Halthion Medical Technologies, Inc.

Tesseract Sensors, LLC

Nuline Sensors, LLC

Dms-service LLC

Schiller Ag

Techmedic International, Bv

Halthion Medical Tecgnologies, Inc.

Michael J Vosch

Benjamin M Downey

Edwin A McGusty

John W Parker, Iii

Lynda Sue Cole

Johann-Jakob Schmid

Rolf Schuler

Timothy A Holifield

Jonathan R Mohlenhoff

Stephan Vincent Kroecker

Richard L Krampe

Rutger Alexander Brest Van Kempen

Patch with electrode array

Systems and methods for cardiopulmonary resuscitation feedback are disclosed. According to an aspect, a method includes determining a force. The method also includes, in response to determining the force, acquiring spatial orientation data, remove the effects of gravity, and wirelessly or wired method of communicating the spatial orientation data.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) feedback systems and methods

Electrode patch array

A data collection module for a physiological data collection system is a reusable device having a data collection port for connection to a source of physiological data that is in an analog format. The data collection port is in circuit communication with a plurality of bipolar amplifiers. The amplifiers are in circuit communication with a central processing unit provided with analog to digital converters, memory for signal processing and internal USB circuitry. The central processing unit is in circuit communication with a means for storing data and with a means for conveying the data in digital form via at least one of a USB port and a wireless communication system.

Data collection module for a physiological data collection system

A physiological data collection system facilitates acquiring, recording, transferring and analyzing physiological signals generated from the skin of a human subject that may be used in generating an electrocardiogram for a patient in a continuous manner over an extended period of time of twenty four to forty eight hours. The physiological data collection system is an assembly of a disposable physiological sensor device and a reusable data collection module. Collected physiological data may be transmitted for analysis via either a cable or a wireless communication system.

Physiological data collection system

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Titusville, FL, United States of America

Michael J Vosch