Jabil Inc.

Nathaniel Patrick Richards

Ian J Timmins

Girish Satish Wable

Jorg Richstein

Mark Edward Sussman

Nabel M Ghalib

Sai Guruva Reddy Avuthu

Samantha Lynn Stevens

Arnoldo Reta

Sai Guruva Avuthu

Ralph Hugeneck

Ronald Harry Darnell

Mary Alice Gill

MaryAlice Gill

Christopher Jones

Arnold Reta

Nabil M Ghalib

The disclosure is and includes at least an apparatus, system and method for a flexible heater sensor suitable for association with a fluid bag. The apparatus, system and method may include a conformable substrate on a ply of the fluid bag opposite a printed flexible heater; and a matched function ink set, printed onto at least one substantially planar face of the substrate. The matched function ink set forms: at least one conductive layer capable of receiving current flow from at least one power source; and at least one dielectric layer capable of at least partially insulating and at least partially limiting conductivity of the at least one conductive layer; wherein the matched ink set is matched to preclude detrimental interactions between the printed inks of each of the at least one conductive and dielectric layers, and to preclude detrimental interactions with the conformable substrate; and wherein the at least one conductive layer and the at least one dielectric layer comprise a sensing circuit that senses at least the temperature of fluid within the fluid bag.

Apparatus, system and method of providing a conformable heater system

The disclosure is and includes at least an apparatus, system and method printing multilayer circuits on graphics. The multilayer print may include forming an electronic human machine interface, sensor readout, or a driver circuit, by way of example, and may include successively printing at least two functional ink layers comprising at least one conductive layer and at least one dielectric layer on a substrate comprising one of a thermoform and an overmold; printing at least one non-conductive graphical ink layer in the succession of the successively printing; curing each of the successively printed layers after the printing of each of the successively printed layers, wherein the curing of the successively printed functional ink layers comprises at least an ultra-violet curing; and squeegeeing at least the at least one conductive layer with a squeegee having a low durometer.

Printing of multilayer circuits on graphics

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St. Petersburg, FL, United States of America

Nathaniel Patrick Richards