Sackett Solutions & Innovations, LLC

Xoetronics, LLC

US Government As Represented by the Secretary of the Army

Ramarao Inguva

Hans Rau

Nemoy Rau

Visveshwar Baskaran

Darell Eugene Engelhaupt

James Wyly

Frank L Madarasz

Charles M Bowden

Joseph Milelli

David Peter Krivoshik

Joseph W Haus

Rick Story

R Joseph Milelli

Nauzer Kalyaniwalla

The present invention provides a novel system of hardware designed to capture and process in real time clinical observations of patient responses and reactions in different clinical and patient settings and situations, comprising: a patient biometric data recording system in a clinical office, a mobile real time episode or event data recording device system or a wearable device recording system.

Real time biometric recording, information analytics, and monitoring systems and methods

A computer-implemented method and system of hardware for acquiring objective data relating to biometric and physiological parameters of an individual to diagnose, devise a treatment plan, and/or monitor an emotional and mental state of the individual. The method and system are designed to capture and process in real time clinical observations of patient responses and reactions in different clinical and patient settings and situations.

Real time biometric recording, information analytics and monitoring systems for behavioral health management

The present invention provides methods and systems to periodically monitor the emotional state of a subject comprising the steps of: exposing the subject to a plurality of stimuli during a session; acquiring objective data from a plurality of monitoring sensors, wherein at least one sensor measures a physiological parameter; transferring the data to a database; and processing the data to extract objective information about the emotional state of the subject.

Cognitive biometric systems to monitor emotions and stress

An opto-electronic device utilizes a band of partially polarized polychromatic light for quantitative analysis of a specimen containing a target molecule. The device comprises: a polarizer for producing a segmented band of partially polarized polychromatic light from the band of partially polarized polychromatic light; a specimen cell adapted for receiving the specimen and for transporting said segmented band of partially polarized polychromatic light to the specimen; a polarizing analyzer optically coupled to said segmented band of partially polarized polychromatic light exiting the specimen; and comparison means for comparing said segmented band of partially polarized polychromatic light before entering the specimen with said segmented band of partially polarized polychromatic light after exiting the specimen. The target molecule changes ellipticity of said segmented band of partially polarized polychromatic light and said polarizer is synchronized with said polarizing analyzer.

Measurement, data acquistion, and signal processing for a photonic molecular probe

In an opto-electronic device utilizing a band of light for quantitative analysis of a specimen containing a target molecule, the opto-electronic device comprising a specimen cell adapted for receiving the specimen and for transporting the band of light, a device for comparing the band of light before entering the specimen with the band of light after exiting the specimen, wherein the target molecule. The device for comparing comprises: an optical sensor; and, a signal processor for determining a quantitative level of the target molecule within the specimen. The signal processor utilizes Bayes' Theorem for determining the quantitative level of the target molecule within the specimen.

Measurement, data acquisition, and signal processing

A block of composite material includes a dielectric material with a dielectric constant of .epsilon..sub.d =4.66 and which is at least 4 .mu.m thick and has electrically conductive microparticles randomly distributed throughout. The composite material exhibits an optical bistability without cavity feedback. The microparticles must be nearly uniform in size and of spherical diameter much smaller than the wavelength of light in the particle. The composite, when illuminated by laser light in the range of 500 nm and of varying intensity, becomes opaque at a critical input intensity and stays opaque until the input intensity reaches a certain level both below and above the intensity at which it initially became opaque. Thus the material behaves as an optical switch and a limiter.

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Ramarao Inguva