Verily Life Sciences LLC

Qualcomm Incorporated

Dexcom, Inc.

Uei-ming Jow

Mario Francisco Velez

Maryam Fathi

Nathan M Pletcher

Young Kyu Song

Shungneng Lee

Jong-Hoon Lee

Jiang Zhu

Stephen O'Driscoll

Xiaonan Zhang

Sangjo Choi

Jung Ho Yoon

A wearable glucose monitor may include a compact having an antenna positioned on a housing of the glucose monitor to allow the size of the antenna to be larger than a printed circuit board of the glucose monitor positioned internal to the housing. The antenna may be communicatively coupled to a wireless communication device, such as a transceiver on the PCB, to transmit glucose level measurements to an external device through low-frequency radio signals. In some aspects, the antenna may be configured to be distributed into multiple sections positioned on different sections of the housing and connected to form a complete antenna.

Antenna configuration for compact glucose monitor

Techniques and mechanisms for sensing an overlap of an ophthalmic device by an eyelid of a user while the ophthalmic device is disposed in or on an eye of the user. In an embodiment, a circuit, disposed in a sealed enclosure of the ophthalmic device, interacts via an electromagnetic field with a film of tear fluid that is formed on the ophthalmic device. Based on the electromagnetic interaction, an oscillation characteristic of the circuit is evaluated. The oscillation characteristic varies with a resistance that is due in part to an eyelid of the user overlapping at least some portion of the ophthalmic device. Based on the evaluated oscillation characteristic, an amount of the eyelid overlap is determined by circuitry of the ophthalmic device. In another embodiment, the amount of eyelid overlap is used to determine one or more characteristics of gazing by the user's eye.

Device, system and method for detecting overlap of an ophthalmic device by an eyelid

A multi-antenna device may include a high-frequency antenna, a low-frequency antenna, and a patterned metal ground plane defining channels having capacitors operable a short circuit for the high-frequency antenna and an open-circuit for the low-frequency antenna. The high-frequency antenna, the low-frequency antenna, and the patterned metal ground plane may be coupled to a multi-layer printed circuit board of the multi-antenna device. The channels of the metal ground plane conductor may have dimensions to, themselves, operate as the capacitors. In other aspects, discrete capacitors may be positioned on the metal ground plane proximate to the channels to reduce eddy currents during operation of the low-frequency antenna.

Multi-antenna wearable device

A multi-layer ground shield structure of interconnected elements is disclosed. The ground shield structure may include a first patterned layer of a ground shield structure, a second patterned layer of the ground shield structure, and a spacer between the first patterned layer and the second patterned layer. The first patterned layer includes first conductive elements interconnected within the first patterned layer according to a first pattern. The second patterned layer includes second conductive elements interconnected within the second patterned layer according to a second pattern.

Multi-layer ground shield structure of interconnected elements

An inductor structure includes a first set of traces corresponding to a first layer of an inductor, a second set of traces corresponding to a second layer of the inductor, and a third set of traces corresponding to a third layer of the inductor that is positioned between the first layer and the second layer. The first set of traces includes a first trace and a second trace that is parallel to the first trace. A dimension of the first trace is different from a corresponding dimension of the second trace. The second set of traces is coupled to the first set of traces. The second set of traces includes a third trace that is coupled to the first trace and to the second trace. The third set of traces is coupled to the first set of traces.

Inductor structure in a semiconductor device

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Uei-ming Jow