Impinj, Inc.

Nautilus Subsidiary, Inc.

Vadim Lobanov

Christopher J Diorio

Alberto Pesavento

Theron Stanford

David Stern

Ryan Kempston Seghers

Sujal M Patel

Parag Mallick

Jarrett D Egertson

Pierre F Indermuhle

Ezra Van Gelder

Torri Elise Rinker

Daniel Horner

Pengyu Hao

Maryam Jouzi

Kevin Chen

RFID systems may be configured to use session-dependent replies. When an RFID tag is involved in a certain inventorying session, the tag may respond to inventorying commands with a reply that is at least partly generated based on the session. For example, the tag may generate a reply with a string that has parity based on the session or includes an identifier for the session. The string may be a random number, a tag identifier or item identifier, or any other suitable data sent from the tag.

RFID systems with session-dependent replies

The present disclosure provides systems and methods for detecting components of an array of biological, chemical, or physical entities. In an aspect, the present disclosure provides a method for detecting an array of biological, chemical, or physical entities, comprising: (a) using one or more light sensing devices, acquiring pixel information from sites in an array, wherein the sites comprise biological, chemical, or physical entities that produce light; (b) processing the pixel information to identify a set of regions of interest (ROIs) corresponding to the sites in the array that produce the light; (c) classifying the pixel information for the ROIs into a categorical classification from among a plurality of distinct categorical classifications, thereby producing a plurality of pixel classifications; and (d) identifying one or more components of the array of biological, chemical, or physical entities based at least in part on the plurality of pixel classifications.

Methods and systems for computational decoding of biological, chemical, and physical entities

Compositions, systems, and methods are disclosed for preparing and utilizing arrays, such as single-analyte arrays containing a plurality of fiducial elements with random spatial distributions. Arrays may be prepared with pluralities of fiducial elements comprising optically active or passive moieties. Arrays containing random spatial distributions of fiducial elements may be utilized for various array-based processes that require spatial information.

Integrated arrays for single-analyte processes

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Vadim Lobanov