Khn Solutions, Inc.

Moximed, Inc.

Other

Unovo Llc.

Cm Concepts, LLC

William Gregory Tammen

Keith Harry Nothacker

Raymond Kampmeier

Clinton Neal Slone

Michael Jurgen Strasser

Imraan Aziz

Joshua Makower

Michael E Landry

Alan Chung Regala

Anton G Clifford

Thomas E King

Ehsan Alipour

Benjamin Toru Mino

John Kostin Milanovich

Philip John Milanovich

Michael J Buerchner

Christopher N Pericles

Gregory R Little

Sample receiving device

The technologies described enable tracking statuses of and performance metrics for alcohol sensing devices, with respect to performing device integrity checks in order to ensure that testing of provided samples is performed properly. Systems described include alcohol testing devices including flow tubes, alcohol sensors, pumps, supplementary sensors, processors, and user interfaces. Methods described include steps for performing a set of integrity checks in coordination with receiving samples (e.g., breath samples, transdermal samples, etc.) from users.

Method and system for detecting and maintaining performance of an alcohol sensing device

A method for monitoring intoxication of a user, the method including: receiving a set of samples from a body region of a user; generating an intoxication metric based on the set of samples; and providing a notification to the user based on the intoxication metric. The method can additionally or alternatively include: modifying operation of the transdermal alcohol sensing device based on the intoxication metric; determining contextual data; maintaining a hydration level of the transdermal alcohol sensing device; and any other suitable processes. A system for monitoring intoxication of a user including a sensor and a housing. The system can additionally or alternatively include any or all of: an inlet, a fastener, an electronics subsystem, a user device, and/or any other suitable component.

Method and system for transdermal alcohol monitoring

Biomonitoring wristband

A system for manipulating energy transferred by members defining a joint. The system includes a first attachment structure configured to be attached to a first member of the joint and a second attachment structure configured to be attached to a second member of the joint. There is also an adjustable energy absorbing device attached to the first attachment structure and second attachment structure, wherein adjusting the energy absorbing device changes the load manipulating characteristics of the energy absorbing device.

Absorber designs for implantable device

Adjustable absorber designs for implantable device

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Lafayette, CA, United States of America

William Gregory Tammen