Patents Assigned to InfoBionic, Inc.
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Patent number: 9968274Abstract: A computer-implemented method for processing ECG data may include: receiving ECG data representing a plurality of heartbeats; analyzing the ECG data to determine whether each of the plurality of heartbeats is a normal heartbeat or an abnormal heartbeat; associating each of the abnormal heartbeats with an existing template or a new template; receiving input related to each new template, wherein the input includes either: a) a confirmation that the new template represents an abnormal heartbeat, or b) a reclassification of the new template as representing a normal heartbeat or a different abnormal heartbeat; and in response to the user input, updating a label of each of the heartbeats associated with each confirmed new template and each of the heartbeats associated with each reclassified new template.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2016Date of Patent: May 15, 2018Assignee: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventors: Lev Korzinov, Eric Baumann, Anna McNamara
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Publication number: 20170095177Abstract: A method of measuring bioelectric signals of a patient having an axis extending from the patient's head to the patient's feet includes attaching a patch to the patient's skin. The patch may include a first electrode and a second electrode spaced apart along a longitudinal axis of the patch. The patch may be attached such that the longitudinal axis of the patch is generally aligned with the axis of the patient. The method may also include attaching a third electrode to the patient's skin, and measuring bioelectric signals of the patient using the first electrode, the second electrode, and the third electrode.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 28, 2016Publication date: April 6, 2017Applicant: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventors: Darren SPENCER, Peter VAN DER SLUIS
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Publication number: 20160183833Abstract: A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2016Publication date: June 30, 2016Applicant: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventors: Ravi KUPPURAJ, Serban P. GEORGESCU, Michael FAHEY, Juhan SONIN, Eric BENOIT
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Publication number: 20160180684Abstract: A system collects and stores data from a source at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia, earthquake or failure of a structural member. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is less specific than the second tier. If the first tier analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyses the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 29, 2016Publication date: June 23, 2016Applicant: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventor: Michael Fahey
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Patent number: 9307914Abstract: A system collects and stores data from a source at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia, earthquake or failure of a structural member. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is less specific than the second tier. If the first tier analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyzes the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 2012Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: INFOBIONIC, INCInventor: Michael Fahey
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Patent number: 9307922Abstract: A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 2015Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventors: Ravi Kuppuraj, Serban P. Georgescu, Michael Fahey, Juhan Sonin, Eric Benoit
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Patent number: 9081884Abstract: A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: June 26, 2014Date of Patent: July 14, 2015Assignee: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventors: Ravi Kuppuraj, Serban P. Georgescu, Michael Fahey, Juhan Sonin, Eric Benoit
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Patent number: 8798734Abstract: A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2013Date of Patent: August 5, 2014Assignee: Infobionic Inc.Inventors: Ravi Kuppuraj, Serban P. Georgescu, Michael Fahey, Juhan Sonin, Eric Benoit
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Publication number: 20140194762Abstract: A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2013Publication date: July 10, 2014Applicant: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventors: Ravi KUPPURAJ, Serban P. Georgescu, Michael Fahey, Juhan Sonin, Eric Benoit
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Patent number: 8774932Abstract: A data collection system collects and stores physiological data from an ambulatory patient at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is more sensitive and less specific than the second tier. If the more sensitive analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyses the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2013Date of Patent: July 8, 2014Assignee: Infobionic, Inc.Inventor: Michael Fahey
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Patent number: 8744561Abstract: A data collection system collects and stores physiological data from an ambulatory patient at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is more sensitive and less specific than the second tier. If the more sensitive analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyses the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2013Date of Patent: June 3, 2014Assignee: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventor: Michael Fahey
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Patent number: 8620418Abstract: A method is disclosed for displaying patient ECG data. The method includes receiving ECG data including an ECG waveform; receiving analyzed ECG data including arrhythmic events; generating an indicia of the detected arrhythmic event; and displaying the indicia of the detected arrhythmic event in relation to the ECG waveform at a position associated with a time of the detected arrhythmic event. A system for displaying patient ECG data is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2013Date of Patent: December 31, 2013Assignee: Infobionic, Inc.Inventors: Ravi Kuppuraj, Serban P. Georgescu, Michael Fahey, Juhan Sonin, Eric Benoit
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Publication number: 20130275158Abstract: A data collection system collects and stores physiological data from an ambulatory patient at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is more sensitive and less specific than the second tier. If the more sensitive analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyses the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 6, 2013Publication date: October 17, 2013Applicant: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventor: Michael FAHEY
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Publication number: 20130253354Abstract: A data collection system collects and stores physiological data from an ambulatory patient at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is more sensitive and less specific than the second tier. If the more sensitive analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyses the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2013Publication date: September 26, 2013Applicant: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventor: Michael FAHEY
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Publication number: 20130253355Abstract: A data collection system collects and stores physiological data from an ambulatory patient at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly, such as an arrhythmia. A two-tiered analysis scheme is used, where the first tier is more sensitive and less specific than the second tier. If the more sensitive analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analyses the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user, such as via a graphical or tabular display.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2013Publication date: September 26, 2013Applicant: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventor: Michael FAHEY
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Patent number: 8478418Abstract: A data collection system collects and stores physiological data from an ambulatory patient at a high resolution and/or a high data rate (“more detailed data”) and sends a low-resolution and/or downsampled version of the data (“less detailed data”) to a remote server via a wireless network. The server automatically analyzes the less detailed data to detect an anomaly. A two-tiered analysis is used, where the first tier is less specific than the second tier. If the less specific analysis detects or suspects the anomaly, the server signals the data collector to send more detailed data that corresponds to a time period associated with the anomaly. The more specific second tier analysis the more detailed data to verify the anomaly. The server may also store the received data and make it available to a user.Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 2012Date of Patent: July 2, 2013Assignee: InfoBionic, Inc.Inventor: Michael Fahey
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Patent number: D794805Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2016Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventors: Matthew Kranz, Jin Chen, Carl D. Cook, Steven Erro, Julian Groeli
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Patent number: D794806Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2016Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventors: Matthew Kranz, Jin Chen, Carl D. Cook, Steven Erro, Julian Groeli
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Patent number: D794807Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2016Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: INFOBIONIC, INC.Inventors: Matthew Kranz, Jin Chen, Carl D. Cook, Steven Erro, Julian Groeli