Patents Assigned to Biovigil LLC
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Publication number: 20140049391Abstract: Among other things, systems to encourage compliance with hand washing procedures can include: an infrared emitter that projects a first infrared beam with a transverse cross-section having a first axis and a second axis that is shorter than the first axis, the transverse cross-section having a maximum length along the first axis, the infrared emitter modulating the first infrared beam to transmit a first identification signal; wherein the infrared emitter projecting the first infrared beam is placed such that the first axis of the transverse cross-section of the first infrared beam is substantially parallel to a boundary.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2013Publication date: February 20, 2014Applicant: BioVigil, LLCInventors: Steven F. Bolling, Brian Sheahan, Joseph M. Madden, Shimon Gersten
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Patent number: 8502681Abstract: Among other things, systems to encourage compliance with hand washing procedures can include: an infrared emitter that projects a first infrared beam with a transverse cross-section having a first axis and a second axis that is shorter than the first axis, the transverse cross-section having a maximum length along the first axis, the infrared emitter modulating the first infrared beam to transmit a first identification signal; wherein the infrared emitter projecting the first infrared beam is placed such that the first axis of the transverse cross-section of the first infrared beam is substantially parallel to a boundary.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2010Date of Patent: August 6, 2013Assignee: BioVigil, LLCInventors: Steven F. Bolling, Brian Sheahan, Joseph M. Madden, Shimon Gersten
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Patent number: 7982619Abstract: Among other things, an entry monitor has circuitry to detect when a person enters a monitored space and an indicator perceptible to other people in the space to indicate a cleanliness state of the hands of the person who has entered the space.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2009Date of Patent: July 19, 2011Assignee: BioVigil, LLCInventor: Steven F. Bolling
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Patent number: 7936275Abstract: Among other things, from a wireless device, a command is transmitted to wearable monitors within range of the wireless device to update their states to a non disinfected state of the hands of users of the wearable monitors.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 2006Date of Patent: May 3, 2011Assignee: BioVigil, LLCInventor: Steven F. Bolling
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Patent number: 7616122Abstract: Among other things, an entry monitor has circuitry to detect when a person enters a monitored space and an indicator perceptible to other people in the space to indicate a cleanliness state of the hands of the person who has entered the space.Type: GrantFiled: February 14, 2006Date of Patent: November 10, 2009Assignee: BioVigil, LLCInventor: Steven F. Bolling
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Patent number: 7482936Abstract: An electronic sensor is configured to be carried by a person and to be used by the person to detect a cleanliness state of the person's hands. A single unit includes the electronic sensor and (a) a device to provide an indication of the cleanliness state of the person's hands and/or (b) a device to identify the person. A circuit that is configured to control how long after a cleanliness state of a person's hands has been determined to be clean, the state is presumed no longer to be clean. A badge that includes indicia identifying a person who carries the badge, a sensor to be used to detect a cleanliness state of the person's hands, and a visible indicator to indicate to other people the cleanliness state of the person's hands can be used in combination.Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 2007Date of Patent: January 27, 2009Assignee: BioVigil, LLCInventor: Steven F Bolling
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Patent number: 7286057Abstract: An electronic sensor is configured to be carried by a person and to be used by the person to detect a cleanliness state of the person's hands. A single unit includes the electronic sensor and (a) a device to provide an indication of the cleanliness state of the person's hands and/or (b) a device to identify the person. A circuit that is configured to control how long after a cleanliness state of a person's hands has been determined to be clean, the state is presumed no longer to be clean. A badge that includes indicia identifying a person who carries the badge, a sensor to be used to detect a cleanliness state of the person's hands, and a visible indicator to indicate to other people the cleanliness state of the person's hands can be used in combination.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 2005Date of Patent: October 23, 2007Assignee: Biovigil LLCInventor: Steven F Bolling