Abstract: An electronic diagnostics device can detect and report environmental conditions from manufacture to use. The device can include a reaction chamber configured to receive a biological sample and contain a reaction with the biological sample. A component of the biological sample can be detected based on the reaction. The device can also include one or more environmental sensors, such as a temperature sensor and a humidity sensor, to detect the environmental conditions. A processor can read data from the environmental sensors and compare the measured conditions to specified ranges. If an environmental parameter falls outside the specified range, the processor can disable the device or communicate to a user that the device should not be used to perform a diagnostic test.

Abstract: A method for separating and analyzing a liquid sample, such as a blood sample, is disclosed. The method may include combining the sample with liquid reagents, then heating the sample to an appropriate temperature for a sufficient time. The mixed sample and reagents May then be passed through a filter. The resulting liquid may then be exposed to light in a detection chamber and detected by an optical sensor. The data output from the optical sensor may be shown on a display on the device and/or transmitted wirelessly or over a wire to another device. A device for performing the method is also disclosed.

Abstract: A wireless sensor that can measure properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver is disclosed. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, for example, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising the integrity of the closed system.

Abstract: Automated microbial fluid sampling and analysis systems and processes are disclosed herein. Such a system can include a processor that can execute stored computer instructions to control the air sampling and analysis system, a consumable cartridge including a cartridge body and a sample capture substrate (SCS), an air handler to move air through the SCS, a thermocycler to bring the air sampling reaction chamber to one or more desired temperatures to perform nucleic acid amplification directly on the SCS, and optics that can measure fluorescent signal from the air sampling reaction chamber. The system can automatically collect the sample, and can automatically perform the nucleic acid amplification and analysis.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor that can measure properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver is disclosed. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, for example, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising the integrity of the closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor that can measure properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver is disclosed. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, for example, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising the integrity of the closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.

Abstract: An electronic diagnostics device can detect and report environmental conditions from manufacture to use. The device can include a reaction chamber configured to receive a biological sample and contain a reaction with the biological sample. A component of the biological sample can be detected based on the reaction. The device can also include one or more environmental sensors, such as a temperature sensor and a humidity sensor, to detect the environmental conditions. A processor can read data from the environmental sensors and compare the measured conditions to specified ranges. If an environmental parameter falls outside the specified range, the processor can disable the device or communicate to a user that the device should not be used to perform a diagnostic test.

Abstract: A wireless sensor measures properties of a substance and transmits the properties to a remote wireless receiver. The wireless sensor can be fully enclosed within a container containing the substance, allowing remote monitoring of the properties of the substance without compromising integrity of a closed system.