Abstract: There is provided markers, systems, and methods for creating and utilizing a marker containing identification information. The embodiments include an identifying marker comprised of high temperature material for tracking a component in a high temperature environment. The marker may be disposed on the component such that the marker is subject to high temperatures while affixed to the component. The marker may provide the ability to track a history of the component the marker is attached to for maintenance.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to systems, devices, and methods for authenticating users of any device requiring authentication, such as a medical device. The systems, devices, and methods can convert a standard USB mass storage device into a unique USB based authentication device that authenticates a user. The device can be programmed to grant access to one or more functions only upon verification of a user by inserting the USB based authentication device into the medical device.

Abstract: There is provided markers, systems, and methods for creating and utilizing a marker containing identification information. The embodiments include an identifying marker comprised of high temperature material for tracking a component in a high temperature environment. The marker may be disposed on the component such that the marker is subject to high temperatures while affixed to the component. The marker may provide the ability to track a history of the component the marker is attached to for maintenance.

Abstract: A security token is provided having a communication interface with a communication transceiver; a circuit having encoded thereon an immutable hardware key; and a tangible, nonvolatile memory, the nonvolatile memory having stored thereon a mutable software key, the mutable software key including a cryptographic key and an expiry for the cryptographic key.

Abstract: In some examples, a dialysis system is configured to track consumables used by a dialysis machine to deliver a dialysis treatment to a patient in order to facilitate the delivery of additional consumables for use in future dialysis treatments. The dialysis machine can be configured to use a cartridge to replenish a dialysate and/or a recharger configured to recharge the cartridge. The dialysis system may track a consumables inventory (e.g., stored locally with the patient, such as at the patient's home) based on an amount of dialysate provided to a dialyzer over the course of the dialysis treatment and a dialysate prescription of the patient. The dialysis system may communicate the consumables inventory and/or a consumption of consumables associated with the patient to a remote device. The remote device may schedule a delivery of consumables to the patient based the consumables inventory and/or the consumption of consumables.

Abstract: A medical system includes a medical device with processing circuitry configured to receive sensor data and send the sensor data to a diagnostic system. The sensor data includes sound data associated with blood flow and vibration data associated with blood flow. The diagnostic system includes a computing system configured to receive the sensor data and output devices. The output devices include a speaker configured to output a sound based on the sound data and a haptic device configured to provide a haptic feedback based on the vibration data.

Abstract: Systems and methods for performing mutual authentication between a hardware access token and a reader device are provided. The systems and methods include reading a unique or pseudo-unique identifier of the hardware access token and computing a password for the hardware access token based on the unique or pseudo-unique identifier and a group secret of the reader device.

Abstract: A security token is provided having a communication interface with a communication transceiver; a circuit having encoded thereon an immutable hardware key; and a tangible, nonvolatile memory, the nonvolatile memory having stored thereon a mutable software key, the mutable software key including a cryptographic key and an expiry for the cryptographic key.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to systems, devices, and methods for authenticating users of any device requiring authentication, such as a medical device. The systems, devices, and methods can convert a standard USB mass storage device into a unique USB based authentication device that authenticates a user. The device can be programmed to grant access to one or more functions only upon verification of a user by inserting the USB based authentication device into the medical device.

Abstract: An inline piston pump that is efficient, manufacturable, and durable. The angled bearing surface within the pump that it contacts drives the piston and rotates with the cylinder.

Abstract: A fuel boost pump assembly for an aircraft includes a first inlet for receiving a first pressurized fuel flow, a second inlet, an assembly outlet, a pump for transferring fuel between the second inlet and the assembly outlet, and a hydraulic motor adapted to drive the pump. The hydraulic motor is fluidly connected between the first inlet and the assembly outlet, and is mechanically coupled to the pump. Further, in use, the hydraulic motor converts hydraulic energy of the first pressurized fuel flow into driving energy of the pump such that the pump generates a second pressurized fuel flow between the second inlet and the assembly outlet.

Abstract: The invention relates to devices, systems, and methods for controlling smart card authentication for a system. The systems and methods can include a smart card reader for gaining access to a smart card by sending a first password to access the smart card wherein the smart card reader can read a unique ID of the smart card and use an algorithm to generate a second password and store the generated second password directly in the smart card's file directory. The medical systems can include any medical device or machine requiring the transfer of any data such as personal health information (PHI) and therapy parameter data to be used by medical devices in the system. The methods, algorithms, and processes can also be used as a standard for any number of devices and systems for accessing a particular device.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Some wireless communications systems may transition between a real-time texting (RTT) mode and a text teletypewriter (TTY) mode and vice versa, on a user equipment (UE). A UE may make a determine to transition between two texting modes while coordinating the transfer of text data between the different modes. Some wireless communications systems may also transition a UE between a packet switched network and a circuit switched network without loss of signal and consistent text data delivery during the communication without losing the text data during the transition between the two coverage areas. Transitioning between modes and networks may provide a user with interoperability and the benefit of conveniently switching between two modes without service interruption.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communications are described. Some wireless communications systems may transition between a real-time texting (RTT) mode and a text teletypewriter (TTY) mode and vice versa, on a user equipment (UE). A UE may make a determine to transition between two texting modes while coordinating the transfer of text data between the different modes. Some wireless communications systems may also transition a UE between a packet switched network and a circuit switched network without loss of signal and consistent text data delivery during the communication without losing the text data during the transition between the two coverage areas. Transitioning between modes and networks may provide a user with interoperability and the benefit of conveniently switching between two modes without service interruption.

Abstract: Methods for providing sketch dimensions for a drawing view and corresponding systems and computer-readable mediums. A method includes receiving a geometric model including a revolved feature generated using a sketch having sketch dimensions. The sketch and the sketch dimensions are in a sketch plane. The method includes, in response to one or more sketch objects being visible in a current view plane of the revolved feature, generating a drawing view of the one or more sketch objects in the current view plane. The drawing view includes the sketch dimensions of the one or more sketch objects.

Abstract: Methods for providing sketch dimensions for a drawing view and corresponding systems and computer-readable mediums. A method includes receiving a geometric model including a revolved feature generated using a sketch having sketch dimensions. The sketch and the sketch dimensions are in a sketch plane. The method includes, in response to one or more sketch objects being visible in a current view plane of the revolved feature, generating a drawing view of the one or more sketch objects in the current view plane. The drawing view includes the sketch dimensions of the one or more sketch objects.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of conducting an N-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiment in a phase-sensitive manner by the use of forward and backward sampling of time domain shifted by a primary phase shift under conditions effective to measure time domain amplitudes and secondary phase shifts. The present invention also relates to methods of conducting an N-dimensional NMR experiment in a phase-sensitive manner by the use of dual forward and backward sampling of time domain shifted by a primary phase shift under conditions effective to measure secondary phase shifts or at least partially cancel dispersive and quadrature image signal components arising in the frequency domain from secondary phase shifts.

Abstract: Method and system for analyzing breast carcinoma using microscopic image analysis of fine needle aspirates. The method includes extracting a G-plane image from an image. The method also includes de-noising the G-plane image. Further, the method includes balancing histogram imbalance associated with the G-plane image. Furthermore, the method includes generating a binary image from the G-plane image. The method also includes filtering the binary image to yield a nuclear map. Further, the method includes extracting a nuclear contour from the nuclear map. Moreover, the method includes determining one or more parameters from at least one of the G-plane image, the nuclear map and the nuclear contour to enable detection of the breast lesion as one of malignant and non-malignant.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of conducting an N-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experiment in a phase-sensitive manner by the use of forward and backward sampling of time domain shifted by a primary phase shift under conditions effective to measure time domain amplitudes and secondary phase shifts. The present invention also relates to methods of conducting an N-dimensional NMR experiment in a phase-sensitive manner by the use of dual forward and backward sampling of time domain shifted by a primary phase shift under conditions effective to measure secondary phase shifts or at least partially cancel dispersive and quadrature image signal components arising in the frequency domain from secondary phase shifts.