Abstract: Systems and methods for object-based content recommendation are described. A camera feed comprising a plurality of image frames is caused to be displayed at a client device. An object is detected within an image frame from the camera feed, the object corresponding with an object category. Responsive to detecting the object, an icon associated with the object category is selected and displayed at a position upon the camera feed. The icon corresponds with a media collection related to the object category. An input is received selecting the icon. Responsive to the input, a presentation of media items from the media collection is displayed at the client device. By detecting real-world objects and surfacing relevant virtual icons that link to associated media, an augmented reality experience is provided allowing virtual content to be overlaid and anchored to objects in reality.

Abstract: A system can facilitate pre-treatment a biofluid sample for various applications for monitoring and/or tracking a subject's health. The system includes a sample collection component that can collect the biofluid sample. The system also includes a mixing component that includes a media with a material. Upon adding the biofluid sample to the mixing component, the biofluid sample mixes with the media. The system also includes a filter component that can filter the media from the biofluid sample. After the media is filtered from the biofluid sample, the biofluid sample can be provided to an analyte analysis application.

Abstract: A system can facilitate pre-treatment a biofluid sample for various applications for monitoring and/or tracking a subject's health. The system includes a sample collection component that can collect the biofluid sample. The system also includes a mixing component that includes a media with a material. Upon adding the biofluid sample to the mixing component, the biofluid sample mixes with the media. The system also includes a filter component that can filter the media from the biofluid sample. After the media is filtered from the biofluid sample, the biofluid sample can be provided to an analyte analysis application.

Abstract: A system can facilitate detection of 1, 5-anhydroglucitol (1, 5-AG) present in a saliva sample. The saliva sample can be placed in contact with a portion of a sensing device that includes a 1, 5-AG sensor. An indicator of a concentration of 1, 5-AG in the saliva sample can be detected by the 1, 5-AG sensor. The 1, 5-AG sensor can send the indicator to a computing device that includes a processing unit. The processing unit can execute instructions stored in non-transitory memory to receive the indicator; measure an amount of 1, 5-AG in the saliva sample based on the indicator; and provide an output related to the amount of 1, 5-AG in saliva sample. The amount of 1, 5-AG in the saliva sample can be used as a diagnostic property for a subject who produced the saliva sample.

Abstract: A system can facilitate pre-treatment a biofluid sample for various applications for monitoring and/or tracking a subject's health. The system includes a sample collection component that can collect the biofluid sample. The system also includes a mixing component that includes a media with a material. Upon adding the biofluid sample to the mixing component, the biofluid sample mixes with the media. The system also includes a filter component that can filter the media from the biofluid sample. After the media is filtered from the biofluid sample, the biofluid sample can be provided to an analyte analysis application.

Abstract: A system can facilitate detection of the presence of an analyte or a contaminant in a contaminated sample. The system includes a first sensor to detect the analyte and a contaminant in the sample and a second sensor to detect the analyte or the contaminant in the sample. The detections are compared by a device comprising a processor to eliminate either the analyte or the contaminant from the final detected result.

Abstract: A system can facilitate detection of the presence of an analyte or a contaminant in a contaminated sample. The system includes a first sensor to detect the analyte and a contaminant in the sample and a second sensor to detect the analyte or the contaminant in the sample. The detections are compared by a device comprising a processor to eliminate either the analyte or the contaminant from the final detected result.