Abstract: A medicament delivery assembly comprises a delivery device configured to deliver medicament to a user, a communication accessory releasably coupled to the delivery device, and one or more sensors configured to sense a condition of the delivery device. The communication accessory may be configured to receive a first signal from the one or more sensors assembly and to send a second signal to an external device.

Abstract: An adapter (650) for transferring fluid between a first device (100) and a second device (800). The adapter comprises a first end (652) for receiving the first device, wherein the first end includes a side wall for locating around the first device (100). The adapter (650) further comprises a second end (654) for engaging the first device (100), and including a retaining member (656;658;662), wherein the retaining member (656;658;662) is operable to prevent removal of the first device (100) from the adapter (650) upon engagement of the first device (100) with the second end (654). The first end (652) and the second end (654) are open on both ends to comprise a through-bore extending through the adapter (650). In some cases, the first device (100) may be a drug pen containing insulin.

Abstract: Disclosed is a blood oxygenator for a premature fetus comprising a housing defining a cavity therein, wherein the housing comprises a blood inlet, a blood outlet, a gas inlet, and a gas outlet; and a gas exchanger disposed within the cavity, wherein the gas exchanger comprises a plurality of hollow fibers arranged in a pattern allowing blood to flow past the hollow fibers when in contact with the hollow fibers, wherein the hollow fibers comprise a receiving end in communication with the gas inlet for receiving a sweep gas and an emitting end in communication with the gas outlet from which the sweep gas exits, wherein the oxygenator is designed to rely on the fetal heart as sole blood pump.

Abstract: A medicament delivery assembly comprises a delivery device configured to deliver medicament to a user, a communication accessory releasably coupled to the delivery device, and one or more sensors configured to sense a condition of the delivery device. The communication accessory may be configured to receive a first signal from the one or more sensors assembly and to send a second signal to an external device.

Abstract: A joint compound application assembly for evenly applying joint compound to drywall includes a cart and a box disposed on the cart. A pan is positionable in the box thereby facilitating the box to restrain the pan and the pan can contain joint compound. A roller mount has a first engagement element fixed to the roller mount and a second engagement element movably attached to the roller mount. The second engagement element is positionable in an engaging position or a disengaging position. A pair of rollers is provided and a respective one of the pair of rollers is rotatably attachable to the first engagement element and the second engagement element. In this way the respective roller can apply the joint compound to a wall.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the detection of disease states such as clonal haematopoiesis and cancer by analysing thrombocytes for disease associated markers. The methods comprises steps of providing a biological sample comprising thrombocytes; extracting nucleic acid from said biological sample; analysing said nucleic acid to identify the presence of one or more clonal haematopoiesis associated mutations or cancer associated nucleic acid fragments; and indicating the presence or prognosis of clonal haematopoiesis or cancer based on the presence of one or more clonal haematopoiesis associated mutations or cancer associated nucleic acid fragments.

Abstract: Methods and systems are described herein for generating warning displays during operation execution. In particular, when an operation request is received, an operation execution system may determine a set of potential causes for the operation and generate a set of selectable cause indicators for the set of potential causes. The cause indicators may be sent to a user device with the user being prompted to select one of the cause indicators. When a selection of a cause indicator is received, the operation execution system may generate a warning display to display to the user. The warning display may then be displayed to the user and the user may be enabled to proceed with the operation despite a risk level associated with the warning display.

Abstract: Systems for performing instant optical character recognition (OCR) of documents to be uploaded to a server process for allowing mid-stream adjustments during the document upload process are disclosed. A system may include a mobile device with a document upload application and a backend system to which a document is to be uploaded. The backend system may initiate the OCR process automatically upon receiving images of documents to be uploaded and provide options to the document upload application for managing the upload process based on the results of the OCR process.

Abstract: A beverage can includes a can body and a lid joined to the can body. The can body includes an opening. The lid covers the opening. The lid includes a collar, a cap, and a band. The collar is separately formed from the can body and includes a neck. The neck includes a threaded portion. The cap is threadedly engaged with the threaded portion of the neck. The band is frangibly connected to the cap and encircles the neck. The band is integrally formed with the cap and separately formed from the collar. The cap, band, and neck are respectively configured to cause the band to break away from the cap when the cap is threadedly disengaged from the neck.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, apparatus, device, method and/or computer program product embodiments for providing a mid-stream deposit availability schedule to a customer electronically depositing a check. The deposit availability schedule is generated by activating a mobile financial application, receiving a customer request to deposit a financial instrument, and based on the customer request, activating a camera on the client mobile device to access a field of view of at least one camera and capture one or more images of a financial instrument, store, in a computer memory on the client mobile device, the one or more images. An optical character recognition program, resident on the client mobile device, extracts in real-time, one or more data fields from one or more portions of the financial instrument, communicates the one or more data fields to a remote deposit server and receives a deposit availability schedule, before acceptance of the remote deposit.

Abstract: Systems for performing instant optical character recognition (OCR) of documents to be uploaded to a server process for allowing mid-stream adjustments during the document upload process. are disclosed. A system may include a mobile device with a document upload application and a backend system to which a document is to be uploaded. The backend system may initiate the OCR process automatically upon receiving images of documents to be uploaded and provide options to the document upload application for managing the upload process based on the results of the OCR process.

Abstract: A joint compound application assembly for evenly applying joint compound to drywall includes a cart and a box disposed on the cart. A pan is positionable in the box thereby facilitating the box to restrain the pan and the pan can contain joint compound. A roller mount has a first engagement element fixed to the roller mount and a second engagement element movably attached to the roller mount. The second engagement element is positionable in an engaging position or a disengaging position. A pair of rollers is provided and a respective one of the pair of rollers is rotatably attachable to the first engagement element and the second engagement element. In this way the respective roller can apply the joint compound to a wall.

Abstract: Colloidal quantum dot devices are provided including an integrated circuit; a colloidal quantum dot structure on the integrated circuit; and an encapsulation layer on the colloidal quantum dot structure, the encapsulation layer having a thickness from about 0.5 nm to about 500 nm.

Abstract: A laser designation system is provided including a high-definition broad-band visible-shortwave infrared (SWIR) sensor. The SWIR sensor includes a colloidal quantum dot sensor operative across a spectral band of from about 400 nm to 2400 nm or any subset of wavelengths therein.

Abstract: A rectal drainage appliance is disclosed comprising a tubular element having an inflatable balloon at a distal end for anchoring the appliance in the rectum. The appliance includes one or more of: (i) first and second auxiliary lumens communicating with the inflatable balloon to provide independent inflation and pressure monitoring paths coupled to the balloon; (ii) a pressure state indicator defined by a mechanical element configured to flip between first and second states or shapes responsive to sensed pressure; and (iii) a collapsible auxiliary lumen larger than the inflation lumen, and configured to permit admission of irrigation fluid. The pressure state indicator may also be used in intestinal drains.

Abstract: A stoma adapter is described that is especially suited to a recessed stoma or a flush stoma. The stoma adapter effectively extends the discharge passage from the stoma, protects peristomal skin, and forms a bridge at the interface between the stoma and an ostomy appliance. The stoma adapter contains a substantially unobstructed discharge passage, at least for effluent flowing in a discharge direction. The stoma adapter includes a seal for sealing against the bowel wall. The stoma adapter has collapsing, expanding, flexible and reinforced designs.

Abstract: An adapter (650) for transferring fluid between a first device (100) and a second device (800). The adapter comprises a first end (652) for receiving the first device, wherein the first end includes a side wall for locating around the first device (100). The adapter (650) further comprises a second end (654) for engaging the first device (100), and including a retaining member (656;658;662), wherein the retaining member (656;658;662) is operable to prevent removal of the first device (100) from the adapter (650) upon engagement of the first device (100) with the second end (654). The first end (652) and the second end (654) are open on both ends to comprise a through-bore extending through the adapter (650). In some cases, the first device (100) may be a drug pen containing insulin.

Abstract: An adapter (650) for transferring fluid between a first device (100) and a second device (800). The adapter comprises a first end (652) for receiving the first device, wherein the first end includes a side wall for locating around the first device (100). The adapter (650) further comprises a second end (654) for engaging the first device (100), and including a retaining member (656; 658; 662), wherein the retaining member (656; 658; 662) is operable to prevent removal of the first device (100) from the adapter (650) upon engagement of the first device (100) with the second end (654). The first end (652) and the second end (654) are open on both ends to comprise a through-bore extending through the adapter (650). In some cases, the first device (100) may be a drug pen containing insulin.

Abstract: Systems for performing instant optical character recognition (OCR) of documents to be uploaded to a server process for allowing mid-stream adjustments during the document upload process. are disclosed. A system may include a mobile device with a document upload application and a backend system to which a document is to be uploaded. The backend system may initiate the OCR process automatically upon receiving images of documents to be uploaded and provide options to the document upload application for managing the upload process based on the results of the OCR process.

Abstract: Techniques are described for determining a value metric for each of a plurality of payment cards, and recommending payment card(s) based on their respective value metrics. Implementations provide a recommendation engine that analyzes user data and card data, and recommends payment card(s) that may be suitable for a user. The engine consumes usage data and credit score and uses that information, along with characteristics of various available cards, to develop a value metric for each payment card that indicates how valuable owning the card would be to the particular user, such as how much money the user can expect to make or lose every year if they use the card as indicated, given the card's interest rate, rewards, fees, and so forth. The engine can rank the cards according to their value metrics, and the top-ranked card(s) are presented to the user as recommendations in a user interface.