Patents by Inventor David J. Mishelevich
David J. Mishelevich has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20240267251Abstract: To effectively operate in an increasingly prolific Internet of Things environment, one best has the ability to message, whether device status, actions taken, recommendations for actions or other information to those with a need to know or respond to device-execution instructions. Traditional messaging such as texting and e-mail typically are limited in that they can neither provide automatic audio output to the recipient nor can they may be automatically relayed or contain execution instructions for target devices. The present invention is an appliance that communicates with other IoT devices that provides Extended-Capability Messaging with these capabilities and can include AI and optionally configured in a secure version. Artificial-Intelligence elements of a variety of types can be included in Extended-Capability Messaging Appliances and these and other AI elements constitute a Hybrid AI Backbone.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 14, 2024Publication date: August 8, 2024Applicant: KinNECTed AI IncInventor: David J. Mishelevich
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Publication number: 20240144844Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 26, 2023Publication date: May 2, 2024Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Patent number: 11962432Abstract: To effectively operate in an increasingly prolific Internet of Things environment one best has the ability to message, whether messaging device status, actions taken, recommendations for actions or other information to those with a need to know or containing instructions for device execution. Traditional messaging of various types such as texting and e-mail typically are limited in that they can neither provide automatic audio output at the recipient nor can they may be automatically relayed or contain execution instructions for target devices. The present invention is an Appliance that communicates with other IoT devices such as sensors and actuators and regional or central servers using Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) or Normal Power Wide Area Network (NPWAN) protocols that provides Extended-Capability Messaging provides these capabilities that can include artificial intelligence and optionally configured in a secure version.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 2023Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: KinnecTed AI inc.Inventor: David J. Mishelevich
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Patent number: 11896833Abstract: An invention and method that generate dynamical shaped voltage-gradient geometries through a plurality of dual-modal electrode-contacts placed around the biological tissue in vivo. The geometry of the voltage gradient is optimized through a feedback mechanism from the plurality of dual-modal electrode-contacts that can record electric and magnetic field potentials in the biological tissue. A control controls the waveform signal between sets of electrode-contacts to generate dynamically shaped voltage gradients to modulate a specific set of properties in the biological tissue. A method of analysis for the recorded electric and magnetic field potentials is purposed to optimize the shape of the voltage-gradient geometry through modulation of the waveform signal that is sent through the dual-modal electrode-contacts.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 2022Date of Patent: February 13, 2024Assignee: U LLCInventors: Mohammed Abouelsoud, David J. Mishelevich
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Publication number: 20240039753Abstract: To effectively operate in an increasingly prolific Internet of Things environment one best has the ability to message, whether messaging device status, actions taken, recommendations for actions or other information to those with a need to know or containing instructions for device execution. Traditional messaging of various types such as texting and e-mail typically are limited in that they can neither provide automatic audio output at the recipient nor can they may be automatically relayed or contain execution instructions for target devices. The present invention is an Appliance that communicates with other IoT devices such as sensors and actuators and regional or central servers using Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) or Normal Power Wide Area Network (NPWAN) protocols that provides Extended-Capability Messaging provides these capabilities that can include artificial intelligence and optionally configured in a secure version.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 22, 2023Publication date: February 1, 2024Inventor: David J. Mishelevich
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Patent number: 11854426Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2022Date of Patent: December 26, 2023Assignee: Truinject Corp.Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Publication number: 20230241403Abstract: An invention and method that generate dynamical shaped voltage-gradient geometries through a plurality of dual-modal electrode-contacts placed around the biological tissue in vivo. The geometry of the voltage gradient is optimized through a feedback mechanism from the plurality of dual-modal electrode-contacts that can record electric and magnetic field potentials in the biological tissue. A control controls the waveform signal between sets of electrode-contacts to generate dynamically shaped voltage gradients to modulate a specific set of properties in the biological tissue. A method of analysis for the recorded electric and magnetic field potentials is purposed to optimize the shape of the voltage-gradient geometry through modulation of the waveform signal that is sent through the dual-modal electrode-contacts.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2022Publication date: August 3, 2023Applicant: U LLCInventors: Mohammed Abouelsoud, David J. Mishelevich
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Publication number: 20230201659Abstract: A system and method for optimizing a patient's Kegel exercises is provided. The system includes a user interface device and a vaginal device. The vaginal device includes an intra-vaginal probe having an accelerometer that is configured to generate a signal in response to movement of the probe. The user interface device is connected to the vaginal device and analyzes signals from the accelerometer to provide physiological feedback information to the patient. The vaginal device may be connected to the user interface device via wireless communications such as Bluetooth or by wire. The user interface device may be a smart device or a computer that transmits information to central web-based data server accessible by the patient or authorized healthcare providers or third-party payers.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 29, 2022Publication date: June 29, 2023Inventors: Ramon Jose IGLESIAS, David J. MISHELEVICH, Sean C. NASH, Kaitlin B. SCHAEFER, Jahnavi LOKRE, Milan V. TRCKA, Himanshu PATEL, Jan B. ZWIERSTRA, Trevor DUNLOP, Aaron GIFFORD
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Publication number: 20230009855Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2022Publication date: January 12, 2023Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Patent number: 11426625Abstract: A system and method for optimizing a patient's Kegel exercises is provided. The system includes a user interface device and a vaginal device. The vaginal device includes an intra-vaginal probe having an accelerometer that is configured to generate a signal in response to movement of the probe. The user interface device is connected to the vaginal device and analyzes signals from the accelerometer to provide physiological feedback information to the patient. The vaginal device may be connected to the user interface device via wireless communications such as BLUETOOTH® or by wire. The user interface device may be a smart device or a computer that transmits information to central web-based data server accessible by the patient or authorized healthcare providers or third-party payers.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 2015Date of Patent: August 30, 2022Assignee: REMENDIUM LABS LLCInventors: Ramon Jose Iglesias, David J. Mishelevich, Sean C. Nash, Kaitlin B. Schaefer, Jahnavi Lokre, Milan V. Trcka, Himanshu Patel, Jan B. Zwierstra, Trevor Dunlop, Aaron Gifford
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Patent number: 11403964Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: GrantFiled: December 15, 2020Date of Patent: August 2, 2022Assignee: Truinject Corp.Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Publication number: 20210264815Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 15, 2020Publication date: August 26, 2021Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Patent number: 11071811Abstract: The specification discloses a portable dialysis machine having a detachable controller unit and base unit. The controller unit includes a door having an interior face, a housing with a panel, where the housing and panel define a recessed region configured to receive the interior face of the door, and a manifold receiver fixedly attached to the panel. The base unit has a planar surface for receiving a container of fluid, a scale integrated with the planar surface, a heater in thermal communication with the planar surface, and a sodium sensor in electromagnetic communication with the planar surface. Embodiments of the disclosed portable dialysis system have improved structural and functional features, including improved modularity, ease of use, and safety features.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2020Date of Patent: July 27, 2021Assignee: Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Barry Neil Fulkerson, James Roswell Braig, David J Mishelevich, Charles Clemens, Clark Berg Foster, Martin Hering, Jan Brian Zwierstra, Russell Thomas Joseph, Victor Gura, Thomas Robinson, Milan Trcka, Daniele Ghidoli, Frank Isackson, Mark Forrest Smith
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Patent number: 10902746Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 2020Date of Patent: January 26, 2021Assignee: Truinject Corp.Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Publication number: 20200254169Abstract: The specification discloses a portable dialysis machine having a detachable controller unit and base unit. The controller unit includes a door having an interior face, a housing with a panel, where the housing and panel define a recessed region configured to receive the interior face of the door, and a manifold receiver fixedly attached to the panel. The base unit has a planar surface for receiving a container of fluid, a scale integrated with the planar surface, a heater in thermal communication with the planar surface, and a sodium sensor in electromagnetic communication with the planar surface. Embodiments of the disclosed portable dialysis system have improved structural and functional features, including improved modularity, ease of use, and safety features.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 12, 2020Publication date: August 13, 2020Inventors: Barry Neil Fulkerson, James Roswell Braig, David J Mishelevich, Charles Clemens, Clark Berg Foster, Martin Hering, Jan Brian Zwierstra, Russell Thomas Joseph, Victor Gura, Thomas Robinson, Milan Trcka, Daniele Ghidoli, Frank Isackson, Mark Forrest Smith
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Publication number: 20200251017Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2020Publication date: August 6, 2020Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Publication number: 20200226951Abstract: Various systems and methods are provided for injection training by collecting, processing, analyzing and displaying measured information associated with the delivery of an injection. Sensor-based measurements of a syringe's position and orientation in three-dimensional space are obtained and processed to provide metrics of a trainee's injection performance. The measurements can be combined with a digital model of a training apparatus to deliver a computer-generated, graphical depiction of the training injection, enabling visualization of the injection from perspectives unavailable in the physical world. The training injection execution, as reflected in the measured sensor-based data, can be reviewed and analyzed at times after, and in locations different than, the time and location of the training injection. Additionally, injection training data associated with multiple training injections can be aggregated and analyzed for, among other things, trends in performance.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 11, 2019Publication date: July 16, 2020Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, David J. Mishelevich, Clark B. Foster
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Patent number: 10643497Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for an apparatus and method for practicing injection techniques through an injectable apparatus. The injectable apparatus may contain a camera that is configured to detect the intensity and color of light attenuated from a testing tool after it is injected into a simulated human or animal body parts. A training tool may be connected to a user display device to generate a display of the injection apparatus as well as the performance parameters of a trainee.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 2018Date of Patent: May 5, 2020Assignee: Truinject Corp.Inventors: Gabrielle A. Rios, Jeff Crockett, Clark B. Foster, Milan Trcka, David J. Mishelevich, Aaron J. Gifford, Chris C. Ludolph
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Patent number: 10596310Abstract: The specification discloses a portable dialysis machine having a detachable controller unit and base unit. The controller unit includes a door having an interior face, a housing with a panel, where the housing and panel define a recessed region configured to receive the interior face of the door, and a manifold receiver fixedly attached to the panel. The base unit has a planar surface for receiving a container of fluid, a scale integrated with the planar surface, a heater in thermal communication with the planar surface, and a sodium sensor in electromagnetic communication with the planar surface. Embodiments of the disclosed portable dialysis system have improved structural and functional features, including improved modularity, ease of use, and safety features.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 2016Date of Patent: March 24, 2020Assignee: Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Barry Neil Fulkerson, James Roswell Braig, David J Mishelevich, Charles Clemens, Clark Berg Foster, Martin Hering, Jan Brian Zwierstra, Russell Thomas Joseph, Victor Gura, Thomas Robinson, Milan Trcka, Daniele Ghidoli, Frank Isackson, Mark Forrest Smith
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Patent number: 10569099Abstract: Stimulation of target cells using light, e.g., in vivo, is implemented using a variety of methods and devices. According to an example embodiment of the present invention, target cells are stimulated using an implantable arrangement. The arrangement includes an electrical light-generation means for generating light and a biological portion. The biological portion has a photosensitive bio-molecular arrangement that responds to the generated light by stimulating target cells in vivo.Type: GrantFiled: November 10, 2014Date of Patent: February 25, 2020Assignee: The Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior UniversityInventors: Karl Deisseroth, M. Bret Schneider, David J. Mishelevich