Abstract: An apparatus for detecting a biomarker comprises a droplet harvesting structure for converting breath vapor to a fluid droplet for forming a fluid sample and a testing system having a biomarker testing zone for receiving the fluid sample and detecting a biomarker. The droplet harvesting structure may include at least one of a hydrophobic field for receiving the breath vapor and forming the fluid droplet from the received breath vapor and hydrophilic channels for receiving the fluid droplet and channeling the fluid droplet towards the testing system. A fluid dam member may be provided disposed between the droplet harvesting structure and the biomarker testing zone.

Abstract: A mask-based diagnostic apparatus for detecting a biomarker contained in exhaled breath of a test subject. An exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector converts breath vapor from the lungs and airways into a fluid biosample. The EBC collector includes a condensate-forming surface and a thermal mass in thermal connection with the condensate-forming surface. A fluid transfer system transfers the EBC to at least one of a testing unit and an EBC containment vessel. Prior to testing, a semipermeable membrane concentrates a target biomarker portion in the fluid biosample to form a concentrated fluid biosample for testing. A target biomarker releasing material, such as a lysing agent, and/or mechanical lysing, can be used to obtained a target biomarker for testing that is within a viral envelope. The testing unit can be a universal g-FET biosensor constructed as a packaged semiconductor device that receives and tests the EBC as a fluid biosample.

Abstract: A mask-based diagnostic (MBD) system for remote patient monitoring that collects chemical biomarker data and non-chemical biometric data from patients in a non-invasive manner. The MBD can be used to monitor various medical conditions, including cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, diabetes, and respiratory diseases. The system consists of a mask having an exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector that tests for chemical biomarkers in EBC. Non-chemical biometric data, such as temperature, heart rate, and blood oxygen levels can also be obtained using a wearable electronic device. The collected data is transmitted wirelessly to a remote server for aggregation, analysis, and interpretation using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. The AI algorithms detect patterns and trends in the patient data, which can be used for drug discovery, to identify health issues, adjust treatment plans, etc.

Abstract: A mask-based diagnostic (MBD) system for remote patient monitoring that collects chemical biomarker data and non-chemical biometric data from patients in a non-invasive manner. The MBD can be used to monitor various medical conditions, including cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, diabetes, and respiratory diseases. The system consists of a mask having an exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector that tests for chemical biomarkers in EBC. Non-chemical biometric data, such as temperature, heart rate, and blood oxygen levels can also be obtained using a wearable electronic device. The collected data is transmitted wirelessly to a remote server for aggregation, analysis, and interpretation using artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms. The AI algorithms detect patterns and trends in the patient data, which can be used for drug discovery, to identify health issues, adjust treatment plans, etc.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting a biomarker includes a particulate capturing structure for receiving and capturing exhaled breath aerosol (EBA) particulate from airway linings of a user, the particulate capturing structure having an aerosol particulate testing system for receiving the captured particulate and detecting a first biomarker, wherein the aerosol particulate testing system includes a dissolvable EBA sample collector film for capturing EBA particulate. The apparatus may include a droplet harvesting structure for converting breath vapor to a fluid droplet for forming a fluid sample and a testing system having a biomarker testing zone for receiving the fluid sample and detecting a biomarker.

Abstract: A mask-based diagnostic device with accessibility features, includes a face mask, where an inside of the face mask defines during use a confined local environment that includes breath vapor exhaled from the lungs of a user. An exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector has a condensate forming surface for converting exhaled breath vapor into an EBC liquid sample. An EBC testing unit tests the EBC sample for a target molecule, where the EBC sample contains water and the target molecule, the EBC testing unit includes a printed circuit board supporting a semiconductor packaged electronic biosensor in electrical communication with power, analysis and communications electronics, a fluid conductor for conducting the EBC sample to the electronic biosensor.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting a biomarker comprises a droplet harvesting structure for converting breath vapor to a fluid droplet for forming a fluid sample and a testing system having a biomarker testing zone for receiving the fluid sample and detecting a biomarker. The droplet harvesting structure may include at least one of a hydrophobic field for receiving the breath vapor and forming the fluid droplet from the received breath vapor and hydrophilic channels for receiving the fluid droplet and channeling the fluid droplet towards the testing system. A fluid dam member may be provided disposed between the droplet harvesting structure and the biomarker testing zone.

Abstract: A wearable electronic fabric comprises a woven fabric formed from a plurality of interlaced threads. The plurality of interlaced threads comprise a plurality of warp threads interlaced with a plurality of weft threads. The woven fabric has a top face and a bottom face. A plurality of conductive threads is included among the plurality of interlaced threads at predetermined intervals and interlacing angles to provide a pattern of connection locations. The connection locations are located at regular intervals on at least one of the top face and the bottom face of the woven fabric.

Abstract: A wearable electronic Human Machine Interface (HHMI) receives electrical activity from muscles and nerves of a user. An electrical signal is determined having characteristics based on the received electrical activity. The electrical signal is generated and applied to an object to cause an action dependent on the received electrical activity. The object can be a biological component of the user, such as a muscle, another user, or a remotely located machine such as a drone. Exemplary uses include mitigating tremor, accelerated learning, cognitive therapy, remote robotic, drone and probe control and sensing, virtual and augmented reality, stroke, brain and spinal cord rehabilitation, gaming, education, pain relief, entertainment, remote surgery, remote participation in and/or observation of an event such as a sporting event, biofeedback and remotality. Remotality is the perception of a reality occurring remote from the user. The reality may be remote in time, location and/or physical form.

Abstract: A mask-based diagnostic apparatus is provided for detecting a biomarker contained in exhaled breath of a test subject. An exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector converts breath vapor received from the lungs and airways of the test subject into a fluid biosample. The EBC collector including a thermal mass, a condensate-forming surface and a fluid conductor disposed on the condensate-forming surface. A fluid transfer system receives the fluid biosample from the EBC collector. A biomarker testing unit receives the fluid biosample from the fluid transfer system and tests the fluid biosample for a target biomarker. A testing system support is provided for supporting the EBC collector, the fluid transfer system and the biomarker testing unit. The testing system support is configured and dimensioned to fit inside a face mask.

Abstract: A wearable Haptic Human Machine Interface (HHMI) receives electrical activity from muscles and nerves of a user. An electrical signal is determined having characteristics based on the received electrical activity. The electrical signal is generated and applied to an object to cause an action dependent on the received electrical activity. The object can be a biological component of the user, such as a muscle, another user, or a remotely located machine such as a drone. Exemplary uses include mitigating tremor, accelerated learning, cognitive therapy, remote robotic, drone and probe control and sensing, virtual and augmented reality, stroke, brain and spinal cord rehabilitation, gaming, education, pain relief, entertainment, remote surgery, remote participation in and/or observation of an event such as a sporting event, biofeedback and remotality. Remotality is the perception of a reality occurring remote from the user. The reality may be remote in time, location and/or physical form.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting a biomarker comprises a droplet harvesting structure for converting breath vapor to a fluid droplet for forming a fluid sample and a testing system having a biomarker testing zone for receiving the fluid sample and detecting a biomarker. The droplet harvesting structure may include at least one of a hydrophobic field for receiving the breath vapor and forming the fluid droplet from the received breath vapor and hydrophilic channels for receiving the fluid droplet and channeling the fluid droplet towards the testing system. A fluid dam member may be provided disposed between the droplet harvesting structure and the biomarker testing zone.

Abstract: A mask-based testing system for detecting a biomarker received from lungs and airways of a test subject includes an exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector integrated into an inside of a face mask worn by the test subject. The EBC collector converts breath vapor received from the lungs and airways of the test subject into a fluid biosample. A biosensor is fixed to the inside of the face mask for receiving a fluid biosample from the EBC collector and testing the fluid biosample for a target analyte. The biosensor generates a test signal dependent on at least the presence and absence of the target analyte in the fluid biosample. An electronic circuit is fixed to an outside of the mask for receiving the test signal, determining from the test signal a test result signal depending on detecting or not detecting the target analyte, and transmitting the test result signal to a remote receiver.

Abstract: A mask-based diagnostic apparatus is provided for detecting a biomarker contained in exhaled breath of a test subject. An exhaled breath condensate (EBC) collector converts breath vapor received from the lungs and airways of the test subject into a fluid biosample. The EBC collector including a thermal mass, a condensate-forming surface and a fluid conductor disposed on the condensate-forming surface. A fluid transfer system receives the fluid biosample from the EBC collector. A biomarker testing unit receives the fluid biosample from the fluid transfer system and tests the fluid biosample for a target biomarker. A testing system support is provided for supporting the EBC collector, the fluid transfer system and the biomarker testing unit. The testing system support is configured and dimensioned to fit inside a face mask.

Abstract: An apparatus for detecting a biomarker includes a particulate capturing structure for receiving and capturing exhaled breath aerosol (EBA) particulate from airway linings of a user, the particulate capturing structure having an aerosol particulate testing system for receiving the captured particulate and detecting a first biomarker, wherein the aerosol particulate testing system includes a dissolvable EBA sample collector film for capturing EBA particulate. The apparatus may include a droplet harvesting structure for converting breath vapor to a fluid droplet for forming a fluid sample and a testing system having a biomarker testing zone for receiving the fluid sample and detecting a biomarker.

Abstract: A wearable electronic therapeutic device has one or more biometric detectors each for detecting one or more biometric parameters. The biometric parameters are dependent on at least one physiological change to a patient in response to a therapeutic treatment. A microprocessor receives the one or more biometric parameters and applies probabilistic analysis to determine if at least one physiological change threshold has been exceeded dependent on the probabilistic analysis of the two or more biometric parameters. An activation circuit activates an action depending on the determined exceeded physiological change. The action that is activated can be applying an elcetroceutical treatment in addition or as an alternative to a pharmaceutical treatment.

Abstract: A wearable Haptic Human Machine Interface (HHMI) receives electrical activity from muscles and nerves of a user. An electrical signal is determined having characteristics based on the received electrical activity. The electrical signal is generated and applied to an object to cause an action dependent on the received electrical activity. The object can be a biological component of the user, such as a muscle, another user, or a remotely located machine such as a drone. Exemplary uses include mitigating tremor, accelerated learning, cognitive therapy, remote robotic, drone and probe control and sensing, virtual and augmented reality, stroke, brain and spinal cord rehabilitation, gaming, education, pain relief, entertainment, remote surgery, remote participation in and/or observation of an event such as a sporting event, biofeedback and remotality. Remotality is the perception of a reality occurring remote from the user. The reality may be remote in time, location and/or physical form.

Abstract: A wearable electronic fabric comprises a woven fabric formed from a plurality of interlaced threads. The plurality of interlaced threads comprise a plurality of warp threads interlaced with a plurality of weft threads. The woven fabric has a top face and a bottom face. A plurality of conductive threads is included among the plurality of interlaced threads at predetermined intervals and interlacing angles to provide a pattern of connection locations. The connection locations are located at regular intervals on at least one of the top face and the bottom face of the woven fabric.

Abstract: A bottom electrically conductive surface is disposed on the top surface of a substrate and a top electrically conductive surface disposed on the bottom surface of a superstrate. A bare die electronic device is disposed with at least one of its top conductor in direct electrical communication with the bottom electrically conductive surface and/or its bottom conductor in direct electrical communication with the top conductive surface. A non-conductive adhesive secures the substrate to the superstrate so that the bare die electronic device is retained in direct electrical communication. The non-conductive adhesive has a melting point temperature at least greater than a minimum operating temperature of the operating temperature range of the bare die, so that the non-conductive adhesive does not melt and flow thereby preventing a separation or degradation of the direct electrical connection of the bare die electronic device.

Abstract: Accelerated Plant Growth system includes a grow area provided for growing a plurality of plants. A lighting system generates at least one light spectrum received by the at least one plant. A beneficial microbe system provides beneficial microbes to the at least one plant. An input injecting system injects inputs for adjusting or modifying growing conditions of the plants. A solution reservoir and transport system holds and transports a growth solution to the plants in the grow area. A microclimate detecting system detects at least one parameter of a microclimate surrounding the at least one plant. A microprocessor receives the output of the microclimate detecting system and controls at least one of the lighting system, the beneficial microbe system and the solution reservoir and transport system in response to the received output from the microclimate detecting system to adjust or modify the growing conditions of the at least one plant.