Abstract: Embodiments of this disclosure provide systems, methods, and computer storage media for score reporting of sporting events and implementing mechanisms for verifying and validating the scores through confidence interval calculations associated with reporting sources. In operation, the method receives, at a server, a score associated with a sporting event from an account associated with the sporting event. The account can be for individuals, such as a coach or an administrator, associated with a team participating in the sporting event. The method also calculates a confidence interval associated with the score by a confidence interval, where the confidence interval indicates an accuracy of the score based on the account providing the score, and generating a user interface that displays the score and the confidence interval on a web interface.

Abstract: A passive transponder may be encoded with a number or code of up to 64 binary bits and then associated with or mounted to virtually any living tissue implant for implantation in a human. After implantation, the transponder's code may be conveniently read with a hand held electromagnetic reader which may merely be brought within proximity of the transponder. The encoded transponder may thus be read in a non-invasive procedure and without the use of any sophisticated or potentially harmful medical equipment or technology such as X-ray. The information encoded in the transponder may correspond to patient demographics and implant data to aid in tracking the implant's progress and use for medical as well as legal reasons.

Abstract: A passive transponder may be encoded with a number or code of up to 64 binary bits and then associated with or mounted to virtually any living tissue implant for implantation in a human. After implantation, the transponder's code may be conveniently read with a hand held electromagnetic reader which may merely be brought within proximity of the transponder. The encoded transponder may thus be read in a non-invasive procedure and without the use of any sophisticated or potentially harmful medical equipment or technology such as X-ray. The information encoded in the transponder may correspond to patient demographics and implant data to aid in tracking the implant's progress and use for medical as well as legal reasons.