Abstract: Described herein is a color calibration system and method including a display device including a non-volatile memory, a display screen, and a target sensor. The system and method further can include a computing system in communication with the display device and including a processor, a persistent memory, a temporary memory, and a reference sensor. A calibration matrix can be derived using the reference and target data captured by the target and reference sensors. The calibration matrix can be used to calibrate the target sensor using the calibration matrix.

Abstract: Described herein is a color calibration system and method including a display device including a non-volatile memory, a display screen, and a target sensor. The system and method further can include a computing system in communication with the display device and including a processor, a persistent memory, a temporary memory, and a reference sensor. A calibration matrix can be derived using the reference and target data captured by the target and reference sensors. The calibration matrix can be used to calibrate the target sensor using the calibration matrix.

Abstract: Described herein is a color calibration system and method including a display device including a non-volatile memory, a display screen, and a target sensor. The system and method further can include a computing system in communication with the display device and including a processor, a persistent memory, a temporary memory, and a reference sensor. A calibration matrix can be derived using the reference and target data captured by the target and reference sensors. The calibration matrix can be used to calibrate the target sensor using the calibration matrix.

Abstract: This invention provides a system and method of visually presenting future drug use in a subject where the subject's usage of a drug is altered. The invention comprises selecting a drug associated with Digital Patient Information (DPI). Risk periods associated with the future drug usage period are also displayed.

Abstract: A temperature control circuit for a point-of-use water heater comprises a pulse charging circuit which includes a summing capacitor provided with a residual charge thereon at the beginning of each half cycle of an a.c. supply. The residual charge on the summing capacitor determines the pedestal charge on a timing capacitor and thereby the phase angle at which a ramp superposed on the pedestal fires a programmable unijunction transistor to provide a pulse for triggering switching means to supply a fraction of the a.c. supply to the heater each half cycle. The residual charge on the summing capacitor is determined each half cycle by the discharging thereof in accordance with a load current pulse feedback circuit and the output of a comparing circuit which compares the actual temperature of the water flowing past the heater with a desired set temperature.