Abstract: A multi-sensor remote patient monitoring platform combines multiple technologies on a patient's own device to dramatically reduce the number of devices a patient needs while also reducing device distribution logistics on health care providers. Continuous temperature monitors can be used to collect frequent temperature data over large periods of time. Additionally, a rPPG device can obtain at least one vital sign data by a remote photoplethysmogram (rPPG) comprising a plethysmogram that is optically obtained via a camera by detection of blood volume changes in the microvascular bed of tissue of the patient. The temperature data and vital sign data can be input into a remote server-side computer system that can analyze the received data for indication of a fever, and provide an alert to the patient or a clinician when the result of the analysis indicates the fever. Such alerts can be clinically beneficial for disease states in which fever can be fatal, particularly for those fevers having fast onset.

Abstract: A a thermal transfer media printer is disclosed. In one embodiment, the printer selectively programs RFID transponders, and then embeds them into conventional on-demand printed media between the adhesive layer and the release liner. Selective configuration of each printed media sample by addition of value-adding elements may be performed independently for each media sample, under software control during processing of each media sample format print control program. An add-on mechanism is disclosed that can be operatively attached to a conventional media printer. This allows RFID transponder labels to be selectively applied at precise locations on the printed surface of on-demand printed media in connection with existing printers.

Abstract: A a thermal transfer media printer is disclosed. In one embodiment, the printer selectively programs RFID transponders, and then embeds them into conventional on-demand printed media between the adhesive layer and the release liner. Selective configuration of each printed media sample by addition of value-adding elements may be performed independently for each media sample, under software control during processing of each media sample format print control program. An add-on mechanism is disclosed that can be operatively attached to a conventional media printer. This allows RFID transponder labels to be selectively applied at precise locations on the printed surface of on-demand printed media in connection with existing printers.