Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.

Abstract: Systems and methods for off-chain verification of cryptographic transactions are disclosed. The system receives a first transaction from a first blockchain, wherein the first transaction is associated with a first address of a first user device and receives a notification of an analysis of a whitelist status for the first transaction. The system performs a first off-chain check on the first transaction to determine validity of the first transaction and if the first off-chain check fails, determines whether a second off-chain check is required. If the second off-chain check is required the system performs the second off-chain check and if the second off-chain check fails, determines whether a supervised check is required. If the supervised check is required, the system sends transaction parameters of the first transaction to a second user device and submits transaction details to the first blockchain if an approval is received from the supervisor user device.

Abstract: Systems and methods for off-chain verification of cryptographic transactions are disclosed. The system receives a first transaction from a first blockchain, wherein the first transaction is associated with a first address of a first user device and receives a notification of an analysis of a whitelist status for the first transaction. The system performs a first off-chain check on the first transaction to determine validity of the first transaction and if the first off-chain check fails, determines whether a second off-chain check is required. If the second off-chain check is required the system performs the second off-chain check and if the second off-chain check fails, determines whether a supervised check is required. If the supervised check is required, the system sends transaction parameters of the first transaction to a second user device and submits transaction details to the first blockchain if an approval is received from the supervisor user device.

Abstract: An articulating arm for balancing a tray for holding tools and equipment such as air tools, grinders, welders, vacuum, and electrical tools off the ground and movable horizontally and vertically to position the tools or equipment near a work area. The arm comprising a tray end and a mount end with an articulating parallelogram arm allowing the tray end to articulate vertically and horizontally with an adjustment mechanism configured to adjust a linkage that interacts with a spring such that the tray end vertically stays when it is released at any elevation.

Abstract: Systems and methods for off-chain verification of cryptographic transactions are disclosed. The system receives a first transaction from a first blockchain, wherein the first transaction is associated with a first address of a first user device and receives a notification of an analysis of a whitelist status for the first transaction. The system performs a first off-chain check on the first transaction to determine validity of the first transaction and if the first off-chain check fails, determines whether a second off-chain check is required. If the second off-chain check is required the system performs the second off-chain check and if the second off-chain check fails, determines whether a supervised check is required. If the supervised check is required, the system sends transaction parameters of the first transaction to a second user device and submits transaction details to the first blockchain if an approval is received from the supervisor user device.

Abstract: A system and method for determining transaction compliance in an off-chain environment to offload computationally-intensive compliance processes for cryptographical transactions. Systems and methods for providing consistency across multiple blockchains by not relying on the limitations of any given protocol to guarantee a cost of executing a transaction be kept to a minimum and keep an on-chain overhead minimal.

Abstract: A system and method for determining transaction compliance in an off-chain environment to offload computationally-intensive compliance processes for cryptographical transactions. Systems and methods for providing consistency across multiple blockchains by not relying on the limitations of any given protocol to guarantee a cost of executing a transaction be kept to a minimum and keep an on-chain overhead minimal.

Abstract: A flashlight includes a battery compartment configured to alternatively receive a rechargeable battery or a non-rechargeable battery, a battery-type indicator located within the battery compartment, the indicator movable between a forward position and a rear position, wherein the indicator is biased to the rear position, and a switch that is closed by the indicator in the forward position, wherein the closed switch allows a battery inserted in the battery compartment to be recharged. With a rechargeable battery inserted in the battery compartment, the rechargeable battery engages the indicator and moves the indicator to the forward position, thereby closing the switch and allowing the rechargeable battery to be recharged while in the battery compartment. With a non-rechargeable battery inserted in the battery compartment, the indicator is in the rear position and the switch is not closed, thereby preventing the non-rechargeable battery from being recharged while in the battery compartment.

Abstract: A blood tracking light includes a blue LED, a red LED, and a toggle switch that turns off the red LED when actuated, leaving the blue LED on.

Abstract: A flashlight includes a battery compartment configured to alternatively receive a rechargeable battery or a non-rechargeable battery, a battery-type indicator located within the battery compartment, the indicator movable between a forward position and a rear position, wherein the indicator is biased to the rear position, and a switch that is closed by the indicator in the forward position, wherein the closed switch allows a battery inserted in the battery compartment to be recharged. With a rechargeable battery inserted in the battery compartment, the rechargeable battery engages the indicator and moves the indicator to the forward position, thereby closing the switch and allowing the rechargeable battery to be recharged while in the battery compartment. With a non-rechargeable battery inserted in the battery compartment, the indicator is in the rear position and the switch is not closed, thereby preventing the non-rechargeable battery from being recharged while in the battery compartment.

Abstract: A method of managing a supply chain of a commodity class includes inputting one or more performance measures for a selected member of the commodity class into a data store; inputting one or more characteristics of the selected member into the data store; comparing the one or more characteristics of the selected member with characteristics of a base member of the commodity class to determine one or more deviation characteristics of the selected member; determining one or more cost drivers for the deviation characteristics of the selected member; inputting the one or more cost drivers into the data store; associating the one or more cost drivers with the one or more performance measures; and analyzing the cost drivers and performance measures to improve the management of the commodity class supply chain.