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: An end load arm for a glass door rail couples the glass door rail to mounting hardware. The end load arm may allow a glass door to be installed at an angle which does not block the doorway during installation. The end load arm may be suitable for use in low-profile glass door rails.

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: An end load arm for a glass door rail couples the glass door rail to mounting hardware. The end load arm may allow a glass door to be installed at an angle which does not block the doorway during installation. The end load arm may be suitable for use in low-profile glass door rails.

Abstract: Computer-implemented tools (such as systems, apparatuses, methods, application software, computer program products, etc.) can be provided to match and connect consumers with wellness professionals. Such tools may employ an intelligent module that takes into account various information collected from or regarding the patient, such as physical, emotional, and/or verbal traits, and/or other behavioral patterns or personal profile information, as well as other contextually relevant information to perform the matching.

Abstract: An infusion management platform specifies, for each of a plurality of containers, an identification for one of a plurality of patients, an identification for an infusion module, and attributes characterizing fluid within the container for infusion into the corresponding patient. Thereafter, the infusion management platform receives data from a plurality of infusion modules characterizing administration of fluid to each of a plurality of patients. It can then be determined by the infusion management platform for each container using a rule set, an amount of the fluid infused to the corresponding patient and an amount of fluid remaining in the container. Data can then be provided that characterizes the determined amount of infused fluid and the determined amount of remaining fluid for each container. Related apparatus, systems, techniques and articles are also described.

Abstract: A method for point-of-use generation of chlorine dioxide wherein the chlorine dioxide is generated quickly and at acceptable concentrations to avoid the need for subsequent dilutions and keeping the product non corrosive to the surface to be treated. A persulfate solution and a chlorite solution are mixed at a molar ratio of persulfate to chlorite of greater than 2. The chlorite solution is buffered to a pH of from 9 to 12. The persulfate solution is buffered to a pH of from 3 to 9.

Abstract: A method for point-of-use generation of chlorine dioxide wherein the chlorine dioxide is generated quickly and at acceptable concentrations to avoid the need for subsequent dilutions and keeping the product non corrosive to the surface to be treated. A persulfate solution and a chlorite solution are mixed at a molar ratio of persulfate to chlorite of greater than 2. The chlorite solution is buffered to a pH of from 9 to 12. The persulfate solution is buffered to a pH of from 3 to 9.