Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for implementing resource ownership verifications in a federated distributed ledger. The present invention is configured to receive a query, wherein the query comprises a resource identifier; identify a federated distributed ledger associated with the resource identifier, the federated distributed ledger comprising data associated with an ownership of a resource associated with the resource identifier; query at least one entity associated with the resource, the query of the at least one entity associated with the resource comprising an update request of the resource, wherein the update request comprises a request to the at least one entity associated with the resource to determine a current owner of the resource; and update the federated distributed ledger with the current owner of the resource.

Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for tracking and logging resource transfers in a distributed network. The present invention is configured to generate a distributed ledger associated with a resource identifier; receive a resource transfer associated with the resource identifier, the resource transfer comprising a resource transfer between a sender account and a recipient account; update the distributed ledger based on the resource transfer; and generate a resource token based on the distributed ledger.

Abstract: A splint device for guided robotic surgery, includes an arcuate splint body having first and second ends and opposing concave and convex surfaces. The splint body defines a plurality of holes spaced apart between the first and second ends, with each hole extending between the concave and convex surfaces. A tracking portion is engaged with the convex surface of the splint body between the first and second ends such that at least one of the holes is disposed between the tracking portion and each of the first and second ends. The tracking portion extends outwardly from the convex surface and has a kinematic mount engaged therewith.

Abstract: The present invention facilitates clock and data recovery for serial data streams by providing a mechanism that can be employed to detect and adjust operation and timing of clocks. The invention employs a differential analog circuit, using current steering logic, to process center and edge samples and identify an average operation of the clocks. The circuit can identify transitions between adjacent center/edge data samples and determine whether an identified transition is early or late for each bit in a set of consecutive bits of a received serial data stream.