Abstract: In embodiments, a method for an Online Software Platform (OSP) computer system includes receiving datasets having dataset values that represent relationship instance data of relationship instances between a client primary entity and other secondary entities, selecting digital rules responsive to these dataset values, producing resources for the datasets by applying the selected digital rules to the dataset values, deriving a total value of the produced resources, generating a report document that mentions at least the derived the total value, and preparing an instantiation that enables viewing a data record that substantiates the derived total value. The method may further include making this instantiation available for viewing to a domain entity that has access to the report document and wants to confirm the derived total value.

Abstract: Methods and devices useful for determining the analyte concentration of a sample using output currents obtained from an input potential in the kinetic potential region of a redox mediator are disclosed. Preferably, the input potential used to generate the output currents from the kinetic potential region of the redox mediator is continually increasing with time after initiating the analysis. A method of selecting an initial input potential within the kinetic potential region of a redox mediator based on the sensitivity of an individual or batch of subcutaneously insertable test sensors also is described. A method of selecting an analysis input potential within the kinetic potential region of redox mediator based on the sensitivity of an individual subcutaneously inserted test sensor also is described where the analysis input potential is increased with insertion time.

Abstract: A device for delivery of an insulin or insulin analog formulation and measurement of subcutaneous glucose concentration may comprise a hollow tube, and an amperometric glucose sensor located proximal to a distal end of the hollow tube. The amperometric glucose sensor may comprise a redox mediator and an enzyme comprising glucose oxidase or glucose dehydrogenase. An applied bias potential may allow an electrode layer of the amperometric glucose sensor to undergo substantially no electropolymerization of an excipient of the insulin or insulin analog formulation during continuous operation of amperometric glucose sensor. A sensitivity of the amperometric glucose sensor to the subcutaneous glucose concentration may be maintained in presence of the insulin or insulin analog formulation.

Abstract: By combining analyte concentration monitoring electrodes and infusion functions into a single subcutaneous element, the described sensing cannulae having a rectangular cross-section avoids the need for two separate devices for insulin delivery and glucose concentration determination. The substantially flat, thus planar, surface of the sensing cannula provides a substrate for deposition of one or more sensing electrodes, preferably through a lithographic-type process. The inner lumen of the sensing cannula serves as a conduit for drug delivery and is formed in a manner that is compatible with lithographic-type electrode formation. The rectangular cross-section of the sensing cannula also allows face and side ports establishing fluid communication between the inner lumen and tissue that preferably reduces the incidence of occlusion of the inner lumen of the sensing cannula.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for capturing video of a real-world scene over a field of view that may exceed the field of view of a user, manipulating the captured video, and then stereoscopically displaying the manipulated image to the user in a head mounted display to create a virtual environment having length, width, and depth in the image. By capturing and manipulating video for a field of view that exceeds the field of view of the user, the system and method can quickly respond to movement by the user to update the display allowing the user to look and pan around, i.e., navigate, inside the three-dimensional virtual environment.

Abstract: A computing system receives a plurality of game files corresponding to a plurality of games across a plurality of seasons. The computing system generates a prediction model configured to generate a possession value for an event. The computing system receives a target event, in real-time or near real-time, from a tracking system monitoring a target game. The computing system generates target features for the target event based on target event data associated with the target event. The computing system generates, via the prediction model, a target possession value for the target event based on the target event data and the target features. The target possession value represents a likelihood that a team with possession will score within a following x-seconds after the target event.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for capturing video of a real-world scene over a field of view that may exceed the field of view of a user, manipulating the captured video, and then stereoscopically displaying the manipulated image to the user in a head mounted display to create a virtual environment having length, width, and depth in the image. By capturing and manipulating video for a field of view that exceeds the field of view of the user, the system and method can quickly respond to movement by the user to update the display allowing the user to look and pan around, i.e., navigate, inside the three-dimensional virtual environment.

Abstract: A stabilized camera system, comprising a camera having a center of mass associated therewith and having a gap disposed therein, the gap containing the center of mass of the camera and a stabilizer operably connected to the camera for stabilizing motion of the camera, the stabilizer comprising a plurality of motors operably connected to one another.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems and devices for combining analyte monitoring with fluid delivery, including devices that are adapted for use with combined sensors and cannulas having sensors and cannulas on a single component. These systems and devices may be used in various applications with simultaneous in vivo monitoring of analyte concentrations and delivery of medications.

Abstract: A computing system retrieves tracking data from a data store. The computing system converts the tracking data into a plurality of graph-based representations. The prediction engine learns to model defensive behavior based on the plurality of graph-based representations. The computing system generates a trained prediction engine based on the learnings. The computing system receives target tracking data for a target event. The target tracking data includes a plurality of target frames. The computing system converts the target tracking data to a plurality of target graph-based representations. The computing system models, via the trained graph neural network, defensive behavior of a team in the target event based on plurality of graph-based representations.

Abstract: A computing system identifies player tracking data and event data corresponding to a match. The match includes a first team and a second team. The player tracking data includes coordinate positions of each player during the event. The event data defines events that occur during the match. The computing system divides the player tracking data into a plurality of segments based on the event information. For each segment of the plurality of segments, the computing system learns a first formation associated with a respective team in possession. For each segment of the plurality of segments, the computing system learns a second formation associated with a respective team not in possession. The computing system maps each first formation to a first class of known formation clusters. The computing system maps each second formation to a second class of known formation clusters.

Abstract: In an aspect, the present disclosure provides a combined drug delivery cannula and continuous glucose sensor that measures glucose without interference from the drug excipient, said cannula being a hollow tube, the outer wall of which includes: an electrode layer with at least one indicating electrode, said layer underlying a redox-catalytic layer that includes an osmium compound bound to a ligand, and either glucose oxidase or glucose dehydrogenase.

Abstract: A stabilized camera system, comprising a camera having a center of mass associated therewith and having a gap disposed therein, the gap containing the center of mass of the camera and a stabilizer operably connected to the camera for stabilizing motion of the camera, the stabilizer comprising a plurality of motors operably connected to one another.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for capturing video of a real-world scene over a field of view that may exceed the field of view of a user, manipulating the captured video, and then stereoscopically displaying the manipulated image to the user in a head mounted display to create a virtual environment having length, width, and depth in the image. By capturing and manipulating video for a field of view that exceeds the field of view of the user, the system and method can quickly respond to movement by the user to update the display allowing the user to look and pan around, i.e., navigate, inside the three-dimensional virtual environment.

Abstract: This disclosure teaches the concept, and method of creating, a dual use device intended for persons who take insulin. In one embodiment, the novel device is an insulin delivery cannula, the outer wall of which contains electrodes, chemical compounds and electrical interconnects that allow continuous glucose sensing and delivery of data to a remote device. Heretofore, the main problem in attempting to sense glucose at the site of insulin delivery has been the high current resulting from oxidation by the sensor of the preservatives in the insulin formulations. One means of eliminating these interferences is to poise the indicating electrode(s) of the sensor at a bias sufficiently low to avoid the signal from oxidation of the preservatives. One way of obtaining a glucose signal at a low bias is to use an osmium-ligand-polymer complex instead of conventional hydrogen peroxide sensing.

Abstract: This disclosure teaches the concept, and method of creating, a dual use device intended for persons who take insulin. In one embodiment, the novel device is an insulin delivery cannula, the outer wall of which contains electrodes, chemical compounds and electrical interconnects that allow continuous glucose sensing and delivery of data to a remote device. Heretofore, the main problem in attempting to sense glucose at the site of insulin delivery has been the high current resulting from oxidation by the sensor of the preservatives in the insulin formulations. One means of eliminating these interferences is to poise the indicating electrode(s) of the sensor at a bias sufficiently low to avoid the signal from oxidation of the preservatives. One way of obtaining a glucose signal at a low bias is to use an osmium-ligand-polymer complex instead of conventional hydrogen peroxide sensing.

Abstract: This disclosure teaches the concept, and method of creating, a dual use device intended for persons who take insulin. In one embodiment, the novel device is an insulin delivery cannula, the outer wall of which contains electrodes, chemical compounds and electrical interconnects that allow continuous glucose sensing and delivery of data to a remote device. Heretofore, the main problem in attempting to sense glucose at the site of insulin delivery has been the high current resulting from oxidation by the sensor of the preservatives in the insulin formulations. One means of eliminating these interferences is to poise the indicating electrode(s) of the sensor at a bias sufficiently low to avoid the signal from oxidation of the preservatives. One way of obtaining a glucose signal at a low bias is to use an osmium-ligand-polymer complex instead of conventional hydrogen peroxide sensing.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for capturing video of a real-world scene over a field of view that may exceed the field of view of a user, manipulating the captured video, and then stereoscopically displaying the manipulated image to the user in a head mounted display to create a virtual environment having length, width, and depth in the image. By capturing and manipulating video for a field of view that exceeds the field of view of the user, the system and method can quickly respond to movement by the user to update the display allowing the user to look and pan around, i.e., navigate, inside the three-dimensional virtual environment.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for capturing video of a real-world scene over a field of view that may exceed the field of view of a user, manipulating the captured video, and then stereoscopically displaying the manipulated image to the user in a head mounted display to create a virtual environment having length, width, and depth in the image. By capturing and manipulating video for a field of view that exceeds the field of view of the user, the system and method can quickly respond to movement by the user to update the display allowing the user to look and pan around, i.e., navigate, inside the three-dimensional virtual environment.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods are provided that stimulate realistic 3D depth perception from 3D image data. The solution helps the brain perceive a more realistic depth by placing an object, which may or may not be transparent, in virtual 3D space such that the object appears close to the user inside the panoramic viewer in order to give the brain a close point to reference in 3D space where it might normally struggle to perceive depth at the border of two opposing perceptions of 3D depth for the brain.