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A system for processing data provided by medical devices. The system includes a medical device having a memory device configured to store medical device information. The system also includes an information system connected to the medical device. The information system includes at least a server configured to receive at least a portion of the medical device information from the memory device of the medical device. The server is also configured to employ the medical device information to process at least one of patient data, prescription data and inventory/ordering data. The medical device information may include serial number data, device identifier data, operation data and/or usage data for the medical device. The patient data may include at least one of patient tracking data, patient recordkeeping data and patient billing data. The prescription data may include prescription issuance data, prescription filling data and prescription tracking data. The inventory/ordering data may include at least one of maintenance and replacement schedule data, administrator notification data, and automatically-generated medical device order data.

The present invention relates to an enhanced perception lighting (EPL) system for providing enhanced perception of a user's physical environment. The EPL system comprises a sensor module for detecting and sampling a physical aspect from at least one point in a physical environment and for generating an observation signal based on the physical aspect; a processor module coupled with the sensor module for receiving the observation signal, processing the observation signal, and generating an output signal based on the observation signal; and a projection display module located proximate the sensor module and communicatively connected with the processor module for projecting a display onto the at least one point in the physical environment based upon the output signal. The system allows a user to gather information from the physical environment and project that information onto the physical environment to provide the user with an enhanced perception of the physical environment.

A development management system and method are disclosed for providing substantially real-time monitoring of the progress of a product development and a projection of completion of the project based on objective criteria, which can be plotted against the planned time to completion and budget for a project. The principle of the development management system and method as applied to a software product development is to perform detailed and empirically sound measurements of the source code, changes being made in code, defect measurements, and productivity measurements to build a highly accurate measurement of a project's status and velocity. The development management system and method also provide a real-time view, at a highly granular level, into the status and velocity of the project to enable projection of when the project will finish, what budget will be expected, and how each milestone of the project is progressing.

To provide an image processing system and others which can project an image more accurately and at higher speed while using a screen or the like as effectively as possible, there is provided a projector including a calibration image information generating section, an image projection section having a view angle adjusting section and a lens shift section for adjusting an optical axis of a projection lens to project the calibration image onto the screen or the like, a sensing section which senses a region including the projected calibration image and the screen or the like through a sensing surface to generate sensing information, a projection area information generating section which generates projection area information based on the sensing information, a target area information generating section which generates target area information based on the sensing information, and a projection control section which controls the view angle adjusting section and lens shift section based on the projection area information and the target area information.

The present invention is a lighting system for providing illumination to an aircraft evacuation slide. Light sources are safely utilized with an existing evacuation slide, a substantial improvement over prior assemblies that use a hard, plastic housing enclosing the light source. The invention increases light transmission, eliminates housing cracking, inadvertent puncturing, clouding, and decreases weight and cost of conventional slide systems. Each assembly comprises a mounting surface and a printed circuit board thereon, light sources, preferably light-emitting diodes (LEDs) mounted on the mounting surface, the light sources illuminating the aircraft evacuation slide, and a flexible containment covering, such as a heat shrink wrap that covers the assembly and protects the light sources. A protective shield can cover the mounting surface while allowing the LEDs to protrude through an aperture in the shield, protecting the LEDs from damaging forces while allowing light to illuminate the landing area.

A computer-based method includes receiving, from a computer-based user interface, user-specified information about one or more events influential on the user's blood glucose level, generating, with a computer-based processor, a plurality of estimated trajectories of the user's blood glucose level as influenced by the one or more events, receiving a set of data that represents actual blood glucose measurements for the user, and identifying, with the computer-based processor, which of the estimated trajectories represents a best fit to the set of data that represents the actual blood glucose measurements for the user. At least some of the actual blood glucose measurements occurred later in time than a start time of the one or more events influential on the user's blood glucose level. A computer-based system is provided for implementing the method.

A projection optical apparatus capable of providing high image quality and having a reduced size. The projection optical apparatus comprises a light valve and a projection optical system including a first optical system (5) having a transmissive-refractive element and a second optical system (3′) having a reflective-refractive element. An image formed on the light valve is projected by the projection optical system on a projection surface (4). The optical axis in the first optical system (5) is folded both vertically and horizontally. The first group (5A) of the first optical system is contained in a space (dead space) whose lower limit is defined by a lower edge of the second optical system (3′)/thereby reducing the depth of the apparatus.

The invention provides a life saving device which can be thrown at a far distance and includes a launching device and a launching head used for launching; the launching head is a hollow shell with one open end, the hollow cavity is internally filled with an inflatable type buoy, a small high-pressure gas cylinder and the end of the shell is fixed with a hauling rope. A computing device is connected with the launching device and the computing device includes a singlechip, a sensing device and a display screen; the sensing device is connected with the input end of the singlechip and the display screen is connected with the output end of the singlechip. The life saving device provided by the invention can enlarge the lifesaving scope of the vessels, improve the lifesaving capacity and can guarantee that the rescue equipment can be launched rapidly, accurately and safely.

A television mount incorporating an integrated audio system. The mount attaches the television to a wall or a pedestal. The mount includes an electronics/subwoofer enclosure. This enclosure houses an audio amplifier and may also include a low-range speaker. One or more external speakers are attached to a speaker assembly which is connected to the mount preferably by attaching the supports to the electronics/subwoofer enclosure. The speaker supports is preferably made adjustable so that the degree of extension from the mount may be adjusted by the user.

An optical head apparatus is provided with a first laser element, a second laser element and a polarized beam splitter. The first laser element emits a laser beam having a first wavelength. The second laser element emits a laser beam having a second wavelength. The second wavelength may be equivalent to the first wavelength, alternatively, it may be different from the first wavelength. The polarized beam splitter enables the laser beams of the first and second laser elements to be simultaneously radiated to the recording layer of an optical disk. When information are recorded in the optical disk, the laser beams of the first and second laser elements are used at the same time. At least one of the laser elements emits a laser beam having such a wavelength as enables the recording layer of the optical disk to absorb the largest possible amount of energy.

A projection device is configured by connecting a projectile supporting part to a spring supporting frame with multiple coil springs. The projectile supporting part is pulled while deforming the coil springs; a projectile is projected by accelerating the projectile supporting part, supporting the projectile, with restoring forces of the coil springs; and the projectile is collided with a test piece supported by the test piece supporting base. Thereby, it is possible to check a state of collision of the projectile with the test piece or how the test piece is damaged thereby. Since the projectile is projected with the restoring forces of the deformed coil springs, the collision test apparatus is simple and compact in structure, low-cost, and easy-to-handle in comparison with projection of a projectile with compressed air.

The invention discloses a system for positioning a heliostat. The system comprises a central receiver, the heliostat, a two-dimensional servo system platform, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) detector, a laser ranging device, a main controller, a flash light emitter and a total reflecting prism. The invention further discloses a method for positioning the heliostat based on the system. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) adjusting the two-dimensional angle of the laser ranging device by using the two-dimensional servo system platform; (2) capturing the heliostat to be measured by using the CCD detector and the flash light emitter; (3) judging the size of the deviation between a laser facula and the center point of the heliostat by using the CCD detector, and controlling and rotating the two-dimensional servo system platform to adjust laser, so that the laser can shot the center of the heliostat; (4) measuring the distance from a laser emission point to the center point of the heliostat by using the laser ranging device; and (5) repeating the steps (1) to (4) to obtain the actual coordinates of the center point of the heliostat according to the distance from the laser ranging device to the center point of the heliostat and the position coordinates of the laser ranging device. According to the system and the method disclosed by the invention, the actual coordinates of the heliostat can be accurately calculated so as to accurately position the heliostat.

A television mount incorporating an integrated audio system. The mount attaches the television to a wall or a pedestal. The mount includes an electronics/subwoofer enclosure. This enclosure houses an audio amplifier and may also include a low-range speaker. One or more external speakers are attached to a speaker assembly which is connected to the mount—preferably by attaching the supports to the electronics/subwoofer enclosure. The speaker supports is preferably made adjustable so that the degree of extension from the mount may be adjusted by the user.

A projection apparatus and a three-dimensional image display apparatus are provided. Light being separated into R, G and B color components reflected from a digital micromirror device through a TIR prism is directed into a both side telecentric optical system, is image-formed in the both side telecentric optical system, and is then directed into a processing optical system including optical path length compensators, dichroic mirrors, mirrors and an image rotation compensating mechanism without being vignetted The both side telecentric optical system is designed to satisfy |f1|>75 mm where f1 is the focal length of the entire both side telecentric optical system. The both side telecentric optical system has a long back focal length to allow the processing optical system to be easily placed in front of a projection optical system. Thus, the projection apparatus and the three-dimensional image display apparatus facilitate the insertion of the processing optical system therein.

Disclosed are a projecting device and its lens adjusting mechanism. The lens is placed in a lens tube which is placed in a lens shell body supported by a frame. The adjusting mechanism comprises: a base board, a first positioning component, a second positioning component and a third positioning component. The base board connected with the lens tube is fixed on the lens shell body and mounted on the frame. The first positioning component is placed in a first corner on the base board; the second positioning component is placed in a second corner on the base board; the third positioning component is placed in a third corner on the base board, herein the first and second corners presenting diagonal position on the base board, and at least the first and second positioning components are adjustable to be positioning on the first and second corners. The central axis of the lens and the light axis are parallel or doubling by adjusting the relative position of the first, second and third positioning components.

A method and apparatus for providing a Medicare Part D Pharmacy Benefits Calculator. A user inputs data for prescriptions to be purchased by a prospective insured for a plan period. The prescription data includes a quantity, a days supply, and a number of fills. The data for each prescription the user enters is used to calculate anticipated out-of-pocket costs for the prescriptions for one or more pharmacy benefits plans available to the prospective insured. The cost data is presented to the user in a way that illustrates how out-of-pocket costs will vary over the course of a plan period. The user may view costs for alternative drugs and alternatives sources of drugs. The user may vary and expand the presentation of the cost data to better understand the available plan benefits. The invention helps prospective insureds decide among alternative Medicare Part D pharmacy benefits plans offered by one or more insurance companies.

The invention discloses a grading design method of a skeleton dense structure for a grading macadam base. The method comprises: using a dynamically controlled classification criteria for coarse and fine aggregates proposed by a Bailey method to classify particle sizes of the coarse and fine aggregates, with the coarse aggregates being used as skeletons and the fine aggregates being used as filling materials; using a graded embedding method to design the coarse aggregates, determining a coarse aggregate proportion by using a California bearing ratio and a frame gap rate as design specifications; and calculating an amount of the fine aggregates according to a coarse aggregate skeleton gap under the proportion of the coarse aggregate after the coarse aggregate skeleton part is designed, wherein a calculation method can refer to a calculation method of the fine aggregates in the Bailey method, and in order to ensure adequate filling, a tight-packing density is selected as a design density for the density of the fine aggregates. The graded gravel design method provided by the invention can meet engineering requirements, and is operable and relatively perfect, so that the graded gravels are guaranteed to have relatively good mechanical properties and endurance, thereby not only providing technical supports for application of the graded gravels, but also providing references for improvements of relevant norms.