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Wearable Device for Evaluating Post-Injury Ankle Health During Ambulation Better decisions: Helps clinicians more easily determine the best course for ankle rehabilitation and improves compliance with physical therapy Faster recovery: Enables improved rehabilitation guidance based on collected telehealth data that may speed the time to recovery Fewer re-injuries: Supports clinicians in making better decisions regarding appropriate activity levels and readiness to return to activities to avoid re-injury	8513
Wearable Health Monitoring Device Improves Data Quality and Accuracy High performance: Captures real-time, real-world data of multiple physiological signals with a significant reduction in MA interference Chest-mounted: Provides more accurate ECG, heart rate, respiratory rate, and activity detection than existing wrist-worn commercial monitors Comfortable: Adheres securely and discretely to the skin using a breathable soft membrane for continuous conformal contact, eliminating excessive sweating and skin irritation	8691
Wearable Ocular Electronics with Virtual Reality Solution for Effective Home-Based Vision Therapy The first fully portable and wireless ocular electronic system in a VR environment provides an effective, home-based visual therapy program. The integrated wearable system has a data classification algorithm to provide high-fidelity, real-time detection of eye vergence to treat eye disorders. Running a VR system on a smartphone can create “virtual therapies” that can be used anywhere anytime.	7916
Wearable Robotic Limb The limb uses Artificial Intelligence and machine learning to understand what the user wants it to do and how to perform the required tasks in a changing environment The limb’s movements are modeled based on human motions and therefore operate smoothly and look natural. Proprietary multi-limb mounting design	7108
Wearable Technology for Cardiovascular Activity Non-invasive measure of cardiac function through wearable ballistocardiography Regular measurements of systolic time intervals during normal daily activities Could be used in harsh environmental conditions including underwater	6714
Wearable Technology for Joint Health Assessment Sensitive bio-markers of knee healing process Can be used outside of clinical settings Provides quantitative measurements as opposed to qualitative ones	7000
Wideband Data Transmission Using Pulse - Delay Modulation Faster: Provides higher data rate wireless transmission and reception Lower power: Reduces power consumption Stronger signals: Improves signal-to-noise ratio	6075
Wideband Data Transmission Using Pulse Harmonic Modulation Allows for a high data rate, low power consumption and low interference when used in different applications such as IMD Improves the bandwidth and robustness of short-range wireless inductive links formed across the skin to send the necessary data from external sensor to implanted micro-simulators Applicable in proximity communications such as sensors and RFID device to transfer data rapidly over short distances like 1 inch	5016
WiMove: Ceiling-Based Access Point for Wireless Communications Ceiling-based access point: allows for optimal line of sight and reduces noise by physical barriers Faster communication: utilizes machine-learning algorithms to re-position line of sight	8154
Wireless Implantable Neural Recording Wide wireless bandwidth Small sized wireless link system (3.3 x 3.0 mm-sq) Low power consumption (~5.6mW)	4654
Wireless Neurovascular Monitoring System Minimally invasive: minimal impact on hemodynamics (dynamics of blood flow) Flexible and stretchable: able to conform to complex vessel geometry Longer range: improved wireless detection range	7908
Wireless Power Transfer System Small in size - Resonators are compact geometric shapes, aiding in volume or weight limited applications Resistant to misalignment - Retains comparable efficiency levels regardless of relative angles of transmitter and receiver Versatile – Both data and power can be simultaneously transmitted	6080, 6081, 6106
X-Band Tunable Microwave Generator Simpler – consists of a single laser diode, a mirror, a feedback attenuator, photodiode, and inter-connects between the devices Cheaper – does not require expensive external RF sources or laser sources Accessible – does not require any exotic components that cannot be purchased from a component manufacturer	7960, 7930
X-Ray Compton Scatter Imaging on Volumetric CT Systems Reduces radiation exposure in conventional imaging systems Enhances data acquired from VCT, CT, and X-ray imaging Applied to a wide range of VCT systems	5730
Zeolite Membrane Sieves Fabricated on Low-Cost Alumina Hollow Fiber Substrates High performance: Enables lower-cost, scalable, membrane-based molecular separation Convenient: Can form a standalone complete separation or reduce bottlenecks in conventional separation processes	8080, 8167
Zeolitic Nanotubes for Advanced Chemical Catalysis and Separation Streamlined: Allows for faster access into and out of zeolite pores without compromising key characteristics of conventional zeolites Advanced: Supports a single central mesoporous channel even after calcination of the organic structure directing agents Robust: Consists of both micropores and mesopores with the potential to enable a variety of separation and catalytic properties.	8407, 8922
Zombie-Based Mitigation – Protecting Cache from Flush-Based Attack Negligible performance – performance is unchanged when the system is not under attack Storage efficient – low storage required for implementation and execution (1 bit per line) Robust – no restrictions on capacity benefits of page-sharing	8008
‘Intelligent’ Power Amplifier Architecture AI-assisted: Provides the PA self-reconfigurability and robust adaptive operation over environmental changes High performance: Features low latency and fast response capabilities required for many fifth-generation (5G) applications Improved learning efficiency: Incorporates into control algorithms multiple RL frameworks, including CAB, multi-armed bandit, contextual bandit, and actor-critic with experience replay	8377
“Smart” Feedback-Controlled Bioreactor Platform Enables Consistent High-Yield and High-Quality MSC Products Scaled-down feedback-controlled hollow fiber-based bioreactor enables identifying the critical quality attributes and critical process parameters for high-quantity and high-quality hCT-MSCs for ideal cell growth and efficacy Provides the controls to maintain optimum conditions and improve expansion yield and cell viability System can be adapted and applied to industrial cell therapy manufacturing and can enable high-yield and high-quality products while minimizing variabilities	8887

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