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Garry Cardinal, Edmonton CA
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080312511 | ANIMAL HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM AND METHOD - The invention provides a real-time method and computer-implemented system of monitoring animal health comprising sensing at least one physical characteristic by means of an active physical sensor attached to the animal, and sensing at least one activity of the animal by means of an activity sensor attached to the animal; positioning an active activity signal generator in the environment, such that the activity signal generator is associated with an activity, gathering physical characteristic data and activity data, and wirelessly transmitting all such data to a network receiver/converter, in real-time; converting all such data if necessary, and transmitting all such data over a computer network to one or more users, in real-time. | 12-18-2008 |
| 20100142759 | A SYSTEM AND A METHOD FOR DETECTING A DAMAGED OR MISSING MACHINE PART - A system and a method for detecting a damaged or missing machine part. The system includes an image capturing device for capturing images of the machine and a processor for processing the captured images. The system may further include a sensible output for providing an indication of a damaged or missing machine part. The method includes capturing images of the machine against a background which moves relative to the machine over time, selecting a pair of time-separated images from the captured images, generating a displacement image from the pair of images, comparing the machine from the displacement image with a machine model, and identifying a damaged or missing machine part from the comparison of the displacement image with the machine model. The method may further include providing a sensible output which indicates a damaged or missing machine part. | 06-10-2010 |
Héloise Cardinal, Montreal CA
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| 20110014638 | SOLUBLE FAS IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES DIAGNOSIS - The present technology provides methods and materials for the early clinical detection of acute coronary syndromes in a subject. The methods and materials comprise measuring the amount of soluble Fas in a sample obtained from a subject, comparing the amount of soluble sFas with a reference value and detecting the presence of acute coronary syndromes. | 01-20-2011 |
Héloise Cardinal, Montreal CA
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| 20110014638 | SOLUBLE FAS IN ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROMES DIAGNOSIS - The present technology provides methods and materials for the early clinical detection of acute coronary syndromes in a subject. The methods and materials comprise measuring the amount of soluble Fas in a sample obtained from a subject, comparing the amount of soluble sFas with a reference value and detecting the presence of acute coronary syndromes. | 01-20-2011 |
Paul Gerard Giles Cardinal, Waterloo CA
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080261584 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CONDUCTING SPECIFIC ABSORPTION RATE TESTING OF A MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICE - Embodiments relate to systems and methods for conducting specific absorption rate testing of a mobile communication device. A system includes: a simulated head; a simulated hand positioned proximate to the simulated head for supporting the mobile communication device during the testing; a probe positioned within the simulated head; and a processor. The processor is operatively coupled to the probe and configured to determine a field strength of a field radiated by the mobile communication device. A method includes: positioning the mobile communication device in supported relation to a simulated hand; causing a probe to be positioned within a simulated head, the simulated head positioned in proximity to the mobile communication device; and determining a field strength of a field radiated by the mobile communication device. | 10-23-2008 |