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1 Patient Radio-Frequency Identification Ankle Bands December 5, 2011 Biomedical Device Innovation Fall 2011

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3 Patient Radio-Frequency Identification Ankle Bands

4 Clinical Need 18-44 years <18 years >64 years 45-64 years Age CategoryNumber Patients Who Received Healthcare >2072 million 20-4480 million 45-6465 million >6437 million Total254 million

5 Market Potential Wristbands Adult Sizes $45.32M Juvenile Sizes $18.18M Patient AdultJuvenile Location AnkleWristBed Intended Use SurgicalGeneral Technology Barcode & Scanner RFID Tag & Scanner RFID Transmitte r Temporary Tattoos Biochips

6 Competitors & Existing Technology Labeling Systems Patient ID Xpress Barcode Labeling SystemXPress Systems Temporary Tattoos OP-Marks RFID Technology SurgiChip VeriChip Edgematic – CYBRA

7 Solution Radio-frequency identification transmitter: – Battery-powered radio waves used to transfer data (such as patient ID number) from the tag to an antenna reader within the hospital Battery-life monitor Rechargeable batteries Ankle Band with adjustable lengths Disposable ankle band Reusable transmitter 2” 0.75”

8 Regulatory Pathway & Approvals FDA Class I Medical Device No Pre-Market Approval FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health ISO 15223 – Medical Devices ITU (International Telecommunication Union), IEC (International Electrotechnical Commision), ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials), DASH 7 wireless sensor networking, and EPCglobal standards

9 Intellectual Property US 2011/0266343 – Systems, methods, apparatus of a secure RFID record US 2008/0117024 A1 – Method for manufacture of an RFID wristband US 2010/0043266 A1 – Stretchable wristband with RFID US 2007/0210932 A1 – Multiple Radio Frequency Network Node US 2010/7805784 B2 – Hospital Bed

10 Patient Radio-Frequency Identification Ankle Band

11 Previous Device Designs (before extensive patent search)

12 RFID Label Image: http://www2.ministries-online.org/biometrics/rfidchip2.htmlhttp://www2.ministries-online.org/biometrics/rfidchip2.html Nicotine Patch Image: http://www.bellyfatblog.com/nicotine-patch-and-belly-fat/http://www.bellyfatblog.com/nicotine-patch-and-belly-fat/ Hospital Doors Image: http://blog.petsociety.com/2010/12/30/http://blog.petsociety.com/2010/12/30/ Label Printer Image: http://sicc-autoid.com/default/e-class-mark-iii.htmlhttp://sicc-autoid.com/default/e-class-mark-iii.html Barcode Scanner Image: http://www.dascomedical.com/5-2/productshttp://www.dascomedical.com/5-2/products Barcode Scanner 2 Image: http://www.pdcorp.com/en-us/healthcare/bar-code-wristbands-and-labels.html Label Image: http://www.laserband.com/index.php?pageId=25&mode=mod_laser&action=showProduct&productId=70 Stressed Out Doctor Image: https://www.facebook.com/stressedoutfranhttps://www.facebook.com/stressedoutfran EZ Pass Image: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-ZPasshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-ZPass RFID Antenna: http://parts.digikey.com/1/parts-kws/rfid-antennashttp://parts.digikey.com/1/parts-kws/rfid-antennas References


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