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US 11,908,258 B2Granted
Self reporting method and apparatus for personal pathogen status verification at point of entry into an area of congregation
AssigneeOpenClear, Inc.
InventorsMark Klein, Wendell Brown
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Abstract
A self-reporting system and system for personal pathogen status verifying allows an entity to control access to an area of congregation (AOC) at one or more points of entry (POE) is a configurable manner. In one embodiment, the system may be used for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, but may be similarly used for other pathogens.
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A method of entry testing for an area of congregation having one or more points of entry, comprising:
- manually importing a pathogen test result of a user, the pathogen test result being a self-reported health history for a user related to the pathogen;
- receiving, from the user, the pathogen test result of the user at a safe entry monitoring system for the area of congregation;
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- determining, using a computer system of the safe entry monitoring system at a particular point of entry of the area of congregation, entry of the user into the area of congregation based only on the result of the manually imported pathogen test result of the user.
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A system, comprising:
- a safe entry monitoring system that controls access to an area of congregation having one or more points of entry, each point of entry having a safe entry monitoring computer device to determine if a user can gain access to the area of congregation;
- a pathogen test of the user that is sent by the user and manually imported into and received by the safe entry monitoring system, the manually imported pathogen test being a self-reported health history for the user related to the pathogen;
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- the safe entry monitoring computer device at a particular point of entry of the area of congregation being configured to determine entry of the user into the area of congregation based only on the manually imported pathogen test.
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A system
- a safe entry monitoring system that controls access to an area of congregation having one or more points of entry, each point of entry having a safe entry monitoring computer device to determine if a user can gain access to the area of congregation;
- a computer system of a user that manually imports a pathogen test of the user to the safe entry monitoring system, the manually imported pathogen test being a self-reported health history from the user related to the pathogen;
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- the safe entry monitoring computer device at a particular point of entry of the area of congregation being configured to determine entry of the user into the area of congregation based solely on the manually imported pathogen test.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.