Temporary cutaneous information device, associated method and resort infrastructure
AssigneeCutaneous Information Technologies, LLC
InventorsPeter Costantino, Laurie Costantino, Michael Gilvary, Anthony H. Handal
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Abstract
A method for associating a guest with information relating to said guest, comprises accepting a guest for hotel services and associating an identifier with said guest. The identifier is also stored in a storage device guest information is also stored in a storage device. A temporary cutaneous identification device which comprises an adhesive layer with markings deposited there on formed by depositing ink in a configuration representing guest identification and at least a portion of associated guest information. The same is applied to the skin of said guest.
Claims27
A device for identifying a guest, comprising:
- (a) an adhesive layer;
- (b) a machine readable device secured to said adhesive layer, said machine readable device being encoded with identification information;
- (c) a first quantity of ink deposited on said adhesive layer and arranged to provide a physiologically perceptible and humanly understandable visual indication of guest associated health.
Apparatus as in claim 10 further comprising software resident on said computer system for sending to said mobile devices or other devices reminders and/or alarms in response to the need to perform a healthcare service or notify of an alarm condition.
A method of identifying a guest and providing information respecting said guest, comprising:
- (a) obtaining identification information;
- (b) obtaining guest associated information;
- (c) depositing on an adhesive member ink in a visually interpretable configuration conveying to a human user said identification information and said guest associated information;
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- (d) applying said adhesive layer to said guest.
A method for associating a guest with information relating to said guest, comprising:
- (a) accepting a guest for hotel services;
- (b) associating an identifier with said guest;
- (c) storing said identifier in a storage device;
- (d) storing said guest information in a storage device;
- (e) generating a temporary cutaneous identification device by depositing ink in a configuration representing guest identification and at least a portion of associated guest information;
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- (f) applying said temporary cutaneous identification device to the skin of said guest.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.