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AssigneesThe Regents of the University of Michigan, Sublime, LLC
InventorsMax Shtein, Mohsen Moayer
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The following relates generally to administering and delivering medications to patients. In some embodiments, an in-home appliance may place an ingestible ingredient (e.g., an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) of a medication) on a physical substrate to create a distributable/retrievable object, which is distributed to a subject. The subject may then consume at least a portion of the ingestible ingredient, and then return at least a portion of the distributable/retrievable object to the appliance. The appliance, upon receiving the object, can subsequently trigger secondary actions, including logging the consumption of the dose: authorizing the next dose to override security measures which would otherwise block access to additional doses: analyzing the returned object for biometrics or remaining amount of ingestible ingredients, etc. Logged data will populate a software database on the cloud which can integrate with any number of internal and external systems, triggering programmable actions within a closed-loop architecture.
A method for tracking consumption of an ingestible ingredient, the method comprising:
A system for tracking consumption of an ingestible ingredient, the system comprising:
A system for tracking consumption of an ingestible ingredient, the system comprising:
A method for tracking consumption of an ingestible ingredient, the method comprising:
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