CLINICAL STUDY ON INOS ELISA FOR SEPSIS AND SEPTIC SHOCK

Not Available The proposed innovation is a communication network to transmit information to users in combat environment concerning the position of mines and other dangerous devices. The system uses an inexpensive light information transfer system to transmit information to a combat data display (CDD) for combat users. The network uses visible, infrared or ultraviolet lighting as the carrier medium. The CDD receives and displays text and graphics information including up to date maps of mines. This information is coordinated with OPS data. The system is remarkably inexpensive and robust because it requires no additional or special wiring other than that already typically used for lighting fixtures. The system varies the light output of the lighting fixtures to transmit data at a rate so rapid there is no perceptible flicker. This information could include warning or status reports, technical specifications and instructions, geographical maps with individual perimeter or safe lane markings, telemetry from remote sensors, or any other information that could be transmitted over a conventional wired or radio network. Combat security is maintained because only friendly users will have the key necessary to decrypt the transmitted information. BENEFITS: Commercial products will be the light transmission and the Combat Data Device. In addition to military uses, there will be uses for hearing handicapped users, paging in buildings, museums, hospitals and other such areas.