`Valencell, Inc.
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`P.T.A.B. Proceeding No. IPR2017-003191
`U.S. Patent No. 8,923,941
` February 27, 2018
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`1 Case IPR2017-01555 has been joined with this proceeding.
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`Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox P.L.L.C.
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`Instituted Grounds (’941 Patent)
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`Ground
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`Claims
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`Reference
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`Secondary Reference(s)
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`IPR2017-00319 (’941 Patent)
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`§ 103
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`Luo
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`Luo
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`Luo
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`Luo
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`Mault
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`Mault
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`Mault
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`Mault
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`Craw
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`Craw, Fricke
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`Craw, Fricke, Comtois
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`Craw, Aceti
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`Al-Ali
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`Al-Ali, Han
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`Al-Ali, Numaga
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`Al-Ali, Ali
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`Paper 10 (“Inst. Decision”), p. 56
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`1. A method of generating data output containing physi-
`ological and motion-related information, the method com-
`prising:
`sensing physical activity and physiological information
`from a subject via a single monitoring device attached to
`the subject, wherein the monitoring device comprisesat
`least one motion sensorfor sensing the physical activity
`and at least one photoplethysmography(PPG)sensorfor
`sensing the physiological information; and
`processing signals fromthe at least one motion sensor and
`signals fromthe at least one PPG sensor via a processor
`of the monitoring device into a serial data output of
`physiological information and motion-related informa-
`tion, wherein the serial data output is configured such
`thata plurality ofsubject physiological parameters com-
`prising subject heart rate and subject respirationrate can
`be extracted from the physiological information and
`suchthat a plurality of subject physical activity param-
`eters can be extracted fromthe motion-related informa-
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`Claim 1
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`APL1001, 30:35-54, FIG. 17
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`The ’941 Patent
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`APL1001, FIG. 17
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`Ground 1 - Claims 1, 2, 9, and 11-13 are unpatentable over
`Luo in view of Craw
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`Paper 22 (“POR”), pp. 9-26
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`Luo
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`Paper 2 (“Petition”), p. 16; APL1055,
`FIGs. 1 & 3
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`Luo
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`Petition, pp. 17-18; APL1055, FIGs. 4 & 5
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`Craw
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`Petition, pp. 20-21; APL1056, FIGs. 1D, 7G, 8I, 9A
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`Figs 17 and 18 – The ’941 Patent
`Annotated by Patent Owner
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`POR, pp. 5, 20;
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`Claim 6
`Claim 6
`6. The method of claim 1, further comprising, prior to
`processing signals from the at least one motion sensor and
`signals from the at least one PPG sensor into the serial data
`output, removing frequency bands from the PPG signals that
`are outside of a range ofinterest using at least one band-pass
`filter to produce pre-conditioned PPG signals, and filtering
`the pre-conditioned PPG signals to reduce motion artifacts
`and noise artifacts from the pre-conditioned PPG signals to
`produce cleaner physiological information.
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`Claim 8
`Claim 8
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`8. The method ofclaim 6, whereinfiltering the precondi-
`tioned PPG signals comprises at least one of the following:
`FIR (Finite Impulse Response)filtering, IIR (Infinite Impulse
`Response) filtering, adaptive filtering, phase filtering, and
`frequency filtering.
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`APL1001, 31:10-18; 20-4
`APL1001, 31:10-18; 20-4
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`Fig. 13 - LeBoeuf
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`Paper 27 (“Pet. Reply”), p. 9; APL1001, FIG. 13
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`The ’941 Patent
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`POR, p. 6; APL1001, FIG. 16
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`PPG Waveform Comparison
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`Petition, p. 5; APL1020, FIG. 11.2
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`Ground 6 - Claims 1, 2, 9, and 11–12 are unpatentable over
`Mault in view of Al-Ali
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`POR, pp. 26-37; Pet. Reply, pp. 16-20
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`Mault
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`Petition, p. 46; APL1057, FIGs. 1 & 4
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`Al-Ali
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`Petition, p. 48; APL1058, ¶0063, FIGs. 3 & 13
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`Mault
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`Pet. Reply, pp. 16-17; APL1057, 5:63-64, 7:46-56, FIG. 4
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`Claim 1
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`tion.
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`1. A method of generating data output containing physi-
`ological and motion-related information,
`the method com-
`prising:
`sensing physical activity and physiological information
`from a subject via a single monitoring device attached to
`the subject, wherein the monitoring device comprisesat
`least one motion sensorfor sensingthe physical activity
`andat least one photoplethysmography(PPG)sensor for
`sensingthe physiological information; and
`processingsignals fromtheat least one motionsensor and
`signals from the at least one PPG sensorvia a process«
`of the monitoring device into a serial data output of
`physiological information and motion-related informa-
`tion, wherein the serial data output is configured such
`that aplurality of subject physiological parameters com-
`prising subject heart rate and subjectrespirationrate can
`be extracted from the physiological information and
`suchthat a plurality of subject physical activity param-
`eters can be extracted from the motion-related informa-
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`Ex. 1001, 30:35-54
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`Processing Step of Claim 1
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`…processing
` signals from the at least one motion sensor
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` signals from the at least one PPG sensor
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` a processor of the monitoring device
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` a serial data output of physiological information and motion-related information,
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`wherein the serial data output is configured
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`a plurality of subject physiological parameters comprising
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`subject heart rate and subject respiration rate
`can be extracted from the physiological information and
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` such that
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`a plurality of subject physical activity parameters
`can be extracted from the motion-related information.
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`Mault + Al-Ali
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`APL1057, FIG. 4; APL1058, ¶0063, FIG. 13
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`Case IPR2017-00319
`U.S. Patent No. 8,923,941
`CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE (37 C.F.R. §§42.6(e))
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`The undersigned hereby certifies that a true and correct copy of the above-
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`captioned PETITIONER APPLE INC.’S DEMONSTRATIVES was served
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`electronically via email in its entirety on February 26, 2018 on the following:
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`Justin B. Kimble (Lead Counsel)
`Jeffrey R. Bragalone (Back-up Counsel)
`Nicholas C. Kliewer (Back-up Counsel)
`T. William Kennedy (Back-up Counsel)
`Jonathan H. Rastegar (Back-up Counsel)
`Brian P. Herrmann (Back-up Counsel)
`Marcus Benavides (Back-up Counsel)
`R. Scott Rhoades (Back-up Counsel)
`Sanford E. Warren, Jr. (Back-up Counsel)
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`Harper Batts (Counsel for Fitbit, Inc.)
`Jeremy Taylor (Counsel for Fitbit, Inc.)
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`dlfitbit-valencell@bakerbotts.com
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`Respectfully submitted,
`STERNE, KESSLER, GOLDSTEIN & FOX P.L.L.C.
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`/Michael D. Specht/
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`Michael D. Specht
`Registration No. 54,463
`Attorney for Petitioner Apple Inc.
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`Date: February 26, 2018
`1100 New York Avenue, N.W.
`Washington, D.C. 20005-3934
`(202) 371-2600
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