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17 PO Response to Pet: Patent Owner Response

Document IPR2024-00294, No. 17 PO Response to Pet - Patent Owner Response (P.T.A.B. Oct. 10, 2024)
... injured persons in dangerous scenarios wear a Sensor Module and a Receiver Module, and each Receiver Module transmits measurements to the PDA carried by a medic. The medic uses their PDA to remotely monitor multiple injured ...
Further, even if D’Angelo were prior art, there are many reasons why a POSITA would not have been motivated to use the medic’s PDA to power and “read out” measured data from one injured person’s Receiver Module after its battery ...
... three wirelessly connected components: (1) a “Sensor Module” worn by on each injured person’s forehead; (2) a “Receiver Module” worn on each injured person’s body; and (3) one PDA used by a medic to remotely monitor the injured ...
Further, Apple’s proposed modification assumes that the medic would use the PDA to power the Receiver Module attached to an injured person, upon reaching that person in the field.
A POSITA would have understood that if the medic went to the injured person, he or she would not have used Mendelson’s PDA to power the Receiver Module because there would no longer be a need to remotely monitor that person.
... person right in front of them using typical medical equipment such as a finger-clip pulse oximeter or stethoscope, and applied the emergency medical care deemed necessary. Id. And if the person’s injuries warranted monitoring after ...
A POSITA would have understood that the medic was not using the PDA as intended (i.e., monitoring “multiple” injured people at the same time) whenever the medic had to use the PDA to read out one injured person’s Receiver Module, ...
... Relatedly, if the medic was using the PDA-turned-wristwatch to power and read out data from one injured person’s Receiver Module as Apple proposes, the medic would not be using the PDA-turned-wristwatch to monitor “multiple” injured ...
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30 Pet Reply to PO Resp: Petitioners Reply to Patent Owners Response

Document IPR2024-00294, No. 30 Pet Reply to PO Resp - Petitioners Reply to Patent Owners Response (P.T.A.B. Jan. 13, 2025)
Worse yet, Dr. Duckworth has no personal knowledge regarding an alleged earlier reduction to practice, but rather incorporates 17 additional paragraphs from a declaration submitted by named inventor Bilal Muhsin.
Indeed, Dr. Duckworth concedes that his understanding of how “the Mendelson device operated” is based on his personal knowledge “[a]s an author of the Mendelson paper.” EX2037, ¶125; APPLE-1087, 108:17-109:5. However, to be ...
As such, applying this teaching of D’Angelo to Mendelson would not impede the resulting system’s ability to provide remote monitoring for persons wearing the sensors.
Indeed, Masimo’s expert confirmed that Mendelson’s system was not confined to only monitoring injured persons in combat zones.
A POSITA would have recognized that medical personnel would be in close physical proximity to such patients during transport.
... personnel” are in close physical proximity to causalities in combat zones to “distribute sensors.” APPLE-1011, 3; APPLE-1083, ¶40. Masimo next asserts that a medic in close proximity to an injured person would have used “typical ...
... replac[ing] the Receiver Module’s AA batteries” but such a 18 Case No. IPR2024-00294 Attorney Docket No. 50095-0135IP2 solution would have required the medic to carry a potentially large amount of AA batteries on their person.
... Masimo’s first two arguments addressing the Mendelson-D’Angelo-Goldsmith combination (applying backup power from the wristwatch/PDA would require physical proximity of the medic and person wearing the sensor; only one person ...
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2037 Exhibit: October 10, 2024 Expert Declaration of R James Duckworth, PhD

Document IPR2024-00294, No. 2037 Exhibit - October 10, 2024 Expert Declaration of R James Duckworth, PhD (P.T.A.B. Oct. 10, 2024)
... connected components: (1) a “Sensor Module” worn by each injured person (on their forehead); (2) a “Receiver Module” also worn by each injured person (on their body); and (3) one PDA carried by a medic to monitor the injured persons ...
... the system provided remote monitoring, we deliberately designed the portions worn by the injured person to be separate from, and only ever wirelessly connected to, the PDA used by the medic to remotely monitor any injured persons ...
This ad-hoc functionality allowed the medic performing the remote monitoring with their PDA to be as far as possible from injured persons and dangerous environments.
... medics” out of danger by allowing them to remotely monitor injured persons in the field with their PDA. Id., 1, 3. Moreover, to ensure that Mendelson’s system achieved its intended purpose of allowing the medic to remotely monitor injured ...
Also, the modification proposed by Apple assumes that a medic would use the PDA to power the Receiver Module attached to an injured person after reaching that injured person in the field.
... injured person in the field, the medic would not have used Mendelson’s PDA to power that injured person’s Receiver Module because remotely monitoring that injured person with the PDA (via measurements sent from the Receiver ...
However, a POSITA would have understood that connecting the PDA to read out one injured person’s Receiver Module as Apple proposes was not using the PDA as intended (i.e.., to monitor “multiple” injured persons “simultaneously”).
... injured person in the field. Also, in my opinion, if the PDA-turned-wristwatch was used to power and read out measured data from the Receiver Module attached to one injured person, as Apple proposes, the medic would not be using the ...
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1087 Exhibit: Transcript of the Deposition of Dr R James Duckworth

Document IPR2024-00294, No. 1087 Exhibit - Transcript of the Deposition of Dr R James Duckworth (P.T.A.B. Jan. 13, 2025)
Q. Can you please identify each person you communicated with, either in person or via www.DigitalEvidenceGroup.com Digital Evidence Group C'rt 2024 202-232-0646 8 12/20/2024 Apple, Inc. v. Masimo Corp. R. James Duckworth, ...
BISENIUS: Q. The context is the system of the '507 patent, a person of ordinary skill, as you have described a person of ordinary skill in the art in your declaration, would that person have known what the term "non-wireless connection" ...
... module worn by each injured person." Are the persons wearing Mendelson's sensor module required to be injured? A. No. The idea is that they would be placed on the individuals. Some may be injured, but some may not be injured.
... personnel could be distributing sensors that is then picking up information from a remote injured person through that ad hoc network. Q. So, when it says that the medical personnel quickly distributes sensors to multiple casualties and ...
So, the bottom of Page 80 says, "Rather than unnecessarily power the injured person's Receiver Module, a POSITA would have understood as a matter of common sense that the medic would directly monitor the person right before them ...
... injured person's Receiver Module because remotely monitoring that injured person with the PDA (via measurement sent from the Receiver Module to the PDA) was no longer necessary." Do you see that? A. So, this is part of Paragraph ...
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10 Motion: Petitioners Motion to Submit Supplemental Information

Document IPR2020-01713, No. 10 Motion - Petitioners Motion to Submit Supplemental Information (P.T.A.B. Jun. 9, 2021)
... area network can also be useful for firefighters, hazardous material workers, mountain climbers, or emergency first-responders operating in harsh and hazardous environments. The primary goals of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
The primary goal of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s vital signs via a short-range wirelessly-linked personal area network, thus readily allowing RF telemetry of vital physiological information to ...
... area network can also be useful for firefighters, hazardous material workers, mountain climbers, or emergency first-responders operating in harsh and hazardous environments. The primary goals of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s ...
The primary goal of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s vital signs via a short-range wirelessly-linked personal area network, thus readily allowing RF telemetry of vital physiological information to ...
... injured person's vital signs, thus readily allowing the telemetry of physiological information to medical providers, and support emergency responders in making critical and often life saving decisions in order to expedite rescue operations. Having wearable physiological monitoring could offer far-forward medics numerous advantages, including the ability to determine a casualty's condition remotely without exposing the first responders to increased risks, quickly identifying the severity of ...
... area network can also be useful for firefighters, hazardous material workers, mountain climbers, or emergency first-responders operating in harsh and hazardous environments. The primary goals of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s ...
The primary goal of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s vital signs via a short-range wirelessly-linked personal area network, thus readily allowing RF telemetry of vital physiological information to ...
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10 Motion: Petitioners Motion to File Supplemental Information

Document IPR2021-00193, No. 10 Motion - Petitioners Motion to File Supplemental Information (P.T.A.B. Jul. 9, 2021)
... area network can also be useful for firefighters, hazardous material workers, mountain climbers, or emergency first-responders operating in harsh and hazardous environments. The primary goals of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
The primary goal of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s vital signs via a short-range wirelessly-linked personal area network, thus readily allowing RF telemetry of vital physiological information to ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
... injured person's vital signs, thus readily allowing the telemetry of physiological information to medical providers, and support emergency responders in making critical and often life saving decisions in order to expedite rescue operations. Having wearable physiological monitoring could offer far-forward medics numerous advantages, including the ability to determine a casualty's condition remotely without exposing the first responders to increased risks, quickly identifying the severity of ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
... injured person's vital signs, thus readily allowing the telemetry of physiological information to medical providers, and support emergency responders in making critical and often life saving decisions in order to expedite rescue operations. Having wearable physiological monitoring could offer far-forward medics numerous advantages, including the ability to determine a casualty's condition remotely without exposing the first responders to increased risks, quickly identifying the severity of ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
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10 Motion: Petitioners Motion to Submit Supplemental Information

Document IPR2020-01521, No. 10 Motion - Petitioners Motion to Submit Supplemental Information (P.T.A.B. May. 20, 2021)
... area network can also be useful for firefighters, hazardous material workers, mountain climbers, or emergency first-responders operating in harsh and hazardous environments. The primary goals of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
The primary goal of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s vital signs via a short-range wirelessly-linked personal area network, thus readily allowing RF telemetry of vital physiological information to ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
... injured person's vital signs, thus readily allowing the telemetry of physiological information to medical providers, and support emergency responders in making critical and often life saving decisions in order to expedite rescue operations. Having wearable physiological monitoring could offer far-forward medics numerous advantages, including the ability to determine a casualty's condition remotely without exposing the first responders to increased risks, quickly identifying the severity of ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
... injured person's vital signs, thus readily allowing the telemetry of physiological information to medical providers, and support emergency responders in making critical and often life saving decisions in order to expedite rescue operations. Having wearable physiological monitoring could offer far-forward medics numerous advantages, including the ability to determine a casualty's condition remotely without exposing the first responders to increased risks, quickly identifying the severity of ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
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11 Motion: Petitioners Motion to File Supplemental Information

Document IPR2020-01714, No. 11 Motion - Petitioners Motion to File Supplemental Information (P.T.A.B. May. 20, 2021)
... area network can also be useful for firefighters, hazardous material workers, mountain climbers, or emergency first-responders operating in harsh and hazardous environments. The primary goals of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
The primary goal of such a wireless mobile platform would be to keep track of an injured person’s vital signs via a short-range wirelessly-linked personal area network, thus readily allowing RF telemetry of vital physiological information to ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
... injured person's vital signs, thus readily allowing the telemetry of physiological information to medical providers, and support emergency responders in making critical and often life saving decisions in order to expedite rescue operations. Having wearable physiological monitoring could offer far-forward medics numerous advantages, including the ability to determine a casualty's condition remotely without exposing the first responders to increased risks, quickly identifying the severity of ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
... injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of-site, and continuously tracking the injured condition until they arrive safely at a medical care facility. Authors Y. Mendelson A Department of Biomedical ...
... (comtoisg@wpi.edu). the identifying increased risks, quickly to responders severity of injuries especially when the injured are greatly dispersed over large geographical terrains and often out-of- site, and continuously tracking the injured ...
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