United States of America v. Arch Insurance Company, nysdc:1:2023cv09461

Sensor system of integrated components, namely, one or more bead array counter microelectronic chips with embedded magnetic sensors, fluidic components to deliver reagents to the chip, and ancillary electronic components for controlling the chip and fluidics, for use as portable biosensor systems to detect proteins, nucleic acids, bacteria, viruses, and toxins;

computer chip containing an array of magnetoelectronic sensing elements;

Computer network security system comprised of computers, computer hardware, and computer software for monitoring and maintaining secure computer network systems;

Software for interfacing and connecting communications equipment for emergency temporary purposes; Computer systems comprised of network hardware and wireless networks for use in providing and restoring multimedia links; all for use in disaster relief vehicles;

Disaster relief vehicles, namely trucks and vans, equipped with emergency communications equipment;

Technical support, namely monitoring of temporary communications links in network systems provided through disaster relief vehicles;

Disaster relief vehicles, namely trucks and vans, equipped with emergency communications equipment;