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AFrame Digital, Inc.

“Intelligent, Mobile Health Monitoring and Alerting”

September 21, 2007

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Proposed Agenda

AFrame Company and Product Concept DARPA and NIH projects Questions

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AFrame Digital, Inc.

Founded in early 2005, NoVA based Developing a “Next-Generation Wireless Remote Health

Monitoring Platform” DARPA Contract Award

Personalized, non-intrusive mobile health monitoring Intelligent alerting solutions Field Trials in Military Treatment Facilities

NIH Gait Analysis Grant Expert Advisory Board

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Management Team Cindy Crump, CEO/Founder

Start-up experience at CyberCash, Caspian Networks, NetExpress Exec/Sr. Mgmt IT Freddie Mac, MCI

Bruce Wilson, COO

Co-founded CyberCash to a successful IPO and acquisition by Verisign.  Founded and President of NYNEX EFT Solutions

Sunil Saxena, MD, FACEP Chief Medical Officer

Practising Emergency Physician Experienced Entrepreneur

Pat Farrell, VP Engineering

Start-up experience at CyberCash, Trufina, OneBigCD Mission Critical Systems Development and Healthcare Systems/IT

Experience

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Potential Markets

$2 Billion Domestic, $20 Billion International

CCRC's (Continuing Care Retirement Communities) – various types

Military

Acute care facilities

Home Monitoring

Pre-hospital care

Pregnancy Monitoring

Pediatric Home Monitoring

Psychiatric Monitoring and Treatment

Disease Specific Monitoring

Floor 1Wing A

Floor 1Wing B

Floor 2Wing A

Floor 2Wing B

Courtyard

C. AFrame Application Server• Trending and Alerting• Predictive Bayesian Network• Merges physiological data with profile and subjective observations of healthcare team

AFrame Wireless AFrame Wireless Mesh NetworkMesh Network

Healthcare Team

Distributed intelligence safety net

Private, active supportfor recovery

A. “MyPHD”Personal Help Device• Wearable Monitor

• Location Information•Fall Detection/Prevention•Pulse Oximetry•Heart Rate•Temperature Measure•Panic Button•Soft ‘Settable’ Button

B. “RF PANDA”Radio Frequency Powered Access Network Data Aggregator Small inexpensive boxes – Placed in close proximity forming a mesh network to communicate between MyPHD personal help devices and server system.

The Mobilecare Monitor System: An Open Network Platform

Establishes personalbaselines formonitoring & alerting

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The Watch

Secure, Wearable Monitor Physiological & Environmental Sensors

HR, Pulse Ox, RR, Cuffless BP, Temp (skin and environmental), GSR, Location, Fall Detection and Prevention, etc.

Software “Settable” Buttons Device and Sensor Agnostic

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The RF “PANDA” Gateway

RF patient data collection platform Single Board Computer Open data and 3rd party device support Can be used for visual and auditory alerts Can be used for medication compliance

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AFrame Application Server

Resident Baseline Trending and Alerting Advanced Analysis using Bayesian system Secure Patient Data Repository

HIPAA Compliant

Dataless Keys

AES128 Industrial Strength Encryption

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The AFrame Platform

Automated charting for resident wellness assesment

Facilitate and leverage scarce skilled healthcare staff

Resident Wellness Condition Management Minimize False Alarms

Manage legal risks and improve resident care Provides a patient “dashboard” with clinically-

relevant, actionable data to the caregiver

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DARPA Study

Entitled “Non-Intrusive Health Monitoring for Post-Battle Wellness Management”

Goal is to provide a monitoring system and safety net for injured warfighters moving through the various echelons of care that provides improved situational awareness and medical decision support

Currently in month 4 of a 24 month Phase II SBIR contract

Conducting field trials of our prototype system in civilian and military CCRC facilities

Core focus of the DARPA project is the advanced analytic system in the back end server

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NIH Gait Analysis Study

Exciting study in conjunction with VA tech Goal is to develop a system to detect and

prevent falls Using accelerometers and gyroscopes

positioned at the wrist and possibly other locations to replicate a scaled down gait analysis lab

Creating personal baselines

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Thank You!

“Peace of Mind through Intelligent, Mobile Health Monitoring and Alerts”