When did Richard A Rothschild file a patent for novel coronavirus tests? May 2020 What evidence is there that the patent request was registered in 2020? Espacenet, a platform for searching patents and applications developed by the European Patent Office, state that it is a continuation of  US patent application 62/240783 from 2015. Is this a continuation of an earlier US patent application? Yes It is the continuation of an application from 2015. The US application number is 62/240783 What is the 2015 application for? A method is provided for processing and displaying biometric data of a user, either alone or together (in synchronization) with other data, such as video data of the user during a time that the biometric data was acquired. The method includes storing biometric data so that it is linked to an identifier and at least one time-stamp (e.g., a start time, a sample rate, etc.), and storing video data so that it is linked to the identifier and at least one time-stamp (e.g., a start time). By storing data in this fashion, biometric data can be displayed (either in real-time or delayed) in synchronization with video data, and biometric data can be searched to identify at least one biometric event. Video corresponding to the biometric event can then be displayed, either alone or together with at least one biometric of the user during the biometric event. Is there any mention of coronavirus/COVID-19 in the 2015 application? No.
Richard A. Rothschild filed a patent for novel coronavirus tests in 2015.
Determine the veracity of the claim "When did Richard A Rothschild file a patent for novel coronavirus tests? May 2020 What evidence is there that the patent request was registered in 2020? Espacenet, a platform for searching patents and applications developed by the European Patent Office, state that it is a continuation of  US patent application 62/240783 from 2015. Is this a continuation of an earlier US patent application? Yes It is the continuation of an application from 2015. The US application number is 62/240783 What is the 2015 application for? A method is provided for processing and displaying biometric data of a user, either alone or together (in synchronization) with other data, such as video data of the user during a time that the biometric data was acquired. The method includes storing biometric data so that it is linked to an identifier and at least one time-stamp (e.g., a start time, a sample rate, etc.), and storing video data so that it is linked to the identifier and at least one time-stamp (e.g., a start time). By storing data in this fashion, biometric data can be displayed (either in real-time or delayed) in synchronization with video data, and biometric data can be searched to identify at least one biometric event. Video corresponding to the biometric event can then be displayed, either alone or together with at least one biometric of the user during the biometric event. Is there any mention of coronavirus/COVID-19 in the 2015 application? No." based on the evidence in form of question-answer pairs "Richard A. Rothschild filed a patent for novel coronavirus tests in 2015.".

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Determine the veracity of the claim "When did Richard A Rothschild file a patent for novel coronavirus tests? May 2020 What evidence is there that the patent request was registered in 2020? Espacenet, a platform for searching patents and applications developed by the European Patent Office, state that it is a continuation of  US patent application 62/240783 from 2015. Is this a continuation of an earlier US patent application? Yes It is the continuation of an application from 2015. The US application number is 62/240783 What is the 2015 application for? A method is provided for processing and displaying biometric data of a user, either alone or together (in synchronization) with other data, such as video data of the user during a time that the biometric data was acquired. The method includes storing biometric data so that it is linked to an identifier and at least one time-stamp (e.g., a start time, a sample rate, etc.), and storing video data so that it is linked to the identifier and at least one time-stamp (e.g., a start time). By storing data in this fashion, biometric data can be displayed (either in real-time or delayed) in synchronization with video data, and biometric data can be searched to identify at least one biometric event. Video corresponding to the biometric event can then be displayed, either alone or together with at least one biometric of the user during the biometric event. Is there any mention of coronavirus/COVID-19 in the 2015 application? No." based on the evidence in form of question-answer pairs "Richard A. Rothschild filed a patent for novel coronavirus tests in 2015.".

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