Conopco, Inc.

Lifefuels, Inc.

Sanofi-a Ventis Deutschland Gmbh

B/e Aerospace, Inc.

Other

Mamas & Papas (holdings) Limited

Mama and Papas (holdings) Ltd.

Unilever Global IP Limited

Andrew Gordon Wallace

Simon Lewis Bilton

Todd Metlen

Robert Lawson-Shanks

Abraham Maclean

Mark Lyons

Jonathon E Perrelli

Matthew James Edwards

Maxim D Wheatley

David J Wheatley

Connor Bacon

James Christopher Small

Jesse John Horne

Nicholas James Mival

Malcolm Stanley Boyd

David Sanders

Christopher Clarkson Jones

James Alexander Davies

Paul Benedict Rutter

Martin Paul Bagwell

Wei Shan Dong

Glenn Allen Johnson

Alexander Nicholas Pozzi

Benjamin James Peter Hubert

Mark Anthony John Fernandes

Joseph Butler

Garen Kouyoumjian

James Edward Roe

Tommy George Plant

Paul Roger Griffin

Jason Peter Roebuck

Amit Arora

Timothy Christopher Stubbs

Benjamin George Oglesby

Christopher John Jones

Sophie Louise Sladen

Andrew David Mitchell

Geoffrey Stephen Mawtus

Nurani Dharmaraj Krishnaprakash Iyer

Timothy John Taylor Davies

Richard Chambers

Daniel Paul Charles Tye

Hugh John Smith

Eleanor Rachel Ann Hyde

Peter William Tune

Eleanor Rachel Hyde

Aerosol dispenser

A portable, self-contained beverage apparatus includes a container assembly having a known storage capacity for storing a consumable liquid, and a dispensing assembly disposed within the container assembly that dispenses variable, non-zero quantities of additives into the consumable liquid. The dispensing assembly includes multiple apertures structured and arranged to retain vessels containing the additives to be dispensed into the consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus also includes a level sensor disposed within the container assembly that determines a consumable liquid level of the consumable liquid stored in the container assembly. In certain embodiments, one or more positive displacement pumping mechanisms are configured to pump additive liquid from additive containers into a beverage chamber.

Portable system for dispensing controlled quantities of additives into a beverage

An aerosol dispenser comprising a pressurised aerosol can and a closure comprising an aerosol valve held within a retention chassis, the retention chassis being associated with a flexible sealing collar designed to radially surround the retention chassis and to seal against the edge of an opening in the aerosol can, wherein the retention chassis is axially moveable relative to the sealing collar and wherein the sealing collar is of outer diameter greater than the inner diameter of the opening in the aerosol can and is sufficiently flexible to flex through the opening in the aerosol can when the retention chassis is in a first axial position relative to the sealing collar and wherein the sealing collar is firmly held against the edge of the opening in the aerosol can when the retention chassis is in a second axial position relative to the sealing collar.

The invention relates to a closure assembly () for a container () and a container thereof. The invention more particularly relates to a closure assembly which provides leak tight closure for liquid or viscous products and can be simply opened or closed with minimal effort and additionally can be inverted to stably rest on a horizontal surface to act as a tottle.

Closure assembly for a container

A dispenser head for an aerosol can and a method of assembly of the same, the dispenser head comprising a chassis attached to the associated aerosol can and a spray-through cap attached thereto, the chassis comprising a platform capable of axial movement and a flexible spray channel centrally located thereon.

Aerosol dispenser head

A reservoir () with at least one flexible section for use in a medicated module () for an injection system to co-deliver at least two medicaments is disclosed where a primary delivery device () containing a first medicament accepts a medicated module () containing a single dose of a second medicament () and where both medicaments are delivered through a single hollow needle (). The reservoir () comprises one or more slit valves () to allow for delivery of the first and second medicaments. The medicated module () also contains a needle guard () that engages a housing () of the reservoir () to open the slit valves ().

Flexible reservoir for a medicated module

A medicated module for an injection system to co-deliver at least two medicaments is disclosed. The drug delivery device includes a push rod operably connected to a dose dial button. The medicated module includes a housing having a connector configured for attachment to the drug delivery device, and the housing is configured to receive a portion of the push rod when the medicated module is attached to the drug delivery device. The medicated module further includes a reservoir in the housing comprising a single dose of a medicament and a needle guard operably connected to the housing and configured to move in an axial direction during application to an injection site. Still further, the medicated module includes a sleeve in the housing configured to move axially in the housing and a locking collar in the housing configured to move axially and rotationally in the housing.

Push rod activated medicated module

An aircraft passenger suite including a seat configured for movement between an upright position and a horizontal bed position, an ottoman positioned apart from the passenger seat, and at least one armrest assembly configured for vertical movement, wherein the seat, ottoman and at least one armrest reside in horizontal alignment to form a bed in the horizontal bed position.

Aircraft passenger suite with combination bed

An armrest assembly for a seat of the type that is convertible into a lie flat bed, the armrest assembly including an armrest, an armrest housing in which the armrest is mounted for vertical movement, and a planar bed extension having an upper bed surface is mounted in the armrest housing for movement between a stowed position wherein the bed extension is contained in a vertical position in the armrest housing and a deployed position wherein the bed extension is positioned exterior to the armrest housing in a raised, horizontal position, wherein the armrest and bed extension reside in horizontal alignment with a seat back and seat bottom of the seat to collectively define a portion of a bed.

Armrest assembly with deployable bed extension

An improved pushchair frame () of a type that can be collapsed for ease of transport or storage etc. The frame comprising a push/pull handle (), a front wheel frame () on which at least one front wheel () is rotatably mounted and a rear wheel frame () on which at least one rear wheel () is rotatably mounted. The frame comprising a seat mounting yoke () to which the front and rear wheel frames are coupled, at least one of the front and rear wheel frames being pivotably coupled to the yoke, the frames having an operating position in which they are spaced from one another and a stowed position in which they are generally adjacent one another. The seat mounting yoke is rotatable, relative to at least one of the front and rear wheel frames, between an operating position and a stowed position in which the yoke is located generally adjacent one of the front and rear wheel frames. A retaining means maintains the yoke and the front and rear wheel frames in their operating position. When the retaining means are released, the yoke and the front and rear wheel frames may be moved to their stowed positions, thereby folding the pushchair frame.

Pushchair frame

A wheel braking mechanismcomprising a brake shaft, a brake drum, an engagement pedaland a disengagement pedal. The brake shafthas a plurality of first splinesprovided around the brake shaft. A first alignment memberis provided at the end of each first splineand has first and second oppositely directed chamfered alignment surface. The brake drumdefines a brake socket around which are provided a plurality of second splines, which define a plurality of spline recesses. A second alignment memberis provided at the opposing end of each second spline. Movement of the brake shafttowards the brake drumcauses the first alignment membersto travel down the respective alignment surfaces of the second alignment members, thereby aligning the first splines with the respective adjacent spline recess

Wheel braking mechanism

A pushchair seat () comprising a seat back () mounted for pivotable movement relative to a seat base (). A bumper bar () is pivotably coupled to and carried by the seat () and is moveable between a stowed position generally adjacent to the seat base () and a deployed position spaced from the seat back () and the seat base (). Drive mechanisms () are provided at each end of the bumper bar () and comprise a selectively engageable coupling mechanism in the form of a clutch mechanism () and a control mechanism (). The coupling mechanism couples movement of the seat back () between its stowed position and its operating position into a corresponding movement of the bumper bar () between its stowed position and its deployed position.

Pushchair seat

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Highleadon, United Kingdom

Andrew Gordon Wallace