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Corindus, Inc.

Siemens Healthineers Endovascular Robotics Inc

Hologic, Inc.

Anthony Clegg Parker

Christopher Olin Evans

Eric Klem

Gordon Row

Kyle McKenney

Gregg Robert Draudt

Michael Fong

Teddy David Thomas

Manas Chandran Menon

Stuart Eric Schechter

Harald Quintus-Bosz

Christopher Robert McCaslin

Fa Dai

Craig Charles Ovans

John B Kinnard

Klaus Renner

Evan Alton Hutker

Andrew C Goodfellow

Robert Francis Hartmann

John A Deros

Justin David Cumming

Eric Smallwood

Piotr Diduch

Julien Prosper Marc Aknin

Huyen NguyenNgoc Cam Le

John Stadille

Andres Parada

Elias R Samia

Bing Xu

Christian M Ulm

Tri Pham

Dino Kasvikis

Natalie Ferrari

Daniel Santos

Genevieve R K Laing

Christian Ulm

Christopher O Evans

A table attach support is configured to secure a medical device to a patient table having a patient supporting surface. The table attach support comprises: a first engagement mechanism including an attachment mechanism and a locking mechanism; a second engagement mechanism; and an extension member extending between the first engagement mechanism and the second engagement mechanism. The attachment mechanism is configured to actuate from a first position to a second position to secure the table attach support to the patient table. The locking mechanism is configured to lock the attachment mechanism in the second position.

Arrangement for securing a robotic system to a patient table

A robotic medical system includes a post being substantially vertical and coupled to a base; a robotic drive having a socket for receiving the post; and at least one tapered interface shaped and oriented to engage the socket to prevent rotation of the robotic drive about at least one axis.

Attachment for robotic medical system

A mobile imaging system or mini C-arm with an increased range of motion is disclosed. The mini C-arm including a mobile base, a C-arm assembly, and an arm assembly for coupling the C-arm assembly and the mobile base. The arm assembly being coupled to the mobile base via a first joint assembly that enables the arm assembly to move relative to the mobile base about first and second axes of rotation. Thus, in use, the first joint assembly enables two degrees of motion—a first vertical pivoting or rotational movement and a second horizontal pivoting or rotational movement. The first joint assembly being coupled to the base via a horizontal axis of rotation that is located at a vertically fixed position so that the horizontal axis of rotation is positioned at a fixed height or distance from the base, and hence a fixed height or distance from the floor.

Mini C-arm with increased range of motion

A mobile support system for a medical device having an arm with a base includes a body comprising a housing having a top surface, a first end and a second end and a carriage positioned within the housing. The mobile support system further includes a mechanism coupled to the carriage and configured to cause movement of the carriage, a set of wheels coupled to the housing and a support arm coupled to the carriage and extending vertically upward from the top surface of the housing. The support arm is configured to support the arm of the medical device. The mobile support system also includes a mounting block coupled to the carriage proximate to the support arm, the mounting block configured to couple with the base of the arm of the medical device, a first rail detect guide located on the top surface at the second end of the housing and a second rail detect guide located on the top surface at the second end of the housing. The first rail detect guide and the second rail detect guide are configured to unlock the mechanism used to cause movement of the carriage when contact is made between the first rail detect guide and the second rail detect guide and a surface.

Mobile support and storage system for a medical device

Some embodiments include a privacy/security apparatus for a portable communication device that includes a housing assembly configured to at least partially attenuate at least one of sound energy, acoustic energy, and electromagnetic energy including light, optical, and IR energy and RF radiation from passing through the housing assembly. The housing assembly includes a Faraday cage with two or more portions, and at least one protective shell coupled to or forming at least one aperture. The at least one aperture is configured and arranged to at least partially enclose the portable communication device so that at least a portion of the portable communication device is positioned within at least one portion of the Faraday cage, and the at least one seal coupled or integrated with the protective shell. The housing assembly can be an articulating assembly, a sliding assembly, and can include an active acoustic jamming or passive acoustic attenuation element.

Privacy and security systems and methods of use

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Arlington, MA, United States of America

Anthony Clegg Parker