Auris Health, Inc.

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Cilag International Gmbh

Benjamin L Smith

Daniel T Wallace

Travis Ryan Marsot

Kandice H Lau

A robotic system can include a surgical instrument with a wrist including an elongate shaft extending between a proximal end and a distal end, a wrist extending from the distal end of the elongate shaft, and an end effector extending from the wrist. The end effector may include a first jaw and a second jaw, the first and second jaw being moveable between an open position in which ends of the jaws are separated from each other, and a closed position in which the ends of the jaws are closer to each other as compared to the open position. The surgical instrument may also include at least one rotary cutter extending from the wrist and positioned at least partially within a recess formed in a face of the first jaw.

Systems and instruments for tissue sealing

Certain aspects relate to systems and techniques for a drape for covering an adjustable arm support of a robotic surgical system. In one aspect, the drape includes a drape portion configured to extend over the adjustable arm support. The drape may include at least two tubular sleeves configured to surround the at least two robotic arms. The at least two robotic arms can be slidable relative to each other along the adjustable arm support. The drape portion can cover an area between the at least two tubular sleeves.

Systems and methods for draping a surgical system

Provided is a robotic system that includes a surgical instrument with a wrist including an elongate shaft extending between a proximal end and a distal end, a wrist extending from the distal end of the elongate shaft, and an end effector extending from the wrist. The end effector may include a first jaw and a second jaw, the first and second jaw being moveable between an open position in which ends of the jaws are separated from each other, and a closed position in which the ends of the jaws are closer to each other as compared to the open position. The surgical instrument may also include at least one rotary cutter extending from the wrist and positioned at least partially within a recess formed in a face of the first jaw.

An automatic fishhook setting device (10) for use with the tip eyelet (105) and the spaced eyelets (103) of a fishing rod (100); wherein the device (10) includes a tether member (13) adapted to releasably engage one of the spaced eyelets (103) and a contoured leaf spring member (20) attached on one end to the tether member (13) and having a shallow leaf spring segment (21) formed on its other end adapted to releasably engage the tip eyelet (105) when the fishing rod (100) is in a flexed disposition.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Benjamin L Smith