Lifecell Corporation

Segway, Inc.

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Smith + Nephew

Thynk, Inc.

Atentiv LLC

Brendan Patrick Collins

Aaron M Barere

Christopher Labak

Evan J Friedman

Derek Hugger

Scott Woodruff

Israel James Jessop

Kai-Roy Wang

Jon B Taylor

Joseph A Hoell, Jr

Robert M Bowman

Michael J Casey

Robert A Charles

Tye Michael Brady

James M Sellers

James J Kennedy, Iii

Adam Jacobs

Daniel Patrick O'Sullivan, Jr

Joseph St Onge

Matthew J Harding

Gregory Longtine

William J Twomey

Robert John McCaffrey

Robert Andrew Charles

Robert J McCaffrey

Drew Sunstein

Anthony Catacchio

Daniel Patrick O′Sullivan

Taylor Tobin

John Richard Shambroom

Wayne R Boucher

Daniel Goodwin

Michael Thomas Herda

Christopher James Aiston

Kee Sook Jeon

James J Iii Kennedy

The invention features a headset, and systems including the headset, equipped with electrical sensors. The headset is suitable for use by a child and suitable for use in a gaming system, e.g., to train attention.

Functional EEG montage for cognitive skill development

Systems, devices, and methods of the present disclosure assist with management of tubes and hoses during surgical procedures. The systems, devices, and methods provide for the proper opening and closing of tubes to facilitate performance of steps in a surgical procedure. Systems, devices, and methods of the present disclosure control fluid delivery to and from a medical device, including devices for tissue processing and cleaning.

Systems and methods for medical device control

Features are disclosed for an end effector for automated identification and handling of an object. The end effector includes an entangling structure that can be positioned over an entanglement point of an overpackage in which a desired object is location using sensors. Using the location information, the end effector can identify a path to the entanglement location and detect whether the overpackage is engaged by detecting environmental changes at the end effector.

Entanglement end effector for autonomous object retrieval

Canister-type device for tissue processing

Featured is an inventive anchor/implant deployment device for use in repairing damage to tissue (e.g., meniscus) as well as tissue repair methods related thereto. Such an anchor/implant deployment device is advantageously configured and arranged so the deployment device is capable of making at least an in situ adjustment to the path of a needle portion having the anchor(s)/implant(s); is capable of rotating such a needle portion or the portion extending into the tissue/meniscus so that the distal end entering into the tissue/meniscus is desirably oriented such as to, for example, minimize damage to tissue; and making the needle portion of the deployment device replaceable so as to allow the deployment device to be reloaded thereby making other portions of the deployment device reusable during a given, procedure.

Anchor/implant deployment device and tissue repair methods related thereto

Three-wheeled vehicle

Human transporter

Growing community of inventors

Manchester, NH, United States of America

Brendan Patrick Collins