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Novanta Corporation

Redshift Systems Corporation

Microe Systems Corporation

Hoverhandle, LLC

Bruce A Horwitz

Shantanu K Gaur

Jonathan Wecker

Samuel Gideon Levy

Jinyoung Daniel Gwak

Samuel Moss

David W Nelson

Matthew J Lapinski

Samuel Chadwick

Matthew Scott Lake

Catherine E DeVoe

Matthias Wagner

Bruce Radl

William G Thorburn

Steven J Wein

Donald K Mitchell

Paul A Remillard

Edward George Acciardi

Alan J MacGovern

David Peter Cordella

John T Watson

Andy Elder

Fanzhen Ding

Andrew Michael Agbay

William Pfaff

Samuel G Levy

Albert J Agbay

Matthew S Lake

Methods, devices and systems for delivering a device assembly into a gastric or other space within the body, allowing the device to expand to occupy volume within the gastric space and, after an effective period of time, delivering a substance or stimulus to begin breakdown of the expanded device so that it may release from the body.

Methods and devices for deploying and releasing a temporary implant within the body

The present invention relates to an implantable medical device comprising a device body having an internal reservoir configured to expand in size. The device can comprise an anchor structure affixed to a wall of the device body and having an interior passage, a conduit having a fill end and a device end with a conduit lumen extending therethrough, and a plug-port member comprising a shaft section opposite to a plug section, with a port section located therebetween. The device end of the conduit can be coupled to the shaft section and the plug-port member can be located within the interior passage such that in a fill configuration, the port section and the plug section are located within the internal reservoir allowing the fluid to pass from the conduit lumen into a shaft lumen, through one or more port openings in the port section and into the internal reservoir.

Automatic-sealing balloon-filling catheter system

Balloon sealing and fill valve

Valve assemblies for use with expandable devices that are positioned within remote cavities and more particularly relates to the catheters/conduits used to inflate these devices with fluid.

Methods and devices related to fluid delivery catheters and more particularly relates to catheters used to deliver fluid to medical devices and/or position medical devices.

Enhanced fluid delivery system

A differential control apparatus for a self-balancing scooter includes platform interfaces, such as clamping mechanisms, configured to be rigidly connected to respective foot platforms of the self-balancing scooter, and a differential drive coupler mechanically joined to the platform interfaces to impart differential rotational motion thereto in response to a mechanical control input. A rider interface control mechanism is connected to the differential drive coupler to supply the mechanical control input in response to user control actions to control movement of the self-balancing scooter in operation.

Self-balancing scooter differential control apparatus

Methods, devices and systems for delivering a device assembly using a shaped body allowing for ease of ingestion of a gastric device into a gastric space, allowing the gastric device to expand to occupy volume within the gastric space and, after an effective period of time release from the body.

Ingestible delivery systems and methods

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Newton, MA, United States of America

Bruce A Horwitz