Psc Scanning, Inc.

Bioject Inc.

Christopher F Sautter

Craig H Bontly

Paul T Skaggs

Sergio Landau

Jorge Louis Acosta

Paul R Huss

David N Ruff

Todd F Gotham

Charles A Orlick

Elmer G Thielman

James J Jensen

A needle-free injection device, including a plunger and a spring operatively coupled with the plunger. The plunger is slidably disposed within a fluid chamber, is retractable to draw injectable fluid into the fluid chamber through an injection orifice, and may be advanced within the fluid chamber to forcibly eject injection fluid out through the injection orifice. The spring is configured to be compressed during arming of the injection device, and decompressed during discharge to forcibly advance the plunger within the fluid chamber. The injection device further includes an actuator operable to cause the spring to be compressed during arming of the injection device, and selectively operable prior to decompression of the spring to cause the plunger to be moved to a desired position within the fluid chamber.

Spring powered needle-free injection system

An integrated optics module for an optical scanning system that includes a scanning mechanism that generates a scan pattern from a laser beam is provided. The module includes an optics block, a laser mounted on the optics block, routing optics mounted on the optics block in the path of the laser beam emitted from the laser, a collection lens disposed on a surface of the optics block, and mounting fixtures configured to mount the optics module to the scanner housing in a fixed position. The routing optics are configured to route the laser beam through the collection lens toward the scanning mechanism when the module is mounted in the scanner system. If the laser beam routed through the collection lens is pre-aligned, no additional scanner system optical alignment is required when the optics module is mounted into the scanner housing.

Optical scanning system and integrated optics module therefor

Head for handheld data reader

Handheld data reader

A scanning system and method of data reading in which the scanning system is provided with a dithering assembly that is compact, easy to assemble, and configured to protect the more delicate scanning components, such as flexures, from damage due to external mechanical shock. In a preferred construction, the dithering assembly includes a dither mount and a mirror mount, each mount having an arm adapted to matingly engage one another. In particular, the dither mount arm may include a socket configured to receive a ball member protruding from the mirror mount arm.

Pinless dithering assembly for data reading

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Eugene, OR, United States of America

Christopher F Sautter