Pulse Biosciences, Inc.

Littlebird Connected Care, Inc.

Createme Technologies LLC

Aerin Medical Inc.

Christopher James Foster

David J Danitz

Kevin Lee Moss

Gadi Amit

Darrin R Uecker

Cameron Dale Hinman

Monica Marie Plath

Tim Suleymanov

Stanislav Moiseyenko

Wesley Chung Joe

John Lunsford

Gary L Boseck

Xitlalic Y Soto-Sida

Robert Maston

Kenneth Robert Krieg

Randy Keith Roushall

Matthew Hern

Systems and methods for aiding, supplementing, and/or increasing the monitoring capabilities of responsible persons over a supervised being are disclosed herein. In some implementations, the system includes one or more controlling persons, one or more supervising persons, a supervised being, and a cloud server. Each of the controlling persons and the supervising persons can have a personal electronic device. The supervised being can have an associated electronic device, such as a wearable electronic device. The electronic devices allow the controlling persons and the supervising persons to actively communicate with the cloud server to upload data related to the supervised being that is accessibly stored in the cloud server. In turn, the associated electronic device can include one or more sensors to measure and communicate various information to the cloud server. The system allows the controlling persons to monitor the health of, development of, and/or current control over the supervised being.

Wearable device for monitoring the health and supervision of a supervised being and related systems and methods

Flexible catheters adapted to be inserted into a body to deliver high-voltage, fast (e.g., microsecond, sub-microsecond, nanosecond, picosecond, etc.) electrical energy to target tissue may include a plurality of conductive layers, that may be coaxial. These catheters and method of using them to treat tissue are configured to reduce or avoid arcing.

Methods of using high-voltage catheters for microsecond or sub-microsecond pulsing

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Described herein are methods of treating a tissue using a treatment tip apparatus (e.g., devices, systems, etc.) including one, or more preferably a plurality, of electrodes that are protected by an electrode partition, such as an electrode housing (which may be retractable) until pressed against the tissue for deployment of the electrodes and delivery of a therapeutic treatment. In particular, these methods may include the use of a plurality of treatment electrodes (e.g., needle electrodes) and in some examples may include for the delivery of nanosecond pulsed electric fields.

Methods of treatment using treatment applicator with protected electrodes

Systems and methods for aiding, supplementing, and/or increasing the monitoring capabilities of responsible persons over a supervised person are disclosed herein. In some implementations, the system includes one or more controlling persons, one or more supervising persons, a supervised person, and a cloud server. Each of the controlling persons and the supervising persons can have a personal electronic device. The supervised person can have a wearable electronic device. The electronic devices allow the controlling persons and the supervising persons to actively communicate with the cloud server to upload data related to the supervised person that is accessibly stored in the cloud server. In turn, the wearable device can include one or more sensors to measure and communicate various bioindicators to the cloud server. The system allows the controlling persons to monitor the health of, development of, and/or current control over the supervised person.

Wearable device for monitoring the health and supervision of a supervised person and related systems and methods

Treating tissue pulsed energy using high-voltage catheters

Described herein are methods and systems for using the treatment tip apparatuses and high-voltage connectors with robotic surgical systems. For example, retractable treatment tip apparatuses (e.g., devices, systems, etc.) including one, or more preferably a plurality, of electrodes that are protected by a housing (which may be retractable) until pressed against the tissue for deployment of the electrodes and delivery of a therapeutic treatment, are disclosed. In particular, these apparatuses may include a plurality of treatment needle electrodes and may be configured for the delivery of nanosecond pulsed electric fields. Also described herein are high-voltage connectors configured to provide high-voltage energy, such as nsPEF pulses, from a generator to the retractable treatment tip apparatuses.

Treatment instrument and high-voltage connectors for robotic surgical system

A dryer includes a pressure plate and a plurality of heating bulbs configured to emit short wave infrared radiation. A hood of the dryer is coupled to an exhaust vent and a fan. One or more sensors of the dryer measure a drying parameter corresponding to at least a portion of an article to be dried. One or more sensors in the exhaust vent monitor the air being drawn from under the hood and through the exhaust vent. A controller receives data from at least one of the sensors, and uses the data to regulate operation of each heating bulb independently of other heating bulbs of the dryer.

Drying and curing heating systems

High-voltage catheters for sub-microsecond pulsing

Described herein are treatment tip apparatuses (e.g., devices, systems, etc.) including one, or more preferably a plurality, of electrodes that are protected by an electrode partition, such as an electrode housing (which may be retractable) until pressed against the tissue for deployment of the electrodes and delivery of a therapeutic treatment. In particular, these apparatuses may include a plurality of treatment electrodes (e.g., needle electrodes) and be configured for the delivery of nanosecond pulsed electric fields.

Treatment tip with protected electrodes

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Christopher James Foster