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Specialty Products of Greenwood, Missouri, Inc.

Helen of Troy Limited

Columbia University

Facebook Technologies, LLC

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Marco Perry

Mark Prommel

Stephen Lim

Martin Eduardo Broen

Lisa Yanz

Klaus Rosburg

Kevin Min O'Leary

Marco Carroll Perry

Mark D Prommel

Melodie Lea Wendleton

B Deré Newman

Robert Caleb Sterling Newman

Mackenzie Mor

Melissa Scagnelli

Ning Guo

Jonathan Reid

Ruchama Frisch

Brandon Pool

Mark David Prommel

Vending machine

An adjustable tool holder is configured for interchangeable use with a variety of tools provided with different connection elements. The connection elements include at least a first connection element configured for a first manner of connection with the tool holder and a second connection element configured for a second manner of connection with the tool holder. The tool holder includes a distally extending tool support operable to detachably support each of the tools. The tool support includes a first tool connector configured to releasably connect with the first connection element in the first manner of connection. The tool support includes a second tool connector configured to releasably connect with the second connection element in the second manner of connection.

Angularly adjustable tool connection having threaded connector and clamp-type connector

An insert that has a one-way valve that allows for one-way flow of liquid in response to reduced pressure. The insert is configured to be installed in a baby bottle to form two chambers—a reservoir chamber and a dispensing chamber. The insert also is provided with a valve failure mechanism which allows a user to force the one-way valve open in the absence of reduced pressure, which allows a user to prime the dispensing chamber (the nipple) prior to beginning feeding.

Feeding bottle with one-way liquid flow to prevent contamination

Arrangements for improving neuromuscular recording electrode contact with a body surface are described. According to some aspects, a sensor assembly may include a housing and one or more electrodes that are moveable relative to the housing. The electrodes may rotate and/or translate relative to the housing and/or have at least two degrees of freedom relative to the housing. The sensor may include a spring element that stores potential energy and biases the electrodes toward a starting position in which the electrodes extend at least partially out of the sensor housing. In some embodiments, application of a contact force to one or more of the electrodes of the sensor compresses the spring element, causing the spring element to store potential energy.

Methods and apparatus for improved signal robustness for a wearable neuromuscular recording device

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