Deka Products Limited Partnership

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Daniel F Pawlowski

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

Susan D Dastous

Dean Kamen

Larry B Gray

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

Alexander D Streeter

Michael J Slate

Stewart M Coulter

John Matthew Kerwin

Michael S Place

Brian G Gray

David J Meehan

Elizabeth Rousseau

Colin Holmes Murphy

Matthew A Norris

David B Doherty

David E Collins

Russell Herbert Beavis

Derek Geoffrey Kane

David Blumberg, Jr

Jonathan A Parker

Prashant Bhat

Erik N Sabin

Michael G Norris

Thomas A Doyon

John J Biasi

Constance D Pitenis

Catharine N Flynn

Alexander R Therrien

Michael J Baier

Bob D Peret

Richard Kurt Heinzmann

Jesse Tetherly Bodwell

James Jason Dattolo

Jared N Farlow

Thomas A Friedrich

Zachary E Cranfield

Katie A DeLaurentis

Trevor A Conway

Allison E Lepine

Martin D Desch

Jeffrey M Janway

Jonathan R Thurber

James L Sloss

Jonathan Zobro

Tania M F Zirn

Matthew B Kinberger

Gregory J Buitkus

Emily A Carrigg

David J Couture

Ryan J Adams

David Blumberg

Benjamin V Hersh

Kartik Khanna

Jonathan Parker

Fnu G Siva Perumal

Yashovardhan Chaturvedi

Arunabh Mishra

Patrick Steele

David Carrigg

Paul R Curtin

George W Marchant, Jr

Raajitha Gummadi

Dale B McGrath

Christopher Joseph Principe

Justin M Whitney

Steven B Meuse

Atlant G Schmidt, Iii

Jeffrey C Marrion

Dave Doherty

Raphael I Zack

Allison E Key-Wallace

Matthew J Myers

Ryan Adams

Katie A Delaurentis

Jr David Blumberg

Simon W Lim

Stephan L Fichera

Dale B Mcgarth

David Evan Collins

Matthew J Meyers

Aidi Xu

Firk A Van Der Merwe

Derek G Kane

Erik Sabin

A peristaltic pump disclosed herein includes a raceway, a plunger, a motor, and a heater. The raceway is configured to retain a tube (e.g., an IV tube). The plunger acts on the tube disposed within the raceway. The motor engages the plunger to actuate the plunger. The heater is disposed in thermal-conductive contact with the tube. That is, the heater, either through direct or indirect application, heats the tube.

Apparatus and method for infusing fluid through a tube by appropriately heating the tube

A pump for pumping fluid includes a tube platen, a plunger, a bias member, inlet and outlet valves, an actuator mechanism, a position sensor, and a processor. The plunger is configured for actuation toward and away from the infusion-tube when the tube platen is disposed opposite to the plunger. The tube platen can hold an intravenous infusion tube. The bias member is configured to urge the plunger toward the tube platen.

Apparatus for infusing fluid

Disclosed is a system for controlling a mobility device including a processor configured for a workflow process configured for filtering user commands based on a status of the mobility device and defining filtered commands. A mobility device command process is configured for issuing commands based on the filtered commands. The mobility device responds to the commands that are configured for controlling moving the mobility device.

Mobility device

A powered balancing mobility device that can provide the user the ability to safely navigate expected environments of daily living including the ability to maneuver in confined spaces and to climb curbs, stairs, and other obstacles, and to travel safely and comfortably in vehicles. The mobility device can provide elevated, balanced travel.

A system for monitoring flow conditions of fluid flowing from a product container through a solenoid pump. The system includes at least one solenoid pump comprising a solenoid coil, which, when energized, produces a stroke of the solenoid pump, at least one product container connected to the at least one solenoid pump wherein the at least one solenoid pump pumps fluid from the at least one product container during each stroke, at least one PWM controller configured to energize the at least one solenoid pump, at least one current sensor for sensing the current flow through the solenoid coil and producing an output of the sensed current flow, and a control logic subsystem for controlling the flow of fluids through the solenoid pump by commanding the PWM controller and for monitoring the current through the solenoid pump by receiving the output from the current sensor, wherein the control logic subsystem uses the measured current flow through the solenoid coil to determine whether the stroke of the solenoid pump is functional.

Product dispensing system

Substantially discontinuous surface feature traversal feature of the present teachings can leverage a transport device (TD), for example, but not limited to, an autonomous device or a semi-autonomous device, to navigate in environments that can include features such as substantially discontinuous surface features. The substantially discontinuous surface feature traversal feature can enable the TD to travel on an expanded variety of surfaces. In particular, substantially discontinuous surface features can be accurately identified and labeled so that the TD can automatically maintain the performance of the TD during ingress and egress of the substantially discontinuous surface feature.

System and method for surface feature detection and traversal

An autonomous vehicle having sensors advantageously varied in capabilities, advantageously positioned, and advantageously impervious to environmental conditions. A system executing on the autonomous vehicle that can receive a map including, for example, substantially discontinuous surface features along with data from the sensors, create an occupancy grid based upon the map and the data, and change the configuration of the autonomous vehicle based upon the type of surface on which the autonomous vehicle navigates. The device can safely navigate surfaces and surface features, including traversing discontinuous surfaces and other obstacles.

System and method for real time control of an autonomous device

Utility services related to executing services requiring trips of various lengths, and short-distance assistance to customers. Utility services can be delivered by semi-autonomous and autonomous vehicles on various types of routes, and can be delivered economically. A network of utility vehicles provide the utility services, and can include a commonly-shared dispatch system.

System and method for distributed utility service execution

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Raymond, NH, United States of America

Daniel F Pawlowski