Cisco Technology, Inc.

Motorola Corporation

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Dell Products Inc.

At+t Corp.

At&t Bell Laboratories

Colgate Palmolive Company

Gateway, Inc.

Spectra-physics Scanning Systems, Inc.

Oracle International Corporation

Ccl Label Gmbh

Logitech, Inc.

Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc.

Penumbra, Inc.

Openpath Security Inc.

Daniel K Harden

Christopher L Whittall

Andrew R Church

Kyle A Buzzard

Hirotomi Teranishi

David S Benavidez

Richard Thayer Wales

Christian C Landry

Ashok T Desai

Jaime F Guerrero

Chang Fan Chen

Sandro David Klein

Christopher N Lenart

Hungbing Chen

Barbara H Sauceda

Ariel David Turgel

Cole Derby

Barbara Sauceda

Robert W Strickler

Mark B Friesen

Garry Goh

Matthew Barthelemy

Elliot L Ortiz

Kenneth Clair Musgrave

Michael John Morton

James Henry Hallar

Torence Lu

Brad R Reddersen

Joseph E Jasinski

Juli A Satoh

Harold J Gorenz

Misha Pavel

Rajib Adhikary

David L Chaiken

Stuart H Gannes

Burt R Wolder

Christopher Lenart

Hartmut H Esslinger

Roger William Ady

Cheng Li

William R Groves

Nicholas Philip Sands

Anton R Poole

Paul J Straub

Krista S Jacobsen

Chunxiao Han

Raymond C Combs

Britt Jensen

C Patrick Richardson

Cynthia P Pedrazzi

Paul D Pedrazzi

Justin Andrews

Harold D Bales

Mukund Rajukumar

Branko Lukic

Michael P Zambelli

Leonid Soren

Gary D Schulz

Stephen Joseph Pons

Arthur Gerald Howarth

Steven J Shiozaki

Timothy Earl Gill

Robert Angelo Riccomini

David C Stowers

Michael C Makay

Eric Cushing

Alex Nathan Capecelatro

J Gerson Goldberg

Cole Justin Derby

Akifusa Nakazawa

Chris Whittall

L Sean Le

Anthony J Grewe

Christopher D Weeldreyer

Manuel B Camarena

Yongju Kwak

Jacobus Marcus Berkhout

Charles D Hood, Iii

Sonja Schiefer

Cathleen D Caruso

Eric R Nelson

Jason Hsin

Polly S Jungels-Butler

Robyn Shaffer

Craig Strachman

Edward A Cline

Hitesh Sheth

Kenneth Chen

Hardy S Shen

Kuo-Hung Yu

Tien-Ho Wei

Linda H Pouliot

Kyle Andrew Buzzard

Sudy Shen

Kyle Buzzard

Antony S Cohen

Sam Benavidez

Mickey C Makay

Kenneth N Hawley

An exercise device comprises a rigid rod having a first and second ends, a plurality of light sources arranged in a row along at least a portion of an axis extending between the first and second ends of the rigid rod, at least one load sensor for detecting an applied longitudinal force, and a processor coupled to the at least one load sensor and to the plurality of light sources. The processor is configured to execute machine-executable instructions that cause the processor to obtain a signal indicating a magnitude of the applied longitudinal force, and cause a subset of the plurality of light sources to emit light. A ratio of a number of light sources in the subset to a total number of the plurality of light sources represents the magnitude of the applied longitudinal force relative to a reference longitudinal force.

Data-collecting exercise device

A system for connection to a catheter to aspirate clot from the vasculature of a patient includes a vacuum console and a canister assembly which can be removably mounted in a mounting region of the vacuum console. The canister assembly includes a clear canister with an interior and an open top. A lid is removably attachable over the open top of the clear canister, and the clear canister has a vacuum port and a pressure sensing port each formed in a wall of the canister. The vacuum port aligns with a vacuum connector on the enclosure and the pressure sensing port aligns with a pressure sensing connector on the enclosure when the canister assembly is mounted on the mounting region of the vacuum console. The clear canister has a filter plate configured to be suspended in the interior of the clear canister at a location mid-way between the open top and a bottom to separate clot from blood as they are aspirated from the catheter.

Apparatus and methods for clot aspiration

Access control reader

An exercise device comprising a rigid rod, a base, at least one load sensor inside the base or the rigid rod, the at least one load sensor for detecting a longitudinal force applied to the exercise device, and a processor coupled to the at least one load sensor, the processor for executing one or more machine-executable instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to cause at least one of the plurality of light sources to emit light to instruct a user to apply a target longitudinal force to the exercise device, obtain a signal indicating a magnitude of the applied longitudinal force, and control at least one characteristic of at least a subset of the plurality of light sources to provide an indication of the magnitude of the applied longitudinal force relative to the magnitude of the target longitudinal force.

Security monitoring system

Systems and methods for customizing a removable filter in an air purifier. The removable filter may comprise multiple filter types, and the combination and characteristics of the filter types can be varied based on air-quality requirements. In some instances, the composition of a new filter can be determined based on data obtained from analysis of used filters. Additionally, filters can be personalized based on an individual user's health data, geographic location, and regional and local air-quality characteristics.

Filter customization systems and methods

Systems and Apparatus for a personal ventilation system that provides a personalized column of clean air surrounding a user's space is presented. The personal ventilation system includes an air purifier with a fan and an annular gap downstream of the fan. The annular gap has an inner radius that is within 95% of the outer radius. The annular gap structure allows the air purifier to produce a column of air with an entrainment ratio lower than other commercially available fan. At a distance of 1.5 meters, the air purifier is configured to have an entrainment ratio of lower than 40%. The air purifier also has a removable filter located upstream of the fan. The ventilation system is capable of delivering highly-localized filtered air to a user or location.

Localized ventilation systems and methods

Interactive speaker device

A security monitoring system includes a sensor and a magnetic bracket. The sensor may include a ferromagnetic convex cover. The magnetic bracket may include a concave surface. The sensor is configured to be magnetically releasably mounted onto the magnetic bracket by constructing the convex cover of the sensor to snug with the concave surface of the magnetic bracket.

A binder mechanism is shown and described herein. The binder mechanism may include a base, first and second ring bases pivotally coupled to the base, first and second ring portions fixed with the ring bases, at least one pin attached with the first and second ring bases, a slide operatively engaged with the base and operatively engaged with the at least one pin, the slide selectively and axially positionable relative to the base, and an actuator operatively engaged with the slide, where the actuator is configured to selectively and axially position the slide whereby the slide positions the at least one pin to pivot the first and second ring bases away from one another to disengage the first and second ring portions.

Single booster binder mechanism

Water heater

Information handling system housing

Portable data entry tablet

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Daniel K Harden