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Daniel Patrick Smith

Michael C Pereira

Mark Joseph Guarraia

Aidan Petrie

Justin Fisk

Jeffrey M Wallace

Adam Muratori

Thomas Andrew Lutzow

Peter John Kenneth Cameron

Daniel J Nelsen

David John Copeland

Thad M Ide

David C Campbell

Joseph M Gordon

Jason Robinson

Nelson Kraemer

Ralph J Infusino

David M Chastain

Aidan J Petrie

Scott C Kellogg

Jason Robert Boon

Ryan C Moore

Kevin Christopher Possell

Maggie VanderHeiden Berger

Kenneth Zins

Justin W Sirotin

Michael L Agronin

Marco Alessandro Mattucci

Daniel DeRuntz

Matthew Chace Carpenter

Benoit Devinat

Nathan Rollins

David Logan Baker

Jeffrey C Morang

Troy Schubert

Alex Staudt

Greg Wolos

Justin David Morse

Anthony Dibella

David C Tharp

Robert F Rosnak

William J Mussig

Joseph Gordon

Son Minh Luong

Breck Andrew Petrillo

Paul Fearis

Richard W Sabourin

Scott Pollard

Anthony Vincent Dibella

David P Chastain

Daniel Deruntz

Peter John Cameron

A hand grip apparatus for receiving operator input includes a body having a proximal end and a distal interface end for coupling to an input apparatus. A first control lever is attached to the body and extends away from the proximal end and terminates in a finger grip for receiving one of the operator's fingers. A second control lever is attached to the body and extends away from the proximal end terminating in a thumb grip for receiving the operator's thumb. Movement of at least one of the control levers is operable to produce a first control signal representing the movement. An input control is included on the body between the grip ends and has an actuator surface angled towards the finger grip end and configured to produce a second control signal in response to actuation by one of the operator's fingers.

Hand grip apparatus for receiving operator input in a robotic surgery system

A system for providing non-invasive neuromodulation to a patient includes a mouthpiece and a controller. The mouthpiece includes an elongated housing, a printed circuit board, and control circuitry mounted within the elongated housing. The controller includes an elongated u-shaped element, an electronic receptacle, and a microcontroller. A method for providing non-invasive neurorehabilitation of a patient including connecting a mouthpiece to a controller, transmitting a numeric sequence to the mouthpiece, generating a first hash code, transmitting the first hash code to the controller, generating a second hash code, comparing the second hash code with the first hash code, enabling electrical communication between the mouthpiece and the controller only if the first hash code matches the second hash code, contacting the mouthpiece with the patient's intraoral cavity, and delivering neurostimulation to the patient's intraoral cavity.

Systems for providing non-invasive neurorehabilitation of a patient

A needling device may be used for needling of a subject's skin, and a drug applicator device may be used for applying a drug to a subject's skin. For example, a needling device may be applied to a subject's skin for hair growth applications, or may be used for wrinkle, scar, or tattoo removal. A drug applicator device may be used for multiple drug application purposes such as applying a hair growth compound to the skin of a subject.

Needling device and drug applicator

A system for providing non-invasive neuromodulation to a patient includes a mouthpiece and a controller. The mouthpiece includes an elongated housing, a printed circuit board, control circuitry mounted within the elongated housing, and a cable for connecting to a controller. The controller includes an elongated u-shaped element, an electronic receptacle, and a microcontroller. A method for providing non-invasive neurorehabilitation of a patient including connecting a mouthpiece to a controller, transmitting a numeric sequence to the mouthpiece, generating a first hash code, transmitting the first hash code to the controller, generating a second hash code, comparing the second hash code with the first hash code, enabling electrical communication between the mouthpiece and the controller only if the first hash code matches the second hash code, contacting the mouthpiece with the patient's intraoral cavity, and delivering neurostimulation to the patient's intraoral cavity.

Containers and dispensers for wiping substrates, and wet wiping substrates in particular, have been provided with lids, the containers have been susceptible to leakage, or difficulties in dispensing the contents. Provided is a refillable container for storing and dispensing wiping substrates. A refill cartridge containing wiping substrates having a peelable seal disposed on a first surface and a second surface for forming a seal with the container lid is provided.

Resealable and refillable wipes dispenser

An emergency eyewash station is disclosed. The emergency eyewash station includes a reservoir containing an eyewash fluid and a mechanism for dispensing the eyewash fluid from the reservoir to wash an injured person's eyes. An expandable container is configured and arranged to collect used eyewash fluid after the eyewash fluid has been dispensed to wash the injured person's eyes. The station can be further enhanced by equipping the expandable container with a pair of straps configured to compress the reservoir thereby providing a gravity assist to dispensing eyewash fluid.

Emergency eyewash station having an expandable bellows waste collection system

A cartridge for an emergency eyewash stations is disclosed. The cartridge assembly includes a housing having a front section and a back section that couple together. The front section has a surface defining an opening into the housing. A sealed, fluid-containing bladder having a dispensing port is contained within the housing. A bracket is configured and arranged to couple to the opening on the front section of the housing such that the dispensing port is captured in a fixed position between the bracket and the surface on the front section defining the opening.

Cartridge assembly for a self-contained emergency eyewash station

A vented closure is provided for use on a liquid container. The body of the closure () includes a dispensing port and a vent () extending therethrough with the vent adjacent the dispensing port (). The tube () extends through the dispensing port () and has a flange () extending laterally therefrom, engaging the outer surface () of the closure body. A flexible seal () member is positioned on the tube (), spaced from the inner surface () and having a frusto-conical shape where the inner end () of the member is formed at the tube (). The outer end () is spaced away from the tube () and engages the inner surface () of the closure body (), forming a hollow area () between the member () and the tube (). The flexible seal member () is movable radially away from the tube () and away from the inner surface () to the inflow of air through the vent and over the flexible seal member ().

Vented closure for container

An automatic switch control includes a wheel member having a cam member with a ramp surface. A first plunger mechanism has a first spring member that is operable to urge a first cam follower into sliding engagement with the ramp surface. A second plunger mechanism has a second spring member that is operable to urge a second cam follower into sliding engagement with the ramp surface. The second plunger mechanism is disposed on an opposite side of the toggle from the first plunger mechanism when the automatic switch control is installed over the switch. An electric motor is operable to rotate the cam member to position the first plunger mechanism in a retracted condition and to position the second plunger mechanism in an extended condition that is operable to move the toggle to the on position.

Automatic light switch with manual override

A binder mechanism includes a rotatable support having ring segments that can be locked in a closed configuration. The binder mechanism includes a horizontal and/or a flush mounted push button that opens and/or unlocks the rotatable support. The push button acts on a ramped slider that causes the rotatable support to rotate open. An over-center arrangement aids in maintaining the binder mechanism closed or opened.

Ring binder mechanism

Foot scanner

Body for a hand-held fluid dispenser

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Portsmouth, RI, United States of America

Daniel Patrick Smith