Deka Products Limited Partnership

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David D B Cannan

Dean Kamen

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

Richard J Lanigan

Brian Daniel Tracey

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

Jason A Demers

Gregory R Lanier

Keith David Violette

Kevin L Grant

David Blumberg, Jr

Stephen Lewis Fichera

Bright C K Foo

Michael C Tilley

Thomas F Soldau

Lisa A Panneton

Frederick Marshall Morgan

Derek Geoffrey Kane

Michael J Slate

Prashant Bhat

Timothy D Moreau

Michael A Baker

Stuart A Jacobson

Dane Fawkes

John F Mannisto

Matthew Ware

Thomas J Bollenbach

Richard E Gautney

Larry B Gray

John Matthew Kerwin

N Christopher Perry

Thomas A Doyon

Grant A Peret

Margaret B Bradley

Jacob P Laplante

Colleen N Fulton

Gregory R Lanier, Jr

Jonathan A Parker

Richard E Andrews

John C Anastasiou

Cornelis Plomp

Bright Ck Foo

Michael Andrew Baker

Jr Gregory R Lanier

A system and method for growing and maintaining biological material including producing a protein associated with the tissue, selecting cells associated with the tissue, expanding the cells, creating at least one tissue bio-ink including the expanded cells, printing the at least one tissue bio-ink in at least one tissue growth medium mixture, growing the tissue from the printed at least one tissue bio-ink, and maintaining viability of the tissue.

System and method for creating tissue

A force transmission system as part of a surgical system which may be configured to be a minimally invasive and/or computer assisted surgical system. Operation of the system may be controlled by transmission of a force from a first section to a second section of the system. The first section and the second section may be separated by a partition or a barrier. The first section may be a non-sterile section and the second section may be a sterile section of the surgical system.

Robotic surgery system, method, and apparatus

A fluid connector assembly. The fluid connector assembly includes a tab portion including a slot; a plug portion slidably connected to the tab portion the plug portion comprising a fluid path and a disc, the disc configured to seat within the slot; a catch feature located on a first end of the tab portion and configured to interact with a reservoir; and a latching feature located on a second end of the tab portion, the latching feature configured to interact and lock onto the reservoir, wherein force applied to the plug portion may overcome a threshold force and unseat the disc from the slot wherein the plug portion moves with respect to the tab portion.

Infusion pump assembly

Patient care assembly component

Fluid transfer connector

A prosthetic device. The prosthetic device may include a flexure cut and/or a sensor to detect movement in accordance with a degree of movement. In an embodiment, the sensor may be disposed within the flexure cut. Other embodiments include at least one wire configured to connect a sensor located in a distal portion to a proximal portion, while annularly traversing a joint.

Prosthetic device

A fluid connector assembly is disclosed. The fluid connector assembly includes a body portion, a plug portion located on the body portion, the plug portion comprising a fluid path, a tubing, a first end of the tubing fluidly connected to the plug fluid path, a catch feature located on a first end of the body portion and configured to interact with a reservoir, and a latching feature located on a second end of the body portion, the latching feature configured to interact and lock onto the reservoir.

A system and method for printing cells in a medium. A multi-dimensional printer, stably constructed of low-mass parts, can include a computer numerically controlled system that can enable motors driving delivery systems. The motors can include encoders that can enable achieving arbitrary resolution. The motors can drive ballscrews to enable linear motion of delivery systems, and the delivery systems can enable printing of a biological material in a pre-selected pattern in a petri dish. The petri dish can accommodate a medium such as a gel, and can further accommodate a vision system that can detect actual position and deflection of the delivery system needle. The printer can accommodate multiple delivery systems and therefore multiple needles of various sizes.

System and method for printing tissue

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Manchester, NH, United States of America

David D B Cannan