Royal Appliance Mfg., Co.

Abbott Laboratories Corporation

Creative Spark LLC

Trico Products Corporation

J.f. Meskill Enterprises, L.l.c.

Huntingdon Telemed, Llc.

Tectraum, Inc.

Conopco, Inc.

Rich Products Corporation

Nottingham-spirk Design Associates, Inc.

Dual Strategies, LLC

Zippo Manufacturing Company

Innotek, Inc.

Firstenergy Corp.

Xatek, Inc.

David J Boll

Craig Saunders

Craig M Saunders

Jeffrey M Kalman

Lindsey Tufts, Jr

Jeffrey Kalman

Evan Spirk

Anthony S Zuccaro

Gary R Stephan

Robert Soreo

Nicholas E Stanca

John Richard Nottingham

John Spirk

Rimvydas L Cepulis

Sergey V Makarov

Jason Grant Tilk

Jason R Ertel

Dan Ehde

R Kenneth Thorstenson, Iv

Paul Dana Stephens

William Eugene Rabbitt

Robert A Vystrcil

James E Szpak

Jeffery Kalman

Thomas Uttley

Michael F Wright

Mark Edward Cipolla

Robert A Salo

Maynard Payumo

John S Murphy

Alex Lei Velet

Craig J Barbeck

Nicholas Emile Stanca

Gary Robert Stephan

Christopher Vincent Tirone

Nicholas Stanca

Diego Hernan Viana

Michael Schiavoni

Michael Wetzer

David J Shimko

Virginia Stewart

William Sebastian

Sarah Jane Burke

Donald Fuchs

Robert A Matousek

Richard C Farone

Marc Louis Vitantonio

Terry L Zahuranec

Charles Peter Althoff

Michael M O'Toole

John Evan Spirk

Lindsey Tufts

Shawn Dellinger

Ronald J Meister

David DiNunzio

Michael Wayne Johnson

William E Kaufman

John F Zak

James F Meskill

James Croston

Daniel P Harrington

Gregory D Clark

Roy Stevens

Kyle Sams

William Fairweather

John F Iii Zak

Alex Velet

A wet or dry paper towel dispenser may include a housing including a base portion, a paper towel roll holding portion, and a paper towel advancing and wetting portion. The dispenser may also include a paper towel advancing mechanism and a liquid dispensing mechanism at least portion of each disposed in the paper towel advancing and wetting portion. The paper towel advancing mechanism may be configured to receive sheet product of the paper towel roll and advance a portion of the sheet product of the paper towel roll. The liquid dispensing mechanism may be configured to selectively wet the portion of the sheet product of the paper towel roll as the paper towel advancing mechanism advances the portion of the sheet product of the paper roll.

Wet or dry paper towel dispenser

A DS sensing apparatus includes a body and electrodes provided on the body. The body defines a test volume between a first surface and an opposing second surface spaced from the first surface a distance that allows a fluid to enter the test volume from a fluid inlet, which is communicatively coupled to the test volume, via capillary action. The electrodes include a first sensing electrode on the first surface and configured to receive an input RF signal, a second sensing electrode on the first surface spaced from the first sensing electrode and configured to deliver an output RF signal and a floating electrode on the second surface.

Dielectric spectroscopy sensing apparatus and method of use

A system for cooling or heating a body part includes at least one bladder, a pump, a heat exchanger, a first fluid line in fluid communication with the heat exchanger and the at least one bladder, a second fluid line in fluid communication with the at least one bladder and the heat exchanger, a main reservoir and a separator. The heat exchanger is in fluid communication with the pump. The first fluid line is located downstream from the heat exchanger and the second fluid line is located downstream from the at least one bladder when the system is operating to cool or heat the body part. The separator is in fluid communication with the main reservoir and the pump and is located below the main reservoir to receive fluid under the influence of gravity from the main reservoir and to deliver fluid to the pump via gravity.

System and method for cooling or heating a human body part

An adapter that connects with a coupler for a wiper element is configured to connect with a plurality of different wiper arms each having a different wiper arm style. The adapter can be a one-piece body or a multi-piece body having a cavity and openings for receiving distal ends or distal end features of each of the plurality of different wiper arms. The adapter can also include different tabs for engaging with openings, notches or other components on distal ends of each of the plurality of different wiper arms.

Windshield wiper arm adapter, coupler and assembly

The system includes a pump, a heat exchanger, a bladder, a thermometer, and a controller. The heat exchanger is in fluid communication with the pump. The bladder is configured to be placed over a carotid artery, and is in fluid communication with the heat exchanger. The thermometer is located with respect to the heat exchanger and configured to measure a temperature of fluid downstream from the heat exchanger. The controller is in electrical communication 28 with the thermometer and the heat exchanger. The controller is configured to 20 control power delivered to or flow through the heat exchanger such that the temperature of the fluid downstream from the heat exchanger measured by the thermometer is between 2 degrees C. and 10 degrees C. for between 10 minutes and 50 minutes.

System and method for treating brain injury

One or more techniques and/or systems are disclosed for alerting workers in a work zone of a potential intrusion by a vehicle. The example system can comprise a detection unit operable to mount to a work zone boundary marker. The detection unit monitors the work zone for intrusion by moving objects using the Doppler Effect. The detection unit can transmit an alarm signal to one or more personnel alerters, such as worn by workers. The personnel alerters can receive the alarm signal and activate an alert, such as an audible, visual, or other sensory alert. In this way, an alert is provided to personnel working in an established work zone that a moving object, such as a vehicle, has penetrated the work zone perimeter. This type of alert may provide the personnel the vital seconds needed to move to safety.

Work zone intrusion alert system

Adapter for windshield wiper arm

Coupler for windshield wiper

A movable table assembly includes a base, a vertical support, and a table. The base includes a longitudinal frame member and at least one wheel. The vertical support connects with the base at either a first mounting location adjacent a first end of the longitudinal frame member or a second mounting location adjacent a second, opposite, end of the longitudinal frame member. The table connects with the vertical support and is vertically offset from the base. The table extends away from the vertical support toward the second end of the longitudinal frame member when the vertical support is connected with the base at the first mounting location. The table extends away from the vertical support toward the first end of the longitudinal frame member when the vertical support is connected with the base at the second mounting location.

Movable table

A portable cart is convertible between a collapsed state for improving storage and transportation, and an expanded state for deploying a modular workstation that may be used for remote medical care. The cart includes a collapsible frame having support members that are pivotable between an open and closed position, and a central upright frame that guides a strut member from a retracted position to an upright extended position. The strut member is lockable in the upright position, and the workstation module is configured to mount to and dismount from the extended strut member. The workstation module may include an interface assembly that enables a patient to communicate with a doctor that is remotely located from the cart. A power module may also be mounted to the cart for powering the workstation module. The cart may easily be transported or stored by dismounting the workstation module and collapsing the frame.

Portable medical cart system

A medical cart includes an interface assembly including a display, a speaker, a camera and a microphone. The interface assembly is operatively connected to an enclosure at a connecting portion that is operable to reposition the interface assembly from a transporting configuration in which the interface assembly is disposed inside the enclosure to a deployed configuration in which the interface assembly is disposed outside of the enclosure. The medical cart also includes a set of wheels operably connected to at least one of the enclosure or a pivoting assembly operable to pivot from the transporting configuration in which only the set of wheels makes contact with a transporting surface to the deployed configuration in which a portion of the cart in addition to the set of wheels makes contact with the transporting surface for stabilizing the cart in the deployed configuration.

Medical cart system

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Avon, OH, United States of America

David J Boll