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David M Carpenter

Alan Kenneth Stratton

Ruairidh Robertson

George Kingman Bonnoitt

Charles L Cunningham

Waleed H Hassanein

Richard Bringham

Dmitri Menn

Jonathan M Rourke

Stanley Kyi

Robert Fishman

Robert Havner

Larry Goff

Scott W Newell

Kay Herbert

Fatih Guler

Stanley O Thompson

Xiaoxiong Mo

Tamer I Khayal

Ronald J Vish

Ahmed Elbetanony

Giovanni Cecere

Ronald Taylor

Paul Lezberg

George K Bonnoitt, Jr

Samuel L Millen

Dennis Sousa

Burt Ochs

Hossam Algamil

Qiaohong Chen

John Rourke

Xu Wang

Nathan Rollins

Jean Daher

Jeff Krull

Lawrence Goff

Joseph A Hoell, Jr

Steven Vordenberg

Mark Baerenrodt

James M Rudolph

Erin-Anne Lemieux

Don Truex

Robert F Leonard

Anthony Martin Looper

Brian W LaBorde

Brooke Skora

David Booth

Klaus Budig

Marc Anderson

Bob Ketelhohn

Joseph Tommasini

Anton Varshavchik

Melvin R Willis

Hoss Algamil

Don A Truex

Brian W Laborde

David J Booth

James Rudolph

Joseph A Hoell Jr

A shaving device comprising a head assembly including a support member having at least one support member magnet and a blade cartridge having at least one face with at least one razor blade and configured to be rotatably coupled to the support member about a pivot axis. The blade cartridge includes at least one blade cartridge magnet having a pole aligned with a pole of the support member magnet to generate a magnetic force that urges the blade cartridge about the pivot axis towards an initial starting position (ISP), wherein the blade cartridge is further configured to rotate about the pivot axis away from the ISP upon application of an external force sufficient to overcome the magnetic force between the support member magnet and the blade cartridge magnet.

Shaving device

A shaving device comprising a head assembly having a support member and a blade cartridge. The support member is configured to be detachably coupled to a handle. The blade cartridge has a first and a second face wherein at least one of the first or second faces comprises at least one razor blade. The blade cartridge is configured to be rotatably coupled to the support member about a pivot axis such that the blade cartridge is pivotable by a user to select one of the first or second faces.

A shaving device comprising a handle, a support member, a blade cartridge retention frame, and a replaceable blade assembly. The support member is disposed about a first end of the handle and includes at least one arm extending outward from a yoke. The blade cartridge retention frame includes a blade cartridge retention frame magnet and is coupled to the at least one arm and configured to pivot about a pivot axis. The replaceable blade assembly includes a blade assembly magnet and a blade assembly body having a face with a razor blade. The blade assembly magnet and the blade cartridge retention frame magnet are configured to create a repulsive magnetic force therebetween to releasably couple the replaceable blade assembly to the blade cartridge retention frame.

An automatic faucet includes a housing forming partially an internal barrel and a faucet head and being constructed to include at least one water inlet conduit extending into said barrel and a water outlet for delivering water from a spout. The automatic faucet also includes a faucet head having a removable faucet crown and the spout, wherein the faucet crown is removably mounted to the faucet head. The automatic faucet also includes a valve module, a sensor module, a battery module, a turbine module, and a control module. The valve module includes a valve controlled by an electromagnetic actuator for controlling the water flow from the spout. The sensor module is constructed to provide sensor data influenced by a user. The control module is constructed to control opening and closing of the valve by providing signals to the electromagnetic actuator. The control module is also constructed to receive sensor data from the sensor module and execute a sensing algorithm. The control module is also constructed to execute a power management algorithm for managing electrical power generated by the water turbine and provided to and from the battery.

Automatic faucets

A surgical instrument is provided having articulating, distal end rotation and tip rotational functions. The articulating function includes a wheel rotatable relative to a handle of the surgical instrument and operable to move an articulating section of the surgical instrument from a neutral or straight position to an articulated or bent position. The wheel incorporates a groove in the form of an Archimedes spiral to drive the articulating section between the neutral and bent positions.

Articulating surgical instrument

An automatic faucet includes a housing constructed to receive at least one water inlet conduit and having a spout for delivering water. The automatic faucet includes a valve module, a sensor module, a battery module, a turbine module, and a control module. The valve module includes a valve controlled by an electromagnetic actuator for controlling the water flow from the spout. The sensor module is constructed to provide sensor data influenced by a user. The control module is constructed to control opening and closing of the valve by providing signals to the electromagnetic actuator. The control module is also constructed to receive sensor data from the sensor module and execute a sensing algorithm. The control module is also constructed to execute a power management algorithm for managing electrical power generated by the water turbine and provided to and from the battery.

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Brentwood, TN, United States of America

David M Carpenter