3m Innovative Properties Company

One Drop Biosensor Technologies, LLC

Sano Intelligence, Inc.

Apple Inc.

Dominic M Pitera

Stephen C P Joseph

Anna M Hegdahl

Scott D Gullicks

Alexander T Ebertowski

Ashwin Pushpala

Matthew Chapman

Michael Gifford

Eric O Nyaribo

Nathan J Bohney

Brian S Boothman

Neil Delbridge

Andrew S Meyers

Karim Rashid

Gerald E Mueller

Shaelyn D Crutchley

Patrick J Hager

John I Escoto, Jr

Kevin M Eliason

Steven R Raphaelson

Kayla A Hagens

Jeffrey J Schwab

Andrew R Henry

Larry Allan Schleif

Stephan C P Joseph

Stephen CP Joseph

John I Escoto

Battery systems according to embodiments of the present technology may include a battery including a lid that defines lateral dimensions of the battery and a base. The base may define an internal volume of the battery between an interior surface of the lid and an interior surface of the base. The base may be coupled with the lid to define a flange extending about lateral edges of the battery. The base may define a tiered profile along an exterior surface of the battery towards a first lateral edge of the battery. The tiered profile may include a first tier defining a depth of the battery, a second tier defining a first terrace proximate the flange along an intersection of the first lateral edge of the battery and a second lateral edge of the battery, and a third tier extending inward from the first lateral edge of the battery and extending between the first terrace and the second terrace. A battery may also include a module seated on the exterior surface of the base of the battery along the third tier, and between the first terrace and the second terrace.

Thin battery pack architecture

A spray gun cup lid is disclosed comprising a modular lid base and a modular liquid outlet that is formed independently of the modular lid base and is connected at an interface to the modular lid base. The modular liquid outlet comprises an outlet connection member to allow connection to a compatible spray gun.

Modular spray gun lid assemblies and methods of design and use

Battery systems according to embodiments of the present technology may include a battery characterized by a first surface, a second surface, and a third surface. A recessed ledge may be defined by the third surface about a midpoint of the battery. The first surface and the third surface may define a first terrace formed proximate a first lateral edge of the first surface of the battery adjacent the third surface of the battery, and a second terrace formed proximate a second lateral edge of the first surface of the battery adjacent the third surface of the battery and opposite the first lateral edge. The recessed ledge may extend along the first surface of the battery between the first terrace and the second terrace. The battery systems may also include a module seated on the first surface of the battery between the first terrace and the second terrace.

A system and method for monitoring body chemistry of a user, the system comprising: a housing supporting: a microsensor comprising a first and second working electrode, a reference electrode, and a counter electrode, and configured to access interstitial fluid of the user, and an electronics subsystem comprising a signal conditioning module that receives a signal stream, from the microsensor, wherein the electronics subsystem is configured to detect an impedance signal derived from two of the first working electrode, the second working electrode, the reference electrode, and the counter electrode; and a processing subsystem comprising: a first module configured to generate an analysis indicative of an analyte parameter of the user and derived from the signal stream and the impedance signal, and a second module configured to transmit information derived from the analysis to the user, thereby facilitating monitoring of body chemistry of the user.

Biomonitoring systems and methods of loading and releasing the same

Biomonitoring systems and methods of loading and releasing the same are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a biomonitoring system includes a wearable sensor patch and an applicator. The sensor patch has a filament and an electronics subsystem. The sensor patch is configured to detect a parameter of an analyte in fluid of a user when it is adhered to the user's skin and the filament extends into the user's tissue. The applicator includes first and second applicator portions and a spring positioned within an interior of the second application portion between the first and second applicator portions. When the applicator transitions from a loaded mode to a released mode, the spring transitions from a first state of compression to a second, lower state of compression and accelerates the first applicator portion and the wearable sensor patch toward the user's skin such that the filament extends into the user's tissue.

Provided are devices for coating a contoured surface or a three-dimensional structure, and methods of making and using the same. The devices have geometries that are in point contact with the contoured surface. The geometries are substantially rigid and are provided by a flexible applicator. In this way, the flexible applicator permits conformance to the surface contours, along with rigid point contact that provides uniform and consistent coverage of liquid material. Specifically, the devices comprise a handle and an applicator pliantly affixed to the handle, the applicator comprising a plurality of spaced geometries. The devices meter film-forming coating liquids onto contoured surfaces or three-dimensional structures to form uniform coatings and resulting uniform films.

Devices for coating contoured surfaces

System for monitoring body chemistry

A spray gun cup receptacle is disclosed comprising an open end for receiving a liner within a cavity and a base end opposite the open end. The sidewall comprises at least one aperture through which the cavity is visible from outside the spray gun cup receptacle. The apertures are divided one above the other by a brace member, at least a portion of which is disposed at a brace member angle &#x3b1; relative to the base plane. Also disclosed are receptacles comprising one or more tactile feedback members positioned adjacent an aperture.

Spray gun cups, receptacles, and methods of use

A spray gun cup receptacle is disclosed comprising an open end for receiving a liner within a cavity and a base end opposite the open end. The base end is positionable with respect to a work surface with the open end facing upwards such that a base plane passing through the base end is parallel to the work surface. A sidewall surrounds the cavity and connects the open end to the base end. The sidewall comprises two apertures through which the cavity is visible from outside the spray gun cup receptacle. The two apertures are divided one above the other by a brace member, at least a portion of which is disposed at a brace member angle &#x3b1; relative to the base plane.

Spray gun

Biomonitoring interface device

Biomonitoring sensor system for monitoring body chemistry

Spray gun liquid containment device

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Dominic M Pitera