Deka Products Limited Partnership

Deka Products Limited Parternship

Deka Research Products Limited Partnership

Erik N Sabin

Larry B Gray

Dean Kamen

Thomas A Friedrich

Richard J Lanigan

Stephen Lewis Fichera

Matthew R Gill

David E Collins

Constance D Pitenis

John Matthew Kerwin

Jeffrey M Janway

Jared N Farlow

Gregg W Rivinius

Alexander R Therrien

James G Turner

Allison E Lepine

Jesse Tetherly Bodwell

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

Alexander D Streeter

Daniel F Pawlowski

Matthew A Norris

Michael G Norris

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

Derek Geoffrey Kane

David Blumberg, Jr

Jonathan Zobro

Benjamin Zaslow

James L Sloss

Susan D Dastous

David J Meehan

Tania M F Zirn

Michael J Baier

David B Doherty

Colin Holmes Murphy

Michael J Slate

Richard Kurt Heinzmann

Prashant Bhat

Bob D Peret

James Jason Dattolo

Stewart M Coulter

Michael S Place

Thomas A Doyon

John J Biasi

Zachary E Cranfield

Katie A DeLaurentis

Catharine N Flynn

Trevor A Conway

Martin D Desch

Brian G Gray

Jonathan R Thurber

George W Marchant, Jr

Paul R Curtin

Elizabeth Rousseau

Dale B McGrath

Matthew B Kinberger

Ryan J Adams

David J Couture

Atlant G Schmidt, Iii

Steven B Meuse

Jeffrey C Marrion

Jonathan Parker

Matthew J Myers

Dave Doherty

Matthew Richard Gill

Allison E Key-Wallace

Ryan Adams

Katie A Delaurentis

Jr David Blumberg

Simon W Lim

Stephan L Fichera

Dale B Mcgarth

David Evan Collins

Matthew J Meyers

Disclosed is a system for controlling a mobility device including a processor configured for a workflow process configured for filtering user commands based on a status of the mobility device and defining filtered commands. A mobility device command process is configured for issuing commands based on the filtered commands. The mobility device responds to the commands that are configured for controlling moving the mobility device.

Mobility device

A protective mechanism for use when gripping a medical device to a rack is provided. A related system and method are also provided. The protective mechanism includes a connector, an actuation member configured to have a first end portion and a second end portion. The cover member is configured to interact with the actuation member so as to pivot to uncover the connector when the actuation member pivots in a first direction and to pivot to cover the connector when the actuation member pivots in a second direction.

System, method, and apparatus for clamping

A pill dispenser is disclosed that includes a pill-dispensing mechanism, a receptacle, an identifying camera positioned to capture an image of an area adjacent to the pill dispenser, and a processor in operative communication with the pill-dispensing mechanism and the identifying camera.

Pill dispenser

A clamp apparatus is disclosed that includes a body, first and second actuators, first, second, third and fourth gear sets, first and second movable grippers, and at least one leaf spring. The first gear set is coupled to the first actuator and the second gear set is coupled to the second actuator. The first gear set engages the second gear set. The first and second movable grippers are each operatively coupled to the body. The third gear set is coupled to the first movable gripper and the fourth gear set is coupled to the second movable gripper. The third gear set operatively engages the fourth gear set. The leaf spring engages with the third gear set and the fourth gear set to urge the first movable gripper and the second movable gripper toward a clamped position.

A protective mechanism for use when gripping a medical device to a rack is provided. A related system and method are also provided. The protective mechanism includes a guide member, a connector, an actuation member configured to have a first end portion and a second end portion. The first end portion of the actuation member is pivotally coupled to the guide member. The cover member is pivotally coupled to the guide member and is configured to interact with the actuation member so as to pivot to uncover the connector when the actuation member pivots in a first direction and to pivot to cover the connector when the actuation member pivots in a second direction.

A powered balancing mobility device that can provide the user the ability to safely navigate expected environments of daily living including the ability to maneuver in confined spaces and to climb curbs, stairs, and other obstacles, and to travel safely and comfortably in vehicles. The mobility device can provide elevated, balanced travel.

Computer display screen with mode selection screen interface

A clamp includes a fixed gripper, a moveable gripper, a driven member, an actuator, and first and second tracks. The driven member is configured to slide within the first and second tracks. The moveable gripper is operatively coupled to the driven member. The actuator is configured to move the driven member towards a first position to thereby move the moveable gripper towards the fixed gripper. The actuator is further configured to move the driven member towards a second position to thereby move the moveable gripper away from the fixed gripper.

A support system is disclosed that includes a holding structure, a clamp assembly, and a device coupled to the frame of the clamp assembly. The holding structure includes a top portion, a base portion and an intermediate rod portion. The clamp assembly clamps to the intermediate rod portion of the holding structure. The clamp assembly includes a frame, a latch, one or more gear plates, one or more handles, and one or more bias members.

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Manchester, NH, United States of America

Erik N Sabin