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Atieva, Inc.

Eugene Joseph Lee

Derek N Jenkins

Mark Bachman

Michelle Khine

Nicholas James Hope

Joshua Keelyn Kim

Sun-Jun Park

Akshay Rajkumar Hasija

Yunwei Yang

Jonathan Pegan

Hwan Chul Kang

Saurabh Rathi

Gina Park

James Lee

Soumya Thandra

Paul Hsu

Karina Nicole Cosgro

Raymond Leonard Bessemer

Kenneth J Michlitsch

Francis G Duhay

Yaakov Shmuel Weinstein

Michael P Chu

Daniel J Keating

Gareth Forde

Steven D Eppinger

Sean Padgett

Darren Soetantyo

Michael D Rees

Dorsey Ligon

Shaun Meredith

Saurabh Vinodkumar Rathi

Presenting first drawer area on a first display device in an instrument panel of a vehicle, the first drawer area presented in an extended state; presenting second drawer area on a second display device in the instrument panel of the vehicle, the second drawer area presented in a retracted state; receiving first transition command regarding the first and second drawer areas; and in response to receiving the first transition command: presenting the first drawer area in the retracted state on the first display device, wherein the first content is not visible in the first drawer area in the retracted state; and presenting the second drawer area in the extended state on the second display device, wherein the first content of the first application is visible in the second drawer area.

Presenting content on separate display devices in vehicle instrument panel

A mobile medical device for monitoring a respiratory condition in a subject, the medical device including: a sensor configured to be adhered to the skin of a patient, the sensor configured to yield a resistance signal that is modulated by movements of a chest of a patient during respiration; a sensor attachment module configured to receive the signal from the sensor and to output data to a mobile electronic device an indication of an adverse respiratory event. Also disclosed is a server for integrating data collected from a plurality of the mobile medical devices and a crowd-sourced respiration advisory system including a plurality of the mobile medical devices and a server for integrating data collected by the mobile medical devices.

Predictive respiratory monitor and system

A wearable sensor apparatus is disclosed that includes a flexible substrate adapted to be coupled with a skin surface of an expectant mother. A conductor is disposed on the flexible substrate. The conductor can include micron-scale invaginations. The conductor can be capable of repeatable variation in resistance when subject to a strain. Also disclosed is a system for monitoring the health of a fetus in utero that includes a wearable sensor apparatus. The wearable sensor apparatus is configured to output a signal responsive to an electrical input. The system includes a computing system with one or more hardware processors. The computing system is programmed to implement a signal processing module configured to access the output signal from the wearable strain gauge and generate an output indicative of health of the baby in utero. The output can be based in part on the received output signal and previously stored correlations between signal data from the wearable strain gauge and observations of the system or of the mother. A user interface module can be provided and can be configured to display an output indicative of health of the baby in utero.

Fetal health monitor

Methods and apparatus are provided for serving ice cream with a chemically-heated ice cream scoop. The scoop comprises a bowl and a handle with an interior cavity filled with a nontoxic, supercoolable salt solution. The salt solution may be selectively crystallized by triggering an activator in fluid communication with the solution. Crystallization evolves a significant amount of heat that is used to elevate the temperature of the scoop bowl, thereby decreasing the cutting force required to separate a serving of ice cream from a storage container and reducing adherence of the ice cream within the scoop bowl. After use, the scoop may be recharged by elevating the temperature of the crystallized solution above its crystallization temperature. The process of crystallization, melting, and supercooling may be repeated indefinitely.

Apparatus for a reusable, heated ice cream scoop containing supercoolable salt solution

A spring connected, two-part eyeglass temple shaft together with an operating sleeve which reciprocates longitudinally with respect to the temple shaft for flexing the spring and forcing the rear temple part against the wearer's head and for releasing the spring which then restores the original alignment of the temple parts. The sleeve also provides a rigid structural bridge between the temple parts.

Temple biasing means

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Oakland, CA, United States of America

Eugene Joseph Lee