Philips Solid-state Lighting Solutions, Inc.

Color Kinetics, Inc.

Deka Products Limited Partnership

Digital Lumens, Inc.

Carnegie Mellon University

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Philips Lighting Holding B.v.

Joule Unlimited Technologies, Inc.

Cree Gmbh

Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Inc.

Osram Sylvania Inc.

Koninklijkle Philips N.v.

Mitsubishi Electric Information Technology Center America, Inc (ita)

Signify North America Corporation

Philips Lighting North America Corporation

Frederick Marshall Morgan

Ihor A Lys

Kevin Dowling

George G Mueller

Brian J Chemel

Michael Blackwell

Jason A Demers

Colin N Piepgras

Dean Kamen

Alfred D Ducharme

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

Brian Roberge

Richard J Lanigan

Brian Daniel Tracey

David Blumberg, Jr

Timothy D Moreau

Michael A Baker

Stuart A Jacobson

Charles Howard Cella

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

David E Collins

Derek Geoffrey Kane

Branislav Jaramaz

Takeo Kanade

David Anthnoy Simon

David D B Cannan

Michael C Tilley

Katie A DeLaurentis

Dane Fawkes

Ralph F Osterhout

John Matthew Kerwin

Scott D Johnston

Todd A Ballantyne

John J Biasi

Larry B Gray

James D Dale

Stephen Lewis Fichera

Brian H Yoo

Steve T Kondo

Johan Van Walsem

Matthew William Massicotte

Michael Datta

Bernd P Keller

Eric J Tarsa

James Ibbetson

Edward H Nortrup

Jianfeng Wang

Dave Alberto Tavares Cavalcanti

James Francis McIntire

Michael Alex Van Hartskamp

Sean P Duffy

John Warwick

Tomas Jonathan Mollnow

Kevin Paul McCormick

Matthew Ware

John Francis Egan

Christopher L Elledge

Michael K Blackwell

George W Marchant, Jr

John F Mannisto

Timothy Holmes

Robert V O'Toole

Thomas J Bollenbach

Anthony M DiGioia, Iii

Dawn Geary

Adriana Mincheva

Richard E Gautney

Ryan C Williamson

Peter Swai

Jesse F Kuhn

Ron Roberts

Jeffrey Michael Wendlandt

Henry B Sick

Matthew J Lanigan

Ronald Joseph Antonius Van Den Oetelaar

Thomas Yuan

Richard E Andrews

Michael J Haynes

Derek Logan

Hans Erik Johnson

Gregory Hurley

Christian P Blanc

Kevin J Dowling

Robert Houston Lawler, Jr

Thaddeus Joseph Hughes

Michael A Bass, Legal Representative

Colleen N Fulton

Ryan P Wood

Jeffrey Hyer

Hern Kim

Jeff Hyer

Thor A Lys

Robert Laszewski

George C Mueller

Dwight Allan Meglan

Robert Piccirillo

Anthony M DiGioia Iii

John F Egan

Hugh Medal

Rainer Ponzel

An apparatus, system and method for regulating fluid flow are disclosed. An apparatus for infusing fluid into a patient includes a housing, a tube-contact member, a rotating arm, and a tube-retention cover. The housing has an opening on a front side of the housing. The opening is sized to receive a drip chamber having an inlet tube and an outlet tube. The tube-contact member contacts one of the inlet tube and the output tube of the drip chamber when inserted into the opening. The rotating arm is coupled to the tube-contact member and is configured to rotate along an axis. The tube-retention cover is configured to close when the drip chamber is initially loaded into the opening.

Apparatus for monitoring, regulating, or controlling fluid flow

A system and method for growing and maintaining biological material including producing a protein associated with the tissue, selecting cells associated with the tissue, expanding the cells, creating at least one tissue bio-ink including the expanded cells, printing the at least one tissue bio-ink in at least one tissue growth medium mixture, growing the tissue from the printed at least one tissue bio-ink, and maintaining viability of the tissue.

System and method for creating tissue

A portable patient-care kit is disclosed. The kit includes a housing, a plurality of compartments and a touch-screen user interface device. The housing forms a container space. The plurality of compartments is disposed within the container space such that each compartment is configured to retain at least one medical apparatus. The touch-screen user interface device has a transceiver that can communicate via a mobile data network.

System, method, and apparatus for remote patient care

A system including a containment assembly for enclosing a medication container may comprise a first housing portion or interface portion having a proximal end and a distal end. The interface portion may include a housing wall which defines a channel spanning from the proximal end to the distal end. The channel may be open at the proximal and distal end. The containment assembly may further comprise only two pierceable septa configured to form a barrier to the channel. The containment assembly may further comprise a variable-volume housing portion having a variable volume chamber. The variable-volume portion chamber of the variable-volume housing portion may be in fluid communication with the distal end of the channel.

Compounder apparatus

A hub is disclosed that includes a network, first and second modules, a processor, a failsafe bus, and an alarm wire bus. The network interface component communicates data with a medical device. The first module interfaces with a first communications channel, and the second module interfaces with a second communications channel. The processor packages the data from the medical device into at least one packet. The processor communicates with one of the first and second modules to communicate one or more packets over one of the first and second communications channels. The failsafe bus signals from the hub to the medical device when a fatal-error fault condition of the hub has occurred. The alarm wire bus signals from the hub to the medical device when an alarm condition of the hub has occurred to cause the medical device to execute at least one mitigation.

System, method, and apparatus for communicating data

A presence or an absence of an occupant is detected, and an occupancy sensor signal is generated representative of an active state in which the presence of the occupant is detected, and an inactive state in which the absence of the occupant is detected. An ambient light sensor detects the ambient light level and generates an ambient light sensor signal representative of the ambient light level. Dimmable illumination is generated at a first dimming level, based on the ambient light level, corresponding to the active state and a second dimming level corresponding to the inactive state. A transition delay time between an onset of the inactive state and a transition between the first dimming level and the second dimming level may be controlled. The first dimming level, the second dimming level, and/or the transition delay time may be variably set or controlled locally or via a remote device.

Methods, apparatus and systems for providing occupancy-based variable lighting

A system includes first and second hubs. The first hub is configured to communicate data with a medical device through a Local Area Network and package the data into at least one application-layer packet. The second hub is configured to receive the at least one application-layer packet from the first hub operatively through at least one cellular network.

A portable patient-care kit is disclosed. The kit includes two-housing portions, a plurality of compartments and a touch-screen user interface device. The two-housing portions pivotally coupled together to form a container space. The plurality of compartments is disposed within at least one of the housing portions such that each compartment is configured to retain at least one medical apparatus. The touch-screen user interface device has a transceiver that can communicate via a mobile data network.

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Quincy, MA, United States of America

Frederick Marshall Morgan