Deka Products Limited Partnership

Grant A Peret

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

Michael A Baker

John C Anastasiou

Jonathan A Parker

Michael J Slate

Jacob William Scarpaci

N Christopher Perry

Prashant Bhat

Daniel S Karol

Jason Michael Overson

William D Hunt

Keith David Violette

Thomas A Doyon

David D B Cannan

Andrew Stephen Coll

Gregory Needel

Yuuki Gil Crowley

Jacob P Laplante

Jonathan Parker

A system and method for applying force to at least one device at least one force actuator including a processor accessing at least one description of the at least one device, the processor creating command information based at least on the at least one description, and a controller accessing the command information, the controller creating at least one motion command based on the command information, the controller issuing the at least one motion command, the motion command enabling the testing of the at least one device by controlling the at least one force actuator based on the at least one motion command.

System and method for applying force to a device

A prosthetic device. The prosthetic device may include a flexure cut and/or a sensor to detect movement in accordance with a degree of movement. In an embodiment, the sensor may be disposed within the flexure cut. Other embodiments include at least one wire configured to connect a sensor located in a distal portion to a proximal portion, while annularly traversing a joint.

Prosthetic device

A modular electro-mechanical agent having a plurality of modules including mechanical and electrical components, that can be constructed to complete at least one pre-determined task and/or contribute in performing the at least one pre-determined task. The electro-mechanical agent can include extension modules and can be altered as per user preference to add, eliminate or modify any features of the agent for completing and/or participating in a plurality of pre-determined tasks.

Modular electro-mechanical agent

A system and method for applying force to at least one device by setting a target position of a pin with respect to the device, setting a target force that the pin will apply to the device, moving the pin towards the device, stopping the movement of the pin when the first of a force exerted on the device by the pin substantially equals the target force, or a position of the pin substantially equals the target position happens, and modifying the position of the pin to maintain the force of the pin on the device at substantially constant.

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Bedford, NH, United States of America

Grant A Peret