Johnson and Johnson Vision Care, Inc.

Lenslogix, Inc.

Hamid A Darabi

Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang

Edward R Kernick

Daniel T Wang

Christopher T Zirps

Alan E Lewis

Gerhard Andrew Foelsche

David Logan Baker

Carl B Dumas

Breck Andrew Petrillo

Son Minh Luong

Francis E Mirmina

Charles H Bloodworth, Iii

James M Scolaro

Jessica A Richey

Benjamin Beaugh

Charles R Hood

Melvin B Price

Steven M Benjamin

An automated cabinet. The automated cabinet includes an inventory management system. The inventory management system keeps an inventory of a storage cabinet and send and receive electrical communications to and from the storage cabinet. The automated cabinet also includes the storage cabinet. The storage cabinet includes a housing and one or more drawers configured to be slidably stowable within the housing. Each of the one or more drawers includes a series of horizontal dividers and a series of vertical dividers, where each of the vertical dividers is mated with one or more of the horizontal dividers, creating one or more configurable slots within the drawer. The storage cabinet also includes one or more PCBs. Each PCB is in electronic communication with the inventory management system and is connected to a drawer light and one or more slot lights.

Automated product cabinet for inventory control

An apparatus for dispensing ophthalmic lens packages comprises a first spool and a second spool rotatably mounted to a least one support, and a flexible sheet, having a hole, that coils or uncoils around the spools in response to their rotation. A cartridge with a hole and a means for releasably holding a package is attached to the flexible sheet, and the hole of the flexible sheet and the hole of the cartridge are aligned to permit an object to pass therethrough. A pushing means, between said first spool and said second spool, extends a pushing member through the hole of the flexible sheet and the hole of the cartridge. A scanning means moves in response to an electrical or mechanical signal between said first spool and said second spool.

Apparatus and method for distributing ophthalmic lenses

An apparatus for dispensing ophthalmic lens packages having a pushing means and methods of its use are described herein.

The present invention provides apparatus for dispensing ophthalmic lens packages. A plurality of ophthalmic lens packages are loaded into the apparatus and the apparatus determines an identity of each ophthalmic lens package. A housing stores the ophthalmic lens packages and records a location and identity of each of the lens packages and dispenses a particular ophthalmic lens package.

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Ponte Vedra, FL, United States of America

Hamid A Darabi