Myolex Inc.

Windwrap, Inc.

Skulpt, Inc.

Haydn Taylor

Elmer C Lupton

Jose L Bohorquez

Michael Rinehart

Ken Li

Mark Howard Smith

Peter Carbonaro

Seward B Rutkove

Claudio Cassina

Yensy Hall

Stanislava Daraskevich

Gonzalo Cespedes

Juan Jaramillo

Cary Liberman

Dmitri Khrebtukov

Embodiments of devices and methods for evaluating tissue are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for measuring a characteristic of a tissue may include passing a current through the tissue, measuring a signal corresponding to the voltage resulting from passing the current through the tissue, analyzing current passed through the tissue and resulting voltage to determine the electrical characteristics of the tissue; and analyzing the electrical characteristics of the tissue to determine a status of the tissue. Disposable sensors are disclosed.

Advanced electronic instrumentation for electrical impedance myography

A portable device for measuring a bioimpedance-related property of tissue includes a plurality of electrodes arranged in a pattern on a surface and associated software for measuring bio-impedance related data of localized regions of tissue and calculate health-related parameters based on the measured data. These calculated parameters may be representative of muscular health of the localized tissue region.

Enhanced measurements of bioimpedance

High performance sensors for electrical impedance myography

Sensors, including disposable sensors, for measuring tissue

Systems, methods, and sensors for measuring tissue

A building construction has a foundation, walls and a roof structure, the walls being wrapped by a reinforcement fabric, with the reinforcement fabric being connected to the foundation and the roof structure to tie the roof structure to the foundation for increased resistance to natural disasters. The connection of the reinforcement fabric to the roof structure includes a top rail having a connector plate attached to the roof structure and having an upwardly oriented opening, and a wrapping member about which the reinforcement fabric can be wrapped, the wrapping member having a geometry corresponding with the geometry of the upwardly oriented opening in such a manner that the wrapping member is prevented from rotating in the opening.

Building construction wrapped with reinforcement fabric to resist wind loading

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Windham, NH, United States of America

Haydn Taylor