Deka Products Limited Partnership

Lear Corporation

James Jason Dattolo

Dean Kamen

Robert Raymond Ambrogi

J Douglas Field

Richard Kurt Heinzmann

John B Morrell

Robert J Duggan

Michael D Piedmonte

Richard J Rosasco

Matthew M McCambridge

Russell Herbert Beavis

David Blumberg, Jr

Eric J VanWyk

Matthew M Mccambridge

George W Marchant, Jr

Atlant G Schmidt, Iii

Steven B Meuse

Todd A Ballantyne

Alan Matthew Finn

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

David E Collins

Derek Geoffrey Kane

Prashant Bhat

Erik N Sabin

Bob D Peret

Stewart M Coulter

Alexander D Streeter

Daniel F Pawlowski

Thomas A Doyon

Susan D Dastous

Matthew A Norris

Mark W Davis

Zachary E Cranfield

Constance D Pitenis

Katie A DeLaurentis

Catharine N Flynn

Trevor A Conway

Michael Maass

Brian G Gray

Philip LeMay

David J Meehan

Paul R Curtin

Ronald K Reich

Elizabeth Rousseau

Tania M F Zirn

Dale B McGrath

Saligrama R Venkatesh

Stephen James Learman

Matthew B Kinberger

David J Couture

Ryan J Adams

Jeffrey C Marrion

Matthew J Myers

Dave Doherty

Allison E Key-Wallace

David Blumberg

Eric Vanwyk

Douglas J Field

A system and method for secure wireless control of a device including, but not limited to, replay attack protection, man-in-the-middle protection, data obfuscation, and challenge-response authentication. The system includes a control device, a controlled device interface, a controlled device, a control device interface, and a wireless link. The controlled device interface and the control device interface manage secure communications between the control device and the controlled device over the wireless link. The controlled device can include a medical device such as, for example, but not limited to, an insulin pump and a wheelchair.

System and method for secure remote control of a medical device

A method and computer program product for defining a PWM drive signal having a defined voltage potential. The PWM drive signal has a plurality of 'on' portions and a plurality of “off” portions that define a first duty cycle for regulating, at least in part, a flow rate of a pump assembly. At least a portion of the “on” portions of the PWM drive signal are pulse width modulated to define a second duty cycle for the at least a portion of the “on” portions of the PWM drive signal. The second duty cycle regulates, at least in part, the percentage of the defined voltage potential applied to the pump assembly.

System and method for generating a drive signal

An RFID system includes an RFID antenna assembly configured to be positioned on a product module assembly of a processing system. The product module assembly is configured to releasably engage at least one product container. A first RFID tag assembly configured to be positioned on the at least one product container. The at least one product container is configured to position the first RFID tag assembly within a detection zone of the RFID antenna assembly whenever the product module assembly releasably engages the at least one product container.

RFID system and method

A method and computer program product for defining a PWM drive signal having a defined voltage potential. The PWM drive signal has a plurality of 'on' portions and a plurality of 'off' portions that define a first duty cycle for regulating, at least in part, a flow rate of a pump assembly. At least a portion of the &#x201c;on&#x201d; portions of the PWM drive signal are pulse width modulated to define a second duty cycle for the at least a portion of the &#x201c;on&#x201d; portions of the PWM drive signal. The second duty cycle regulates, at least in part, the percentage of the defined voltage potential applied to the pump assembly.

A powered balancing mobility device that can provide the user the ability to safely navigate expected environments of daily living including the ability to maneuver in confined spaces and to climb curbs, stairs, and other obstacles, and to travel safely and comfortably in vehicles. The mobility device can provide elevated, balanced travel.

Mobility device

A method and computer program product for monitoring one or more processes occurring during a first portion of a multi-portion recipe being executed on a processing device to obtain data concerning at least of portion of the one or more processes. At least a portion of the data is stored. The availability of the at least a portion of the data is enabled to one or more processes occurring during a second portion of the multi-portion recipe.

Processing system and method

An apparatus controller for prompting a rider to be positioned on a vehicle in such a manner as to reduce lateral instability due to lateral acceleration of the vehicle. The apparatus has an input for receiving specification from the rider of a desired direction of travel, and indicating means for reflecting to the rider a propitious instantaneous body orientation to enhance stability in the face of lateral acceleration. The indicating may include a handlebar that is pivotable with respect to the vehicle and that is driven in response to vehicle turning.

Control of a personal transporter based on user position

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Somerville, MA, United States of America

James Jason Dattolo