Tactile Systems Technology, Inc.

Cardinal Health Commercial Technologies, LLC

Tectraum, Inc.

Mtd Products Inc

Sterifre Medical, Inc.

Xatek, Inc.

Carrier Corporation

Nottingham-Spirk Design Associates, Inc.

Cardinal Health Commerical Technologies, LLC

Polar Delight, Inc.

Jason R Ertel

Robert Dan Allen

Jason Grant Tilk

Sergey V Makarov

Daniel G Chase

Mark R Riley

Rebecca L Blice

Wade Andrew Zander

David J Boll

Vikki Nowak

Danwei Ye

Ben Parker

Mark Allen Pilkington

Benjamin Eli Stormer

Daniel Lee Michael

Kristian Dior Gamble

Carolyn Marie McNeeley

Rachel Nottingham Colosimo

Darren Jay Wennen

Julie Louise Green

Alison Humble Golla

Sunday Jo Hoy

Paul Dana Stephens

Marc Louis Vitantonio

Robert A Vystrcil

Bill Rabbitt

Evan Spirk

Czeslaw Golkowski

Shawn Dellinger

Gary Stephan

Mark Golkowski

Jonathan W Greene

Mark E Cipolla

Rick Shea

Daniel Michael

Richard Klink

David Pehar

Brad Briscoe

William Sebastian

Donald Fuchs

Alexander Velet

Robert J Allen

Alex Lei Velet

John Evan Spirk

Gary Robert Stephan

Zachariah S Simmering

John McKenzie

John F Zak

Virginia Stewart

Carolyn Marie Mcneeley

John F Iii Zak

Alex Velet

Thermostat

A machine for dispensing an individual portion of a frozen dessert may include a cartridge cart having walls forming a cavity having a longitudinal central axis and configured to accommodate a cartridge. The cartridge may include a tube having first and second ends, a nozzle disposed at the first end, and a piston disposed between the nozzle and the second end and configured to slidably move along the tube. The individual portion of the frozen dessert may be contained within the tube between the nozzle and the piston. The machine may also include a plunger, a drive source operably coupled to the plunger and configured to drive the plunger along the central axis, and a support configured to support the first end of the cartridge such that actuating the drive source causes the individual portion of frozen dessert to dispense through the nozzle.

Frozen dessert dispensing machine and cartridge

A portable DS device includes a device housing, device-side electrical contacts, a computing system and a removable sensor receiver assembly. The device housing includes a removable sensor receiver compartment. The device-side electrical contacts are positioned in or adjacent to the removable sensor receiver compartment. The computing system is in communication with the device-side electrical contacts and includes an impedance analyzer. The removable sensor receiver assembly includes a removable sensor receiver housing selectively receivable in and removable from the removable sensor receiver compartment. The removable sensor receiver housing includes a fluid sensing apparatus receiving section that receives a fluid sensing apparatus in which a fluid to be tested is loaded. The removable sensor receiver assembly provides for an electrical connection between the associated fluid sensing apparatus and the device-side electrical contact when the removable sensor receiver housing is received in the removable sensor receiver compartment.

Portable dielectric spectroscopy device

A sterilization, disinfection, sanitization, or decontamination system having a chamber defining a region, and a generator for creating a free radical effluent with reactive oxygen, nitrogen, and other species and/or a vaporizer. A closed loop circulating system without a free-radical destroyer is provided for supplying the mixture of free radicals from the generator mixed with the hydrogen peroxide solution in the form of the effluent to the chamber. The system is used in sterilizing, disinfecting, sanitizing, or decontaminating items in the chamber or room and, with a wound chamber, in treating wounds on a body. The wound chamber may be designed to maintain separation from wounds being treated. Various embodiments can control moisture to reduce or avoid unwanted condensation. Some embodiments can be incorporated into an appliance having a closed space, such as a washing machine. Some embodiments may include a residual coating device that deposits a bactericidal coating on sterilized items.

Devices, systems, and methods for sterilization, disinfection, sanitization and decontamination

A DS sensing apparatus includes a body and electrodes provided on the body. The body defines a test volume between a first surface and an opposing second surface spaced from the first surface a distance that allows a fluid to enter the test volume from a fluid inlet, which is communicatively coupled to the test volume, via capillary action. The electrodes include a first sensing electrode on the first surface and configured to receive an input RF signal, a second sensing electrode on the first surface spaced from the first sensing electrode and configured to deliver an output RF signal and a floating electrode on the second surface.

Dielectric spectroscopy sensing apparatus and method of use

A medication dispensing device may include a plurality of trays, each tray optionally including a load cell configured to measure a mass/weight of a medication contained in the respective tray. Each tray is placeable in a medication accessible position and a medication inaccessible position. The medication dispensing device includes a user interface configured to provide instructions and/or other information with regard to access for each medication. A processor provides instructions to selectively place each tray in the medication accessible position, and to determine, based on any change in the mass of the medication placed in the medication accessible position, whether the appropriate amount of the medication is removed from the tray.

Medication dispensing device and methods

A system for cooling or heating a body part includes at least one bladder, a pump, a heat exchanger, a first fluid line in fluid communication with the heat exchanger and the at least one bladder, a second fluid line in fluid communication with the at least one bladder and the heat exchanger, a main reservoir and a separator. The heat exchanger is in fluid communication with the pump. The first fluid line is located downstream from the heat exchanger and the second fluid line is located downstream from the at least one bladder when the system is operating to cool or heat the body part. The separator is in fluid communication with the main reservoir and the pump and is located below the main reservoir to receive fluid under the influence of gravity from the main reservoir and to deliver fluid to the pump via gravity.

System and method for cooling or heating a human body part

Pump controller display screen with graphical user interface

The system includes a pump, a heat exchanger, a bladder, a thermometer, and a controller. The heat exchanger is in fluid communication with the pump. The bladder is configured to be placed over a carotid artery, and is in fluid communication with the heat exchanger. The thermometer is located with respect to the heat exchanger and configured to measure a temperature of fluid downstream from the heat exchanger. The controller is in electrical communication 28 with the thermometer and the heat exchanger. The controller is configured to 20 control power delivered to or flow through the heat exchanger such that the temperature of the fluid downstream from the heat exchanger measured by the thermometer is between 2 degrees C. and 10 degrees C. for between 10 minutes and 50 minutes.

System and method for treating brain injury

Compression systems and methods may include a garment configured to be donned on, for example, a head and a neck of a body. For example, the garment may include a static garment portion configurable to apply a static pressure to a portion of the head and a dynamic garment portion including one or more pressure applying regions controllable to apply pressure to the head and neck. Further, a controller may be configured to control pressure applied by the one or more pressure applying regions.

Static and dynamic compression therapy system

A compression garment system and method that may include a head garment portion configured to be donned on a head of a body. The compression garment and method may further include a neck garment portion configured to be donned on a neck of the body. A controller may be configured to control pressure applied by each of one or more head pressure applying regions and/or each of one or more neck pressure applying regions to move lymph at least from the head towards the neck.

Head and neck compression therapy system

Compression garments and methods may include a head garment configured to be positioned around both sides of a head of a body from a posterior of the head to an anterior of the head (e.g., wherein the head garment may include a plurality of controllable head pressure applying regions positionable proximate at least cheeks and a posterior of the head) and a neck garment (e.g., coupled to the head garment). The compression garments and methods may also include a torso garment. Such garment portions may include one or more controllable pressure applying regions to move lymph from the head downward.

Head and neck compression garment

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Twinsburg, OH, United States of America

Jason R Ertel