Covidien LP

Apple Inc.

Jenna Dancy

David Philip Besko

Kristine M Cohrs

Ryan M Miller

Gregory W Fischvogt

Hayden W May

Loren L Lohrman

Parin Patel

Ehsan Khajeh

Andrew W Joyce

Stephen Theodore Schooley

Arash Akhavan Fomani

Meng Chi Lee

Karan S Jain

Supratik Datta

Hao Dong

Daniel P Kumar

Ross D Arriens

Gang Ning

Eng Eow Goh

Timothy C Wulff

Deepak Sharma

Chengrui Zhang

Michael Sipper

An electrosurgical instrument includes an elongated shaft, an end effector, a drive shaft, and a switch assembly. The end effector is coupled to a distal end portion of the elongated shaft and includes opposing first and second jaw members. The end effector is configured to move between an open configuration and a closed configuration. The drive shaft is operably coupled to the end effector to move the end effector between the open and closed configurations. The switch assembly includes a first electrical contact and a second electrical contact. The first electrical contact is coupled to the drive shaft and configured to move with the drive shaft. The first electrical contact is configured to engage the second electrical contact in response to a movement of the drive shaft to determine a first angle between the first and second jaw members.

Electrosurgical instruments including a jaw angle detection system

A case for an electronic device can include a case body including an exterior surface and an interior surface, the interior surface being positioned opposite the exterior surface. The case can additionally include a button body positioned at least partially within the case body between the exterior surface and the interior surface, the button body being movable inward and outward relative to the case body along an axis of button travel. The case can further include a biasing structure having a contact surface configured to contact the button body, the biasing structure configured to bias the button body toward the interior surface along the axis of button travel.

Computing device case

A coupling portion of a wearable medical monitor may include an attachment member configured to reversibly couple the coupling portion to a body portion of the wearable medical monitor. The wearable medical monitor may be coupled to a sensor via a cable. The coupling portion may also include a cable retention feature including a channel configured to receive the cable. The cable retention feature may be configured to apply a retaining force to the cable when the cable is disposed in the channel.

Cable management feature for wearable medical monitor

Wearable medical monitor

Combined strap and cradle for wearable medical monitor

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