Berkshire Biomedical Corporation

John Kirkpatrick

Christy Corey

Robert Boyer

Richard Cronenberg

Henry Ledford

Michael D Ledford

The portable pedal system for kayaks and other watercraft is a propulsion device. The portable pedal system for kayaks and other watercraft removably attaches to a vessel. The portable pedal system for kayaks and other watercraft is manually powered. The portable pedal system for kayaks and other watercraft comprises a belt drive, a transmission structure, and a vessel. The belt drive and the transmission structure removably attach to the vessel. The belt drive attaches to the transmission structure. A client manually powers the rotation of the belt drive. The rotation of the belt drive rotates the transmission structure which propels the vessel through the water.

Portable pedal system for kayaks and other watercraft

Methods of securely dispensing a substance to an intended user are provided. In some instances, a method of securely dispensing a substance to an intended user includes moving a valve of a locking cap fixedly secured to a housing containing the substance to an open state that allows the substance to be dispensed from the housing to the intended user; determining that a unique biometric attribute of the intended user is detected; and dispensing the substance from the housing to the intended user in response to determining that the unique biometric attribute of the intended user is detected.

Computerized oral prescription administration for securely dispensing medication and associated systems and methods

In one embodiment, a member for securely dispensing a substance to an intended user includes a first member configured to threadedly engage with a housing containing the substance; a second member coupled to the first member, the second member configured to fixedly secure the first member to the housing; a third member including a cavity sized and shaped to selectively receive the second member; and a valve coupled to the first member such that: when the second member is received within the cavity, the valve is in an open state that allows the substance to be dispensed from the housing to the intended user in response to a processor determining that a unique biometric attribute of the intended user is detected, and when the second member is not received within the cavity, the valve is in a closed state that prevents the substance from being dispensed from the housing.

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Berthoud, CO, United States of America

John Kirkpatrick