3m Innovative Properties Company

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Jonas A Nilsson

William Bedingham

Caroline M Ylitalo

Van Cuong Bui

Patrick R T Hjort

Richard C Webb

Caitlin E Meree

Assumpta A G Bennaars-Eiden

Abel Gladstone Mangam

Andrew W Long

Henning T Urban

Adnan Fevzi Halim

Daniel B Taylor

Henrik Zetterberg

Kaj Blennow

Gunnar Brinkmalm

Erik O Levholt

Erik Portelius

Patrick Hjort

Göran Larson

Patrick RT Hjort

The present disclosure relates to a hearing protector () with a sensor module () having a module sensor (). The sensor module () is removably attached to the cushion () and the cup (A,A) of the earmuff () of the hearing protector (). The hearing protector () according to present disclosure allows the arrangement of sensors at a hearing protector () in an easy and cost-efficient way even with multiple sensors. The advantage of such a hearing protector () is an easy, compact and reliable solution of a hearing protector () providing information about the environment and about the conditions of the user () or worker using such a hearing protector (). Also, a method of retrofitting such a sensor module () to a hearing protector () is provided. Such a method is advantageous because reversible retrofitting of existing hearing protectors () not having the required functionality of sensors is provided.

Hearing protector with sensor module and method of retrofitting a hearing protector with a sensor module

The present disclosure relates to a systemcomprising an ear cushionfor a headset, a fluid supplyand a fluid guide deviceconnected to the ear cushion. The present disclosure further relates to an ear cushionfor a headset, a fluid guide devicefor a headset. Moreover, the present disclosure relates to a headsetas well as to a headgearcomprising such a system

Ear cushion system with fluid flow, ear cushion, fluid guide device, headset and headgear with such system

A ring-shaped cushion for a hearing protector or audio headset. The cushion has a circumferential contact pad for sealing on a wearer's head and an attachment for sealing with an earmuff. The cushion further has a sound insulation tube that inwardly defines an inner space. The sound insulation tube extends between the contact pad and the attachment. The cushion has a ventilation passage that extends entirely through the cushion between an inlet opening in the contact pad and an area outside of the inner space. The cushion may further include one or more physiological sensors to monitor the health of a wearer.

Cushion for a hearing protector or audio headset

Methods are provided for the prevention, treatment and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, based on the glycosylation pattern of amyloid-beta peptides in body fluids and tissues.

Diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease

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Värnamo, Sweden

Jonas A Nilsson