E Ink Corporation

Tactopack, Inc.

Altria Client Services LLC

Decon7 Systems, LLC

Invisalert Solutions, Inc.

Invententional Products, LLC

Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

C5 Enterprises

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Faro Technologies, Inc.

Freedom Scientific, Inc.

Creator Technology B.v.

Invisible Product Group LLC

True Places, Inc.

Albert, Jonathan

Jonathan D Albert

Barrett Comiskey

Barrett O Comiskey

Joseph M Jacobson

Paul Stephen Drzaic

Guy Danner

Robert Waverly Zehner

Glen Crossley

Andrew L Loxley

Gregg Michael Duthaler

Benjamin M Davis

Ara N Knaian

Alberto Goenaga

Steven J O'Neil

Randolph W Chan

Richard D LeCain

Richard J Paolini, Jr

Ian D Morrison

Holly G Gates

Libing Zhang

Robert David Feeney

Eric Chang

Steven Bank

David R Schiff

Jason Zerweck

Thomas William Murray

George G Harris

Russell J Wilcox

Chris Carrick

Mark R Clark

Tony Gatta

Matthew A Bluhm

Kenneth Camarco

Meggie L Oudheusden

Joseph R Drake

Thomas Henry Whitesides

David B Kane

Michele S Marcolongo

Peter Nagy

Valerie C Northrop

Regina Widdows

Karl Raymond Amundson

Fredericus Johannes Touwslager

Erik Van Veenendaal

Katharine Geramita

Breanna Stachowski

Peter T Kazlas

Charles Howie Honeyman

Michael L Steiner

Anthony Edward Pullen

Shamus Ford Patry

Mark William Chiles

Gregory Allen Wallace

Marko Vujicic

Pierre-Andre Couture

Seth McCue GaleWyrick

Harit Doshi

Steven Joseph Battista

Peter J Valianatos

Chris Murray

Francois Gelinas

Sudhir Kumar

Eric Hawes

Barry Scott Smith

John Depler Coleman

Todd Conard

Mathieu Dominic Turpault

Bart Ruijpers

Richard M Webber

Christopher John Murray

Lan Cao

Jason Richard Mondro

Seth Galewyrick

Mavyn M Holman

Daniel J O'Neill

Breanna L Stachowski

Owen W Ozier

Guy M Danner

Nelson Warley

Ben Knepler

Timothy L Wong

Akilesh Sridharan

Jason Mondro

Meggie L Oudhuesden

Michele Marcolongo

Jr Richard J Paolini

Benjamin Max Davis

Gregg M Duthaler

Robert W Zehner

An electronic patient monitoring system and method of operation that includes one or more generally non-metal, tamper-resistant patient identification and monitoring devices, an observer transmitter/receiver device configured to receive and detect one or more beacon signals that exceed a predetermined threshold from at least one of the not easily removable patient identification and monitoring devices, set a time to hold open a window for a response on the transmitter/receiver device, and send a request for information to the observer with the transmitter/receiver device, and a central computer system. Each of the transmitter/receiver device and the central computer system, including, at least, a computer processor, communications components and system software to communicate with the observer transmitter/receiver device at specified/predetermined time intervals to receive observer- and patient-specific information.

Tamper resistant one-time use wristband and clasp and algorithm to enhance the practical use of radio frequency for proximity between two or more entities

An electronic smoking article or electronic vaping article includes a reservoir containing a liquid material and having an outlet, a capillary having a capillary inlet and a capillary outlet, the capillary inlet of the capillary in communication with the outlet of the reservoir, a heater operable to heat the capillary to a temperature sufficient to at least initially volatilize liquid material contained within the capillary, and a shuttle valve between the outlet of the reservoir and the capillary inlet. The shuttle valve is operable to prevent release of liquid material from the reservoir when the shuttle valve is in a closed position and is operable to release liquid material from the reservoir when the shuttle valve is in an open position.

Electronic smoking article

A cart is disclosed which is capable of being wheeled to a vehicle and mounted thereon through a mount secure coupling attached to the cart and a secure receiver attached to the vehicle. Upon secure attachment to the vehicle, the carts undercarriage assembly including wheels are capable of being retracted into the top deck assembly of the cart. Therefore, the vehicle maintains clearance from the road even after the cart is attached. Upon reaching a destination, the undercarriage of the cart is lowered and the cart is detached from the vehicle. The cart is then able to be wheeled away. The cart allows for transportation of loads without the need for the operator to actually carry either the load or the cart at any stage from start to finish or perform any additional steps to safe and securely attach the cart to the vehicle.

Attachable cart system and method

A portable fluid dispensing device (system) for mounting upon a human hand and for dispensing a fluid is provided. The device includes a hand-held applicator that includes a pocket that is configured to receive one hand of a user. The pocket partitions the hand-held applicator into a rear portion and a front portion. The rear portion includes a fluid reservoir for holding a fluid that is to be dispensed. The front portion is defined by a foam layer that has a dispensing hole, with the pocket being defined between the rear portion and the foam layer. The device further includes a pump subassembly that is in fluid communication with the fluid reservoir and includes an elongated fluid dispensing outlet that is disposed within the pocket and attached to an inner surface of the foam layer. The fluid dispensing outlet defines a fluid channel and includes an outlet that is aligned with the dispensing hole for delivering the fluid to an outer surface of the foam layer.

Fluid application system with integral dispensing tube

A folding chair includes an articulated armrest to initiate a folding of the chair. The armrest can have a spring-loaded, releasable coupling, where the chair will not fold inadvertently, while lifting the chair by the armrests, without release of the coupling. The folding armrests can be linked to movement of the seat structure during chair folding. The chair can include four leg posts, two articulated armrests, where each armrest is rigid and has a front and rear arm section, and two seat links, where each seat link is pivotally attached to one of the front or the rear arm section, and to a side support of a seat bottom, where the chair is configured, when the armrests are articulated, to fold the chair. A releasable coupling can be included, between the front and the rear arm sections, where, when the coupling is released, the chair is folded.

Folding chair with articulated armrests

A hand-held applicator is formed with a pocket that is configured to receive one hand of a user. The pocket partitions the hand-held applicator into a rear portion and a front portion. A dispensing outlet in the form of a laminated structure of at least two layers is formed as defines an outflow pathway for directing fluid away from the applicator under action of a pump.

Personal cleaning system

A pump is configured to operate due to the bending of the pump. The pump can be used in a variety of applications including a dispensing application in which the pump is housed within a pouch. This type of pump takes advantage of the inherent flexible nature of the pouch.

Collapsing beam pump

A pre-moistened wipe package with applicator includes a multi-ply applicator body that defines a first interior space between a first layer and a second layer and a second interior space between the second layer and a third layer. The first layer has an opening that is open to an exterior and provides access to the first interior space with a lid member being coupled to the first layer and configured to cover the opening in a closed position thereof. The second interior space is configured to receive a hand of a user. The package also includes an arrangement of wipes disposed within the first interior space and being removable through the opening. An outer exposed surface of the third layer is configured so as to releasably hold one of the wipes along the outer exposed surface.

Pre-moistened wipe package with applicator

A foldable or collapsible cart can be oriented in several different configurations to accommodate different loads and transport requirements. In one configuration, the cart may be folded for direct load the back of a vehicle. In another configuration, the cart can operate in lowboy or dolly mode. In another configuration the cart may be used as a hand truck.

Foldable cart system and method

Growing community of inventors

Philadelphia, PA, United States of America

Jonathan D Albert