Affera, Inc.

Rethink Robotics Gmbh

Other

Jag Lax Industries, Inc.

Jonathan Matthew Bond

Andrew Miles Wallace

Doron Harlev

Ian Matthew Collier

Robert M White

Michael E Caine

Noelle Dye

Michael Lewis

Kristin Size

Geoffrey Peter Wright

Matthew Knoll

Ben Berkowitz

Elizabeth Goodrich

Luke Tsai

Umberto Scarfogliero

Peter Swai

James A Goldstein

Christopher Morea

Michael Kenneth Higgins

Jacob Goldstein

Matthew Peter Neville Harwood

Ablation systems of the present disclosure facilitate the safe formation of wide and deep lesions. For example, ablation systems of the present disclosure can allow for the flow of irrigation fluid and blood through an expandable ablation electrode, resulting in efficient and effective cooling of the ablation electrode as the ablation electrode delivers energy at a treatment site of the patient. Additionally, or alternatively, ablation systems of the present disclosure can include a deformable ablation electrode and a plurality of sensors that, in cooperation, sense the deformation of the ablation electrode, to provide a robust indication of the extent and direction of contact between the ablation electrode and tissue at a treatment site.

Catheter with mapping and ablating tip assembly

Catheter

Catheter sensing and irrigating

Catheter with deformable electrode

A planar flexure member for resisting rotation about a central axis thereof includes, in various embodiments, a central portion comprising a plurality of attachment points; and at least one serpentine flexure arm extending from the central portion in a plane. The arm(s) terminate in an arcuate mounting rail that includes a series of attachment points. The rails are positioned in opposition to each other to partially define and occupy a planar circular envelope radially displaced from but surrounding the central portion of the flexure member. A portion of the serpentine arms may extend to (or substantially to) the envelope between the mounting rails.

Planar flexure members and actuators using them

Catheter handle with input section

A planar flexure member for resisting rotation about a central axis thereof includes, in various embodiments, a central portion comprising a plurality of attachment points; and at least one serpentine flexure arm extending from the central portion in a plane. The arm(s) terminate in an arcuate mounting rail that includes a series of attachment points. The rails are positioned in opposition to to each other to partially define and occupy a planar circular envelope radially displaced from but surrounding the central portion of the flexure member. A portion of the serpentine arms may extend to (or substantially to) the envelope between the mounting rails.

A method of making a lacrosse head is provided. The method includes providing a lacrosse head design to a 3D printer, providing a first printing material to the 3D printer, the first printing material including carbon fiber or fiberglass, and printing the lacrosse head with the 3-D printer using the lacrosse head design and the printing material.

Carbon fiber or fiberglass lacrosse head

Improved synthetic lacrosse stick heads that have more consistent performance characteristics under variable temperature and playing conditions.

All-climate lacrosse stick head

Robot interface

Manufacturing robot

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Melrose, MA, United States of America

Jonathan Matthew Bond