Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

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Grow Solutions Tech LLC

Joseph David Frodsham

Weston F Harding

Glade Harold Howell

Christopher N Cindrich

Jonathan Karl Burkholz

Ralph Lee Sonderegger

S Ray Isaacson

Shaun Staley

John R Stokes

Jeffrey Charles O'Bryan

Chad M Adams

Wade A Powell

Aaron Wang

Jordan Farnsworth Smith

Kenneth B Lindstrom

David Smith Broadbent

John C Cendagorta

Charles Thomas Martin

Chistopher N Cindrich

A method for pumping seeds to an assembly line grow pods includes releasing seeds to a pipe in fluid communication with a pump, moving water from a water source to the pipe in fluid communication with the pump, combining the seeds released from the tank with the water from the water source in the pipe, and pumping the combination of the seeds released from the tank and the water from the water source to a grow pod line in fluid communication with the pump, and moving the seeds from the grow pod line to one or more carts of an assembly line grow pod.

Systems and methods for moving wetted seed through a grow pod system

A needle shield assembly with a needle having a distal tip and a static feature is provided. The needle shield assembly includes an adapter having an open distal terminus and an open proximal terminus to allow passage of the needle and a needle shield slidably associated with the adapter having an open distal end and an open proximal end where the open proximal end is sufficiently narrow to restrict proximal movement of the needle static feature causing the shield to move in a proximal direction when the needle is pulled proximally after the static feature has established contact with the needle shield proximal end. The assembly includes a canting plate having an unactivated first position and an activated second position that restricts needle movement. The canting plate is activated via a canting plate retention system in communication with the canting plate and responsive to proximal movement of the needle.

Catheter and introducer needle assembly with needle shield

Integrated catheter device

A medical needle assembly includes a needle cannula having a body and a tip. The tip is disposed at a distal end of the cannula. An elongate member has a first end and a second end. The first end is fixedly attached to the body of the needle cannula at a connection point and the second end extends radially outward from the needle body. A shield is slidingly mounted to the needle for movement between a proximal position to a distal position. The shield includes a shield body having a central chamber, a distal end and a proximal end as well as a plate secured to the shield body and defining an aperture. As the shield is moved from the proximal position to the distal position, the place displaces the second end of the elongate member to a position near the needle cannula, permitting the elongate member to pass through the aperture. When the shield is in the distal position, the send end of the elongate member extends radially outward from the needle body, preventing passage of the elongate member through the aperture. The elongate member may be a leaf spring. A feature may be secured to the body of the cannula to restrict movement of the shield with respect to the needle.

Method and apparatus for shielding the tip of a catheter introducer needle

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Kaysville, UT, United States of America

Joseph David Frodsham