Irobot Corporation

Delphi Technologies, Inc.

Gm Global Technolgoy Operations, Inc.

Other

Strattec Power Access LLC

Galectin Sciences, LLC

Lear Corporation

Formlabs, Inc.

Robot Corporation

Joseph M Johnson

Marcus R Williams

Ping-Hong Lu

Lloyd Walker Rogers, Jr

Michael Antonio Ciavaglia

Andrew Graziani

Daniel Foran

Nikolai Romanov

Michael J Dooley

John R Rice

Eliezer Zomer

Sharon Shechter

Howard Kuhlman

Peter G Traber

Fabrizio Santini

Raphael Nir

Ryan George

Joseph D Cranston

Barry C Worrell

Christopher John Morse

Frank Joseph Arabia, Jr

George Frank Richards

Thomas Ralph Osborn

Eluid David Carter

Russell Walter Morin

Lloyd W Rogers

Ronald Helmut Haag

Brian Norman Orr

Eric Ransford Hansen

David A Sedlak

Francis Joseph Holmes

Jeffrey S Hamminga

Erik Amaral

Ian Martin

William L Priest

Thomas P Schregardus

David Joseph Chapman

Rita M Paulik

Joseph D Long

Mark Duane Nicholas

Artur Jerzy Ostrowski

John Reimels

Luke Plummer

Douglas Dombrowski

Jeff S Hamminga

Michael G Wygle

Jiri Paulik

Colby Lenn Bellew

Hoi Wah Chow

Carlos Ruiz-Vargas

Jerome Frank Kamyszek

Gregory A Kasinec

Andrew Stephen Sweezey

Christopher J Fischella

Connor Evans

Robert Morgan

Maria Rosa Ruiz

Reginald Leo Mc Donald

Brian N Orr

Andrew Sweezey

Aspects of the invention relate to compounds, pharmaceutical compositions, methods for the manufacturing of compounds and methods for treatment of various disorders mediated at least in part by one or more galectins.

Compounds for the prevention and treatment of medical disorders and uses thereof

An autonomous floor cleaning robot includes a body, a controller supported by the body, a drive supporting the body to maneuver the robot across a floor surface in response to commands from the controller, and a pad holder attached to an underside of the body to hold a removable cleaning pad during operation of the robot. The pad includes a mounting plate and a mounting surface. The mounting plate is attached to the mounting surface. The robot includes a pad sensor to sense a feature on the pad and to generate a signal based on the feature, which is defined in part by a cutout on the card backing. The mounting plate enables the pad sensor to detect the feature. The controller is responsive to the signal to perform operations including selecting a cleaning mode based on the signal, and controlling the robot according to a selected cleaning mode.

Autonomous floor cleaning with removable pad

Techniques are described for consistently moving powder from a hopper into a trough for subsequent delivery into a build area of an additive fabrication system. A powder delivery apparatus may comprise a hopper, a trough, and a doser. The doser may be configured to rotate about an axis and may include a recess that, when the doser is rotated about the axis, travels into and out of the hopper and into and out of the trough. As a result, when powder is present in the hopper, the recess may carry powder from the hopper to the trough when the doser rotates. The trough and doser may be configured so that when the trough contains the desired amount of powder for recoating, the doser does not transfer additional material from the hopper into the trough. As a result, the amount of powder in the trough may be self-regulating.

Techniques for powder delivery in additive fabrication and related systems and methods

Aspects of the invention relate to novel synthetic compounds having binding affinity with galectin proteins.

Compounds for the prevention and treatment of diseases and the use thereof

A robot includes a body that is movable relative to a surface one or more measurement devices within the body to output information based on an orientation of the body at an initial location on the surface, and a controller within the body to determine an orientation of the body based on the information and to restrict movement of the body to an area by preventing movement of the body beyond a barrier that is based on the orientation of the body and the initial location.

Restricting movement of a mobile robot

A pad particularly adapted for surface cleaning. The pad includes an absorbent core having the ability to absorb and retain liquid material, and a liner layer in contact with and covering at least one side of the absorbent core. The liner layer has the ability to retain and wick liquid material through the liner layer. Cleaning apparatus containing such pads and methods of using such pads are also described.

Mobile floor cleaning robot with pad holder

Floor cleaning robot

A mobile robot that includes a robot body having a forward drive direction, a drive system supporting the robot body above a cleaning surface for maneuvering the robot across the cleaning surface, and a robot controller in communication with the drive system. The robot also includes a bumper movably supported by a forward portion of the robot body and a obstacle sensor system disposed on the bumper. The obstacle sensor system includes at least one contact sensor disposed on the bumper, at least one proximity sensor disposed on the bumper and a auxiliary circuit board disposed on the bumper and in communication with the at least one contact sensor, the at least one proximity sensor, and the robot controller.

Autonomous coverage robot

Mobile floor cleaning robot

Cleaning pad

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Norwood, MA, United States of America

Joseph M Johnson