Shl Medical Ag

Tyco Fire + Security Gmbh

Sensormatic Electronics Corporation

Shl Group Ab

Justin Stewart

Jochen Ratjen

Hubert A Patterson

Mattias Daniel

Ming-Ren Lian

Ronald B Easter

Gunnar Elmén

Katja Wessel

Charles T Turgeon

David Torrecilla

Emil Björk

Charlie Turgeon

Housing for a medical injector

A needle shield remover for assembly with a cap of a medicament delivery device, wherein the needle shield remover comprises a longitudinally elongated tubular body () having a plurality of structural features, wherein said plurality of structural features are symmetrically disposed on the tubular body (), in relation to a plane of symmetry which is perpendicular to a longitudinal axis.

Needle shield remover and a medicament delivery device comprising the needle shield remover

Systems and methods for harvesting mechanical energy in a security tag. The methods involve: applying by a tool a pushing force so as to cause a securement mechanism disposed within the security tag to deform; transferring mechanical energy to a spring sleeve when the securement mechanism deforms due to loading applied by the tool; using an energy harvester (e.g., a piezo element or a magnet/solenoid element) to harness the mechanical energy applied by the tool, where the energy harvester is at least partially coupled to the securement mechanism; and converting the mechanical energy to electrical energy. The energy harvester is disposed between the securement mechanism and an Electronic Article Surveillance ('EAS') or Radio Frequency IDentification ('RFID') component of the security tag.

Hard tag locking clamp with energy harvesting element

A feedback element for a medicament delivery device, wherein the feedback element comprises two outer longitudinally extending flexible legs () having a proximal and a distal end, and two inner longitudinally extending legs () having a proximal and a distal end; wherein the two inner longitudinally extending legs () are connected at their proximal ends by a proximal transversal end portion () defining a guide extension and wherein each outer longitudinally extending flexible leg () is connected to one inner longitudinally extending leg () by a distal transversal end portion () and wherein each outer longitudinally extending flexible leg () extends at its proximal end radially outwards defining a radial foot

Feedback element for a medicament delivery device

Housing window for a medical injector

A system is provided. The system includes a detacher. The detacher includes a field source. The field source is arranged to provide a first magnetic field when power is applied to the field source. The detacher further includes a magnet arranged to provide a second magnetic field. The magnet is movable from a non-detach position to a detach position when exposed to the first magnetic field. The second magnetic field is arranged to unlock a security tag when the magnet is at the detach location. The system further includes an activation device. The activation device includes a processor configured to trigger power to be supplied to the field source.

Dynamic magnetic detacher

A detacher for unlocking a security tag having a locking mechanism is provided. The detacher includes a detaching element in which the detaching element is configured to unlock the locking mechanism if the detaching element is activated. The detacher includes a reader in which the reader is configured to receive a user identifier associated with at least one user. The detacher includes a memory. The memory is configured to store at least one user rule. The detacher includes a processor in which the processor is configured to determine whether the received user identifier meets the at least one user rule. The processor is further configured activate the detaching element if the received user identifier meets the at least one user rule. The detaching element remains deactivated if the received user identifier does not meet the at least one user rule.

Security tag detacher activation system

An electronic article surveillance ('EAS') system tag detacher for unlocking an EAS tag is provided. The EAS tag includes a housing and a locking mechanism disposed within the housing. The EAS system tag detacher includes an EAS tag receiving area configured to receive the EAS tag. The EAS system tag detacher further includes a detaching element configured to unlock the EAS tag; and a haptic feedback element. The haptic feedback element is configured to generate haptic feedback when energized, the haptic feedback element being energized when the EAS tag has been unlocked by the detaching element.

Tag detacher with haptic feedback

A tag having a magnetic clamp for use in securing an item in order to prevent the unauthorized removal of the item from, for example, a retail store. The magnetic tag includes an attachment element that secures the item to the tag. A clamp having a locking region secures the attachment element such that the item cannot be separated from the tag. A keyed magnetic element on the clamp includes one or more hard magnets, where each hard magnet has either an outward-facing north or south polarity. By applying a magnetic force to the magnets, the locking region moves away from the attachment element thus allowing the item to be removed from the tag. The arrangement of magnets operates as a 'key' and only a detacher unit with an identical magnetic pattern can apply the requisite magnetic force to the magnets to disengage the clamp from the attachment element to allow removal of the tag from the item.

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Deerfield Beach, FL, United States of America

Justin Stewart