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Creare, Incorporated

Eaglepicher Technologies, LLC

Marc Kenton

Nabil A Elkouh

Christopher J Eaton

David B Kynor

Matthew Miller

John Wilson

Nabil Elkouh

A method of determining whether a stack of components in a device are in a desired order includes irradiating each of the components in the device with an energy beam. The radiation emissions from each of the irradiated components are detected with a radiation detector. The detected radiation emissions are analyzed using a central processing unit (CPU) to determine whether the components in the device are stacked in the desired order.

System and method for verifying correct ordering of stack of components

An apparatus for locating a magnet and/or determining the orientation of the apparatus relative to the magnet. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a multi-axis magnetic field sensor movable in a reciprocating manner so as to permit sensor readings at multiple spaced locations. In another embodiment, the apparatus includes a plurality of multi-axis magnetic field sensors arrayed along a straight line. The apparatus may be used in a number of medical and other applications, including tissue resection, tracking movement of a medical device in a body cavity and tracking movement of an internal organ.

Magnet locating apparatus and method of locating a magnet using such apparatus

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Hanover, NH, United States of America

Marc Kenton