Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Convatec Limited

Marcus Hoggarth, Jr

Glenn A Wong

John William Pennington, Jr

Kevin L Massaro

Cian Plumbe

Oliver Poyntz

Benjamin Carroll

Stacy L Wolff

Stephen Philip De Saulles

Daniel Young Yoon

Matthew Graeme Leck

Ben Henley

David Quijano

Paul L Drew

David N Skinner

Henry Ken Chu

Siddhartha Bhat

Joshua Glenn Little

Owen P Columbus

Seong Min Hwang

Jaineel Shah

Kimahni Emsley

Daljinder Sanghera

Daniel Pareja Ruiz

Michael Brown

An ostomy appliance having an appliance wall of flexible sheet material forming a cavity for containing a stomal output. The wall has a stomal inlet for receiving the stomal output and a gas vent for allowing the stomal gas to migrate out of the cavity. A filter arrangement is mounted to the appliance wall and has a filter channel extending from a filter channel inlet to a filter channel outlet. The filter channel inlet is located in the cavity for receiving the stomal output from the cavity and the filter channel outlet is mounted in communication with the gas vent for allowing stomal gas to migrate out of the filter channel to the gas vent. A separation element extends along the filter channel for maintaining the filter channel in an open configuration along part of the filter channel for allowing stomal gas to pass therethough.

Ostomy appliance

Computer housing

The present disclosure provides a portable electronic device including a frame body supporting electronic components and a stand mechanism. The stand mechanism includes a foot, and an activator. The foot includes a foot support and a foot shaft including a foot guide path. The activator includes an engaging element, and the engaging element is received by the foot guide path. A portion of the foot guide path extends at an angle relative to a longitudinal axis of the foot shaft. When the activator engages a surface, the engaging element of the activator moves along the portion of the foot guide path at the angle relative to the longitudinal axis of the foot shaft causing the foot support to rotate from a stored position to a deployed position.

Self-deploying stand foot

Keyboard including a touchpad

An ostomy appliance that has inner and outer walls of flexible sheet material joined together to define a cavity for containing a stomal output, the inner wall having an inlet for receiving the stomal output into the cavity and a retractable drain being slidably movable between an extended configuration for draining the stomal output from the cavity and a retracted configuration for storage of the retractable drain. The retractable drain comprises a closure portion which may be turned up to close an outlet opening of the retractable drain and a first fastener configured to fasten the closure portion in place once turned up.

Display device with stand

Electronic device

Gaming device

Computer

Growing community of inventors

London, United Kingdom

Marcus Hoggarth, Jr