Meagan Medical, Inc.

Gpcp IP Holdings LLC

Planar Systems, Inc.

Infocus Systems, Inc.

Mark Edward Schoening

William J Carroll

Patrick A Scranton

William Richard Huseby

Jorell A Olson

Randy C Karambelas

Robert Y Greenberg

Roy I Siegel

Gerald E Duffy

Toren Phillip Ben Orzeck

Tod Alan Kinsley

Tom Byrnes

John T Jedrzejewski

Utensil dispensers and methods for making and using same. In some examples, the utensil dispensers can include a housing. A dispense chassis can be configured to fit within the housing. At least one post can be disposed on an outer surface of the dispense chassis, and at least one glide mechanism can be disposed within the housing. The glide mechanism is configured to engage the dispense chassis post. The glide mechanism can include a slot configured to guide the dispense chassis between a dispensing position in which the dispense chassis is configured to dispense utensils from the housing and a loading position in which the dispense chassis is configured to be loaded with utensils.

Utensil dispensers with glide mechanism for loading

A CFS system includes self-adhesive, disposable pads. Each pad is combined with a sealed, cleanable battery/controller pod and then placed on the body where needed. The battery/controller pod preferably has wireless capability, such as Bluetooth&#xae; capability. The patient can download an application to a smartphone or similar mobile device to control the pods.

Cutaneous field stimulation with disposable and rechargeable components

Display monitor

The present invention includes a multimedia projection system coupling apparatus having a coupling converter for interconnecting at least one multimedia source and a multimedia projection display system. The coupler system includes at least two source cables that extend from the multimedia source and carry to the coupling converter media signals corresponding to different media, such as video and system control. The coupling converter delivers corresponding media signals to a projector terminal from which a projector cable extends to the projection display system. In the preferred embodiment, the coupling converter includes signal format conversion circuitry for converting each media signal or its component to a differential signal format, and the projector cable preferably includes a separate twisted pair of wires for carrying each of the differential format signals.

Source coupler for multimedia projection display system

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Portland, OR, United States of America

Mark Edward Schoening