Zeltiq Aesthetics, Inc.

Dwfritz Automation, Inc.

Weatherford Technology Holdings, LLC

Industrial Metrology Solutions LLC

Weatherford/lamb, Inc.

Personal Voice Freedom, LLC

Mark William Baker

Joseph Coakley

Robert Batten

John W Allison

Jesse Nicasio Rosen

William Patrick Pennybacker

Paul William Martens

Albert L Ollerdessen

Peter Yee

Shawn Boling

Clint Vandergiessen

Jared Greco

Derek Aqui

Chris Barns

Garrett Headrick

David Labella

Bryan Weber

James R Dunphy

Domino Taverner

John J Grunbeck

Bryan Jon Weber

Edward Michael Dowd

Francis X Bostick, Iii

Andrew S Kuczma

David LaBella

Francis X Bostick

Thomas Burnell Reeve, Iii

John Fouts

Robb Barkley

Omar Mora

Adam Quinn Miller

Roy Daniel Garoutte

Thomas Wayne Tipton

Francis X,iii Bostick

Iii Francis X Bostick

Francis X Bostick Iii

Doug Bender

A tray handler for transporting a tray into or out from a selectable position within a tray stack stowed in the tray handler has an unload station to stow a tray during a sort procedure, a tray elevator configured to vertically transport the tray stack to the selectable position such that the tray is positioned to be horizontally received from or by the unload station, and a separator above the tray elevator and coupled to the unload station, the separator configured to vertically split the tray stack for opening the selectable position and horizontally transporting the tray into or out from the unload station.

Tray exchange and dispositioning systems, methods, and apparatuses

Apparatuses, systems and methods associated with a metrology system for high-speed, non-contact coordinate measurements of parts are disclosed herein. In embodiments, the metrology system includes a metrology bridge to be coupled to a measurement assembly. The measurement assembly may include a stage moveable across multiple independent axes. The bridge may include a housing, mounting members coupled to the housing, and a plurality of sensors mounted within the housing. The mounting members may rotatably couple the housing to the measurement assembly. Further, sensor elements of the plurality of sensor devices may be aligned along a length of the housing and may be directed out of the housing.

Metrology system

Devices, systems and methods for removing heat from subcutaneously disposed lipid-rich cells are disclosed. In selected embodiments, suction and/or heat removal sources are coupled to an applicator. The applicator includes a flexible portion and a rigid portion. The rigid portion includes a thermally conductive plate and a frame coupling the thermally conductive plate and the flexible portion. An interior cavity of the applicator is in fluid communication with the suction source, and the frame maintains contiguous engagement between the heat removal source and the thermally conductive plate.

Device, system and method of removing heat from subcutaneous lipid-rich cells

Apparatuses, systems and methods associated with a trigger management device for managing triggering of sensors within measurement equipment are disclosed herein. In embodiments, a trigger management device may include trigger circuitry coupled to a sensor, the trigger circuitry to determine an amount of delay from trigger transmission to data capture for the sensor, and transmit a trigger to the sensor, the trigger to cause the sensor to capture sensor data. The trigger management device may further include encoder circuitry coupled to one or more encoders, the one or more encoders to indicate positions of one or more actuators or motors, the encoder circuitry to capture encoder data from the one or more encoders at a time that is the amount of delay after transmission of the trigger, wherein the encoder data indicates current positions of the one or more actuators or motors. Other embodiments may include circuitry to manage and/or transmit encoder and other data to multiple devices.

Trigger management device for measurement equipment

A treatment system for cooling subcutaneous lipid-rich cells in a human subject includes an applicator and a control unit. The treatment system has a cooling mode for cooling tissue and a heating mode for warming tissue. The control unit includes a circulation circuit in fluid communication with the applicator, a chiller apparatus configured to chill fluid from the applicator circulation circuit, and a heater apparatus to warmed fluid from the applicator circulation circuit. The control unit mixes the chilled fluid and/or the warmed with fluid in the applicator circulation circuit control the temperature of the fluid circulated in the applicator.

Treatment systems with fluid mixing systems and fluid-cooled applicators and methods of using the same

Methods and apparatus for performing Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) using fiber optics with increased acoustic sensitivity are provided. Acoustic sensing of a wellbore, pipeline, or other conduit/tube based on DAS may have increased acoustic sensitivity through fiber optic cable design and/or increasing the Rayleigh backscatter property of a fiber's optical core. Some embodiments may utilize a resonant sensor mechanism with a high Q coupled to the DAS device for increased acoustic sensitivity.

Fiber optic cable for distributed acoustic sensing with increased acoustic sensitivity

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Mark William Baker