T2 Biosystems, Inc.

Covidien LP

Matthew Blanco

Vasiliki Demas

Mark John Audeh

Thomas Jay Lowery, Jr

Lori Anne Neely

James Franklin Chepin

Parris S Wellman

Charles William Rittershaus

Adam Suchocki

Michael Min

William J Peine

Rahul K Dhanda

Peter Vokrot

Hwa-Tang Wang

Andres Chamorro

Andres Chamorro, Iii

Marilyn Lee Fritzemeier

Robert Pierce

Daniella Lynn Plourde

Sonia Kumar

Isaac Koh

Thomas Jay Lowery

Rahul Dhanda

Brian Mozeleski

The present invention relates to containers for holding liquid samples. The containers may be useful for mixing a liquid sample or lysing cells in a liquid sample. The invention also relates to methods of using the containers of the invention.

Containers for agitation of liquid samples and methods of use thereof

A control arm assembly for controlling a robot system includes a gimbal that is moveable and rotatable about three axes, and a handle assembly coupled to the gimbal. The handle assembly includes a body portion having a controller disposed therein and a first actuator disposed thereon. The first actuator is mechanically coupled to the controller via a four-bar linkage such that actuation of the first actuator causes mechanical movement of a component of the controller which is converted by the controller into an electrical signal.

Control arm assemblies for robotic surgical systems

A gimbal for a robotic surgical system includes a support link, an input link, and a vibration assembly. The input link extends from the support link and the vibration assembly is mounted to the support link. The vibration assembly includes a central support, an end cap, and a voice coil. The end cap is moveable relative to the central support. The voice coil has an inner member that is fixed to the central support and an outer member that is fixed to the end cap. The voice coil is configured to vibrate the gimbal in response to a voltage being applied to one of the inner or outer members.

Haptic feedback controls for a robotic surgical system interface

This invention features systems and methods for the detection of analytes, and their use in the treatment and diagnosis of disease.

NMR systems and methods for the rapid detection of analytes

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Matthew Blanco