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Gmp Wireless Medicine, Inc.

Andersen Corporation

Emo Labs, Inc.

Outsmart Power Systems, LLC

Insulet Corporation

Matthew D Abelson

David Paul Chastain

Kevin M Johnson

John David Gundlach

Scott Chapps

Paul C M Hilton

Gregory R Madden

J Christopher Flaherty

John T Garibotto

David D Plummer

Zivthan A Dubrovsky

Robert Brady

William J Gorman

Timothy J Kelley

John R Bussiere

Peter K Bates

Joel Chartier

Greg Hunter

Bruce P Macrae

Wayne T Brezovar

David P Chastain

Christopher J Flaherty

The present invention relates to a saw including a sawhead pivotably connected to a base. The pivotable connection may define a pivot axis therethrough, wherein the pivot axis may be parallel to the horizontal plane. In addition, the sawhead may rotate around the pivot axis and may be axially displaceable along the pivot axis.

Saw adjustment mechanism

An aspect of the present disclosure relates to an electrical receptacle configured to receive a plug having two or more prongs and capable of being connected to an associated load. The electrical receptacle may include a housing and a housing cover mounted on the housing including apertures for receiving at least one of the prongs. In addition, the receptacle may include at least two electrical contacts for engaging the prongs positioned in the housing, a magnetic current sensor defining an opening, wherein the magnetic current sensor opening is operatively coupled to an opening defined by at least one of the apertures. Wherein when one of the prongs is inserted through one of the apertures, the prong extends through the magnetic current sensor and engages at least one of said electrical contacts.

Device and method for measuring current and power in a plug or receptacle

An acoustic transducer is disclosed that is capable of converting mechanical motion into acoustical energy may include a diaphragm and a support on one portion of the diaphragm. An actuator may then be provided that is operatively coupled to a second portion of the diaphragm. The support and actuator may be configured to be environmentally responsive to surrounding conditions of, e.g., heat and/or humidity which may then substantially maintain the diaphragm's acoustic performance.

Diaphragm membrane and supporting structure responsive to environmental conditions

A transcutaneous access tool includes a first cannula moveable along an axis, a fixed member including an elongated prong extending parallel with the axis, and a deployment member secured to the first cannula and movable along the axis away from the fixed member. The deployment member includes spaced-apart, resiliently flexible fingers extending parallel with the axis and having distal ends that are laterally enlarged with respect to the axis. The resiliently flexible fingers are received on the prong of the fixed member. A second cannula is disposed within the lumen of the first cannula, and retraction member is secured to the second cannula and is movable along the axis. The retraction member includes at least one catch catching on the laterally enlarged distal ends of the fingers of the deployment element when the fingers are laterally held apart by the prong of the fixed member.

Components and methods for patient infusion device

A fenestration unit including screen coil apparatus is provided by the invention. The fenestration unit includes a frame defining an opening. A sash- is slideably received by the opening of the frame. The fenestration unit includes a screen coil assembly attached to the sash. The screen coil assembly includes a screen having first and second edges, and a roll core, wherein the screen is capable of being coiled and uncoiled on the roll core. The fenestration unit further includes an edge support having first and second support members having at least a portion located between the frame and the sash, the first and second support members for fastening to the screen first and second edges.

Fenestration unit with screen coil apparatus

Continuous wearable electrode connector assembly for ECG monitoring

Connector for wearable electrode connector assembly for ECG monitoring

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Boylston, MA, United States of America

Matthew D Abelson