Lifecell Corporation

Eastman-kodak Company

Rhaeos, Inc.

Michael Alan Fry

Jeremy Howe-Smith

Adam L Gullickson

Adam M Zysk

Timothy P Norstad

John Charles Skelton

Michael J Juen

Brian A McIevish

James B Drost

Flow sensor

Devices and methods for processing animal or human tissue are provided. The devices may include a vacuum surface to secure the tissue in place and an apparatus for removing fat or other material from the tissue. The apparatus can include one or more blades and/or a fluid jet system.

Vacuum platen tissue planing apparatus

A flexible lens mount for securing a flexible lens having a first side and a second side opposite the first side. The flexible lens mount comprises a resilient member, a base member, and a fastener. The resilient member includes a first end, a second end, and a first surface adapted to abut the second side of the flexible lens. The resilient member is adapted to be flexed to form a first arc of about degrees D of about radius R. The base member includes a second surface forming a second arc which complements the first arc. The second surface is adapted to abut the first side of the flexible lens such that the flexible lens is disposed intermediate the first and second surfaces. The base member further comprises a first retaining member disposed at one end to retain the first end of the resilient member, and a second retaining member disposed at an other end to retain the second end of the resilient member. The fastener abuts either the first or second end of the resilient member to exert a force to secure the resilient member relative to the base member.

Flexible lens mount

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Stillwater, MN, United States of America

Michael Alan Fry