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Michael C Makay

Robert Angelo Riccomini

Aaron B Weast

Jamian Russell Cobbett

Mark Ries Robinson

Cole Derby

J Gerson Goldberg

Brian L Kash

Elena Adelle Allen

Steven D Powell

Akifusa Nakazawa

Haiping Liao

Lola Oyibo

Austin J Orand

Ariel David Turgel

Caleb W Dyer

Kwamina Crankson

Andrea M Vinet

Peter P Williams, Ii

Peter Lam

Samantha Young

Jing Zhang

Daniel K Harden

Alexander Joseph Ringrose

Stephen Joseph Pons

Richard Thayer Wales

Torence Lu

Edward Stephen Lowe

Gerardo Moreno

Ashok T Desai

James Zipperer

Bert B Buxton

Vikram Mehta

Mark Hearn

Guillermo Trejo

Marco Micheletti

Kate Cummings

Philipe Manoux

James Bielman

Francis Zaremba

Jacobus Marcus Berkhout

Demi Raven

Mark Edward Hearn

Robyn Shaffer

Monica Shen Knotts

Kwamina Orankson

Elisa Payer

Kyle West

Alex Rabkin

Sharice Quan Handa

Daniel Sargent

John Maxwell Ringrose

Jace Martin

Franklyn Bucknor, Jr

Halle Ann Van De Hey

Ricardo Verheul

Kris Henderson

Kareem Aly

Brian P Lovera

Nikolaus Adrian Wittenstein

Vladimir Joukov

Jake Sprouse

The present invention provides methods and systems that provide for reliable, convenient, and noninvasive assessment of hydration status. The methods and apparatuses can use the temporal sequence of the aortic value opening and closing along with the user's body position to derive parameters that determine the hydration status of the user. The user can use this information to make near-term lifestyle changes that can improve physical performance, health, and general wellbeing.

Hydration assessment system

An adjustable weight exercise system is provided. A permanent weight assembly and a plurality of interlocking weights are provided. A base comprises an interlocking weight carrier, wherein the interlocking weights are supported on the interlocking weight carrier and an interlocking weight selector, wherein the interlocking weight selector is adapted to cause interlocking weights to be set to be locked to the permanent weight assembly while the permanent weight assembly is not on the base, wherein placement of the permanent weight assembly on the base causes interlocking weights that are set to be locked to the permanent weight assembly to be locked to the permanent weight assembly, and wherein placement of the permanent weight assembly on the base does not cause interlocking weights that are not set to be locked to the permanent weight assembly to be locked to the permanent weight assembly.

Dynamic adjustable exercise system

A concentrate adaptor for a vaporizer device includes a reservoir and a base. The reservoir holds a concentrate. The reservoir is positioned within a vessel of the vaporizer device and is heated by a heating element of the vaporizer device to transfer heat to the concentrate, thereby generating an aerosol for inhalation by a user. The reservoir includes a sidewall surrounding an interior volume of the reservoir. The reservoir also includes a capillary structure positioned along the sidewall configured to direct the concentrate to the sidewall to be heated by the heating element.

Concentrate adaptor for vaporizer device

A system for connection to a catheter to aspirate clot from the vasculature of a patient includes a vacuum console and a canister assembly which can be removably mounted in a mounting region of the vacuum console. The canister assembly includes a clear canister with an interior and an open top. A lid is removably attachable over the open top of the clear canister, and the clear canister has a vacuum port and a pressure sensing port each formed in a wall of the canister. The vacuum port aligns with a vacuum connector on the enclosure and the pressure sensing port aligns with a pressure sensing connector on the enclosure when the canister assembly is mounted on the mounting region of the vacuum console. The clear canister has a filter plate configured to be suspended in the interior of the clear canister at a location mid-way between the open top and a bottom to separate clot from blood as they are aspirated from the catheter.

Apparatus and methods for clot aspiration

A dispensing mechanism includes at least two helical augers having threads, and at least two channels configured to hold the items to be dispensed. The items to be dispensed are received at least partially within the threads of the augers. The dispensing mechanism includes a drive mechanism engaged with the at least two augers and configured to rotate the at least two augers to transport the items to be dispensed, driven by the threads of the augers, to dispense the items from the dispensing mechanism. The dispensing mechanism may include a separable dispenser and cassette.

Dispensing systems and methods for prefilled syringes

An article of footwear includes an upper defining an interior void and a first cable movable in a tightening direction to move the upper into a tightened state and movable in a loosening direction to move the upper into a loosened state. The article of footwear also includes a tightening grip operable to be moved away from the upper in a first direction to move the first cable in the tightening direction and a cable lock operable in a locked state to restrict movement of the first cable in the loosening direction and operable in an unlocked state to permit movement of the first cable in the loosening direction. A release grip is operable to be moved away from the upper in a second direction to move the cable lock from the locked state to the unlocked state, whereby the release grip is separate from the tightening grip.

Dynamic lacing system

A razor handle including a hollow, elongated gripping member having an open end, a second end and an intermediate opening, a cartridge connection member having a first end adapted to retain a razor cartridge and a second end forming an insert having a receiver, and a fastener adapted to pass through the intermediate opening of the gripping member and engage the receiver on the insert to securely retain the cartridge connection member on the gripping member. Also, a method of manufacturing a razor handle including inserting an insert of a cartridge connection member into an open end of a gripping member, passing a stem member of the fastener through an intermediate opening of the gripping portion, and securing the stem of the fastener to the cartridge connection member to retain the cartridge connection member on the gripping portion.

Razor handle

An apparatus comprising a first motor to control a rotation and a second motor to control a vibration of a moving portion of the apparatus. In one embodiment, the apparatus further comprises a controller to control of a ratio between the rotation and the vibration.

Dual motor apparatus

A wearable device assembly has a housing supporting a controller, display and indicator system thereon. The controller has at least one sensor wherein activity of a user wearing the device is detected. The controller selectively illuminates the indicator system to indicate a level of activity of the user.

Wearable device assembly having athletic functionality

Dual motor device

A brush comprising a first motor to control a rotation of a brush head, a second motor to control a vibration of the brush head. In one embodiment, the brush further comprises a controller to control of a ratio between the rotation and the vibration.

Dual motor cleansing brush

Wearable device having athletic functionality

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Michael C Makay