Widex A/s

Michael Frydendal Larssen

Drew Rosskelly

Per Kokholm Sorensen

Boris Valnert

Thorvaldur Oli Bodvarsson

Flemming Risager

Leif Hoejslet Christensen

Kasper Vestentoft

Jacob Lindner Bonde

Jan Harry Hales

Torsten Lund-Olesen

Oskar Tynelius

Rune Aarup Due

Jorgen Landgrebe Andreasen

Per Kokholm SØRENSEN

The present invention relates to a direct alcohol fuel cell (DAFC) comprising an anode terminal electrically connected to an anode catalyst in fluid communication with a fuel supply; a cathode catalyst in fluid communication with a gaseous oxidant; an electrically conducting cathode plate having a collecting element with evaporation holes, a bendable segment and a terminal site, which collecting element is electrically connected to the cathode catalyst; and a housing containing the collecting element, and a proton exchange membrane (PEM) between the anode catalyst and the cathode catalyst.

Direct alcohol fuel cell

Disclosed is a refueling unit for refueling a fuel cell. The refueling unit comprising a fuel cell receiving section and a cartridge receiving section. The refuelling unit is configured to receive through a waste inlet a waste fluid. The refuelling unit further comprises an intermediate fuel reservoir for storing fuel. The refuelling unit is configured to firstly receive in the intermediate fuel reservoir a predetermined amount of fuel from a cartridge and secondly empty the intermediate fuel reservoir and guide said fuel stored therein into the fuel reservoir of a fuel cell connected to the fuel cell receiving section.

Refuelling unit for refuelling fuel cell of hearing aid

A system and method for refuelling a fuel cell having a fuel reservoir. The system includes a cartridge () having a first reservoir () for storing fuel for the fuel cell and a refuelling unit adapted to receive a waste liquid from the fuel reservoir of the fuel cell and provide fuel from the first reservoir () of the cartridge () to the fuel reservoir of the fuel cell. The system further includes a second reservoir for storing the waste liquid from the fuel cell, a cartridge for use with the system, a refuelling unit for use with the system.

System for refuelling a hearing aid fuel cell

A head-worn device comprises a housing with an insulating housing wall and is housing a conducting element () having at least one end embedded into the housing wall, and a component () being arranged adjacent to the conducting element (). The component () and the conducting element () are being separated by a partitioning element () provided as an insulator. The partitioning element () is having a shape increasing the travelling distance for a spark between the conducting element () and the component () by at least 40%, and a thickness and a Dielectric Strength sufficient to resist 3 kV without breaking down.

Head-worn device having electrostatic discharge protection

A changeable cartridge for a hearing device docking station, the changeable cartridge having a flexible waste reservoir adapted to receive waste products from hearing device fuel cell power packs, and a flexible fuel reservoir adapted to hold and provide fuel to hearing device fuel cell power packs. The present invention further relates to a hearing device docking station and a hearing device docking station assembly.

Changeable cartridge for hearing device docking stations

The present invention relates to a hearing device fuel cell power pack comprising a connector part of a connector assembly for exchanging fluids between the hearing device fuel cell power pack and a hearing device docking station, the connector part comprising a moveable valve piston being adapted to move between a closed valve position and an open valve position. The connector part forms part of a single-interface fuel cell connector assembly.

Single-interface connector assembly for hearing device fuel cell power pack

The present invention relates to a changeable cartridge for a hearing device docking station, said changeable cartridge comprising a flexible waste reservoir being adapted to receive waste products from hearing device fuel cell power packs, and a flexible fuel reservoir being adapted to hold and provide fuel to hearing device fuel cell power packs. The present invention further relates to a hearing device docking station and a hearing device docking station assembly.

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Vekso, Denmark

Michael Frydendal Larssen