Gyrus Acmi, Inc.

Z124

Chambers, Thomas R.

O'connor, Michael

Hydak, Kenneth James

Davis, Josh

Derossi, Michael

Page, Richard

Hrabovenskyy, Taras

Hlushchenko, Kostyantyn

Ren, Hua (kevin)

Zhou, Jieguang (jiemy)

Wang, Ruiping

Zhao, Baojun Will

Michael O'Connor

Steve Gaynes

John Morici

Michael F DeRossi

Riyad Moe

Charles Becze

Gilberto Cavada

Josh Davis

Taras Hrabovenskyy

Michael DeRossi

Richard Page

Kostyantyn Hlushchenko

Kenneth James Hydak

Jieguang Zhou

Thomas R Chambers

Ruiping Wang

Hua Ren

Baojun Will Zhao

A myringotomy device includes a housing; an elongated tube extending from the housing; and a retractable cutting tool extendable through the elongated tube, the cutting tool comprising a blade. The cutting tool is configured such that when advanced, the blade of the cutting tool extends beyond a distal end of the elongated tube. The cutting tool is also configured such that when retracted, the blade is retracted into the elongated tube and a fluid conduit is created from the distal end of the elongated tube to the housing.

Myringotomy tool with multiple tool heads

A device comprises a retractable shaft; a shaft biasing spring; and an actuator button. The retractable shaft is biased away from the actuator button by the shaft biasing spring. A magnetic attracting force is created between the retractable shaft and the actuator button upon actuation of the actuator button. Before actuation, a distance between the actuator button and the retractable shaft is great enough that the magnetic attracting force is less than a biasing force of the shaft biasing spring such that the retractable shaft is biased away from the actuator button. Upon actuation, the actuator button is depressed to make the distance between the actuator button and the retractable shaft sufficiently small such that the magnetic attracting force is greater than the biasing force of the shaft biasing spring to allow the retractable shaft to be biased towards the actuator button.

Retraction mechanism for medical device

A handheld computing device can include a substantially rectangular first screen having a front surface, a rear surface, and a beveled edge extending between the front and rear surfaces of the first screen and a substantially rectangular second screen rotatably connected to the first screen so that the device is foldable between an open position and a closed position, the second screen having a front surface, a rear surface, and a beveled edge extending between the front and rear surfaces of the second screen. When the device is in the closed position, the first and second screens are positioned back-to-back and the beveled edges of the first and second screens angle inwardly toward the other respective screen to provide an angled surface configured to facilitate opening the device.

Beveled handheld communication device edge

A handheld communication device includes first and second screens, a hinge to rotate the first and second screens between open and closed positions, and a permanent magnet to maintain the first and second screens in the closed position.

Magnetically securing two screens of a handheld communication device

A handheld computing device may include a first screen having a first display, a second screen having a second display, and a hinge connected to the first and second screens. The hinge may include a plurality of axes to enable the first and second screens to rotate about distinct axes. The hinge may include a hub having an internal passage configured to electrically couple the first and second screens.

Hinge for a handheld computing device

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Michael O'Connor