Plastic Logic Limited

Axis Spine Technologies Ltd.

Safran Seats USA LLC

Safran Seats

Nick Sandham

Simon James Jones

Carl Martin Hayton

David Fisher

Duncan Barclay

Ben Watson

Anusha Nirmalananthan

Jonathan Arcos

Christopher Reah

John Sutcliffe

Obi Agu

Patrick Joseph McKenna

Eddie Hamilton

Arthur K Glain

Victor Carlioz

Anasha Nirmalananthan

A self-supporting surgical retractor is provided for retracting soft tissue and anatomy at a spinal surgical site. The retractor includes a tubular base defining an upper rim and a lower rim and a working channel there between the upper and lower rims, in which the base and lower rim are sized and configured to be seated on adjacent vertebral bodies spanning an intervertebral space. At least two elongated legs are provided, each projecting from the upper rim and each including a fixation feature at a free end thereof. Each of the legs has a length sufficient for the fixation feature to be outside the body of a patient when the lower rim is seated on adjacent vertebral bodies of the patient. The retractor is formed of a radio-transparent or radio-lucent material.

Radiolucent surgical retractor

A passenger seat () with a sitting area (), a side ottoman (), an open space () that may be enclosed via use of a bed extension (), and a backrest (). The backrest may be divided into an upper portion and a lower portion. The seat may also be provided with one or more storage areas and/or a side console.

Passenger seat with comfort layout

This invention generally relates to an electronic document reading device, that is to a device such as an electronic book which presents a document to a user on a display to enable the user to read the document. A portable flex-tolerant electronic document reading device, the device including a flex-tolerant display coupled to a flex-tolerant layer of pixel driver circuitry, and wherein said device has a physical configuration comprising a planar display surface and a rear surface having a frame around its outer perimeter to stiffen the device, the frame defining a central region of relatively reduced thickness compared with a thickness of said frame.

Electronic document reading devices

The invention relates to electronic devices, in particular consumer electronic devices, including an electrophoactive display, as well as to electronic document reading devices, sometimes called e-readers, such as electronic books. We describe an electronic device including an electroactive display and a light to illuminate said display, wherein said display has a viewing surface, and wherein said light is configured to illuminate said display from in front and to one side of an edge of said viewing surface, across said viewing surface and through a front-most surface of said display.

Electronic reading devices

Electronic document reader

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London, United Kingdom

Nick Sandham