Mederi Therapeutics, Inc.

Addnclick, Inc.

Coulomb Technologies, Inc.

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Other

Chargepoint, Inc.

Kyphon Inc.

Dvdplay, Inc.

Enlighted, Inc.

Curon Medical, Inc.

Apneon, Inc.

Basis Science, Inc.

Jasper Ridge Inc.

Plenum Wireless, Inc.

Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.v.

Peter H Muller

David Baxter

David S Utley

Ronald G Lax

Eric N Doelling

Larry W Fullerton

Darren Chin-Ho Kim

Craig T Matsuno

Price B Terzis

Jack D Robinson

Teng Lew Lim

Timothy Noke

Wallace A Glausi

Stuart D Edwards

John W Gaiser

Michael Lawrence Reo

Ryan Boucher

Jay J Qin

Lionel M Nelson

Jinfang Liu

Dee Cravens

James Cluff

Theodore R Kucklick

Milton T Tormey

Robin B Bek

Richard Lowenthal

Alex Hsia

Rachel Croft

Scott H West

Robert W Wise

Harjinder Bhade

Praveen Mandal

Rodney Laird

Brian Costello

Peter Lowe

Gadi Amit

Peter G Borden

Tanuj Mohan

Pasquale Romano

Carl F Hagenmaier, Jr

Julien Rouillac

Peter E Lowe

Michel Billard

Bharadwaj Srinivasan

Marco Della Torre

Sean Tan

Mac Baker

Dusan Hamar

Eric Silvers

James M Barbera

Anthony Watts Vastola

Bashir Ziady

Cynthia Edith Wrisley

Michael Reo

Electric vehicle charging station

Systems and methods deploy an electrode structure in contact with the tissue region. The electrode structure carries a sensor at a known location on the electrode structure to monitor an operating condition. The systems and methods provide an interface, which generate an idealized image of the electrode structure and an indicator image to represent the monitored operating condition in a spatial position on the idealized image corresponding to the location of the sensor on the electrode structure. The interface displays a view image comprising the idealized image and indicator image. The systems and methods cause the electrode structure to apply energy to heat the tissue region while the view image is displayed on the display screen.

Graphical user interface for association with an electrode structure deployed in contact with a tissue region

A sphincter treatment apparatus includes an energy delivery device introduction member including a proximal end with a first radius of curvature and a distal end with a second radius of curvature. The introduction member is configured to be introduced into the sphincter in a non-deployed state and to be expanded to a deployed state to at least partially expand the sphincter or an adjoining structure. An energy delivery device is coupled to the introduction member. A retainer member is coupled to the energy delivery device introduction member and configured to controllably position the introduction member in an orifice of the sphincter.

Sphincter treatment apparatus

Systems, method and apparatuses of a building control sensor unit are disclosed. One apparatus includes a building control sensor unit that includes one or more sensors operative to sense an environmental condition of a structure, and a transceiver, wherein the transceiver includes an extended antenna, wherein the extended antenna includes a strand of memory metal. The apparatus further includes a controller, wherein the controller is operative to receive information from other building control sensor units or a central controller, and transmit information to the other building control sensor units or the central controller, wherein the building control sensor unit is configured such that when placed on or within a ceiling of the structure, the extended antenna extends into the structure.

Smart sensor unit with memory metal antenna

Unified systems and methods enable control of the use and operation of a family of different treatment devices, to treat dysfunction in different regions of the body.

Unified systems and methods for controlling use and operation of a family of different treatment devices

Dual electric vehicle charging station

Described herein are hands-free vision aids that may be used for low-vision reading. These vision aids may be beneficial for individuals with low-vision disorders such as age-related macular degeneration, retinitis pigmentosa, and other visual disorders. The vision aids described here comprise an optical system with one or more light sources configured to provide a rectangular field of illumination with high illuminance levels bounded by high contrast perimeter. Such an illumination field greatly illuminates a targeted viewing region while reducing glare that arises from illuminating peripheral regions. Some vision aids use green light with high illuminance values for improving visual acuity and comfort for long-duration reading. The optical system of a vision aid may be configured to fit onto and/or integrate with eyeglass frames.

Hands-free vision aid

A system and method that uses internet content and/or content metadata as a means to establish social networks. Examples include linking internet users, searchers, viewers and/or listeners of the same and/or similar internet content to each other via a platform that enables any of the following in n-dimensional environments: social networking, communications, sharing, e-commerce, advertising, search, hosting and registry services, push and pull applications, anonymous communications, and rich presence.

Linking users into live social networking interactions based on the users' actions relative to similar content

Disclosed are tools, methods, and systems for establishing generally live, Content-based social networks, and for concurrently sharing Content and Content-relevant information within a social network. A Service registers Viewers and/or n-Users, and provides tools that enable a Viewer to identify n-Users concurrently viewing the same or similar Content, or having an interest in the same or similar Content. A Viewer can initiate or join a Content-based social network, and can share their Content with others, or view others' Content, and interact with n-Users via any of several methods. Service tools also enable a Viewer to define and selectively block or alter objectionable material so that it is no longer perceivable in its objectionable form. The described tools, methods, and systems also enable numerous innovative approaches to generate revenue for a Service, for providers of product and/or services, for Content providers, and others.

Dynamic information management system and method for content delivery and sharing in content-, metadata- and viewer-based, live social networking among users concurrently engaged in the same and/or similar content

Biometric device

A system and method that uses interne content and/or content metadata as a means to establish social networks. Examples include linking internet users, searchers, viewers and/or listeners of the same and/or similar internet content to each other via a platform that enables any of the following in n-dimensional environments: social networking, communications, sharing, e-commerce, advertising, search, hosting and registry services, push and pull applications, anonymous communications, and rich presence.

A system by which a User can associate selectable Markers, Data Packets and/or Objects with Content. The Content may generally be distributed electronically, and the Markers allow for insertion and/or overlay of Objects when the Content is selected for viewing by a Viewer. Objects and Data Packets are generally provided by a User, Promoter, Host, Service, or other entity to convey information to a Viewer. A Service provides tools and capabilities to both the User and the Promoter to facilitate their respective actions according to embodiments of the invention, including enabling the creation of live social networks (such as those linked to a specific Service provider, a specific User group, activities by a specific Promoter, and/or to specific Data Packets) and the creation of n-dimensional Virtual Environments.

System for inserting/overlaying markers, data packets and objects relative to viewable content and enabling live social networking, N-dimensional virtual environments and/or other value derivable from the content

Growing community of inventors

Woodside, CA, United States of America

Peter H Muller