Thayer Intellectual Property, Inc.

Tesla, Inc.

Tesla Motors, Inc.

How, Peter

Druker, Joshua

Liou, Edward

Leugers, Martin

Carver, Jonathan

Peter How

Joshua T Druker

Shigeru Tanaka

Bruce M McCormack

Jeffrey D Smith

Edward Liou

Martin A Leugers

Edward Fletcher Eyster

Jonathan Carver

Dustin Grace

Mark Goldman

Joseph G McCormack

Adam Horton

Scott Ira Kohn

Kevin Ray Anderson

Joseph Mardall

Angus Rittenburg

Dorian Watkins West

Paul Baron Guerra

Christopher John Stoffel

Adam Maser

Ganesh Ramanarayan Singh

Christopher Grimmer

Woodruff Phillips

Jason Haer

A method of managing leakage of liquid inside a battery system comprises: containing leaking liquid in a non-liquid sensitive region of the battery system so as to protect internal electrical components of the battery system from coming in contact with the leaking liquid; and in direct response to the leakage, expunging the leaking liquid from the battery system. A drain device includes: a body with a port therethrough, the body configured to be positioned in a wall of a container; means for opening the port in response to a first liquid contacting the drain device on an inside of the container; and means for resisting ingress into the container by a second liquid that contacts the drain device on an outside of the container.

Self-activated draining system

A vortex separator includes: a housing having a cylindrical chamber therein; an inlet through a mantle of the cylindrical chamber, the inlet positioned at a proximal end of the housing; a pipe that enters the housing at the proximal end and extends axially through the cylindrical chamber toward a distal end of the housing which is closed; an outlet through the mantle, the outlet positioned at the distal end; and a catch basin at the outlet.

Energy storage container with vortex separator

Disclosed herein is a system for releasing a ligament. In one embodiment, the system includes a proximal handle, a tubular body, and a flexible body. The tubular body includes a proximal end and a distal end. The handle is coupled to the proximal end. The flexible body extends through the tubular body and includes a tissue cutting portion. The flexible body or tubular body is longitudinally displaceable to move the tissue cutting portion between a non-deployed state and a deployed state.

Systems and methods for treatment of compressed nerves

Disclosed herein is a system for releasing a ligament. In one embodiment, the system includes a proximal handle, a tubular body, and a flexible body. The tubular body includes a proximal end and a distal end. The handle is coupled to the proximal end. The flexible body extends through the tubular body and includes a tissue cutting portion. The flexible body is longitudinally displaceable relative to the tubular body to move the tissue cutting portion between a non-deployed state and a deployed state.

Handle for a medical device

Medical device

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Peter How