Altitude Medical, Inc.

Altitutde Medical, Inc.

Richard James Gilbert

Jacob Vincent McKnight

Matthew Laws

Adam Wilmore Paterson

Alexander Roman Oshmyansky

Gregg Alan Henderson

Nicholas Hooton

Virginia Summerfield Gardiner

Damian Palin

Matthew David Laws

Adam Willmore Paterson

Jacob Vincent Mcknight

Devices, systems, and methods for promoting hand sanitization which may be mounted above or near a door handle. Hand sanitization devices include a sanitizer agent cartridge disposed inside a housing body and fluidically coupled to an actuating pump. The pump is configured to dispense the sanitizer when an actuation mechanism is pushed or pulled. The cartridge is also coupled to a pump sheath disposed below the pump so as to protect the internal components of the devices from unintentional splashing by the sanitizer agent. The hand sanitization devices may also record when the door is opened, when the sanitizer is dispensed, if the cartridge is empty, and when a user is approaching the door. The hand sanitization devices also have a user interface system configured to encourage the approaching user to sanitize their hands.

Method and apparatus for dispensing sanitizer fluid, opening doors, and recording data pertaining to hand sanitization

Apparati and methods for dispensing sanitizer fluid via handles on doors and equipment, and data and recording events pertaining to hand sanitization, are disclosed.

Apparatus for dispensing sanitizer fluid and recording data pertaining to hand sanitization

Apparatus and methods for dispensing sanitizer fluid via handles on doors and equipment, and data and recording events pertaining to hand sanitization, are disclosed.

Method and apparatus for dispensing sanitizer fluid via door handles, and recording data pertaining to hand sanitization

Cartridge for a dispenser of a liquid and/or gel

A method and apparatus for dispensing sanitizer fluid from a door handle, including a latch mechanism lever adapted for coupling to a door latch mechanism and a trigger lever coupled to the latch mechanism lever. The latch mechanism lever can be selectively actuated independent of the trigger lever to actuate the door latch mechanism without dispensing sanitizer fluid. The apparatus may further include a sanitizer fluid reservoir and a pump coupled to the trigger lever to control sanitizer fluid flow from the sanitizer fluid reservoir to a nozzle when the trigger lever is actuated, where the nozzle is positioned proximate the latch mechanism lever. Embodiments of the invention may further include a method of use of the apparatus.

Method and apparatus for dispensing sanitizer fluid

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London, United Kingdom

Richard James Gilbert