Interactive Strength, Inc.

Jimmyjane, Inc.

Covidien LP

Other

Thalia Capos LLC

Zoetis Services LLC

Gopro, Inc.

Tyco Healthcare Group LP

Sarcos Corp.

Sarcos Lc

Lelo Inc.

Dermal Photonics Corporation

Roland Jeffrey Wyatt

Yves Albert Behar

Trent Ward

Ethan F Imboden

Ryan C Artale

Christopher Michael Bradley

Jeffrey Alan Tilley

William Stuart

Jón Reyr Jóhannesson

Andrea Locatelli

Robert M Sharp

Tony Moua

Gregor Angus Berkowitz

Stephen C Jacobsen

Grant T Sims

Tomasz J Petelenz

Sean T O'Neill

Shu Kuen Chang

Stephen C Peterson

R Benjamin Knapp

Stephan Merkle

Subrat K Samantray

Ken Paul Koller

John Richard Rees

Thalia Roze Bradley

Jason L Craig

Thomas W Meiser

John George Muhlenkamp, Iv

Dylan R Kingsley

Timothy Macmillan

Jeffrey M Roy

Mark Joseph Huseman

Luke Waaler

William H Tolbert

Andrew Liu

Meghan Collins Long

Cynthia M Perry

Karim El Katcha

Paul Dunleavy

Drake D Stimson

Todd Gotham

Andrew P Roussell

Richard Benjamin Knapp

Philipe Sage

Thomas Meiser

Bradley Welding Kolstad

Dylan John Seguin

A surgical instrument includes a housing, an end effector, a movable handle, and a drive assembly. The movable handle includes first and second cantilever spring arms and is movable relative to the housing between a spaced-apart position and an approximated position. The first cantilever spring arm is flexed upon movement of the movable handle from the spaced-apart position towards the approximated position to bias the movable handle towards the spaced-apart position. The drive assembly is operably coupled between the movable handle and the end effector such that movement of the movable handle from the spaced-apart position towards the approximated position moves the end effector from an open position towards a clamping position for clamping tissue. The second cantilever spring arm is flexed upon application of a threshold pressure to tissue clamped by the end effector to control an amount of pressure applied to tissue clamped by the end effector.

Energy-based surgical instrument for treating tissue

An interactive exercise system includes a mechanical support system and a display module held by the mechanical support system. A force-controlled motor is attached to the mechanical support system and a reel is driven by the force-controlled motor. The interactive exercise system also has a handle graspable by a user and includes a cord extending between the reel and the handle. Force applied through the force-controlled motor is based at least in part on detected user force input.

Force feedback arm for an interactive exercise machine

Storage bin

An interactive exercise system includes a mechanical support system and a display module held by the mechanical support system. At least one force-controlled component is engageable by a user and connected to the mechanical support system, with the force-controlled component configure to reduce force when applied user force is great enough to cause tip-over or unwanted movement of the mechanical support system. The force-controlled component can be graspable by a user and allows for a range of exercise types and programs.

Interactive exercise machine support and mounting system

An interactive exercise system includes a mechanical support system and a display module held by the mechanical support system. A force-controlled motor is attached to the mechanical support system and a reel is driven by the force-controlled motor. The interactive exercise system also has a handle graspable by a user and includes a cord extending between the reel and the handle. The handle or other accessory can be attached by a quick release mechanism. Force applied through the force-controlled motor is based at least in part on detected user force input.

Positionable arm with quick release for an interactive exercise machine

Exercise device

An interactive exercise system includes a mechanical support system and a display module held by the mechanical support system. A mirror element is attached to at least partially cover the display module. At least one movable arm is connected to the support system and at least one force-controlled component is connected to the mechanical support system. The force-controlled component can be graspable by a user and allows for a range of exercise types and programs.

Interactive exercise machine system with mirror display

Handle for laparoscopic device

Multi-camera mount

The present invention is directed to a capo for use with a stringed musical instrument and which is engaged from the bottom portion of the neck of the musical instrument. The capo has a generally L-shaped frame connected to a lever and a pincher configured so that pressure applied to the lever causes the pincher to move toward the lever, allowing the space between the pincher and free end portion of the frame to receive the neck of the musical instrument. The exterior of the frame is configured to received interchangeable inlays, and the free end portion of the frame is configured to receive changeable neck pads.

Capo with replaceable neck pads

An infusion assembly is provided. Such an infusion assembly includes a first infusion body and a first nozzle operably engaged with the first infusion body. A first plunger is configured to translate longitudinally within the first infusion body for dispensing a first substance out of the first infusion body through the first nozzle. The plunger has a translating member and a stopper piston separable and removable from the translating member. Once separated, the stopper piston is capable of receiving a second nozzle of a second infusion body such that the first substance, along with a second substance in the second infusion body, are capable of being sequentially administered to a target site. An associated method and kit are also provided.

Assembly for sequentially delivering substances, and associated methods

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Bozeman, MT, United States of America

Roland Jeffrey Wyatt