Rgb Systems, Inc.

Other

Snap Cpap, LLC

Mercurymd, Inc.

The Mead Corporation

Fiberlan, Inc.

Stanley S Coe

William Cameron Stewart, Jr

Andrew C Edwards

David Pincek

Stuart Heatherington

Xiaozheng Lu

William T Lawson

Alan J Ying

Jeff Hatley

Carlo Espiritu

Nerio Perez

Dave Pincek

Alan B Mann

Vipul J Bhatt

A respiratory assembly is provided. The assembly includes at least one post having a nasal engaging portion on about a first end thereof for delivering treatment gases to the nasal cavity of a patient. A pair of tubes capable of receiving gas from a hose or fluid source are selectively engaged with the pair of posts for delivering treatment gases from the inlet through the receptacle and into the nasal cavity of the patient. A splitter may be positioned between the hose or fluid source and the pair of tubes. Ball and socket joints may provide enhanced flexibility of the assembly while in use.

Respiratory assembly

A respiratory mask assembly is provided. The assembly includes at least one post having a nasal engaging portion on about a first end thereof for delivering treatment gases to the nasal cavity of a patient. A mask having an inlet for receiving treatment gases from a fluid source and at least one receptacle for being sealably engaged with a respective one of the at least one post for delivering treatment gases from the inlet through the receptacle and into the nasal cavity of the patient is provided. The mask is configured for selective sealable engagement with the patient's mouth, patient's nose, or both the patient's mouth and the patient's nose.

Respiratory mask assembly

An external power supply housing configured for multiple mounting options. In one or more embodiments, the housing of the invention comprises channels configured to accept straps for mounting said housing to a support structure by means of those straps. In one or more embodiments, the housing of the invention comprises threaded inserts configured to mount said housing to a support structure by means of threaded fasteners. In one or more embodiments, the housing of the invention comprises a snap engagement portion configured to snap engage a mating power supply caddy for mounting the housing to the caddy.

Power supply support system

A computer mouse including a base and rotatably coupled controller that permits only circular arc motions where only two radii of curvature are permitted and the radii differ in length. Hand translation is prevented by the device. A contoured hand engaging surface on the controller includes a raised palm seat with a spiral hand seat around the palm seat. Ergonomically-configured selectors are described. The hand motions permitted by the mouse are constrained by a toroidal shape at the interface between a base and a rotatably-movable controller. Selectors include one or more one finger activated keys mechanically linked to an internal electrical selector switch. A thumbwheel selector is also located in the controller.

Computer mouse

An external power supply support system includes an enclosure with indentations spanning its top and side surfaces in a substantially horizontal fashion, and a caddy with a shell-like body configured to engage at least a portion of the indented power supply enclosure. The shell-like caddy body is provided with mounting apertures spaced according to standard rack rail aperture spacing. The mounting apertures emanate from a series of integral structures bulging from the bottom surface of the shell-like caddy body. The bulging aperture structures in combination with several integral structural ribs are configured collectively to provide a substantially flat and elevated interface suitable for secure mounting of the caddy to a support surface.

Speaker

A speaker mount includes a support structure attachment, an adjustable mount connected to the structure attachment and including a first connector, and a speaker attachment including a second connector. The first and second connectors may selectively be connected or disconnected, permitting a speaker to be connected to and disconnected from the remainder of the mount. The first connector is mounted to a ball. A lock plate is mounted at an opposing side of the ball from the first connector. A fastener controls the distance between the first connector and the lock plate. In one position, the fastener draws the lock plate and first connector towards one another, fixing the lock plate in a position on the ball, and in another position allows the first connector to be moved relative to the ball. The mount permits orientation of a speaker in a variety of positions relative to a support structure.

Method and apparatus for adjustably mounting a speaker

Housing for loud speakers

Docking stations for transferring data between handheld electronic devices and various data input/output devices are provided. A docking station includes a housing, an infrared (IR) signal emitter disposed within the housing, and one or more cradles formed within the housing. Each cradle is configured to removably receive a handheld electronic device therein and includes a floor and a first peripheral wall extending outwardly from the floor in a direction transverse to the floor. The first peripheral wall is permeable to IR signals. A second peripheral wall surrounds the first peripheral wall in adjacent, spaced-apart relationship such that the first and second peripheral walls define a peripheral area. The second peripheral wall comprises an IR-reflective inner surface. A cylindrical lens is positioned within the peripheral area and is configured to receive IR signals from an IR emitter and scatter the IR signals throughout the peripheral area. The IR-reflective surface is configured to reflect the scattered IR signals through the IR-permeable first peripheral wall and into the cradle.

Docking stations for transferring data between handheld electronic devices and other devices via infrared communications

Docking station

An optical fiber wiring center comprising a base, an optical fiber receiver means attached to and spaced apart from the base, the receiver means containing parallel first and second rows of individual open top cavities, the number of cavities in said first row being essentially equal to the number of cavities in said second row and any given cavity in the first row being essentially coplanar with one other cavity in the second row, and a splice holding means disposed between coplanar cavities.

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Stanley S Coe