Hewlett-packard Company

Agilent Technologies, Inc.

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Activbody, Inc.

Other

Hewlett-packard Corporation

Marvell International Technology Ltd

Aqx, Inc.

Stephen Vance Cooper

Jonathan Neal Andrews

Phillip H Salvatori

David Lynn Burton

Laura Elisabeth Simmons

Martin John Maiers

Gregory Dean Brink

Kostadin Dimitrov Yanev

Martin G Rockwell

Angel Georgiev Vassilev

Ludmil Borissov Kalaydjiyski

Ben Temple

Kurt Frederick Olsen

James D Bledsoe

Jesse Wayne Miller

Wendy Blumberg-Dominguez

Jonathan Victor Samuel Boro

John M Kent

Kurt F Olsen

Carl E Benvegar

Jeffrey A Thomas

Gary N Shepard

Garry L Killgore

David J Gembala

Ludmil Borrisov Kalaydjiyski

Benjamin Temple

Force measurement systems and methods are disclosed for accurate real-time measurement of forces. The system is configured to measure force as a function of time. The system may comprise a handheld device capable of measuring a force externally applied to opposing surface regions thereof for the purpose of monitoring or directing isometric exercises for personal wellness. Additionally, the system may be configured to communicate force measurement data to a remote device or server.

Force measurement device

An apparatus for use in exercising in water, preferably deep water running, includes a shoe that is configured to be worn by the user. The shoe includes a plurality of drag-generating elements attached to and extending from each side of said shoe for generating drag forces on the shoe during movement in water. The drag-generating elements generate more drag for movement of said shoe in a rearward direction than in a forward direction and are sized and positioned to simulate the forces on the user's foot arising from land-based running.

Shoe for deep-water-running exercise

A service station for a pen that incldues a treadmill belt that has an outer surface and an inner surface and a pen cap positioned on the outer surface of the treadmill belt, wherein the pen cap is positioend between the treadmill belt and the pen. THe service statin further including two rollers upon which the treadmill belt is mounted, wherein the two rollers contact the inner surface of the treatmill belt for driving the treadmill belt. In addition, there is no device positioned between the two rolelrs that engages the inner surface of the treadmill belt so as to move the outer surface toward the pen. THe service statino further includes a drive axle coupled to one of the rollers and a mechanism for switching a direction of travel of the treadmill belt.

Method and system of capping that employs a treadmill belt

A carrying case for external defibrillator having at least one surface-mounted operation features. The carrying case includes a main interior compartment that securely holds a defibrillator such that at least one of surface-mounted operational features of the defibrillator is accessible to the operator without removing the defibrillator from the carrying case. This enables the defibrillator to be used while held in said main interior compartment. At least one storage compartment is provided having an interior dimension adapted to hold at least one item associated with the defibrillator. The storage compartment has an associated aperture formed on an exterior of the carrying case such that the storage compartment is accessible from an exterior of the carrying case.

Carrying case for defibrillator

A thermal inkjet printer with firing nozzles perpendicular to the carriage motion has two motors: paper and carriage. These motors, alone or in concert, provide the power to the service station. The service station has separate wiping and pen cleaning functions. The wipers need to move across the pens in a direction that is perpendicular the carriage direction. Through the use of gears, the wipers can be made to clean the pens at the same time that the paper is being advanced and using the same motor source. For capping, the caps are moved into place as the pens come to rest. The motion of the pens themselves could easily push a lever that pushes the caps into place.

Service station for printers having firing nozzles perpendicular to direction of carriage motion

A roller for contacting print media in an image forming device includes a tubular core formed of a first material and having an inner surface and an outer surface, and a sleeve formed of a second material and surrounding a portion of the tubular core. The sleeve includes an inner portion surrounding a portion of the inner surface of the tubular core and an outer portion surrounding a portion of the outer surface of the tubular core. The outer portion of the sleeve has an outer surface for contacting the print media. As such, contact of the print media with the roller is made by the outer portion of the sleeve when the print media is routed through the image forming device.

Cored roller for image forming device

A carrying case for external defibrillator having at least one surface-mounted operational features. The carrying case includes a main interior compartment that securely holds a defibrillator such that at least one of surface-mounted operational features of the defibrillator is accessible to the operator without removing the defibrillator from the carrying case. This enables the defibrillator to be used while held in said main interior compartment. At least one storage compartment is provided having an interior dimension adapted to hold at least one item associated with the defibrillator. The storage compartment has an associated aperture formed on an exterior of the carrying case such that the storage compartment is accessible from an exterior of the carrying case.

A multi-axis restraining system for releasably restraining a battery pack installed in an instrument battery pocket such that the battery terminals and instrument contacts are rigidly secured to each other. The instrument contacts are loosely mounted within the instrument so that they may float, traveling with the battery pack in response to shocks and vibration. The present invention significantly eliminates relative motion between the battery terminals and instrument contacts, substantially eliminating welding and fretting of the contacts and terminals. The present invention is particularly beneficial in instruments such as defibrillators which require reliable and efficient use of the battery power.

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Amity, OR, United States of America

Stephen Vance Cooper