Deka Products Limited Partnership

Nova Technology Corporation

Agfa Corporation

Steven W Nickson

John Matthew Kerwin

Christopher Charles Langenfeld

Dirk Albertus Van Der Merwe

Stanley B Smith, Iii

N Christopher Perry

Stewart M Coulter

Christopher Olin Evans

Keith David Violette

Gerald Michael Guay

Thomas S Schnellinger

Alexander H Muller

Laurence S Blake

Stephen R Manning

Nicholas K Stefanidakis

David E Altobelli

Philip A Rombult

Jeffrey M Janway

Michael J E Campbell

Thomas B Horgan

John D Kennedy

Michael L Gallant

Richard W Sheppe, Jr

Dennis D Giguere

Stanley B Smith

Stanley B Iii Smith

A prosthetic arm apparatus including a plurality of segments that provide a user of the prosthetic arm apparatus with substantially the same movement capability and function as a human arm. The segments are connectable to one another and connectable to a prosthetic support apparatus that may be adorned by the user. Each segment of the plurality of segments provides a portion of the movement capability, enabling the plurality of connected segments connected to the harness mount to provide substantially the same movement capability as that lacking in the user.

Arm prosthetic device

A probe for a dermal phase meter includes a handle with a removable extension that terminates with a displaceable center conductor. A replaceable tip attaches to the distal end of the extension and includes a center conductor that engages the center conductor in the extension and an outer conductor that establishes electrical connection through the extension. Substituting different replacement tips provides a probe with an articulation capability.

Dermal phase meter with improved replaceable probe tips

Dermal phase meter with replaceable probe tips

A method and apparatus for measuring relative hydration of a substrate. Measurements of the electrical characteristics of the substrate and the force applied to and the temperature of the substrate during the measurement provide inputs for determining such relative hydration of the substrate.

Method and apparatus for measuring relative hydration of a substrate

A system for holding recording media onto a media support surface, comprises, a media support element including a media support surface and a second side, substantially opposing the media support surface. A plurality of vacuum ports pass from the media support surface to the second side and communicate with a device for drawing air through each of the plurality of vacuum ports to hold the recording media against said media support surface. A sequencing manifold connected between the device for drawing air and the plurality of vacuum ports selectively draws air through a portion of the plurality of vacuum ports over a region substantially matching the size of the recording media.

Method and apparatus for holding recording media onto a media support

A sequencing manifold for selectively drawing air from a plurality of vacuum channels, comprises, a fixed element having an outer surface and an internal cylinder, the fixed element further including a plurality of holes passing from the outer surface to the internal cylinder, the plurality of holes communicating with the plurality of vacuum channels. A piston is movably disposed within the internal cylinder and includes a hollow portion in communication with a device for drawing air. The piston is movable within the internal cylinder to align the hollow portion with a predetermined number of the plurality of holes for selectively drawing air from the predetermined number of the plurality of holes.

Method and apparatus for selectively drawing air from a plurality of

A probe for a biophysical skin measurement device includes: a disposable sensor; a handle for receiving a cable from the measurement device; a socket on the handle electrically interconnected with the cable; and means for removably engaging the disposable sensor device and the socket; when engaged, the sensor device being electrically interconnected with the cable through the socket for providing measurement signals to the biophysical skin measurement device.

Probe for a biophysical skin measurement device

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Derry, NH, United States of America

Steven W Nickson