Kopin Corporation

Abbott Laboratories Corporation

Iluminage Beauty, Ltd.

Thomas Gerard Parent

Junggeun Tak

Zachary Jarrod Traina

Adrian Mark Thomas West

James P Perry

James D Wilson

Allan Lee Cameron

Brian Stonecipher

Philip Charles Walker

John J Kropczynski, Jr

Meghan Walter

Xiaomin Yan

Dennis Kopilec

Christine Ciccone

Peter Simpson

John J Kropczynski

Srinivasan Krishnan

A wearable display apparatus includes a display for providing viewable images. A display support assembly can support the display. The display support assembly can be self centering and telescoping for adjusting the position of the display for viewing by a user. The display support assembly can include right side and left side arm members spaced apart from each other, and a flexibly resilient support member to which the display is mounted between the arm members. The support member can be telescopically mounted to the arm members. The support member can have flexibly resilient right and left side portions secured to the display. Each side portion can be slidably mounted to a respective arm member for telescoping. The support member can have a material cross section that provides stiffness for supporting the display when in a generally horizontal orientation for viewing while also providing resilient flexibility between the arm members to self center the display between the arm members with changes in distances between the arm members.

Wearable electronic display with pivoting display

Wearable electronic display

An enteral connector assembly and system () communicates fluid between a bag B' or a bottle B&#x2033; and an enteral feeding set. The system () includes an end cap () that communicates enteral fluid across a barrier () having a specially configured barrier keyway () formed with a barrier port (). The barrier () establishes an interstice () that when combined with the spike barrier () prevents introduction of and fluid communication with legal intravenous spikes (LS) and other incompatible connectors, while enabling connection to and fluid communication with compatible components such as an interconnect () having multiple tines () that include specially shaped tips () that extend across the interstice () to pierce a seal, septum, and/or sealing membrane and form a fluid pathway.

Enteral connectors and systems

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Cambridge, MA, United States of America

Thomas Gerard Parent