Cooper-Standard Automotive, Inc.

Ropheka Technologies, LLC

Todd Evans

Brian James Cardwell

Eric Martin Krug

Steve Frederiksen

Terrence A Precht

Fred William Kreiner

Helmuth Otto Kroog

Norma Medina

Thomas D Evans

John Mann

Thomas B Stimson

This disclosure relates to a fluid conduit that incorporates sensors printed on an exterior wall of the fluid conduit. The sensors configured to sense an operating parameter of the fluid conduit. A protective layer is arranged to be deposited over at least selected portions of the printed electronic material.

Fluid conduit with printed sensors

Described herein are devices for applying conductive gels to electrodes and the gel-laminated electrodes produced thereby. The devices permit the reuse of the electrodes by easily applying fresh gels to them for each subsequent use. In a first example embodiment, all of the components of the laminating device are provided in a single housing. In a second example embodiment, the gel applying and drive components are housed within the device, and a replaceable cartridge houses the gels and the gel delivery components. Also described herein are dispensers for storing and dispensing conductive gels that can be readily applied to and removed from an electrode.

Devices for applying conductive gel-pads to electrodes and electrodes produced thereby

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New Baltimore, MI, United States of America

Todd Evans