Reebok International Limited

Dephy, Inc.

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Mc10, Inc.

Medidata Solutions, Inc.

Prime Creative, LLC

William L Marvin

Paul E Litchfield

Paul M Davis

Brian Christensen

Geoff Swales

Matthew J Montross

Neal F Kimball

Ricardo Vestuti

Steven Francis Smith

William McInnis

Kevin Leary

Luke M Mooney

Jean-François Duval

Henry Hardigan

Mark Busse

Dennis Gaboriault

John S Greenhalgh

Matthew Mooney

Todd D Ellis

Alexandre Leblanc

Rachel Harris

Jonathan Kaplan

Wayne M Russell

Greg Reagan

Kevin Dowling

Craig L Feller

David J Lacorazza

Dustin G Simone

Frank Millette

Gilman Callsen

Robert L Rich

Benjamin Schlatka

Thomas Piacentini

Peter M Foley

Paul Shinney

Steven Fastert

Robert Barret Monahan

Keith A Stern

Theresa S Scalzi

Laura K Mount

Merrick W Jones

Brian Appleby

E Scott Morris

Judith R Close

Michael Andrews

Erica Callahan

Scott D Hewett

Fiona J Adams

Alexander W Jessiman

Hongqing Shen

Heather Marvin

Catherine McNulty

Anna E Newton

Hsin Min Chung

Erica Thomas

Joseph Naparano, Jr

Paul Davis

Paul E Litchfiels

Alexander Leblanc

Matthew Montcross

Brian J Christensen

Todd Ellis

The present invention is directed to the affixion of an exoskeleton device that can include multiple rotational degrees of freedom in its attachment mechanism to approximate linear motion orthogonal to the person's line of action. The present invention can include one or more additional, non-parallel degrees of freedom. The present invention provides a sliding mechanism for adjusting the exoskeleton mating point along the user's body.

Dynamic mounting mechanism for an exoskeleton

Systems and methods for providing a customized configuration for a controller of an exoskeleton device. A device can receive, via a user interface, feedback from a user indicative of a performance of the user during a movement event. The device can determine characteristics of the user for performing the movement event using a first exoskeleton boot and a second exoskeleton boot and identify properties of a route for the movement event. The device can determine using the characteristics of the user, the feedback and the properties of the route, control parameters for the first exoskeleton boot and the second exoskeleton boot to execute the movement event. The device can apply the control parameters to the first exoskeleton boot and the second exoskeleton boot for the user to operate the first exoskeleton boot and the second exoskeleton boot during the movement event.

Customized configuration for an exoskeleton controller

A method for manufacturing an upper for an article of footwear includes: forming a foam layer; forming a preliminary upper by laminating an outer layer, an inner layer, and the foam layer intermediate to the outer layer and the inner layer; and molding the preliminary upper to a shape having a contour to substantially fit at least a portion of a foot to provide at least a portion of an upper for an article of footwear.

Molded footwear upper and method of making same

A sole for an article of footwear includes a base having an outer edge defining a perimeter, the base having a forefoot portion, a midfoot portion and a heel portion; and a plurality of resilient projections extending from the base, wherein the plurality of projections includes a plurality of projections extending non-orthogonally from the base about the perimeter of the base and a plurality of projections extending substantially orthogonally from the base within the non-orthogonal projections.

Sole with projections and article of footwear

A sole includes an upper sole portion having a heel region and a toe region, and a pod assembly disposed below the upper sole portion. The pod assembly includes at least five pods fluidly connected in a substantially linear arrangement extending from the heel region to the toe region. The pods are fluidly connected in series.

Sole and article of footwear having a pod assembly

A sole for an article of footwear includes: an upper sole portion; and a pod assembly having a plurality of pods fluidly connected in series disposed below the upper sole portion, wherein the pod assembly extends from a lateral heel portion of the sole to a medial forefoot portion of the sole such that the plurality of pods compress substantially in sequence through a gait cycle of a wearer.

Sole

Apparatus, systems, and methods for monitoring head acceleration and/or forces acting thereon are disclosed. A device for monitoring an acceleration or a force acting on the head of a user includes a flexible article adapted to be worn on the head of the user; and a monitoring assembly coupled to the flexible article. The monitoring assembly includes a sensor for measuring a force on the head and transmitting data relating to the force, the sensor disposed proximate to the head, a processor adapted to receive the force data from the sensor, and a flexible strip operatively connecting the sensor and the processor.

Body mounted monitoring system and method

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