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Hydrow, Inc.

Harvard College

The Brigham and Women's Hospital, Inc.

Contemporary Closet Classics

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

William Patrick Burke

Christopher Olin Evans

Harald Quintus-Bosz

Klaus Renner

Bruce Smith

Gerhard Pawelka

Chris Paul

Conor James Walsh

Jon I Einarsson

Alexander Isakov

Kimberly Murdaugh

John Jaworski

Opendra Nishan Madawala

Rui Vieira

William Beck

James Irby

Amanda Hubbard

Richard Murray

Andrew Pfeiffer

Thomas Toland

Techniques described herein relate to systems and methods for obtaining a high temperature superconducting (HTS) cable assembly and filling the HTS cable assembly with a molten metal, such as solder.

Processes, systems and devices for metal filling of high temperature superconductor cables

Among other things, a rowing technology includes a first rowing machine having an electromagnetic brake providing a resistance to a rower of the machine in each rowing stroke of a series of rowing strokes of the rower An electronic controller causes the resistance of the electromagnetic brake to vary over each rowing stroke in a profile that emulates resistance to which another rower in a shell on water or on a second rowing machine is subjected in each rowing stroke of a corresponding series of rowing strokes.

Rowing system and method

Rowing

Embodiments of the invention provide a laparoscopic morcellating device and method for removing tissue from a body cavity. The morcellating device includes a containment mechanism having an aperture, a cutting mechanism designed to fit into an interior space of the containment mechanism and a retractor mechanism that is coupled to the cutting mechanism. The containment mechanism and cutting mechanism combination surrounds the tissue and the aperture of the containment mechanism is closed around the tissue. The morcellating device further includes a motor for actuating the retractor such that the cutting mechanism constricts and morcellates the tissue. The laparoscopic morcellating device further allows for torque balancing of the retractor mechanism, gas flow regulation of the body cavity, and safety feedback mechanisms that can alert the surgeon.

System and method for laparoscopic morcellator

A system which generates electricity from the movement of at least a portion of a seat in an arena and, preferably, combines electricity generated by the movement of a plurality of seats to create usable quantities of electrical energy.

System for generating electricity from arena seating

A custom storage assembly design module automates design of a storage assembly by automatically generating a recommended layout based on a user defined storage location. The design module, which can be communicatively coupled to a remote communications device including a monitor, provides custom design options in view of the recommended layout for the storage assembly, and monitors the selection of custom design options to avoid violation of allowance rules for the defined storage location. The design module displays the storage assembly with currently selected custom design options and also associated pricing information throughout the design process.

Method and system for automated custom design of a storage assembly

A golf club having multiple interchangeable striking face plate inserts and a movable weight element positioned therewithin. A number of different angularly inclined striker face plates are keyed to a club head body allowing the club to function as a multiple club configuration. Adjustable weight inserts are provided which impart their kinetic energy during the club swing to increase striking power of the club with the target ball during use.

Golf club head having interchangeable and weight displacement system

An apparatus for assisting in the hand washing of cars. Several tubes semi-surround a vehicle path. Each tube has nozzles directed at the path. Each tube may be supplied with a different washing fluid. The tubes are mounted in a housing. A radio remote control actuates each fluid separately.

Hand car wash machine

A combination mattress, mattress insert, and utility insert such as a basin, commode and the like for use with a hospital or invalid bed wherein the mattress has opposite side edge portions and walls extending from one of the side edge portions defining a recess positioned in an intermediate portion of the mattress to receive the mattress insert, commode or the like therein. The utility insert or commode is interchangeable with the mattress insert and is removably received in the recess in the mattress. The commode has a receptacle with an upstanding side wall and a removable seat portion supported on the receptacle side wall and having an opening therein for use. The invalid bed supports the mattress and one of the mattress insert and commode when same is positioned in the recess in the mattress and the bed is movable to different portions as between a first position having the mattress horizontal and a second chair-like position having a mattress first end portion inclined upwardly and a mattress second end portion inclined downwardly from the mattress intermediate portion.

Combination mattress, mattress insert, and commode

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Oyster Bay, NY, United States of America

William Patrick Burke