Abstract: The present disclosure includes implant systems, devices, and implants. The interbody spacers including a first endplate, a second endplate, and a coupling member coupled to and extending between the first endplate and the second endplate. Methods of using the interbody spacers are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes implantable screws, implants, and systems. The implantable screws including a proximal section, a distal section, and a middle section with two members coupling the proximal section and the distal section. The implantable screws may be used by applying a physiological load onto the first implantable screw and the second implantable screw to flex a middle section of each implantable screw and displace a proximal section relative to a distal section of each implantable screw.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes implant systems, devices, and implants. The interbody spacers including a first endplate, a second endplate, and a coupling member coupled to and extending between the first endplate and the second endplate. Methods of using the interbody spacers are also disclosed.

Abstract: An infant highchair is disclosed. The infant highchair includes a seat having a backrest and a locking mechanism fixed to the backrest. The infant highchair includes a harness having a first shoulder strap and a second shoulder strap positioned to come together at the locking mechanism. The locking mechanism is configured to lock the first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap. The backrest has an internal chamber and an aperture to the internal chamber on a front side of the backrest. The locking mechanism is positioned at the aperture. The first shoulder strap and the second shoulder strap have a portion extending through the aperture into the internal chamber.

Abstract: An infant highchair is provided. The infant highchair includes a base having a plurality of legs and a footrest positioned between a first and a second leg of the base. The footrest includes two rotators configured to rotate the footrest into a first position for foot support and a second position for foot support. The footrest includes a bottom support having a first planar surface opposite a second planar surface and the two rotators configured to rotate the footrest at least 180°. The footrest includes two locking mechanisms configured to lock the footrest in at least one position for foot support. The footrest includes two release actuators, each release actuator configured to release a respective locking mechanism.

Abstract: According to at least one aspect of the present disclosure an apparatus for retaining a shoulder strap in an infant car seat is disclosed. The apparatus comprises a shell configured to retain a shoulder strap on at least three sides including a first side, a second side, and a third side, the first and second sides being opposite each other; a securing mechanism rotatably coupled to the first side and configured to extend between the first side and the second side in a first position; and a first housing coupled to the first side and configured to accommodate at least a portion of the securing mechanism in a second position.

Abstract: A centralized small footprint, reference counted, buffer pool management scheme is supplemented by a system of pairs of read and write FIFOs to coordinate the central thread and non-central threads and interrupt handlers without the need for synchronization locks or disabling of interrupts. The buffer pool comprises a plurality of different sized buffers. Buffers are organized onto queues and a reference count maintained to track when buffers are placed onto more than one queue at a time. This scheme minimizes buffer copy, promotes fast access and deterministic interrupt handling time. An additional mechanism is presented for exception signaling and event handling that also works without synchronization locks or the disabling of interrupts.

Abstract: A console attachment that can be mounted on or between the handles of a vehicle, such as an infant stroller, comprises a body, flaps for attaching the body to the stroller's handles, and a means for rotating the body relative to the flaps, so that the body may be attached to the handles in a position that is level with the ground, regardless of the position or angle of the handles. When the body has been rotated to a suitable angle relative to the flaps, it may be secured in place with a fastener.

Abstract: A console attachment that can be mounted on or between the handles of a vehicle, such as an infant stroller, comprises a body, flaps for attaching the body to the stroller's handles, and a means for rotating the body relative to the flaps, so that the body may be attached to the handles in a position that is level with the ground, regardless of the position or angle of the handles. When the body has been rotated to a suitable angle relative to the flaps, it may be secured in place with a fastener.

Abstract: A system can receive data that can indicate a flow rate with respect to perforations in a reference wellbore. The data can be received from a fiber optic cable in the reference wellbore in a geographic area of interest. The system can determine a uniformity index, which can indicate a uniformity of flow with respect to the perforations, based on the data. The system can generate a pressure-based model by training a model using the uniformity index for applying the pressure-based model to a target wellbore in the geographic area of interest to determine controls to rate and proppant with respect to the target wellbore.

Abstract: A foldable child seat is disclosed. The child seat includes a frame for supporting a flexible material having a middle bar, a base having at least one cross bar, a reclining mechanism having a plurality of grooves for engaging with the middle bar, and an operating lever to actuate the reclining mechanism. The reclining mechanism comprises a locking mechanism for locking the middle bar in at least one of the grooves. The reclining mechanism comprises a portion fixed between two cross bars.

Abstract: A compression latch assembly (CLA) includes a latch subassembly that is movably mounted to a housing and includes a frame, a pawl pivotably connected to the frame and biased to move from a closed position to an open position, a trigger pivotably connected to the frame and movable between a home position and a release position, and a release arm pivotably connected to the frame. The release arm has a cam follower that is positioned to engage a cam on the housing. A motor unit is configured for moving the latch subassembly between extended and retracted positions. In the course of moving from the retracted position to the extended position, the cam is configured to urge the cam follower to rotate the trigger from the home position to the release position, which causes the trigger to release the pawl, which causes the pawl to move to the open position.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes implant systems, devices, and implants. The interbody spacers including a first endplate, a second endplate, and a coupling member coupled to and extending between the first endplate and the second endplate. Methods of using the interbody spacers are also disclosed.

Abstract: A force measuring apparatus is described. The apparatus includes a force concentrator. The force concentrator is configured to attach to a loadbearing medical device and to produce a transverse force related to an eccentric axial force applied to the loadbearing medical device. A bending stiffness of the force concentrator is different from a bending stiffness of the loadbearing medical device.

Abstract: A system can receive data that can indicate a flow rate with respect to perforations in a reference wellbore. The data can be received from a fiber optic cable in the reference wellbore in a geographic area of interest. The system can determine a uniformity index, which can indicate a uniformity of flow with respect to the perforations, based on the data. The system can generate a pressure-based model by training a model using the uniformity index for applying the pressure-based model to a target wellbore in the geographic area of interest to determine controls to rate and proppant with respect to the target wellbore.

Abstract: The present disclosure includes implant systems, devices, and implants. The interbody spacers including a first endplate, a second endplate, and a coupling member coupled to and extending between the first endplate and the second endplate. Methods of using the interbody spacers are also disclosed.

Abstract: A medical drape which is positioned over the head and upper torso of a patient is disclosed which includes a head flap, a head portion, a torso portion, and two oppositely disposed arm portions. The head flap is of a sufficient length to extend about the backside of the patient=s head. The head portion includes oppositely disposed side wings which aid in covering the head of a patient. Each arm portion includes an access slot extending through the arm portion.

Abstract: A child play yard includes a frame, a floor coupled to a lower portion of the frame, and a mattress configured to be removably coupled to the floor. The mattress includes a lower side to which is coupled a clip assembly including a base and a leg pivotally coupled to the base. The leg includes a detent extending therefrom. The floor includes a retention assembly having a first aperture through which the leg of the clip assembly passes and a second aperture through which the detent passes when the mattress is coupled to the floor.

Abstract: A force measuring apparatus is described. The apparatus includes a force concentrator. The force concentrator is configured to attach to a loadbearing medical device and to produce a transverse force related to an eccentric axial force applied to the loadbearing medical device. A bending stiffness of the force concentrator is different from a bending stiffness of the loadbearing medical device.

Abstract: A medical drape which is positioned over the head and upper torso of a patient is disclosed which includes a head flap, a head portion, a torso portion, and two oppositely disposed arm portions. The head flap is of a sufficient length to extend about the backside of the patient=s head. The head portion includes oppositely disposed side wings which aid in covering the head of a patient. Each arm portion includes an access slot extending through the arm portion.