Abstract: An all-in-one osteotomy fixation device, along with various related components, systems, and methods. The various embodiments include a device body, a bone attachment structure, a removable slot body, and a movable cutting guide moveably attached to the body via a guide coupling structure. The various methods include using any single device embodiment herein to perform all of the steps of the osteotomy procedure.

Abstract: The various embodiments disclosed herein relate to bone fixation devices, including intramedullary fixation or fusion devices. The various devices disclosed include an intermedullary device having a proximal member and a distal member that is articulable in relation to the proximal member. The proximal and distal members have ends that are movably coupled to form a joint that can be actuated to reduce a fracture and realign the bone after insertion of the device into the bone.

Abstract: An electric power meter comprising modules coupled to each other. The modules include a sealed measuring module, and a module different from the measuring module; and the modules configured to enable any module to be replaced independently of the measuring module. A method for an electric power meter including modules coupled to each other. The modules include a sealed measuring module, and a module different from the measuring module. The method includes configuring the modules to be replaced independently of the measuring module. A system for communications with multiple meters. The meters are coupled to a gateway via a network. Each of the meters communicates using one protocol. The network includes nodes coupled to the gateway. Each of the nodes corresponds to one of the protocols; and at least some of the meters is coupled to each of the nodes based on the protocol used by each of the meters.

Abstract: A wearable safety feature used to protect users from injuries caused by impact or collision. More specifically, a wearable safety feature having alternating solid free space and open cells that can be used on its own or in combination with additional protective equipment. A layer of open, pillar-shaped cells can be alternated with solid material and can have apertures exposed to an inner or outer surface of the safety feature or piece of protective equipment. A hard, outer shell can be placed over the safety feature so that the safety feature is located between the hard, outer shell and the wearer.

Abstract: A protective swim cap used to protect users' heads from injuries caused by collisions. More specifically, an elastic, protective swim cap that is long enough to cover swimmers' ears and that includes a safety feature made up of alternating solid free space and open cells, wherein the safety feature is located near the center line of the protective swim cap.

Abstract: A protective swim cap used to protect users' heads from injuries caused by collisions. More specifically, an elastic, protective swim cap that is long enough to cover swimmers' ears and that includes a safety feature made up of alternating solid free space and open cells, wherein the safety feature is located near the center line of the protective swim cap.