Abstract: Sensor assembly, for an ostomy appliance, comprising a support layer and a planar electrode assembly arranged on a surface of the support layer. The electrode assembly comprises at least a first electrode. The first electrode comprises a first main branch extending along a first main path and a first plurality of subbranches connected to the first main branch. Each of the subbranches are connected to the first main branch at respective connection points and extend in a direction at an angle relative to a tangent to the first main path at the respective connection point. Thereby is provided that a rupture of one of the subbranches does not compromise the functionality of the first electrode as such.

Abstract: An ostomy system comprising a monitor device and an ostomy appliance is disclosed, the ostomy appliance comprising a sensor assembly comprising three or more electrodes including a first, second and third electrode. The first electrode and the second electrode form a primary sensor, and the first electrode and the third electrode form a secondary sensor. The monitor device is configured to determine a first value of an electrical quantity of the primary sensor, to determine a second value of the electrical quantity of the secondary sensor, and to determine an operating state of the ostomy appliance based on at least the absolute difference between the first value and the second value. Also disclosed is a corresponding method and a monitor device.

Abstract: Monitor device of a personal care system, devices of a personal care system and related methods are disclosed.

Abstract: A medical appliance (100) being substantially planar and extending in an appliance plane. The medical appliance comprises a first area (111) and a second area (112) in the appliance plane, the medical appliance having a first Young's modulus in the first area and a second Young's modulus in the second area being greater than the first Young's modulus. The medical appliance comprises one or more conductive traces (121) extending in the appliance plane from within the first area to within the second area. The conductive trace has a first part (121a) within the first area and a second part (121b) within the second area, and the conductive trace has an intermediate part (121c) between the first part and the second part. The electrical resistance of the primary intermediate part (R3) is lower than the electrical resistance of the primary first part (R1) and lower than the electrical resistance of the primary second part (R2).

Abstract: Sensor assembly, for an ostomy appliance, comprising a support layer and a planar electrode assembly arranged on a surface of the support layer. The electrode assembly comprises at least a first electrode. The first electrode comprises a first main branch extending along a first main path and a first plurality of subbranches connected to the first main branch. Each of the subbranches are connected to the first main branch at respective connection points and extend in a direction at an angle relative to a tangent to the first main path at the respective connection point. Thereby is provided that a rupture of one of the subbranches does not compromise the functionality of the first electrode as such.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an accessory device of an ostomy system and related methods including a method, performed in an accessory device, for monitoring an ostomy system comprising a monitor device and an ostomy appliance comprising a base plate configured to be placed on a skin surface of a user, wherein the accessory device comprises an interface configured to communicate with at least the monitor device of the ostomy system, the method comprising obtaining monitor data from the monitor device, the monitor data being indicative of a condition of the ostomy system; determining, based on the monitor data, an operating state of the ostomy system in a first time period after a first event; in accordance with the operating state of the first time period being a first primary operating state, communicating a first primary indication via the interface; determining, based on the monitor data, an operating state of the ostomy system in a second time period after the first time period; and in accordance with

Abstract: A base plate (10) for an ostomy appliance is disclosed. The base plate has a proximal surface and a distal surface. The base plate comprises a first adhesive layer (110) having a proximal side including a proximal surface (111) and a distal side including a distal surface (112), an electrode assembly (120) comprising one or more electrodes (120?), and a top film (100) having a proximal surface and a distal surface. The top film is arranged on the distal side of the first adhesive layer. The electrode assembly is arranged on the proximal surface of the top film. The distal surface of the top film is the distal surface of the base plate.

Abstract: Device of remotely operated, tethered, subsea tools comprising remotely operated tethered tools (hereinafter: ROTTs), and a subsea station adapted thereto, said subsea station being provided with energy from an external energy source at the sea floor, the sea surface or above. The subsea station comprises a parking rack with a number of parking sites, each arranged to receive and releasably hold a ROTT; a housing supporting at least one umbilical drum with an umbilical, and a connection and launching station into which a ROTT is arranged to be pulled from a parking site of the parking rack and to be connected to the umbilical prior to being launched. Each ROTT is provided with a parking surface element adapted to be releasably attached to a parking site of the subsea station between operations, as well as an interface for attachment to the interface of the umbilical.

Abstract: An electronic system comprising an appliance interface and an electronic device couplable to the appliance interface is disclosed. The appliance interface comprises at least one primary appliance terminal, a reference appliance terminal, and a dielectric region separating the at least one primary appliance terminal and the reference appliance terminal. The electronic device comprises at least one primary device terminal configured to connect to the at least one primary appliance terminal, and a reference device terminal configured to connect to the reference appliance terminal. The electronic device is configured to generate and apply an electrical reference signal to the reference appliance terminal and to detect an electrical primary signal from the at least one primary appliance terminal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a polishing system (100) for providing a polishing finish to a concrete surface, said system comprises a pad lock (2) which, one a second surface (6) thereof, comprises a number of protrusions (32) which are able to enter into engagement with a voids (16) arranged on a first surface (12) of a pad (10) placed between a fixing ring and said pad lock. The use of such a system provides a higher degree of integrity during use of said polishing system.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a polishing system (100) for providing a polishing finish to a concrete surface, said system comprises a pad lock (2) which, one a second surface (6) thereof, comprises a number of protrusions (32) which are able to enter into engagement with a voids (16) arranged on a first surface (12) of a pad (10) placed between a fixing ring and said pad lock. The use of such a system provides a higher degree of integrity during use of said polishing system.

Abstract: A ventilating device for ventilating through a ridge, preferably through a top ridge of a roof, includes a ridge member configured extending longitudinally along and beneath the ridge. The ridge member has a rigid part that includes two opposed panels and a number of cross pieces extending between the opposing panels. The ridge member also has passages extending from a lower part of the ridge member to an upper part of the ridge member. In a first embodiment, the cross pieces extend from the lower part to the upper part of the ridge member transverse to a longitudinal direction of the ridge member, and ventilating passages are formed in spaces between the two opposing panels and between the cross pieces. In a second embodiment, the cross pieces extend between the lower part of the ridge member to the upper part of the ridge member parallel to a longitudinal direction of the ridge member, and ventilating passages are formed as holes penetrating the cross pieces.

Abstract: A ventilating device for ventilating through a ridge, preferably through a top ridge of a roof, includes a ridge member configured extending longitudinally along and beneath the ridge. The ridge member has a rigid part that includes two opposed panels and a number of cross pieces extending between the opposing panels. The ridge member also has passages extending from a lower part of the ridge member to an upper part of the ridge member. In a first embodiment, the cross pieces extend from the lower part to the upper part of the ridge member transverse to a longitudinal direction of the ridge member, and ventilating passages are formed in spaces between the two opposing panels and between the cross pieces. In a second embodiment, the cross pieces extend between the lower part of the ridge member to the upper part of the ridge member parallel to a longitudinal direction of the ridge member, and ventilating passages are formed as holes penetrating the cross pieces.