Abstract: A vehicle including: a first row of one or more first-type storage devices, each first-type storage device including a first carrier configured to be moved outwards from a first stowed position to a first deployed position substantially outside the footprint of the vehicle; a second row of one or more second-type storage devices located vertically above the first row of first-type storage devices, wherein each of the one or more second-type storage devices comprises a second carrier configured to be moved outwards from a second stowed position to a second deployed position substantially outside the footprint of the vehicle; wherein the spatial volume occupied by one of the second carriers when in the second deployed position occupies at least a portion of the spatial volume occupied by one of the first carriers when in the first deployed position.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an improved cogwheel permitting enhanced meshing of cogwheels when operating perpendicularly. Exemplary embodiments introduce a multi-cogwheel design with specific dimensions and tooth profiles to permit perpendicular engagement of cogwheels whilst permitting translation of such cogwheels.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an improved cogwheel permitting enhanced meshing of cogwheels when operating perpendicularly. Exemplary embodiments introduce a multi-cogwheel design with specific dimensions and tooth profiles to permit perpendicular engagement of cogwheels whilst permitting translation of such cogwheels.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system for attaching a fluid access port to a patient. The system generally comprises an implantable access port and a tool for attaching an access port to a patient. The implantable access port may include a plurality of anchor assemblies composed of two different materials. In addition, a mesh member may be attached to the base of the access port to facilitate implantation of the access port into a patient's body. The tool may have a rotatable actuator head, and may engage the access port in various orientations.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system for attaching a fluid access port to a patient. The system generally comprises an implantable access port and a tool for attaching an access port to a patient. The implantable access port may include a plurality of anchor assemblies composed of two different materials. In addition, a mesh member may be attached to the base of the access port to facilitate implantation of the access port into a patient's body. The tool may have a rotatable actuator head, and may engage the access port in various orientations.