Abstract: The disclosure relates to a powered watercraft (100) comprising: a host device (102), the host device comprising at least one host identifier device (104), a driveline (106) comprising a propulsion module (108) and a battery module (110), the battery module being configured to power the propulsion module, the driveline comprising an identifying device (112) and a control unit (114), the control unit being configured to adjust at least one driveline parameter, wherein the driveline is configured to be received in the host device, wherein the identifying device is configured to read the at least one host identifier device to obtain at least one host identifier of the host device, wherein the control unit is configured to receive the at least one host device identifier from the identifying device, to obtain at least one corresponding host device characteristic based on the host device identifier; and to adjust the at least one driveline parameter based on the at least one corresponding host device characteristic

Abstract: A surfboard including a surfboard body and having an upper surface and a bottom surface, an upwardly open cavity formed in the upper surface, an electric drive for propelling the surfboard, a battery housing having an upper face and being connected with the electric drive for supplying electrical energy, the upper face having a recess extending between opposite side faces of the battery housing, the battery housing being removably received in the cavity. A bracket handle with a central portion and opposite side portions defining arms pivotally mounted to the battery housing to allow turning of the bracket handle between a carrying position for carrying the battery housing when removed from the cavity and a second position wherein the central portion is nested within the recess. The battery housing having a latching portion in releasable engagement with the central portion when nested within the recess.

Abstract: An alignment structure for a battery pack and a propulsion module for a powered watercraft. The alignment structure is configured to be received in and affixed to a powered watercraft. The alignment structure includes a first alignment feature configured to receive a removable battery pack and a second alignment feature configured to receive a removable propulsion module for propelling the powered watercraft in a longitudinal direction. The alignment structure extends along the longitudinal direction to provide a space for receiving the battery pack and/or the propulsion module. The first alignment feature and the second alignment feature are together configured for positioning and fixedly locating a battery pack and a propulsion module relative to each other so that the battery pack and the propulsion module having been received in the alignment structure are individually removable.

Abstract: We disclose a method of providing a user or a healthcare worker with an ostomy device that is shape-adjustable to conform to skin around a stoma associated with a bulge or a hernia. The ostomy device is configured to invert from a storage configuration to a use configuration by inverting a substantially convex shape of a proximal side of a base plate to a substantially concave shape and stabilizing the base plate in the use configuration by contacting the inner radial periphery of the reinforcing structure with a distal surface of the base plate.

Abstract: We disclose a method of providing a user or a healthcare worker with an ostomy device that is shape-adjustable to conform to skin around a stoma associated with a bulge or a hernia. The ostomy device is configured to invert from a storage configuration to a use configuration by inverting a substantially convex shape of a proximal side of a base plate to a substantially concave shape and stabilizing the base plate in the use configuration by contacting the inner radial periphery of the reinforcing structure with a distal surface of the base plate.

Abstract: A prosthetic support, including a structure configured to apply a clamping force to a head of a recipient while extending about a back of at least one of a head or neck of the recipient such that output generated by a device supported by the structure is directed into skin of the recipient at a location behind an ear canal of the recipient that covers the mastoid bone of the recipient.

Abstract: A prosthetic support, including a structure configured to apply a clamping force to a head of a recipient while extending about a back of at least one of a head or neck of the recipient such that output generated by a device supported by the structure is directed into skin of the recipient at a location behind an ear canal of the recipient that covers the mastoid bone of the recipient.

Abstract: A prosthetic support, including a structure configured to apply a clamping force to a head of a recipient while extending about a back of at least one of a head or neck of the recipient such that output generated by a device supported by the structure is directed into skin of the recipient at a location behind an ear canal of the recipient that covers the mastoid bone of the recipient.

Abstract: A prosthetic support, including a structure configured to apply a clamping force to a head of a recipient while extending about a back of at least one of a head or neck of the recipient such that output generated by a device supported by the structure is directed into skin of the recipient at a location behind an ear canal of the recipient that covers the mastoid bone of the recipient.