Abstract: A medical electrode array system comprising a thin-film substrate, a plurality of electrode contacts disposed on the thin-film substrate, and a plurality of traces. The plurality of electrode contacts is configured to provide electrical contact points. The plurality of traces is electrically connected to the plurality of electrode contacts. A electrode contact of the plurality of electrode contacts has a dedicated trace of the plurality of traces that provides electrical connectivity to the electrode contact. The thin-film substrate is configured to flex to maintain continuous contact with contours of patient anatomy. The plurality of traces includes flexible spring-like portions to add flexibility to the thin-film substrate.

Abstract: A medical electrode array system comprising a thin-film substrate, a plurality of electrode contacts disposed on the thin-film substrate, and a plurality of traces. The plurality of electrode contacts is configured to provide electrical contact points. The plurality of traces is electrically connected to the plurality of electrode contacts. A electrode contact of the plurality of electrode contacts has a dedicated trace of the plurality of traces that provides electrical connectivity to the electrode contact. The thin-film substrate is configured to flex to maintain continuous contact with contours of patient anatomy. The plurality of traces includes flexible spring-like portions to add flexibility to the thin-film substrate.

Abstract: A parts inspection system for automated video inspection for quality control processes. The inspection system is particularly adapted for rotationally symmetrical workpieces including small arms ammunition cartridges. The system provides a first array of light sources oriented radially around the workpiece path presenting zones of illumination on the workpiece at discrete radial positions. A second illuminator is in the form of linear arrays of light emitting elements oriented along linear arrays. A camera oriented to observe images of light provided by the first and second arrays records video images of the workpieces for use in resolving criteria of acceptable and unacceptable parts. An escapement mechanism moves acceptable and rejected parts into different parts streams.