Abstract: A self-checkout system can include a plurality of telescoped bagging arm segments moveably coupled together in an order according to respective diameters of the plurality of telescoped bagging arm segments. A scanning system can be configured to provide a characteristic of an item purchased by a user of the self-checkout system and a processor circuit can be operatively coupled to the plurality of telescoped bagging arm segments and to the scanning system, where the processor circuit can be configured to move the plurality of telescoped bagging arm segments relative to one another based on the characteristic of the item to be placed in a bag in use with the self-checkout system.

Abstract: A surgical draping system includes an under-draping, an over-draping, and a connecting draping connected by the under-draping and the over-draping. The surgical draping system is used to establish and maintain a surgical corridor to a surgical site or sites on a patient supported by a surgical table. The surgical draping system can accommodate rotation of the patient on the surgical table, such that the sterile surgical corridor is maintained even during such rotation. The sterile surgical corridor extends through an aperture formed in the over-draping, through an enclosed passageway formed through the connecting draping, and through an aperture formed in the under-draping.

Abstract: A system (e.g., an ultrasound imaging system) is provided. The system includes an ultrasound probe having a cable, and an ultrasound probe holder configured to receive the ultrasound probe. The system further includes a housing supported by a base. The housing includes a connector port and a cable manage passage. The cable manage passage positioned at an upper end of the housing distal to the base. The cable extending through the cable manage passage and is attached to the connector port. The ultrasound probe holder is coupled to a front side of the housing.

Abstract: Techniques are disclosed relating to monitoring network traffic of an embeddable browser displayed by an application executing on a mobile computing device. In some embodiments, a first layer of the application manipulates one or more user interface elements displayed in the embeddable browser. The first layer of the application then detects network requests made by one or more application programming interfaces (APIs) executed by the embeddable browser in response to the manipulating. In some embodiments, the first layer sends to a second layer of the application results of observing network requests. In some embodiments, the second layer of the application displays, in real-time, information corresponding to the results of observing network requests.

Abstract: The embodiments described and claimed herein are a restraint system for securing a wheeled mobility device in a vehicle. In one embodiment, at least one restraint includes a hand-releasable connection to the vehicle. In other embodiments, the hand releasable connection is formed by a set of mounting details, where the mounting details include a headed stud received in a slot. In yet other embodiments, the hand releasable connection can be formed by a spring loaded locking pin that engages with a bore. In even further embodiments, the headed stud and spring loaded locking pin are coupled to the restraint, while the slot and bore are coupled to the floor of the vehicle.

Abstract: A reusable test device includes: a wick adapted to collect a fluid to be analyzed; a reusable sensor unit, including: a layer (8) having at least one type of molecular imprinted polymer adapted to bind at least one analyte present in said fluid; and a layer (7) having at least one electrode, wherein said reusable sensor unit is regenerable upon cleansing. The reusable test device further includes a rechargeable electronic unit adapted to read out results from said reusable sensor unit.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for holding and charging wireless ultrasound probes. A probe holder may be configured to securely engage, at least, a probe charger that is configured to engage a wireless ultrasound probe used in an ultrasound imaging system. The probe holder may include one or more securing elements configured to secure in place at least the probe charger once engaged with the probe holder. The probe holder may be configured to engage a corresponding part of the ultrasound imaging system, with the probe holder secured in place, once engaged with the ultrasound imaging system, based on a securing mechanism. At least one securing element may be configured to secure in place, at least in part, both of the probe charger and the wireless ultrasound probe. The probe holder may include one or more second securing elements configured to secure the probe holder based on the securing mechanism.

Abstract: A computing device is provided to monitor or ascertain various characteristics of one or more of a wheeled mobility device securement system, a wheeled mobility device, and an occupant of the wheeled mobility device. The computing device can send any and all data available to it, including but not limited to time, dynamic information concerning the vehicle, the wheeled mobility device securement system, the wheeled mobility device, and the occupant, the actions taken by the computing device during an adverse driving condition, and when those actions were taken, to memory for use after the adverse driving event for analysis purposes to understand and recreate the event.

Abstract: Polypeptides are provided that have activity at each of the GIP, GLP-1 and glucagon receptors. The polypeptides have structural features resulting in activity and extended duration of action at each of these receptors. Methods also are provided for treating diseases and/or conditions such as obesity, chronic weight management, type 2 diabetes mellitus, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH), dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome, Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), osteoarthritis (OA), obesity-related sleep apnea (OSA) and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

Abstract: A method to treat epilepsy through administering a pharmaceutical composition comprising cannabidiol (CBD) and ?9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) to the subject, wherein the ratio of CBD to THC in the pharmaceutical composition is between about 5:1 and about 1:1.

Abstract: A patient interface, such as a nasal cannula is described. The patient interface has a body portion to be located, in-use upon a face of a user. The body portion has at least one side arm that extends laterally from a central bridge portion to be located about a user's septum region, where each side arm is connected to a resilient, or relatively more rigid, bridge portion element. The interface has at least one, and preferably a pair of, nasal prong(s). The body portion has at least one fluid passageway connected to the nasal prong(s) for supply of a gas to the nare(s) of the user's nose. A cross section of the passageway varies along the length of the body portion to regions of varying flexibility along the body portion. The bridge portion element defines a substantially predetermined spatial relationship for outlet(s) of a gas delivery system supplying gas via each side arm to the outlet(s) from which, for example, the nasal prong(s) may be provided in fluid connection.

Abstract: A system and method assigning a medical device to a medical facility is disclosed. Responsive to determining that a wireless connection being formed between a medical device and a wireless communication device inside a medical treatment area, a determination is made that the medical device moved into the medical treatment area and a determination is made as to whether the medical device is currently in an existing inventory associated with the medical facility. When the medical device is not determined to be within the inventory, device identity information is automatically obtained from the medical device and a new medical device record is created for the medical device and stored in the inventory.

Abstract: A hair removal device is provided including a hair removal surface having a first perimeter and a multi-angle deflector having a second perimeter greater than or equal to the first perimeter wherein the multi-angle deflector is coupled to the hair removal surface. The device includes an applicator head having a third perimeter greater than or equal to the first perimeter, wherein the hair removal surface is coupled to the multi-angle deflector via the applicator head. The device includes a base, having a fourth perimeter coupled to the multi-angle deflector, wherein the third perimeter is greater than or equal to the fourth perimeter. A base-deflector connection portion is coupled to a deflector-base connection portion, an applicator-deflector connection portion is coupled to a deflector-applicator connection portion, the multi-angle deflector provides multidirectional deflection connection of the applicator head relative to the base, and the fourth perimeter encircles the base-deflector connection portion.

Abstract: A hair removal device is provided having a plurality of leaf springs joined to an applicator head, where the applicator head has a hair removal surface. The plurality of leaf springs is connected to form a wave spring. The leaf springs extend radially from a center of the hair removal surface, or the plurality of leaf springs may extend circumferentially around a perimeter of the hair removal surface. The leaf springs can be connected to each other, having the same or different dimensions. A hair removal device is provided having a wave spring joined to an applicator head which has a hair removal surface. The wave spring has a thickness of 1 mm to 100 mm, can be circular, wherein the diameter is between 1 and 10 times the thickness. The plurality of leaf springs or wave spring has a deflection stiffness ranging from 0.05 N/mm and 5N/mm.

Abstract: A hair removal device is provided including a base, a multi-angle deflector coupled to the base, an applicator head coupled to the multi-angle deflector, wherein the base, the multi-angle deflector, and the applicator head are aligned along an alignment axis, wherein, in a relaxed state, the multi-angle deflector includes at least one thickness measured parallel to the alignment axis, and wherein the at least one thickness is reduced or maintained by a load applied to the multi-angle deflector via the applicator head or the base. Alternatively, when the multi-angle deflector is under load or compressed, the thickness of the multi-angle deflector is modified by being decreased at any location, wherein the modified thickness of the multi-angle deflector does not reach a zero value.

Abstract: A hair removal device is provided including a base, a multi-angle deflector coupled to the base, an applicator head coupled to the multi-angle deflector, and a hair removal surface coupled to the applicator head, wherein the hair removal surface has a plurality of enclosed, non-linear cutting edges, and wherein the multi-angle deflector provides a multidirectional deflection connection of the applicator head and the hair removal surface relative to the base. The multidirectional deflection connection of the applicator head relative to the base comprises a multidirectional pivoting movement in at least three dimensions. The multi-angle deflector comprises a spring, a deformable substrate, and a deflection stiffness between 0.05 N/mm and 5 N/mm. The multi-angle deflector can be a wave spring. The multi-angle deflector has a thickness greater than a thickness of the base or a thickness of the applicator head.

Abstract: A hair removal device is provided having a handheld portion, an applicator head having a hair removal surface, the hair removal surface having at least one two-dimensional treatment sheet, the at least one treatment sheet having a plurality of enclosed non-linear cutting edges; and a multi-angle deflector joined to the applicator head, joined to the handheld portion, or both. The multi-angle deflector may be adapted to provide a multidirectional deflection connection of the applicator head and the hair removal surface relative to the base.