Abstract: The invention provides a disc inspection and rejuvenation/repair system. The inspection system and rejuvenation/repair system may be provided as separate modules or may be combined in an integrated unit. The integrated unit may be manually operated, or may be an automated system comprising a controller and disk handling system Appertaining methods of operating the system and modules are also provided.

Abstract: The invention provides a disc inspection and rejuvenation/repair system. The inspection system and rejuvenation/repair system may be provided as separate modules or may be combined in an integrated unit. The integrated unit may be manually operated, or may be an automated system comprising a controller and disk handling system Appertaining methods of operating the system and modules are also provided.

Abstract: A wireless assembly for communicating electrical signals between test equipment and a unit under test using contact probes having at a first end a head electrically connected to a test point on the unit under test and a contact at a second end. The wireless assembly includes a translator board electrically connected to the test equipment; a probe plate in a spaced relationship with the translator board, at least one probe socket having a compression ring and a contact, the probe socket being fitted through holes in the probe plate; and a contact receptacle provided on and electrically connected to the translator board. The contact receptacle provides wireless electrical interconnection between the probe and the translator board by exerting only a circumferential force on the probe, generally without exerting a static force on the translator board. The contact receptacle is configured to eliminate transient forces caused by flexure of the probe plate from being transmitted to the translator board.

Abstract: In accordance with the present invention, a functional electrical stimulation system enables upper-motor-neuron paraplegic patients and certain other paralyzed or partially paralyzed patients to stand and to take steps with the support of a walker in an independent fashion so that they are in control of the stimulation and, noting that they have very little or no sensation, that they still can obtain some feedback on the state of the system. In one embodiment, a compact and safe battery-operated stimulation system is provided that is of pocket size and that allows for non-invasive save and controlled stimulation using skin surface electrodes.