Abstract: A method of providing dynamic access to a user device to appliance specific service provided by an appliance service system is provided. The method may comprise receiving via an external communication unit of the appliance service system access data. The access data may comprise a unique identifier identifying an individual appliance. The method may further comprise storing in an access registering module of the appliance service system the event of an access to the appliance service system using the access data associated with the individual appliance and retrieving from the access registering module an access history using the access data associated with the individual appliance and providing access to a service level provided by the appliance service system to the user device in dependence on an access history using the access data associated with the individual appliance.

Abstract: A dry powder inhaler is disclosed. The dry powder inhaler includes at least one inlet, at least one outlet, and a dosage mechanism between the at least one inlet and the at least one outlet for arranging a dose of a dry powder medicament such that the dose may be delivered upon inhalation at the at least one outlet. The dosage mechanism includes a dose wheel configured to retain a plurality of medicament cavities for housing the dry powder medicament. The dosage mechanism further includes a dosing element movable between an inactive position and a dose-administering position. The dosing element is configured to enable fluid communication between at least one medicament cavity and the at least one outlet when in the dose-administering position.

Abstract: A dry-powder inhaler may include a casing. The casing may include a first casing portion, a second casing portion, and a hinge arrangement connecting the first casing portion and the second casing portion. The dry-powder inhaler may be assembled via folding the first casing portion and the second casing portion together. The first casing portion may include a cavity for receiving a dose blister foil. The cavity may be adapted to contain a dry-powder medicament. The first casing portion and the second casing portion, when folded together, may define an inlet for allowing a lidding foil to extend out therefrom. The casing may further include an outlet nozzle for providing the medicament. The outlet nozzle may extend at an angle from one of the first casing portion and the second casing portion.

Abstract: A method of packaging at least one dry powder medicament may include assembling a first plurality of medicament cavities in a first row and assembling a second plurality of medicament cavities in a second row. The second row may be arranged parallel to and spaced apart from the first row. Each medicament cavity of the first plurality of medicament cavities in the first row and a corresponding medicament cavity of the second plurality of medicament cavities in the second row may form a pair of medicament cavities. The method may further include depositing dry powder medicament into at least one medicament cavity of at least one of the first plurality of medicament cavities and the second plurality of medicament cavities. The method may also include sealing each pair of medicament cavities with a respective removable sealing element.

Abstract: A vehicle occupant posture detection (OPD) system, including: a measuring device coupled to a seat back of a seat of a vehicle and adapted to determine an angle (?) between a Z-axis and a torso line of an occupant seated in the seat by measuring an angle of the seat back; a measuring device coupled to a seat bottom of the seat of the vehicle and adapted to determine an angle (?) between the Z-axis and a femoral line of the occupant seated in the seat by measuring an angle of the seat bottom; and means for receiving and using the determined values of ? and ? to determine an angle (?) between the torso line and the femoral line of the occupant seated in the seat and thereby characterize a posture state of the occupant seated in the seat.

Abstract: A vehicle occupant posture detection (OPD) system, including: a measuring device coupled to a seat back of a seat of a vehicle and adapted to determine an angle (?) between a Z-axis and a torso line of an occupant seated in the seat by measuring an angle of the seat back; a measuring device coupled to a seat bottom of the seat of the vehicle and adapted to determine an angle (?) between the Z-axis and a femoral line of the occupant seated in the seat by measuring an angle of the seat bottom; and means for receiving and using the determined values of ? and ? to determine an angle (?) between the torso line and the femoral line of the occupant seated in the seat and thereby characterize a posture state of the occupant seated in the seat.