Abstract: The system includes a taping head configured to extract a plurality of devices from a plurality of tray pockets of a component tray and a first camera configured to capture one or more images of the plurality of devices extracted by the taping head. A processor is configured to determine size and orientation information of each of the plurality of devices extracted by the taping head based on the one or more images of the plurality of devices received from the first camera, determine a placement solution of the taping head to position each of the plurality of devices into the plurality of tape pockets of a carrier tape based on the size and orientation information of each of the plurality of devices, and control the taping head to place the plurality of devices into the plurality of tape pockets of the carrier tape according to the placement solution.

Abstract: A transfer head may include a plurality of brackets and a plurality of front pickup shafts and rear pickup shafts slidably coupled to the plurality of brackets along a first axis, wherein at least one of the plurality of front pickup shafts and the rear pickup shafts are couplable to a pick-up gear. The transfer head may include a first axis pitch-change sub-system configured to slide the plurality of front pickup shafts relative to the plurality of rear pickup shafts. The transfer head may include a second axis pitch-change sub-system comprising: a cam comprising a plurality of cam slots configured to engage the plurality of brackets, wherein a movement of the cam causes a change in pitch between the plurality of brackets and a corresponding change in pitch between the plurality of the front pickup shafts and the rear pickup shafts along the second axis.

Abstract: A series of tricyclic compounds and the use thereof. Specifically disclosed are a compound as represented by formula (II) and a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

Abstract: A series of imidazocyclic compounds and an application thereof, which specifically relate to a compound represented by formula (P) and a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

Abstract: In some examples, a medical device is configured to automatically determine a paresthesia threshold or a perception threshold of a patient in a second posture based on the paresthesia threshold or perception threshold of that patient in a first posture. The medical device may deliver an electrical stimulation signal to a patient and determine the paresthesia threshold or perception threshold for the patient in the first posture. The medical device may change the intensity of the electrical signal and receive an indication from the patient that they are experiencing paresthesia or perceiving the electrical stimulation signal. The medical device may then automatically determine a predicted paresthesia threshold or predicted perception threshold for a second posture based on the paresthesia threshold or perception threshold.

Abstract: In some examples, a medical device is configured to deliver sub-threshold electrical stimulation therapy to a patient at a stimulation intensity that is significantly less than a perception or paresthesia threshold intensity level for the patient. The medical device may determine the particular intensity level for the patient through a titration process. The medical device may titrate automatically or based upon the input of the patient, a clinician or a physician.

Abstract: In some examples, a medical device is configured to deliver sub-threshold electrical stimulation therapy to a patient at a stimulation intensity that is significantly less than a perception or paresthesia threshold intensity level for the patient. The medical device may determine the particular intensity level for the patient through a titration process. The medical device may titrate automatically or based upon the input of the patient, a clinician or a physician.

Abstract: In some examples, a medical device is configured to automatically determine a paresthesia threshold or a perception threshold of a patient in a second posture based on the paresthesia threshold or perception threshold of that patient in a first posture. The medical device may deliver an electrical stimulation signal to a patient and determine the paresthesia threshold or perception threshold for the patient in the first posture. The medical device may change the intensity of the electrical signal and receive an indication from the patient that they are experiencing paresthesia or perceiving the electrical stimulation signal. The medical device may then automatically determine a predicted paresthesia threshold or predicted perception threshold for a second posture based on the paresthesia threshold or perception threshold.

Abstract: In some examples, a medical device is configured to deliver sub-threshold electrical stimulation therapy to a patient at a stimulation intensity that is significantly less than a perception or paresthesia threshold intensity level for the patient. The medical device may deliver the sub-threshold electrical stimulation therapy to a first anatomical location near a spine of a patient. The first anatomical location may be below a T9-10 spinal disc space in a lateral view of the patient or within 2 millimeters of a midline of the spine of the patient or both.