Prototypes a. Prototypes and other similar non-production material will be accepted by the Customer and may not meet the quality criteria described herein. Customer may not use this material for production shipments.
Prototypes. 7.1 Supplier shall
Prototypes. TAEC will use all commercially reasonable efforts to provide Prototypes within the total turnaround time defined in the appropriate DPA and expressed as working weeks from Tape-out.
Prototypes. MKS is committed to price all Items consistent with contract prices. MKS agrees to provide prototype Items priced considering the total value of Applied's business with MKS. This may be accomplished in several ways, including:
Prototypes. The Customer and the Supplier shall agree on and document the manufacturing and test conditions for pre- series parts. The objective is to manufacture the parts under near-production conditions.
Prototypes. Sharp shall provide Danger with the following S1 prototype devices and also provide details all hardware changes between revisions. Upon Danger’s request for additional prototype units, Sharp shall provide such units to Danger at [ * ] For Sharp’s providing the additional prototype units, the delivery schedule and pricing will be mutually agreed upon between both Danger and Sharp. Therefore the total requested Danger quantity of prototype devices is: Device Number [ * ] Number [ * ] DVT0 [ * ] [ * ] DVT1 [ * ] [ * ] PVT0 [ * ] [ * ] PVT2* [ * ] [ * ] In addition, Sharp made available to Danger the following additional number of units free of charge. This is a [ * ] beyond the requirement of [ * ] free units in the Agreement. Device Number [ * ] EVT1 [ * ] Early PVT0 (for memory testing) [ * ]
Prototypes. As used herein, “Instrument Prototypes” shall mean the first functional Instrument prototype units, containing the planned hardware modules, enclosure and baseline software functionality to conduct assay integration, software integration, support hardware verification testing, develop manufacturing and test procedures and support preliminary reliability testing. Some components may not represent final parts (example: vacuum-formed instead of molded, machined instead of cast, etc). The software functionality will be limited at this stage and some workarounds may be required.
Prototypes. During the development of the Integrated System, Roche and Dexcom shall deliver prototypes of the Accu-Chek Systems and the G5 System respectively, in accordance with the schedule specified in the Statement of Work, as required for testing and evaluation purposes. In the event that such prototypes fail to meet the mutually agreed upon criteria, the responsible party shall modify such prototypes and deliver a new prototype that conforms to such criteria. If after Dexcom finalizes the specifications and design for the G5 System, Dexcom learns of or discovers any material defects that affect the safety or efficacy of G5 System, it will notify Roche and use commercially reasonable efforts to remedy any such defects. If Dexcom learns of or discovers any material defects that affect the safety or efficacy of the Display Specifications, it will notify Roche and use commercially reasonable efforts to remedy any such defects. If after Roche finalizes the specifications and design for the Accu-Chek Systems, Roche learns of or discovers any material defects that affect the safety or efficacy of Accu-Chek Systems, it will notify Dexcom and use commercially reasonable efforts to remedy any such defects to the Accu-Chek System or improvements to the Display Specifications. If Roche notifies Dexcom that the Display Specifications affects the safety or efficacy of the Accu-Chek System, the Parties shall use commercially reasonable efforts to remedy any such defects. ***** CERTAIN INFORMATION WITHIN THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN OMITTED AND THE NON-PUBLIC INFORMATION HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT HAS BEEN REQUESTED WITH RESPECT TO THE OMITTED PORTIONS
Prototypes. Upon Company’s request, University will, at the conclusion of the Project, assign and transfer to Company all University’s right, title and interest in and to the Prototype. Company must make a request in writing no later 30 days after the last day of instruction for the quarter in which the capstone project was completed, or January 15 for Fall/Winter projects or July 15 for Winter/Spring projects, whichever is later. If Company fails to make its request by this date, University retains ownership of the Prototype.
