A gravimetric measuring device (10, 10′, 10″, 10′″) includes a balance base body (12) and a top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″), wherein the balance base body (12) has a balance base body wall (20), to which the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″) can be reversibly fixed, and a weighing system with a load receptor (22) passing through the balance base body wall (20) and the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″). A plurality of optical, magnetic, tactile, radio, thermal, electrical and/or electronic interfaces (201) coupled to a balance electronics are arranged on the balance base body wall (20), at least one of which interfaces is connected to a corresponding interface of the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″) to form an optical, magnetic, tactile, radio, thermal, electrical or electronic connection between the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″) and the balance electronics.

A gravimetric measuring device (10, 10′, 10″, 10′″) includes a balance base body (12) and a top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″), wherein the balance base body (12) has a balance base body wall (20), to which the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″) can be reversibly fixed, and a weighing system with a load receptor (22) passing through the balance base body wall (20) and the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″). A plurality of optical, magnetic, tactile, radio, thermal, electrical and/or electronic interfaces (201) coupled to a balance electronics are arranged on the balance base body wall (20), at least one of which interfaces is connected to a corresponding interface of the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″) to form an optical, magnetic, tactile, radio, thermal, electrical or electronic connection between the top unit (14, 14′, 14″, 14′″) and the balance electronics.

A system for compounding medications. The system includes one or more compounding devices, and a central computer system. The central computer system receives requests, at least some of which require the compounding of one or more medications, and pushes assignments of respective compounding tasks to the one or more compounding devices. The assignments are made in accordance with a set of rules designed to promote efficient use of compounding resources.

A system for compounding medications. The system includes one or more compounding devices, and a central computer system. The central computer system receives requests, at least some of which require the compounding of one or more medications, and pushes assignments of respective compounding tasks to the one or more compounding devices. The assignments are made in accordance with a set of rules designed to promote efficient use of compounding resources.

A kitchen scale, including a scale body, a magnetic attraction part arranged in the scale body, a radio module arranged in the scale body, at least one button arranged on a surface of the scale body, and a speaker arranged in the scale body. It is convenient to place the kitchen scale, and the kitchen scale is unnecessarily placed on any countertop and does not occupy any storage space.

A kitchen scale, including a scale body, a magnetic attraction part arranged in the scale body, a radio module arranged in the scale body, at least one button arranged on a surface of the scale body, and a speaker arranged in the scale body. It is convenient to place the kitchen scale, and the kitchen scale is unnecessarily placed on any countertop and does not occupy any storage space.

A load weighing luggage rack having a first top rail and a second top rail, wherein each top rail is comprised of a rail base, a pair of load sensors configured to be seated on the rail base and a top platform configured to be seated on top of each corresponding load sensor and the rail base, such that each load sensor is nested within a corresponding top rail, a plurality of straps configured to engage with the first and second top rails and a strain meter in electrical communication with each load sensor, such that a weight exerted on each load sensor may be measured and displayed by the strain meter. Each top rail may be supported by a corresponding rail support, wherein the rail supports may be configured to allow for selective folding of the load weighing luggage rack to facilitate easy storage and transit.

A load weighing luggage rack having a first top rail and a second top rail, wherein each top rail is comprised of a rail base, a pair of load sensors configured to be seated on the rail base and a top platform configured to be seated on top of each corresponding load sensor and the rail base, such that each load sensor is nested within a corresponding top rail, a plurality of straps configured to engage with the first and second top rails and a strain meter in electrical communication with each load sensor, such that a weight exerted on each load sensor may be measured and displayed by the strain meter. Each top rail may be supported by a corresponding rail support, wherein the rail supports may be configured to allow for selective folding of the load weighing luggage rack to facilitate easy storage and transit.

Described is a folding portable luggage scale. The folding portable luggage scale includes multiple folding arms connected via hinges, multiple load sensors, and an electronics housing including electronic components and a digital display. Electrical wires connect each load sensor with the electronics housing. The folding portable luggage scale is compact and lightweight for storage in luggage during travel.

Described is a folding portable luggage scale. The folding portable luggage scale includes multiple folding arms connected via hinges, multiple load sensors, and an electronics housing including electronic components and a digital display. Electrical wires connect each load sensor with the electronics housing. The folding portable luggage scale is compact and lightweight for storage in luggage during travel.