An incubator transporter interface assembly for releasably securing an incubator to a transporter is provided. The interface assembly includes equipment mounts that pivot together between an engaging position and a disengaging position so as to engage and disengage, respectively, the incubator to an
An incubator transporter interface assembly for releasably securing an incubator to a transporter is provided. The interface assembly includes equipment mounts that pivot together between an engaging position and a disengaging position so as to engage and disengage, respectively, the incubator to and from a secured state with the interface assembly.
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1. An incubator transporter interface assembly for releasably securing an incubator to a transporter, comprising: a plurality of parallel interface support brackets to support the incubator on the transporter, wherein the interface support brackets respectively comprise a plurality of slots;a plural
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An incubator transporter interface assembly for releasably securing an incubator to a transporter, comprising: a plurality of parallel interface support brackets to support the incubator on the transporter, wherein the interface support brackets respectively comprise a plurality of slots;a plurality of parallel locking bars to secure the incubator in a secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly, wherein the locking bars pass through the slots of the interface support brackets and respectively comprise at least one equipment mount; anda pivoting mechanism to facilitate simultaneous bidirectional actuation of the locking bars along opposite directional paths through the slots of the interface support brackets, wherein the pivoting mechanism comprises a stationary bar and a pivot bar that couples the locking bars with the stationary bar,wherein actuation of a first of the locking bars in a directional path pivots the pivot bar about a connection with the stationary bar such that the pivot bar actuates another of the locking bars in an opposite directional path simultaneously with actuation of the first of the locking bars, andwherein actuation of the locking bars pivot the equipment mounts together between a position for engaging the incubator in the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly and a position for disengaging the incubator from the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly. 2. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the equipment mounts engage and disengage recesses of the incubator when pivoted between the engaging position and the disengaging position, respectively, such that the incubator is engaged and disengaged from the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly. 3. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 2, wherein the equipment mounts comprise dovetail connective surfaces that engage the recesses of the incubator to prevent vertical movement of the incubator in the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly. 4. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the interface support brackets respectively comprise at least one guide pin that engage depressions of the incubator to prevent lateral movement of the incubator. 5. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 4, wherein the guide pins guide positioning of the incubator on the interface support brackets for the pivoting of the equipment mounts to the engaging position with the incubator. 6. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the incubator transporter interface assembly further comprises a release handle coupled to the first of the locking bars such that the release handle facilitates actuation of the locking bars. 7. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the stationary bar is parallel with, and positioned between, the locking bars. 8. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the incubator transporter interface assembly further comprises a plurality of releasable clamps that releasably secure the interface support brackets to the transporter. 9. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 8, wherein the releasable clamps releasably secure about one or more longitudinally extending supports of the transporter. 10. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 9, wherein: the incubator transporter interface assembly further comprises a plurality of spacers positioned between the interface support brackets and the releasable clamps, andthe spacers compensate for any gap between the interface support brackets and the longitudinally extending supports of the transporter. 11. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the transporter is an emergency stretcher. 12. An incubator transporter interface assembly for releasably securing an incubator to a transporter, comprising: a plurality of parallel interface support brackets to support the incubator on the transporter, wherein the interface support brackets respectively comprise a plurality of slots and at least one guide pin, and wherein the guide pins guide positioning of the incubator on the interface support brackets;a plurality of releasable clamps that releasably secure the interface support brackets to the transporter;a plurality of parallel locking bars to secure the incubator in a secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly, wherein the locking bars pass through the slots of the interface support brackets and respectively comprise at least one equipment mount; anda pivoting mechanism to facilitate simultaneous bidirectional actuation of the locking bars along opposite directional paths through the slots of the interface support brackets, wherein the pivoting mechanism comprises a stationary bar and a pivot bar that couples the locking bars with the stationary bar,wherein actuation of a first of the locking bars in a directional path pivots the pivot bar about a connection with the stationary bar such that the pivot bar actuates another of the locking bars in an opposite directional path simultaneously with actuation of the first of the locking bars,wherein actuation of the locking bars pivot the equipment mounts together between a position for engaging the incubator in a secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly and a position for disengaging the incubator from the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly,wherein the equipment mounts engage recesses of the incubator to prevent vertical movement of the incubator in the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly, andwherein the guide pins engage depressions of the incubator to prevent lateral movement of the incubator. 13. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 12, wherein the incubator transporter interface assembly further comprises a release handle coupled to the first of the locking bars such that the release handle facilitates actuation of the locking bars. 14. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 12, wherein the equipment mounts comprise dovetail connective surfaces that engage the recesses of the incubator in the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly. 15. A method of releasably securing an incubator to a transporter, the method comprising: providing an incubator transporter interface assembly comprising a plurality of parallel interface support brackets, a plurality of releasable clamps, a plurality of parallel locking bars, and a pivoting mechanism;releasably securing the releasable clamps about longitudinally extending supports of the transporter such that the interface assembly is releasably secured to the transporter;positioning the incubator on the interface support brackets such that guide pins of the interface support brackets engage depressions in the incubator;actuating a first of the locking bars in a directional path through slots of the interface support brackets such that a pivot bar of the pivoting mechanism coupling the locking bars actuates another of the locking bars in an opposite directional path simultaneously with actuation of the first of the locking bars; andpivoting together equipment mounts respective to the locking bars to a position for engaging the incubator in a secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly such that the incubator is releasably secured to the transporter. 16. The method of claim 15, wherein the method further comprises: re-actuating the first of the locking bars to return along the directional path such that the pivot bar re-actuates another of the locking bars to return along the opposite directional path simultaneously with re-actuation of the first of the locking bars; andpivoting together the equipment mounts to a position for disengaging the incubator from the secured state with the incubator transporter interface assembly such that the incubator is not releasably secured to the transporter. 17. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 1, wherein the locking bars respectively comprise one or more grooves into or through which a pin of the interface support brackets may pass to ensure that the locking bars do not become dislodged from the slots of the incubator support brackets. 18. The incubator transporter interface assembly of claim 12, wherein the locking bars respectively comprise one or more grooves into or through which a pin of the interface support brackets may pass to ensure that the locking bars do not become dislodged from the slots of the incubator support brackets.
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