Independence Technology

Independence Technology is a division of the Johnson & Johnson Corporation.

Discontinuation

President Bill Clinton and Dean Kamen in the White House, Kamen riding the iBOT Mobility System

Due to an inability to make the business model for the INDEPENDENCE iBOT Mobility System profitable or even reach a break even point, Johnson & Johnson ceased selling the iBot in December 2008.^[1] Support for existing users will continue through 2013.

References

↑ Johnson & Johnson (2008-12-21). "Official Website". Retrieved 2008-12-30.

External links

Independence Technology, L.L.C.

Johnson & Johnson

CEOs and presidents	Current: Alex Gorsky, Chairman and CEO Robert Wood Johnson I James Wood Johnson Robert Wood Johnson II Robert Wood Johnson III Philip B. Hofmann Richard B. Sellars James E. Burke Ralph S. Larsen

Selected subsidiaries	ALZA Corporation Cilag Crucell DePuy, Inc. Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. Ethicon, Inc. Independence Technology, LLC J&J PRD Janssen Biotech Janssen Pharmaceutica LifeScan McNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals McNeil Nutritionals Ortho-McNeil Pharmaceutical Ortho-Neutrogena Penaten Tibotec

Major brands	Acuvue Aveeno Band-Aid Benadryl Benecol (US license) Caladryl Clean & Clear Desitin Imodium Johnson's Baby Lactaid Listerine Motrin Mylanta Mylicon Neosporin Neutrogena OneTouch Pepcid Plax Rembrandt Splenda Sudafed Tylenol Visine

Annual revenue: US$74.3 billion (FY 2014) Annual net income: US$16.3 billion (FY 2014) Employees: 118,700

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