Anthony, Inc.

Hill Phoenix, Inc.

Adrian Rodriguez

Pedro Almaguer

Dexter Maluto

Mark Sandnes

David Briggs Baugh

Praveen Chandrashekaraiah

Naresh Kumar Krishnamoorthy

Shobin Balakrishnan

Shriram Kumar

Jose Caloca

Francisco Flores

A soft close device for doors. A display case door includes a gasket and a compressible foam. The gasket has a peripheral body defining a cavity. The peripheral body includes a first portion, a second portion, and a third portion. The first portion is substantially flat and coupled to a surface of the display case door. The second portion is arranged on an opposite side of the cavity to the first portion. The second portion includes a magnet. The third portion is disposed between the first portion and the second portion. The third portion compresses when the door is closed against a cabinet frame. The compressible foam is positioned in and extends along a length of the cavity.

Soft close device for doors

A display case including a frame with a first fastener, a door with a second fastener, and a bracket coupling the door to the frame is described. The bracket has a first end coupled a second end. The first end is pivotably coupled to the frame by the first fastener. The first end includes a first pair of spring arms having a first slot to couple to the first fastener and to allow the door to pivot between open and closed positions. The second end is slideably coupled to the door by the second fastener. The second end has detents on a second pair of spring arms and a second slot to allow the second fastener of the door to slide as the door is pivoted between open and closed positions. A first detent is positioned further from the first end of the bracket than a second detent.

Display case door

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for determining if a product in a refrigerated display case has likely spoiled. The method can include: obtaining, from one or more thermal cameras installed in a refrigerated case, multiple images of the inside of the refrigerated case; determining, based on the multiple images, a surface temperature of one or more products contained in the refrigerated case; determining that the surface temperature of at least one product violated a spoilage temperature for a period of time; and in response to determining that the surface temperature of at least one product violated a spoilage temperature for a period of time, providing, for display on a user computing system, a graphical interface indicating that the product is likely spoiled.

Refrigeration system with temperature monitoring

A display case door that includes a frame around at least a portion of the display case door with an electrical connection installed within the frame. The electrical connector includes at least one opening defined within a surface of the electrical connector corresponding with at least one female electrical terminal. The electrical connector is mounted inside the door frame and the surface of the electrical connector is aligned with an opening in a sidewall of the door frame.

Display case door with door frame electrical connection

A display case door includes a sealed glass unit assembly, a door frame, and an electronic display. The sealed glass unit assembly includes a sealed glass unit and a subframe extending about and coupled to the sealed glass unit. The subframe includes a set of two or more subframe rails configured to hold the sealed glass unit. The door frame is coupled to the subframe and configured to support the sealed glass unit assembly in the door frame. The electronic display is coupled to the door frame in front of the sealed glass unit. The door frame is configured to couple with a display case enclosure in an opening of the display case enclosure.

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Santa Clarita, CA, United States of America

Adrian Rodriguez