Lucky Litter LLC

Brilliant Pet 2 LLC

Belle-v, LLC

Radio Systems Corporation

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Alan Jay Cook

Kevin John Augustyniak

Thomas E Devlin

Jeffrey A Salazar

Nathan Ulrich

Chi Lam Yau

Karl Thatcher Ulrich

Kristin William Grube

Jeff Reed Greason

Kris Grube

Jeff D Smith

Gerard Fubershaw

Kenneth Douglas Wood

Leon Helfet

Christian Castro

Gerard Furbershaw

Karl T Ulrich

Jonathan (jj) Mendoza

Kristin W Grube

Jeff Salazar

Xuan Song

Charlie Nghiem

Toby Stopper

Daejin Ahn

Roy Chih-Hao Chen

Monica Chih-Ting Li

Jeff Smith

Jonathan Li

Nathan Thatcher Ulrich

Thomas Edward Devlin

A waste cartridge in combination with a waste machine or apparatus that maintains waste pads for a pet owner, automatically or manually by removing and sealing soiled pads and waste and then replacing the soiled pad with a clean pad on a pet bed of the machine. The apparatus senses when a pet is using a waste pad portion and when the pet is finished, the machine takes up the soiled portion of the pad and removes and seals the soiled portion of the pad roll and the waste automatically, moving the pad into a repository for later removal and disposal of the waste cartridge when the pad roll is used up and then replacing removed pad with a new waste cartridge. The waste cartridge is comprised of a pad roll and a take-up rod attached to one end of the pad by any means such as a clip, slot or adhesive on the take-up rod. A pair of end caps on opposing ends of the take-up rod that includes a gear for attachment to a removable drive module may also be included or left off if the rod or core is directly connected to the drive module.

Pet waste cartridge

A sprocket adapter configured to roll up a waste pad. The sprocket adapter includes a sprocket, a first tube, a second tube, and a set of fins. The first and second tubes extend from the sprocket configured to couple with the take-up rod. The set of fins extends from the first side of the sprocket to couple with a pet waste pad. An end cap is configured to removably couple to a sprocket adapter comprising an aperture having two slotted portions, and a set of flaps. The aperture fits around the first tube of a sprocket adapter. The two slotted portions fit around a set of fins of a sprocket adapter. The set of flaps couple to the sprocket adapter. A take-up rod is configured to couple with a sprocket adapter. A pet waste roll assembly comprises a sprocket adapter coupled to an end cap and a take-up rod.

Pet waste roll assembly

A pet waste machine configured to capture animal information and dispose of animal waste. The pet waste machine includes a flat surface configured to receive pet waste, wherein a roll of pads is disposed upon the flat surface. A supply housing for holding a fresh supply of pad rolls which is connected to the waste station. A take-up assembly, which is connected to an end of the pet waste machine, is configured to dispose soiled pads by rolling up and sealing the soiled portion of the pad. A control and drive module is connected to the pet waste machine and is configured to detect animal activity. The control and drive module is comprised of an activity sensor. A network connection is connected to the control and drive module and is capable of transmitting data obtained by the pet waste machine.

Pet waste apparatus, method and system for user control

Sprocket for pet waste cartridge

A machine or apparatus to capture dog urine and solid waste for generally indoor use by a dog owner that automatically or manually advances fresh pads on a predetermined programming of the machine by the control module or by using markings or shadings on a roll of pet waste material.

Markings for a pet waste pad roll

Pet waste paper markings

A machine or apparatus to capture dog urine and solid waste for generally indoor use by a dog owner that automatically or manually advances fresh pads on a predetermined programming of the machine by the control module.

Automatic dog waste apparatus

A laser pet toy including a light source with a focused beam of light of a predetermined shape and programmable random travel across an opaque surface such as a floor or wall to create an engaging image for a pet to play with the image for entertainment or exercise.

Light projecting pet toy

Salad tongs

Serving spoon

Cat toy

Bottle opener

Cheese knife

The present disclosure provides an ergonomically designed solid single piece ice cream scoop emerging from a die-cast or forged tool made out of a metal that is finished and polished to eliminate the rough edges from the die casting or forged process with superior mechanical leverage to scoop out the hardest ice cream from a container.

Ice cream scoop

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Alan Jay Cook