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Anthony G Martin

Sandra Stefano

Eugene McGarry

A portable video capture device configured to be securely mounted within a conventional sports helmet. The camera is mounted within the front of the frame of the helmet, a id is designed to be flush with the front of the helmet. The components of the camera, including a power source, a lens, a wireless transmitter and an antenna, are configured to be safely housed within the frame of the helmet between the foam padding and the outer housing of the helmet. The transmitting antenna is designed to transmit a video feed via, the wireless transmitter from the camera to a receiver on a static, user-defined frequency, so that multiple iterations of the present invention may be utilized simultaneously on the same playing field.

Helmet camera system

A bedpan system including an underlayment for supporting a supine human patient above a substantially horizontal supporting surface, wherein the underlayment has: a substantially horizontal top surface upon which the patient rests, a substantially parallel, spaced apart bottom surface for lying upon the supporting surface, and a bedpan cavity having an open top in registry with buttocks of the patient; the bedpan system comprising: an underlayment that is an inflatable mattress constructed substantially of flexible plastic sheet material comprising: a top sheet providing the top surface, a bottom sheet providing the bottom surface, side wall sheets attached between the top sheet and the bottom sheet providing substantially vertical side walls around the perimeter of the underlayment when it is inflated, and cavity sidewall sheets attached between the top sheet and the bottom sheet providing substantially vertical sidewalls in the cavity; a cavity base that is joined to the cavity sidewalls as a closed bottom for the cavity, thereby effectively making the bottom surface of the underlayment a single, unitary, or continuous sheet including under the cavity; a smooth junction where the cavity sidewalls join with the top surface; and a smooth junction where the cavity sidewalls join with the cavity base.

Bedpan system

A remote visual inspection system having a video endoscope, a mounting post and a mount. The mount, to which a video monitor is attached, can also accommodate, at any one time, either the video endoscope or the mounting post. The video endoscope has an insertion tube and a scope body. The mount includes a sleeve which defines a central opening into which the scope body and mounting post may extend and has a slot, extending from a first end of the sleeve to a second end of the sleeve, through which the insertion tube may pass. The scope body is provided with a first part (e.g., a pin hole) of a locking mechanism and a first part (e.g., an alignment projection) of an alignment mechanism. The mounting post also has a first part (e.g., a pin hole) of the locking mechanism and a first part (e.g., an alignment projection) of the alignment mechanism. Complementary portions of the locking and alignment mechanisms are located on the sleeve. When the scope body is properly inserted and positioned in the sleeve, the corresponding portions of the locking and alignment mechanisms engage to align and lock the axial and rotational position of the scope body with respect to the mount. The locking and alignment mechanisms between the post and the sleeve similarly engage when the post is properly inserted and positioned in the sleeve to align and lock the position of the post with respect to the mount.

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Bedford Hts., OH, United States of America

Anthony G Martin