Balanced Body, Inc.

E. & J. Gallo Winery

Otter Products, LLC

Other

Abbott Cardiovascular Systems, Inc.

Fatdoor, Inc.

Steelcase Inc.

Logitech Europe S.a.

Mallinckrodt, Inc.

Anthony Peter Patron

Alexander Coriano, Iii

David Jason Wilkins

Patrick Coyle

Daniel Lawrence Evans

Eben Roy Sargent

Thomas Dieter Christian-Overthun

Kimberly Roberts

Elger Oberwelz

James Rolfe Yurchenco

David M Webster

Joerg Christoph Student

Thomas Dieter Christian Overthun

Jennifer Ellen Davis-Wilson

Christopher J Savarino

Brian Masterson

Vivian K Barad

Jonathan I Kaplan

Ken Endelman

Andrew Switky

Virginia Wang

Bosung Kim

Martin J Kay

James R Yurchenco

Thomas Dieter Overthun

Laveille Kao Voss

James Yurchenco

Vivian Kate Barad

David A Mackiewicz

Blaise Bertrand

Youenn Colin

Gina Lynn Romero

Kelly A Pike

Vinh Pho

Clifford T Jue

Gary L Hansen

Alan Chung Regala

John Lai

Mark B Saffell

David J Ritch

Patrick Monney

Steven S Bordewick

Denis Pavillard

Joseph W Yang

Kristine Rene Chan-Lizardo

Christine Gale Kronich

Chase Taylor Thompson

Matthew David Inouye

Jean-Marc Flueckiger

Ari T Adler

Samer Abdo

Bradley J Bonnette

Jeff C Weintraub

Joe Watson

Michael Sullivan

Robert Lawrence Stewart

Dan P Wilkins

James R Yurchenko

Chrostopher J Savarino

A system and method for dispensing a beverage. The system includes a beverage cartridge that stores any liquid and has a spout for dispensing the stored liquid. The beverage cartridge may be inserted into a beverage press that includes a housing for receiving the beverage cartridge. The beverage press also includes a tap that engages the spout of the beverage cartridge, and a lifting assembly that exerts force on the beverage cartridge. Pressing the tap activates the spout of the beverage cartridge to dispense the stored liquid through the spout and out of the tap of the beverage press. a system for dispensing a beverage.

System and method for dispensing a beverage

An anchor assembly configured to locate and anchor body tissue surrounding an opening in the body tissue. The anchor assembly can include a plurality of anchor elements. Each anchor element can include an elongate portion and an anchor portion extending from the elongate portion. The elongate portion can be configured to be manipulated by a user. The anchor portion can have a contracted configuration capable of passing through the opening in the body tissue and can have an expanded configuration capable of anchoring the body tissue surrounding the opening. The anchor portion and the elongate portion can be integrally formed from a single wire.

Closure devices, systems, and methods

A system and method for dispensing a beverage. The system includes a beverage cartridge that stores any liquid and has a spout for dispensing the stored liquid. The beverage cartridge may be inserted into a beverage press that includes a housing for receiving the beverage cartridge. The beverage press also includes a tap that engages the spout of the beverage cartridge, and a lifting assembly that exerts force on the beverage cartridge. Pressing the tap activates the spout of the beverage cartridge to dispense the stored liquid through the spout and out of the tap of the beverage press, a system for dispensing a beverage.

Beverage cartridge

Beverage cartridge and press assembly

Beverage press

Beverage tap

A protective case includes a chassis having sides and a back that define a cavity with an opening for an electronic device. The back has an inner back surface configured to be adjacent to a back surface of the installed electronic device. The protective case also includes a suspension system having a first cushion and a second cushion. The first cushion is configured to contact the back surface of the installed electronic device and to provide an air gap between the chassis and the back of the installed electronic device. The second cushion is configured to contact side surfaces of the installed electronic device and to contact a front surface of the installed electronic device to form a seal with the front surface of the installed electronic device.

Protective case with seal

A method and system of printable payload extensions of a quadcopter are disclosed. In one aspect, a quadcopter includes an airframe and a central portion of the airframe having at least one of an upper extender mechanism and a lower extender mechanism. The central portion enables users of the quadcopter to design payload extensions that mechanically couple with the quadcopter using a three-dimensional (3D) printing device as long as the payload extensions have a weight less than a maximum payload capacity of the quadcopter. The quadcopter couples with at a set of payload extensions including a hook assembly, an interlocking building block platform assembly, a DSLR camera assembly, a HD camera assembly, and/or a container assembly through the central portion of the airframe.

Quadcopter with a printable payload extension system and method

A protective case for an electronic device includes a chassis, a back portion, and an internal suspension system. The chassis includes a cavity having inner surfaces. The back portion is attached to the chassis and adjacent to a back surface of the electronic device when the electronic device is installed in the protective case. The internal suspension system is positioned in the cavity and attached to the inner surfaces of the chassis and to the back portion of the protective case. The internal suspension system includes multiple cushion portions. One of the cushion portions contacts part of the back surface of the electronic device. The internal suspension system protects the installed electronic device from external forces and provides an air gap between the protective case and a back surface of the installed electronic device.

Protective case with internal suspension system

A protective case for a mobile electronic device can include a sliding back portion that permits quick and easy installation and removal of the mobile device. The protective case can include a chassis that resists bending or flexing during an impact event, thereby reducing stresses imparted to components of the mobile device housed in the protective case during the impact event. The protective case can include surface coverings to absorb and dissipate impact energy resulting from the impact event, thereby reducing impact forces transmitted to the mobile device. The protective case can include an internal suspension system configured to protect the electronic device from drop-induced damage and to preserve the resale value of an electronic device by minimizing cosmetic damage to external surfaces of the electronic device while housed in the case. In some examples, the protective case can be waterproof.

A reformer exercise apparatus is disclosed that has a generally rectangular frame. The rail portions of the frame each have an upright outer wall and a hidden outwardly open slot therein. A foot bar support assembly movably carried by each of the outwardly open slots supports the foot bar. Each foot bar support assembly has an elongated slide plate movably supported within the slot, a hook plate fastened to the slide plate, and a foot bar support arm rotatably and slidably fastened to the hook plate. A pair of tubular risers each having a lower and upper roller therein at the head end of the frame direct arm cord ends to a cord retraction assembly mounted on the carriage. The retraction assembly mounted to the carriage releases the cords by pivoting either one of the shoulder stops toward the foot end of the frame.

Reformer exercise apparatus footbar support assembly

A method and device of a Skyteboard&#x2122; quadcopter are disclosed. In one aspect, a quadcopter includes a first pair of rotors including a first rotor and a second rotor physically enclosed in a peanut shaped airframe, an undercarriage mechanically coupled on a lower side of the peanut shaped airframe, and a second pair of rotors comprising of a third rotor and a fourth rotor mechanically coupled to the undercarriage. The second pair of rotors folds underneath the first pair of rotors such that the first pair of rotors and the second pair of rotors are substantially parallel to each other in a folded mode of the quadcopter. The first pair of rotors is substantially above the second pair of rotors in the folded mode, such that the first rotor is substantially above the third rotor and the second rotor is substantially above the fourth rotor when in the folded mode.

Skyteboard quadcopter and method

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Mountain View, CA, United States of America

Anthony Peter Patron