Impossible Objects, Inc.

Innovo Concepts, LLC

Aegys, LLC

Brian C Conti

Robert W Swartz

Eugene Gore

Gabriel Prero

Chris Wagner

Edward T Pietrucha

Patrick J Tannous

Marco F Serrano

Len Wanger

Joseph R Barwick

Stephen F Blackler

A room access control system including a base assembly positionable adjacent a door opening; an arm having a first end pivotally mounted with respect to the base assembly; wherein the arm is positionable in a first undeployed position where the arm is generally vertical and the second end of the arm points downwardly; wherein a fan assembly is attached to the arm, the fan assembly including a plurality of fan blades; wherein each of the fan blades is pivotally mounted to a pivot point on the arm; wherein when the arm is rotated into a second, generally horizontal deployed position, the plurality of fan blades extend beneath the arm in a fanned out pattern with the second end of a first fan blade of the plurality of fan blades attached to the arm, and a last fan blade of the plurality of fan blades positioned in a generally vertical position.

Room access control system with barrier arm having downwardly extending fan assembly

A cooking and draining system includes: a vessel including a bottom and an upstanding side wall forming an interior region of the vessel and an opening opposite the bottom of the vessel, the vessel further including: a heating element located in one of the bottom and the side wall; a valve located in one of the bottom and the side wall, the valve selectively controlling outflow of fluid from the interior region of the vessel; a lid selectively sealing the opening opposite the bottom of the vessel; and a base selectively coupled to the vessel and selectively causing the heating element to heat the interior region of the vessel.

Self-contained electronic boiling and straining system

A stacker component of an apparatus for automated manufacturing of three-dimensional composite-based objects for aligning registration of sheets. The stacker includes a sheet catcher; a frame having a base plate with the base plate having tapered registration pins to align a stack of substrate sheets. The registration pins are mounted in the base plate and project vertically to a location just below the sheet catcher. The stacker also has a presser with a press plate and a belt driver system that moves the press plate up and down allowing the press plate to exert downward pressure on the stack and a slide system with two guide rails that enable the base plate to be loaded and unloaded. A conveyor can be disposed so that after a substrate sheet exits a powder or printing system, the sheet is conveyed onto the sheet catcher.

Method and apparatus for stacker module for automated composite-based additive manufacturing machine

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Brian C Conti