Marvin Lumber & Cedar Company

Rosemount Aerospace Limited

Brian M Farnes

Justin Wayne Magnusen

Matthew A Tschann

Gaetano Ling

Nikolaj Dam Roadley-Battin

Christopher Steven Hill

Thomas James Hensrud

Nathan H DeBoer

Daniel Jon Curtis

Justin Magnusen

A fenestration automated operating system includes a fenestration frame, fenestration panel and one or both of a panel operating assembly or a panel latch assembly. The panel operating assembly is coupled with one or both of the fenestration frame or the fenestration panel. The panel operating assembly includes a panel actuator coupled with the panel actuator. A panel latch assembly is coupled with one or both of the fenestration frame or the fenestration panel. The panel latch assembly includes a latch and a latch actuator coupled with the latch. A fenestration controller is configured to operate each of the latch actuator and the panel actuator.

Fenestration automated operating system and methods for same

A fenestration system includes one or more of a light modulation controller or ventilation modulation controller. The light modulation controller is in communication with at least one light modulation element of a fenestration assembly having a frame and a panel. The light modulation controller includes a light prescription module configured to provide a specified light prescription for the building interior. A lighting difference module is configured to determine a prescription difference between the specified light prescription and ambient light. A dynamic light module of the light modulation controller operates the at least one light modulation element according to the prescription difference. The ventilation modulation controller is in communication with at least one operator configured to open and close the panel. A ventilation prescription module provides a specified ventilation prescription for the building interior, and a dynamic ventilation module implements panel closing and opening according to the specified ventilation prescription.

Fenestration assembly and building service control with the same

A fenestration assembly includes a fenestration frame and at least one panel rotatably coupled with the fenestration frame. A locking mechanism is coupled with the fenestration frame and the panel, and includes at least one latch and at least one latch fastener. In a secure configuration the panel is in a closed position and the latch is coupled with the latch fastener. In an unsecure configuration the panel is in an open position or the latch is decoupled from the latch fastener. A status monitoring assembly is configured to monitor the secure and unsecure configurations, and includes a sensor operator coupled with one of the fenestration frame or the panel, and a sensor coupled with the other of the panel or the fenestration frame. The sensor is configured to detect the sensor operator if the panel is in the closed position and the latch is coupled with the latch fastener.

Integrated fenestration status monitoring systems and methods for the same

A fenestration assembly includes a fenestration frame and at least one panel movable between open and closed positions. A locking mechanism is coupled with the at least one panel and includes at least one latch and at least one latch fastener. The panel includes a secure configuration with the panel in the closed position and the latch coupled with the latch fastener. In the unsecure configuration one or more of the panel is in the open position or the latch is decoupled from the latch fastener. A status monitoring assembly monitors the secure and unsecure configurations and includes a sensor operator coupled with the latch, and a sensor coupled with one of the fenestration frame or the panel. In the secure configuration, the status monitoring assembly detects the sensor operator with the sensor if the panel is in the closed position and the latch is coupled with the latch fastener.

Integrated fenestration status monitoring system and methods for the same

According to one aspect, a method of installing a display mounting apparatus in a vehicle is provided. A base mount member of the display mounting apparatus is coupled to a surface of the vehicle. The base mount member includes a pair of pivot attachment holes. An angular position of a pivot support member is adjusted. The pivot support member includes an upper mounting surface and a locking pin passage, where the pivot support member is coupled to the base mount member by a pivot pin that passes through the pivot attachment holes. A lower surface of an upper mount member is positioned proximate the upper mounting surface to align a pair of locking pin holes in the upper mount member with the locking pin passage. A locking pin is engaged through the pair of locking pin holes in the upper mount member and through the locking pin passage.

Display mounting apparatus

According to one aspect, a display mounting apparatus includes a base mount member, a pivot support member, and an upper mount member. The base mount member includes a pair of pivot attachment holes. The pivot support member includes an upper mounting surface and a locking pin passage. The pivot support member is coupled to the base mount member by a pivot pin that passes through the pair of pivot attachment holes. The upper mount member includes a display mounting surface, a lower surface, and a pair of locking pin holes arranged to engage a locking pin that passes through the pair of locking pin holes and through the locking pin passage of the pivot support member when the upper mounting surface of the pivot support member is positioned proximate to the lower surface of the upper mount member.

A single aisle mount system is disclosed. A single aisle mount system may have a device mount, an articulating base having an articulation guide and a joiner member, and a structural support. The joiner member may retain a device mount in mechanical communication with an articulating base and the articulating base may facilitate positioning of a device mount. An electronic device may be mounted on the device mount. In this manner, a single aisle mount system may facilitate easier use and viewing of an electronic device.

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Warroad, MN, United States of America

Brian M Farnes