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Dek International Gmbh

Asm Assembly Systems Switzerland Gmbh

Dek Printing Machines, Ltd.

Quik-Tool, LLC

Dtg International Gmbh

Charles Moncavage

Joseph E Maenner

Ricky Bennett

Jason Mark Edelstein

Ian Gordon Wood

Bernward Starke

A method includes uploading a plurality of songs to a server; allowing a first user to listen to a selected song from the plurality on an electronic device, the selected song being transmitted across an electronic network from the server; allowing the first user to record a user-generated stem track using the electronic device, the electronic device being located at the user location; without saving the user-generated stem track, transmitting only the user-generated stem track across the electronic network to the server; storing the user-generated stem track on the server; allowing the first user to select a plurality of other individual user-generated stem tracks from the server and combine the selected user-generated stem tracks to form a user-generated cover song; and transmitting an electronic message to other users who generated the other individual user-generated stem tracks, informing them of the combination of their stem tracks to form the cover song.

System and method for recording and sharing music

A screen printing machine and method, the screen printing machine comprising: a print head () which is operable to drive a material through a printing screen () and deposit the material onto a workpiece (w); an imaging unit () which comprises a vision camera () for imaging at least one of the printing screen () and the workpiece (w), and a positioning mechanism () which is operable to position the vision camera; and an end effector () which is operable to perform an operation on the workpiece and is coupled to the vision camera, such as to be moved commonly therewith by the positioning mechanism, wherein the screen printing machine is operable in one of a first mode in which the print head is operated to print material deposits on the workpiece, and a second, mode in which the end effector is actuated to perform an operation on the workpiece at defined positions.

Screen printing machine and method having vision camera coupled to material-dispensing effector

A pin locking apparatusincludes a base unithaving a plurality of vertical channelsformed therethrough. A first pinis slidingly disposed in a first of the plurality of vertical channelsand a second pinis slidingly disposed in a second of the plurality of vertical channels. A wedgeis slidingly disposed in a third of the plurality of vertical channels. The third vertical channelis located between the first and second vertical channels. A first magnetis slidingly disposed in a horizontal channelbetween the first pinand the wedge. A second magnetis slidingly disposed in the horizontal channelbetween the second pinin the wedge. The magnetic pole of the second magnetproximate to the wedgeis opposite the magnetic pole of the first magnetproximate to the wedge

Pin locking support fixture

A wiper blade holder for holding a wiper blade () for use in a screen printing machine and a wiper blade therefor, the wiper blade holder comprising: a body unit () comprising a body member () which includes a mounting surface () to which a wiper blade is mounted; and at least one mounting fixture () which is attached to the body unit for mounting the wiper blade holder to a screen printing machine. In one embodiment the wiper blade holder further comprises: at least one magnet () which acts to hold the wiper blade to the body unit. In one embodiment the at least one mounting fixture is separable from the body member, such as to allow for use of different mounting fixtures which provide for adjustment of the inclination of the mounting surface of the body member relative to the at least one mounting fixture.

Wiper blade holder for use in a screen printing machine and wiper blade therefor

A method includes the steps of allowing a first user to play a selected song on an electronic device at a first location, the selected song being transmitted across an electronic network from a server at a second location; allowing the first user to record a user-generated stem track using the electronic device at the first location while playing the selected song; transmitting the user-generated stem track across the electronic network to the second location; and storing the user-generated stem track on the server at the second location. An electronic system that allows the first user to perform the method is also disclosed.

A method includes the steps of electronically storing a plurality of songs on a server; allowing a first user to select one of the plurality of songs; allowing the first user to play the one of the plurality of songs and record a user-generated track while the one of the plurality of songs is playing; and saving the user-generated track on the server separate from the one of the plurality of songs. An electronic system that allows the first user to perform the method is also disclosed.

A screen printing device is disclosed. The screen printing device includes a screen printer workstation having a work path. The work path has an input end, an output end, and a conveyor for transporting a workpiece between the input end and the output end. A stencil assembly is adapted to engage the workpiece as the workpiece is transported between the input end and the output end. The stencil assembly includes a stencil having an endless loop. A method of applying a substance to a workpiece using an endless loop stencil is also disclosed.

Screen printing device with infinite loop stencil

A pin locking apparatus () includes a housing, at least one pin () and at least one locking piston (). The housing includes at least one locking bore () and at least one pin bore (). The at least one pin is slidably contained within the pin bore and is positioned by application of pressure in the pin bore. The at least one locking piston is slidably contained within the locking bore and is actuated by pressure in the locking bore to apply a locking force on the pin.

Locking support fixture

A tooling fixture for supporting a workpiece, comprising: a body including a surface over which a workpiece is in use supported and a plurality of bores therein; a plurality of supporting elements () for supporting the workpiece, each slideably disposed in a respective one of the bores such as to be extendable from the surface of the body; at least one fluid reservoir () operably in fluid communication with the supporting elements such as to cause sliding of ones of the supporting elements on displacement of the fluid in the at least one fluid reservoir, and fluid control means () for displacing the fluid in the at least one reservoir such as to cause the supporting elements to be extended to a supporting position in contact with the workpiece and locking the supporting elements in the supporting position.

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Nazareth, PA, United States of America

Charles Moncavage