Snap-on Inc.

Intel Corporation

Christopher Lawton

Nathan J Lee

Jerry A King

Chien-I Chang

An interactive software application on a mobile computing device is used to configure an electronic torque wrench via a wireless connection. The software application obtains torque specifications for a vehicle from a remote database. When the torque specification require that work pieces be torqued in an ordered sequence, the software application guides the technician through the sequence, but accommodates changes when the technician departs from the sequence.

Wireless torque wrench with torque specifications

A method of managing a fixed length memory block pool having a plurality of memory blocks includes receiving a memory block address from a memory management module, in which the memory block address corresponds to an available memory block. The method further includes decrementing the memory block address by an amount substantially equal to a size of the overhead area of the available memory block.

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Costa Mesa, CA, United States of America

Christopher Lawton