Gibson Guitar Corp.

The Coca-cola Company

Zero Corporation

Intrigo, Inc.

Bioveris Corporation

Christopher W Glupker

Ravi K Sawhney

Lance G Hussey

Kurt G Botsai

Timothy Mark Nugent

Mark H Powell

Craig R Steele

Mun P Lui

John Frank Zinni

Juan Pablo Cilia

Lance Gordon Hussey

Ravi Kumar Sawhney

Eddie W King

Hirotomi Teranishi

Maxim Weitzman

Donald Joseph Huntting

Jason S Aurelia

A Ray Morgan, Jr

Nasahn A Sheppard

Cary Robert Chow

Neil Samuel Rothman

Pankaj Oberoi

Hans Biebuyck

Charles Quentin Davis

Richard Alan Cook

David Robert DeLalio

Rober Krikor Matikyan

Vending machine door

Detection apparatus

Single two way speaker

Dual three way speaker

Single three way speaker

Stage monitor speaker

Subwoofer speaker

A collapsible table which is constructed of a main section which has a substantially planer work surface. The main section is composed of two equally sized parts which are hingedly connected together which permits folding of the main section from a position with the parts in alignment to a position with the parts in juxtaposition. Hingedly connected to each edge of the main section is a leg assembly. Each leg assembly is to be movable, upon actuation of a squeezable handle, from a retracted position alongside of the main section to an extended position substantially transverse to the main section. When in the transverse position, each leg assembly is to be locatable in any one of a plurality of different positions each of which will locate the work surface at a different height from the surface on which the collapsible table is mounted.

Collapsible table

Portable collapsible laptop computer table

A camera housing of generally rectangular shape with sides and ends and having a housing bottom and a housing top, with the top hinged to the bottom along one of the sides of the housing for pivoting between a housing open position for installing and removing a camera, and a housing closed position for holding the camera in place in the housing, and a camera clamp for attaching to the camera, with the clamp having a body for overlying the camera and opposed wings projecting laterally from the camera, with each of the wings having outwardly projecting fingers with spaces therebetween, and with the housing bottom having opposing side walls defining a camera receiving section, each of the walls having laterally inwardly projecting fingers with spaces therebetween for engaging the camera clamp outwardly projecting fingers for positioning the camera clamp and camera in the housing.

Camera housing

Growing community of inventors

Van Nuys, CA, United States of America

Christopher W Glupker