Southwest Research Institute

Combination Wheels, LLC

Cliff James Scribner

Geronimo I Elias, Jr

Darrel Ray Barnette

Paul Hvass

Albert Joseph Parvin, Jr

Paul Thomas Evans

Nakul Jeirath

Edward G Alvarado, Jr

James M Burkes

Nicholas A Herrera

Terrence M Tomlinson

William Eugene Thomas

Rogers E Rimmer

Reinforcement systems for additive manufacturing are disclosed. In some embodiments, the reinforcement systems include a print head assembly including a print head that is configured to form a plurality of layers of an additively manufactured article, and a reinforcement head. The reinforcement head may be configured to form at least one reinforcement element on or within a working layer of the plurality of layers formed by the print head. Additive manufacturing systems including such reinforcement systems and methods of additive manufacturing using those reinforcement systems are also disclosed.

Reinforcement system for additive manufacturing, devices and methods using the same

One or more embodiments of a combination wheel locking system are provided herein. The combination wheel locking system can be used to prevent access to one or more lug nuts on a wheel. The combination wheel locking system and anti-theft device can include a combination master lock system for operatively engaging and releasing from a portion of a wheel.

Wheel locking system

The disclosure provides a method to construct and physically join near-net shaped structural building blocks into a composite part using an interfacial reaction-activation mechanism.

Method to construct and physically join building blocks into a near-net shaped part using an interfacial reaction-activation mechanism

Systems and methods for dispensing an anti-traction, mobility denial material on a target surface. In various exemplary embodiments, a method of dispensing an anti-traction material on a target surface includes providing a polymer particle powder to a first section of a dispensing nozzle, providing a water stream to a second section of a dispensing nozzle, and mixing the polymer particle powder with the water stream upon exit of the streams out of the first and second sections of the dispensing nozzle to form the anti-traction material on the target surface, the formed anti-traction material being a gel.

Systems and methods for dispensing an anti-traction, mobility denial material

The present invention relates generally to methods of removal of a lubricious coating. In more specific aspects, the invention relates to methods of removal of aqueous polymers comprising acrylamide or copolymers thereof from a substrate comprising application of one or more metal salts.

Methods for removing a dispersed lubricious coating from a substrate

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Cliff James Scribner