Ips Group Inc.

Shriro Australia Pty Limited

Threatmetrix Pty Ltd

Action Sports Equipment Pty Ltd.

Other

Global Diagnostic Systems, Benefit LLC

David Andrew Jones

David William King

Choor Hong Tan

Choor-Hong Tan

David Paul Mansueto

Anson Li

Alexander Schwarz

Murray David Kirby Hunter

Derek Wu

Ron Lawrence

Lee David Blattmann

Anthony Babaran

Michael W MacCollum

Robert Brian Seaman

Chad P Randall

Adam Hugh Gillmore

Scott Thomas

Alisdair Faulkner

Giovanni Ciampa

Siao Hau Teh

Colin Goldie

Andre Malan Joubert

Weiwei Wu

Yong Quan Zhang

Elliott Millenson

William David Postle

Abigail Maude Thomas

Wendy Strongin

Yingmin Fu

Shengcheng Fu

Dirk Kupershoek

Peter Leigh-Jones

Carolyn S Millenson

Kuang-hsu Cheng

Siddharth Doshi

David Mansueto

Parking meter

Parking pay station

Pole-mounted sensor

Sensor enhanced meter

A lever for use in a trampoline includes a frame attachment, a rigid element and a tensioner. The frame attachment is configured for connection to a supporting frame of the trampoline; the frame attachment includes a stop formation. The rigid element is connected to the frame attachment and is configured to pivot about a fulcrum connected to the frame attachment. The rigid element includes a lug configured to contact the stop formation to limit an extent of a pivot motion of the rigid element about the fulcrum. The rigid element comprises a jump mat end and a frame end, the jump mat end being configured for connection to a jumping mat. The tensioner is connected to the rigid element and is configured for attachment to the trampoline supporting frame.

Trampoline equipment and methods

A barbecue with spit functionality, the barbecue including: a barbecue body having a first opening and a second opening; a first spit support member mounted in the first opening and settable at a storage position, in which the first spit support member is substantially contained within the barbecue body, or one or more use positions, in which the first spit support member at least partially protrudes from the barbecue body; a second spit support member mounted in the second opening and settable at a storage position, in which the second spit support member is substantially contained within the barbecue body, or one or more use positions, in which the second spit support member at least partially protrudes from the barbecue body; and a spit rod releasably engageable with the first and second spit support members when the first and second spit support members are in their respective use positions.

Barbecue with spit functionality

Meter cover

Growing community of inventors

Beecroft, Australia

David Andrew Jones