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Chainlink Technology, Inc.

Chainlink Technologies

David L Dewey

Ashley A Gilmore

Robert G Anderson

Gerald Gilmore

Land use rights management where land use rights are represented as bounded space, and portions of rights are represented as portions of whole rights. The portions are specifically designated subspaces within the bounded space. Tracking land use rights conveyance with the representations includes tracking conveyances as subdivisions of whole or partial subspaces within the bounded space, each subspace also bounded. The management system can compute subdivisions with set operations on the subspaces and bounded space.

Realtime land use rights management

Land use rights management where land use rights are represented as bounded space, and portions of rights are represented as portions of whole rights. The portions are specifically designated subspaces within the bounded space. Rights or ownership interests can be determined by a set or array of interests as indicated by separate computer objects. Conveyances that indicate a split of rights causes the generation of multiple separate interests. Conveyances that indicate a merger of rights can cause the generation of a merged interest where rights from multiple sources can be combined in one interest as indicated by a single computer object. The merged interest can reduce the number of individual rights in the set to enable the computer to perform more efficient computation of ownership interests.

Realtime land use rights management with object merges

An aerial device automatically maintains a relative position with respect to a target. The aerial device can set a relative multi-dimensional position with respect to the target. The target can have an indicator (e.g., a visual marker for image capture tracking, or a radio indicator for tracking via signaling) that the aerial device reads. The aerial device can automatically adjust its flight path in response to movement of the target as indicated by the indicator. Thus, the aerial device can maintain a digital tether, moving with the target to maintain substantially the same relative position with respect to the target, tracking the target in multiple dimensions.

Digital tethering for tracking with autonomous aerial robot

A device is provided for locking a control lever on a handlebar of a cycle. A first clamp arm has a key-actuated lock with a lock mechanism extending therefrom. A second clamp arm has a lock engagement recess for accepting the lock mechanism of the lock therein. The two clamp arms may be locked together as a single unit, a first opening therein for enclosing a portion of the handlebar, and a second opening therein for enclosing a portion of the control lever. The first opening further includes a plurality of protruding tits extending therefrom for frictional engagement with the handlebar to prevent the arms from rotating on the handlebar. In use, the arms are separately placed over the portion of the handlebar and the control lever and then joined and locked together thereon to prevent the use of the control lever.

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Grapeview, WA, United States of America

David L Dewey