Weatherford/lamb, Inc.

Fox Factory, Incorporated

Halliburton Company

Other

Baker Oil Tools, Inc.

Weatherford Technology Holdings, LLC

Weatherford Enterra U.s., Inc.

Thomas Koithan

David M. Haugen

Graham Ruark

John W. Newman

David Shahin

David Michael Haugen

Mario Galasso

Frederick Thomas Tilton

David J Brunnert

Wesley E Allinger

Robert C Fox

Dennis K Wootten

Richard Lee Giroux

Andrew Laird

Thurman B Carter

Guy LaMont McClung, Iii

Flint R George

William M Becker

Kevin R George

Thomas Floyd Bailey

David S Wesson

Albert C Odell, Ii

Tuong Thanh Le

Mike A Luke

Gary Thompson

Patrick Glen Maguire

Corey Eugene Hoffman

Gary Duron Ingram

Gregory Guy Galloway

Bernd-Georg Pietras

Neil Andrew Abercrombie Simpson

Paul David Metcalfe

Mark J Murray

Peter Barnes Moyes

Joe Noske

David W Teale

Kevin Leon Gray

David Graham Hosie

Robert P Badrak

William A Blizzard, Jr

Michael W Hayes

Clark E Robison

Simon John Harrall

Kevin W Smith

Paul B Wilson

Karsten Heidecke

Everet Owen Ericksen

Christopher Paul Cox

James R Longbottom

Joseph Franklin

Robert David Kaswen

Mark Stephen Fitzsimmons

Joshua Benjamin Yablon

John Douglas Roberts

Neil A A Simpson

Sante M Pelot

Gerald Dean Pedersen

Sante Pelot

Thad Joseph Scott

Clayton Stanley Pluchek

Jimmy Lawrence Hollingsworth

Wes Allinger

Brent James Lirette

Michael T Smalley

Thomas H Koithan

Steve R Delgado

Robert R Luke

Marc David Kuck

Teme Forrest Singleton

Erik Peter Eriksen

David Pavel

Clayton Plucheck

Mark W Schnitker

Shane P Hart

Bernd Reinholdt

Graham Myles Ruark

Ramkumar K Bansal

R K Bansal

Robert Eugene Robertson

Troy F Hill

Doug Durst

Mark D Kuck

Neil Andrew Simpson

John Newman

Ram Kumar Bansal

Paul James Wilson

Michael C Hayes

Charles Gerard Brunet

Richard Paul Rubbo

Wayne Rudd

Charles W Pleasants

Doyle Fredric Boutwell, Jr

Robert S Beeman

Michel Bouchard

Terje Baustad

David Ernest McKay

Guy Lamonte McClung, Iii

Simon J Harrall

L Cameron White

Arnold G Edwards

Graham Alexander Skinner

Michael Nero

Charles W Kinney

Gisle Vold

A system configured to be coupled with a participant of an activity. The system comprises: a participant activity monitoring unit configured for monitoring a performance of the activity by the participant; an activity information module configured for storing performance information corresponding to the activity; and a participant performance correlator configured for delivering comparative performance data based on the monitored performance of the activity by the participant and the stored performance information.

Methods and apparatus for virtual competition

A method and system to convert user activities performed in a real world into virtual world activity. The system includes a virtual world environment with a virtual activity tracker to obtain virtual activity performance data for an activity performed by a user in the virtual world environment; and a virtual world database to store the virtual activity performance data in a virtual profile of the user. The system also includes a real world activity tracker to obtain real world activity performance data for a real world activity performed by the user; and an activity convertor to convert the real world activity performance data into an amount of converted virtual activity performance data and add the converted virtual activity performance data to the virtual profile of the user.

Incorporating real world physical activity into a virtual world environment

A vehicle suspension damper including: a cylinder; a piston assembly; and an adjuster, wherein the piston assembly compresses fluid as it moves within the cylinder and the adjuster obstructs fluid flow from a first side of a damping piston of the piston assembly to a second side of the damping piston.

Method and apparatus for an adjustable damper

A system including: a seat post; a user interface operatively connected with the seat post, the user interface configured for receiving instructions associated with a height of the seat post and for communicating received instructions to at least one controller coupled with a motive source of the seat post; and a valve assembly in communication with the motive source, the valve assembly regulating fluid flow within a variable finite positioning seat post height mode in response to a translation of the received instructions by the motive source.

Seat post

An axle assembly for a vehicle includes an axle shaft having a bolt end and a lever end. The axle assembly includes a cam assembly coupled to the lever end of the axle shaft. The cam assembly includes a cam housing, a cam follower shaft coupled to the cam housing, and the cam follower shaft is located coaxially within the axle shaft. The cam follower shaft does not extend the full length of the axle shaft. The cam shaft is coupled to the cam follower shaft, and a lever is coupled to the cam assembly. The lever is rotatable from an open position to a closed position, and an angle of maximum rotation for the lever between the open position and the closed position is less than 180 degrees.

Methods and apparatus for releasably supporting a vehicle wheel assembly

Methods and apparatus for lubricating suspension seals by pumping fluid to the seals using a compression or rebound action of a suspension component.

Methods and apparatus for lubricating suspension components

Pressure-sensitive vales are incorporated within a dampening system to permit user-adjustable tuning of a shock absorber. In one embodiment, a pressure-sensitive valve includes an isolated gas chamber having a pressure therein that is settable by a user.

Methods and apparatus for combined variable damping and variable spring rate suspension

Methods and apparatus for regulating the function of a suspension system are disclosed herein. Suspension characteristics often contribute to the efficiency of a suspended system. Depending on the desired operating parameters of the suspended system, it may be desirable to alter the functional characteristics of the suspension from time to time in order to maintain or increase efficiency. The suspension hereof may be selectively locked into a substantially rigid configuration, and the damping fluid may be phase separated and/or cooled to increase damping rate during use (or offset rate degradation). The suspension hereof may generate power usable to achieve any or all of the foregoing or to be stored for use elsewhere in the suspended system or beyond.

Methods and apparatus for suspension lock out and signal generation

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League City, TX, United States of America

David Michael Haugen