Physical Optics Corporation

Scientific Applications & Research Associates, Inc.

Intellisense Systems, Inc.

Edward Matthew Patton

David H Miller

Tomasz P Jannson

Christopher Thad Ulmer

Andrew A Kostrzewski

Sookwang Ro

Paul I Shnitser

Gregory Peng

Victor Grubsky

Koyiro Minakata

Volodymyr Romanoov

Gabriel Kaplan

Keith Shoemaker

Dmitry Starodubov

Rodion Tikhoplav

Ihor Berezhnyy

Strahinja K Zecevic

Gennady Medvedkin

Parviz Parhami

Paul Wilkinson

Christopher Thad Ullmer

A portable weather station, including an lower body portion; an upper body portion disposed on the lower body portion in a spaced apart relationship thereby forming an open channel between the upper body portion and the lower body portion; and a plurality of weather condition sensors wherein a first set of one or more of the plurality of weather condition sensors is mounted on the upper body portion of the portable weather station and a second set of one or more of the plurality of weather condition sensors is mounted on the lower body portion of the portable weather station.

Meteorological sensing systems and methods

Skiving device

Measurement gauge

A Compton tomography system comprises an x-ray source configured to produce a planar x-ray beam. The beam irradiates a slice of an object to be imaged, producing Compton-scattered x-rays. The Compton-scattered x-rays are imaged by an x-ray camera. Translation of the object with respect to the source and camera or vice versa allows three-dimensional object imaging.

Compton tomography system

Profilometers for industrial metrology and other applications are described. A line is projected on a surface to be profiled. The line is scanned to build a three dimensional point cloud allowing the three-dimensional (3D) profile of the surface to be determined. In some embodiments, the line is projected by a laser system. In other embodiments, the line is projected by a digital micromirror device (DMD). In still further embodiments, multiple lines, or other patterns are projected.

Three-dimensional profilometer

A measurement gauge, comprising a pair of jaws biased in a closed position; a normalizing member surrounding one of the jaws when the pair of jaws is closed, the normalizing member biased in an extended position; a handle coupled to the pair of jaws and normalizing member such that movement from an extended handle position to an retracted handle position opens the pair of jaws and moves the normalizing member to an retracted position.

Self-normalizing panel thickness measurement system

The present invention provides systems and methods for x-ray imaging. In some embodiments, an aperture, or a plurality thereof, are configured to have image transfer functions lacking a zero within a usable spatial frequency range. In further embodiments, the image transfer function is determined according to the shape of the aperture and the usable spatial frequency range is determined according to a usable signal to noise ratio.

X-ray imaging system and method

A system and a method for suppressing the build up of metal carbonates in the electrolyte, using a porous cell separator is used to allow the use of different electrolyte compositions around the anode (anolyte) and the cathode (catholyte). This cell configuration enables the oxygen cathode to operate in a molten hydroxide electrolyte, and the carbon anode to operate in mixed carbonate-hydroxide melt, so that most of the advantages of using a molten hydroxide electrolyte will be retained.

Means of stabilizing electrolyte in a direct carbon-air fuel cell based on a molten metal hydroxide electrolyte

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Torrance, CA, United States of America

Edward Matthew Patton