Other

Graham A Jullien

James William Haslett

Ivars Finvers

A bandage incorporates sensor arrays. The sensor arrays may measure temperature and are fixed to a person's temple in use, or other suitable body part. An estimate of core body temperature may be made using the arrays. The bandage may carry processing electronics and a transmitter. Processing may be done on the bandage or remotely from the bandage. Other physiological parameters may be measured depending on the type of sensor used.

Bandage with sensors

The present invention relates to an array of simulated candles, utilizing light bulbs, which allows the user to turn on any selected light bulb merely by pointing a wand close to the light bulb to be turned on. Once turned on the light bulbs are caused to flicker in a manner which simulates very realistically the flickering of candle flames, including the increase and decrease of the illumination of all of the light bulbs (or selected groups of light bulbs if desired) which are observable in an array of candles during random breezes encountered by the candles in a room.

Electronic candle system

An electronic bingo system for generally enhancing the operation and playing value of the game, by providing such features as flashing the last number called, providing an exciting light display upon designation of a winner, etc. The game is comprised of a ball table including a matrix of numbered switches for closure upon interference by a numbered ball, a plurality of control switches, a general display for individually illuminating one or more numbers corresponding to each numbered switch of the matrix of switches, circuitry at the table for causing a digital display to indicate the number of the numbered switch upon the at least temporary closure of one of the numbered switches, and circuitry for illuminating the corresponding number in the general display upon at least temporary closure of a predetermined one of the control switches.

Electronic bingo system

A game switch particularly useful as a bingo table used by a bingo caller has greatly increased reliability over conventional microswitch actuated tables. A matrix of conductive flexible strips are used, whereby when a ball is depressed at an intersection of a vertical and horizontal strip, a contact is made. The resistance of the contact is particularly suitable for use with CMOS gate inputs to an electronic matrix position determining circuit.

Growing community of inventors

Windsor, Canada

Graham A Jullien