Cardxx, Inc.

Other

Technistar Corporation

Chata Biosystems, Inc.

Harry J Tiffany, Iii

Edwin Dean Neas

Dennis L Templar

Mark E Hillam

Donald L Stillman

An apparatus and associated method of preparing a mixture using a computerized apparatus having a plurality of vessels, each of which is arranged on a support structure and oriented for dispensing a fluent substance through at least one exit port and a first flow channel. Each first flow channel is in further communication with a dedicated measurement assembly, for dosing fluent substance so dispensed, and a second flow channel. The apparatus also includes a receptacle support; and can further incorporate a user interface for receiving a first input concerning the mixture plus a storage device to hold instructions for locating a respective one of the second flow channels and the receptacle support in operative relation. The apparatus can further comprise titration and mixing modules; and an alternative apparatus and method can utilize a support structure having a framework moveably coupled to a sustaining member, whereby many flexible-walled vessels can be accommodated.

Apparatus for automatic preparation of a mixture and method

Smart cards employing ITA-based circuits can be made by associating a splitter edge material with the ITA-based circuit in order to direct an incoming stream of thermosetting polymeric above and below the ITA-based circuit.

Method for making smart cards using isotropic thermoset adhesive materials

Smart cards having high quality external surfaces can be made through use of a primer/adhesive (and, optionally, anchor hooks) on the lower surface of an electrical component in order to affix said electrical component to a thermosetting material that becomes the core layer of said cards.

Method for making tamper-preventing, contact-type, smart cards

Smart cards having high quality external surfaces can be made through the use of partially cured, low shrinkage glues to hold the smart card's electronic elements during their immersion in a thermosetting material that becomes the core layer of said cards. Mounds of low shrinkages give serve to hold the electronic component in a given position in the core layer.

Smart cards having glue-positioned electronic components

Smart cards having high quality external surfaces can be made through use of partially cured, low shrinkage glues to hold the smart card's electronic elements during their immersion in a thermosetting material that becomes the core layer of said cards.

Method of making smart cards

A wiping mirror assembly for trucks and other motor vehicles employs a wiper carrier coupled to an off-the-shelf multiple start, high lead screw that is driven by a reversing motor via a belt. A magnetic switch positioned adjacent each end of the screw senses the approaching wiper carrier and reverses its direction of travel by reversing the motor. The assembly includes nozzles in a mirror housing for wetting the mirror.

Wiping mirror for motor vehicle

An automated apparatus and method for identifying, picking up, placing and packaging a plurality of different packaging a plurality of different types of items such as utensils. Utensils are deposited onto a conveyor belt system that separates clusters of utensils and transports them to an identification site where a vision system identifies them by type, location and orientation and to a pick-up site where they are selectively picked up and placed in a collection pan to form a desired utensil set. When the collection pan has a desired utensil set, it is emptied into a placement bucket on a movable bucket conveyor which transports the set to an automatic bagging machine. The set may be supplemented with napkins dispensed from an automated napkin dispenser or other with other items from other machines operatively connected to the system.

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Weldona, CO, United States of America

Harry J Tiffany, Iii