Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Black Decker Inc.

Avon Protection Systems, Inc.

Harry X Zhong

Daniel Joseph White

Matthew J Velderman

Andrew E Seman, Jr

Ryan H Peloquin, Jr

Johnathan Andrew Line

John Wayne Jaranson

Daniel Ferretti

Christopher W Lemieux

Kevin VanNieulande

Grant A Compton

Kendrick Alden Harper

William Rigdon

Khaled Ayyash

Dumitru Dan Nae

Robert J Sack

A total task vehicle (TTV) may operate indoors to move a variety of different types of materials and accomplish a variety of different types of tasks, using tools and accessories powered by/connected to the TTV. One or more high power density (HD) battery packs may provide both 240V DC to 380V DC and 120V AC power to propel the TTV and also to function as a generator for tools and accessories attached to the TTV. A high torque/high speed convertible drive system may allow the TTV to operate in a ride-on mode, a walk-behind mode, providing for flexibility and adaptability in use of the TTV.

Total task vehicle

A battery-powered motor may include an electric motor, a controller, and a housing. The electric motor may be wound to enable the battery-powered motor to achieve a non-limited motor maximum motor revolutions per minute (RPM) for at least one specified battery. The controlling current may include limiting current to the electric motor at lower RPMs, and limiting the current to prevent the RPM of the electric motor from exceeding a limited maximum motor RPM which is lower than the non-limited motor maximum RPM. The housing may enclose the electric motor and the controller and the specified battery. The housing may have a form factor to engage with a machine that engages with an internal combustion engine that has a maximum engine RPM that is approximately the same as the limited maximum motor RPM.

Battery and motor system for replacing internal combustion engine

A vehicle includes a frame, an electric motor coupled to the frame and configured to selectively receive power from at least one battery pack and operable in a first operation mode and a second operation mode that is different from the first operation mode. A wheel assembly is coupled to the frame and driven by the motor. A control device is operable by a user to control operation of the vehicle. The control device is moveable between a first position relative to the frame corresponding to a riding configuration in which a user is able to operate the control device while seated on a seat on the frame, and a second position relative to the frame corresponding to a walking configuration in which a user is able to operate the control device while walking adjacent the vehicle. Movement of the control device from the second position to the first position triggers conversion from operation of the motor in the second operation mode to operation of the motor in the first operation mode. Movement of the control device from the first position to the second position triggers conversion from operation of the motor in the first operation mode to operation of the motor in the second operation mode.

An air delivery hose () has a CBRN resistant outer butyl rubber layer () convolute over a metal wire reinforced thermoplastic polyurethane inner hose (). A combination unit respirator () has an air delivery hose (') with a proximal end () with a three position lockable switch () that allows selection of APR, PAPR or SCBA modes, and a distal end () with a compact demand valve () responsive to the switch position. A filter cover accessory () is a modular accessory to a PAPR manifold that protects a PAPR filter () from premature degradation in harsh environments.

CBRN breathing apparatus

A vehicle seating assembly includes a seat defining a seating area and an actuation assembly. An elongate flexible member includes a first end pivotally coupled to the seat and a second end operably coupled with the actuation assembly. The elongate flexible member is pivotally moveable between raised and lowered positions and operable between a retracted position and an extended position. The elongate flexible member enlarges the effective seating area.

Thin seat flex rest composite cushion extension

A vehicle including a seat base having a first slide assembly disposed on each of first and second sides of the seat base. A first support column is disposed below the seat base and is positioned between the first and second sides of the seat base. A second support column is disposed below the second side of the seat base. A brace connects the second support column to a transmission hump of the vehicle.

Reverse pedestal seat

A vehicle seat including a seat base. An extension member is operably connected to the seat base. A seat cover partially extends over the extension member and seat base and partially stored on a roller below the seat pan. A bladder is disposed between the seat base and the extension member. Inflation of the bladder forces the extension member forward relative to the seat base and unroll a portion of the seat cover.

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Lutherville, MD, United States of America

Harry X Zhong