Awarepoint Corporation

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James D Adams

Nicolas Nierenberg

Derek Matthew Smith

Joseph C Baker

Carol A Adams

A plug-in network appliance is disclosed. In one aspect, a network appliance performs a bridge between two wireless communication formats. In another aspect, a network appliance is deployed to perform position location services. In another aspect, a mesh network comprising one or more network appliances is deployed. A mesh network comprising one or more network appliances may be deployed to perform position location services. A plug-in form factor is described. A network appliance may convert power received from a plug in a first format to power in a second format for powering various components. A network appliance may connect with a wireless network and/or a network connected through a plug. A plug-in network appliance may connect to a weight-bearing outlet. Various other aspects are also presented.

Plug-in network appliance

Techniques for accurate position location and tracking suitable for a wide range of facilities in variable environments are disclosed. In one aspect, a system for position location comprises a plurality of sensors (e.g. a network monitor, an environment sensor) for generating measurements of a plurality of sources, a plurality of objects or tags, each object generating measurements of the plurality of sources, and a processor for receiving the measurements and generating a position location for one or more objects in accordance with the received measurements. In another aspect, a position engine comprises a mapped space of a physical environment, and a processor for updating the mapped space in response to received measurements. The position engine may receive second measurements from an object within the physical environment, and generate a position location estimate for the object from the received second measurements and the mapped space.

Wireless position location and tracking system

Wireless network monitoring system

Techniques for accurate position location and tracking suitable for a wide range of facilities in variable environments are disclosed. In one aspect, a system for position location comprises a plurality of sensors (e.g. a network monitor, an environment sensor) for generating a measurements of a plurality of sources, a plurality of objects or tags, each object generating measurements of the plurality of sources, and a processor for receiving the measurements and generating a position location for one or more objects in accordance with the received measurements. In another aspect, a position engine comprises a mapped space of a physical environment, and a processor for updating the mapped space in response to received measurements. The position engine may receive second measurements from an object within the physical environment, and generate a position location estimate for the object from the received second measurements and the mapped space. Various other aspects are also presented.

Archery bow pliers for removing a split nock ring from a bow string. The archery bow pliers have a wedge and anvil which are formed to open a split nock ring along its longitudinal cleft, allowing the split nock ring to be removed from a bow string without damaging the bow string or unnecessarily deforming the split nock ring. The archery bow pliers have an anvil member and a wedge member which are pivotably attached to one another. The anvil member has an anvil surface formed adjacent one end. A wedge defined by two converging surfaces is formed on one end of the wedge member corresponding to the anvil surface on the anvil member. Each converging surface engages one free end of the split nock ring on either side of the cleft to wedge the free ends apart sufficiently to allow the bow string to pass therethrough. The split nock ring can then be removed from the bow string and either replaced or relocated on the bow string. The anvil member is also provided with a channel for positioning and guiding the archery bow pliers relative to the bow string in a manner that spaces the bow string from the wedge so as to prevent the wedge from damaging the bow string during removal of the split nock ring.

Archery bow pliers

A beverage cooler insert is set forth wherein a first support tray is reciprocatably mounted relative to a second support tray with each support tray provided with an individual 'U' shaped suppport bracket to be received within an associated container cooler arrangement. The first and second support trays are reciprocatably mounted relative to one another utilizing support posts telescopingly received within support sleeves and biased outwardly relative to one another to effect engagement of the sides of the beverage cooler container by the support trays. Each support tray 12 is provided with series of cylindrical cavities provided with slots through side walls of the cavity to effect contact of a cooling medium with containers positioned within the cavities.

Beverage cooler insert

A valve adapted for pooling blood components comprising a valve housing and a valve plug, with channels through the valve plug. By rotating the valve plug, selected ports in the valve housing may be brought into communication so that fluids may flow between the ports in communication. To facilitate transfusions of blood components, the valve may be used to pool multiple units of blood components and to resuspend masses of component particles, enabling them to be drawn out of the blood component bag. The risk of infection is decreased, and a more efficient use of the contents of the blood component bags is obtained. A method for producing a blood component pooling device is also disclosed. A containerized kit of the blood component pooling valve is provided which includes a rotary valve; a syringe adapted to be connected to the first port of the rotary valve; hoses, syringe fitting, hypodermic needle, and plastic bag needle to connect the other three ports to a capped vial of sterile saline solution, and a blood component pooling bag respectively; a sealed vial containing a sterile saline solution; a sterile blood component pooling bag; and a sterile sealed packet containing the kit elements.

Blood component pooling valve and kit

A multiple saw assembly, for cutting small lumber components from longer lumber, having a pair of opposed saws, for forming component end angles, each mounted on a double pivot mounting to provide optimum saw engagement with lumber at various angles of cut. Lumber feed and hold down means provide uniform components for various widths of the components and various lengths of feed stock.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

James D Adams