Other

United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force

Level 3 Communications, LLC

Micropump, Inc.

Mohawk Data Sciences Corporation

Advanced Terminals, Inc.

James H Roberts

Joni Prittie

Raymond Gold

Michael L Anderson

Ferdinandus A Pieters

Stephen Michael Burns

Donald R Morreall

Frank A Digilio

Matthew Fleckenstein

Peter F Mathews

Adam Wilmer

Douglas J Reittinger

James Westfall

Harold F Wood

Derrick Jochmans

Roy D Hollie

Christopher C Preston

James W Windecker, Jr

Masum C Muttalib

Jay R Greene

Nicholas Pingel

A drone disabling device includes a plurality of streamer launch tubes having at least one streamer device positioned therein. A barrel housing is configured to hold the plurality of launch tubes within streamer launch barrels. An ignition system is configured to ignite propellant within the launch tubes and launch the streamer devices from the barrel housing such that one or more propellers of a hostile drone will become entangled and disabled. A parachute connected to the streamer device is deployed as the drone descends to protect people and property on the ground and to preserve the drone for intelligence gathering after landing.

System and method for disabling multi-rotor aircraft

Directed to methods and systems for automated fee generation through the use of machine learning for telecommunications projects. Exemplary implementations may: receive, by a sales support microservice in communication with a trained model running on a server, a plurality of attributes; and feed the plurality of attributes to the trained model. The trained model can retrieve historical data regarding fee prices, identify similar historical projects based on final fee prices and historical attributes of the respective projects, and refine a correlation between historical attributes and fee prices, which can be used in the generation of a fee price to provision a telecommunications project as a result of those attributes.

Telecommunications infrastructure system and method

An urn with one or more removable and replaceable panels which allow for placement of an image, such as by laser engraving, to be done on the removable panel. The panel may be custom engraved and added to a partially complete urn. An urn with an extended base.

Urn with front and rear interchangeable decorative panels

A scatter urn adapted for the dispersal of cremains. A cremation urn with a scatter urn within it that can be easily removed. A cremation urn with a removable and replaceable panel(s) which allows for placement of an image, such as by laser engraving, on a removable panel, with a scatter urn within it. A cremation urn with a memorial photograph with a scatter urn within it.

Scatter urn and cremation urn containing same

Urn with interchangeable decorative panels

An urn with a removable and replaceable panel which allows for placement of an image, such as by laser engraving, to be done on the removable panel. The panel may be custom engraved and added to a partially complete urn. An urn wherein the removable and replaceable portion is a photograph with a clear front sheet, such as acrylic or glass. An urn wherein the photograph is matted. A method for creating such a matte.

Urn with interchangeable decorative panel, matted graphics, and method for making same

The present invention provides a system, a computer program and a method of increasing the usable life of a new vehicle including providing a warranty for the life of the new vehicle to a user, providing a maintenance schedule for the new vehicle to the user and repairing a mechanical breakdown of one or more covered parts at an authorized facility with a minimal cost to the user whenever the warranty has not been voided by an occurrence of a trigger event, the new vehicle has been routinely examined by the authorized facility, and all maintenance of the new vehicle specified in the maintenance schedule has been performed at the authorized facility.

Method and system for extending the life of a vehicle

An urn with a removable and replaceable panel which allows for placement of an image, such as by laser engraving, to be done on the removable panel. The panel may be custom engraved and added to a partially complete urn.

Urn with interchangeable decorative panel

Decorative urn

Growing community of inventors

Royal Oaks, CA, United States of America

James H Roberts