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North Corporation

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Konnex Enterprises Inc.

Griffin Innovation

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2236008 Ontario Limited

O2 Industries Inc.

Furna Inc.

Heds Up Safety Inc.

Tyneski, Frank M.

Griffin, Jason T.

Jason Tyler Griffin

Norman Miner Ladouceur

Mihal Lazaridis

Steven Henry Fyke

Roman Peter Rak

Jerome Pasquero

Todd Andrew Wood

Harry Richmond Major

Cortez M Corley

John A Holmes

David Ryan Walker

Frank Mathew Tyneski

Martin Philip Riddiford

Alistair Robert Hamilton

Sherryl Lee Lorraine Scott

Joseph Michael Hofer

Michael S Brown

Chao Chen

Herb A Little

Robert James Lowles

Michael Kenneth Brown

Andrew Douglas Bocking

Neil Patrick Adams

Vadim Fux

Donald Somerset McCulloch Mckenzie

James Carl Infanti

Donald Somerset Mckenzie

Kwok Ching Leung

Timothy Herbert Kyowski

Craig Allan Dunk

Michael George Langlois

David Paul Yach

John Jong-Suk Lee

Dan Zacharias Gärdenfors

Donald James Lindsay

Christopher Pattenden

Daniel Tobias Rydenhag

Julian Paas

Alen Mujkic

Joseph Eytan Benedek

Julia Allwright

Steven H Fyke

Michael Knowles

Scott Douglas Rose

Laura A Mahan

Anders Fahrendorff

Dustin Jonathan Smith

Vahid Moosavi

Peter J Edmonson

Michael Joseph Defazio

David Bukurak

Robert Simon Lessing

Krishna K Pathiyal

Herbert Anthony Little

Gary P Mousseau

Christopher Lyle Bender

Thanh Vinh Vuong

Kevin Howard Orr

Matthew Richard Lee

Velimir Pletikosa

George V Babu

Karima Bawa

Shannon Tyler Moore

Kevin Roy Sugden

Marc A Drader

James Alexander Robinson

Matthew Bells

Min Zhu

Terrill Mark Dent

David James Mak-Fan

Jacek S Idzik

Robert W Phillips

Alina Claudia Oprea

Aaron Robert Allen

Danny Thomas Dodge

Jeffrey Alton Hugh Dods

Mark E Church

Gerhard Dietrich Klassen

Andrew Mark Earnshaw

Di Tao

Joel Paul Steele

Brian Dennis Paschke

Asif Hossain

Ingve Holmung

Ronald Scotte Zinn

Dan Rubanovich

Yu Gao

Albert Murray Pegg

Runbo Fu

Dietmar Frank Wennemer

Jodie Elizabeth Fletcher

Janice Leigh De Jong

Ahmed Abdelsamie

Craig Eric Ranta

Joshua Kwan Ho Wong

Chris Wormald

Martin Earl Holman, Iv

Marcelo Varanda

Kuo-Feng Tong

Jaehong Choi

Systems and methods for controlling and tracking computer devices using a secure communication path between a central database and a device control-file watchdog program. One or more device control-files can be generated to control, limit and track a computer device using a device control-file watchdog program. The system sets limits on the computer device to ensure the user operating the computer device stays within a restricted set of usage limitations. The device control-file watchdog program protects the one or more device control-files and additionally can report on all activities performed by the computer device to the central database.

Systems, devices and methods for securing and tracking drug dispensing devices

Vaporizer apparatuses having a head movable between operational and non-operational positions are provided. The vaporizer apparatus comprises a body and the head. The head comprises a mouthpiece portion and is engaged with the body in the operational and non-operational positions. The apparatus further comprises a vaporizing chamber and vaporizing element operatively coupled to the vaporizing chamber and operable to vaporizing the material therein when activated. The vaporizing element is activatable when the head is in the operational position. The vaporizer apparatus may not be usable to vaporize the material when the head is in the non-operational position. Methods of providing vaporizer apparatuses having a head movable between operational and non-operational positions are also provided.

Vaporizer apparatuses having a movable head and related methods

A method of controlling a portable electronic device that has a touch-sensitive display includes displaying information on the touch-sensitive display, detecting a gesture on the touch-sensitive display, scrolling through the information in a first scrolling mode when the gesture is associated with a first area of the touch-sensitive display, and scrolling through the information in a second scrolling mode when the gesture is associated with a second area of the touch-sensitive display.

Portable electronic device including touch-sensitive display and method of navigating displayed information

A vehicle detection system warns snowmobilers of other approaching vehicles with potential risk of collision. To better prevent accidents, the system calculates collision risks and warns the rider based on level of risk. When riding in groups, a member can press a stop request button to ask the group to slow down. When a member exits the group, everyone in the group will receive a message, alerts or indication with the update. The vehicle detection system utilizes Bluetooth® low energy (BLE), LoRaWAN® technologies and/or global positioning system technologies and is designed to detect other devices in the region and use acquired information to calculate proximity and risk of collision.

Vehicle proximity sensor and alert system

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space are disclosed. The system includes a locking device having a body having a rotatable locking cam having a locked paddle and an unlocked paddle. The cam is rotatable between a first position and a second position. The body also has a locking pin and a power supply for supplying electrical power to circuit components of the locking device. The locking device also includes a shackle having two arms. One of the two arms has a groove in a bottom portion thereof configured to engage with the locking pin when the shackle is in a closed position. In the first position, the locked paddle of the rotatable locking cam engages the locking pin in the groove. In the second position, the locked paddle of the rotatable locking cam is disengaged from the locking pin.

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space

Wearable electronic systems having varying interactions based on device orientations are described herein. The systems include a first wearable electronic device and a second wearable electronic device having an input device and a device orientation sensor. The device orientation sensor detects a device orientation of the second wearable electronic device and generates a device orientation signal. The systems have a first mapping orientation mode that performs a first mapping between inputs from the input device and functions of a user interface displayed on the first wearable electronic device when the second wearable electronic device has a first device orientation and a second mapping orientation mode that performs a second mapping between inputs from the input device and functions of the user interface displayed on the first wearable electronic device when the device orientation of the second wearable electronic device detected by the device orientation sensor is a second device orientation.

Wearable electronic systems having variable interactions based on device orientation

A wearable electronic device is provided herein. The wearable electronic device includes a body defining an aperture therethrough. The aperture is sized and shaped to receive a finger of a user. The wearable electronic device further includes a computer processor and an input device at least partially extending from an inner surface of the body. The input device is movable between a first position and a second position. Movement of the input device between the first position and second position provides an input to the processor. The electronic wearable device also includes a transmitter coupled to the computer processor and configured to send electronic transmissions to an external electronic device. The electronic transmissions correspond to the input. The electronic wearable device also includes a power source for providing power to the computer processor, the input device and the transmitter.

Wearable electronic devices having an inward facing input device and methods of use thereof

A face mask for filtering air includes a face seal for providing an airtight flexible seal around the nose and mouth of a user, a support sealably attached to the face seal, wherein the support has an open area that allows for passage of incoming air and outlet valves for expelling exhaled air, a front shell for removably attaching to the support, wherein the front shell has inlet holes for allowing the incoming air to pass through the open area of the support, and a filter for filtering particulate elements from air. The filter is configured to be housed between the front shell and the support. The face seal provides a direct connection between the filter and the user.

Face mask for filtering air and air monitoring system

Wearable electronic systems having user interface mirroring based on device position are described herein. The wearable electronic systems include a first wearable electronic device having a display and a second wearable electronic device having a device orientation sensor. The device orientation sensor detects a device orientation of the second wearable electronic device and generates a device orientation signal in response to detecting the device orientation. The first wearable electronic device generates and displays an orientable user interface on its display in response to the first wearable electronic device receiving a first device orientation signal from the second wearable electronic device and dynamically reorients the orientable user interface in response to receiving a second device orientation signal from the first wearable electronic device. Methods of controlling an orientation of an orientable user interface presented on the display of a first wearable electronic device are also described herein.

Wearable electronic devices having user interface mirroring based on device position

Systems and methods for controlling access to a secured space are disclosed herein. The systems include a locking device fastenable to an access point of the secured space, a server, and a network for communication between the locking device and server. The locking device includes an actuator, a memory, and a processing unit for generating a control signal for the actuator to move the locking device into a locked state or a closed state. The locking device also includes a body having: a rotatable locking cam, a locking pin; at least one of a group comprising a torsion spring and a magnetic core of the locking pin; and a power supply. The locking device also includes a shackle having two arms configured to be inserted into the body.

A control device and method for controlling a plurality of targeted devices. The control device includes orientation and direction sensors for measuring orientation and direction of the control device relative to the environment, a device location tracking system for determining the location of the control device relative to at least one reference device, a database for storing location data of spatial targets for the target devices, a processor for determining if the control device is pointed at the spatial target based on the location data of the spatial target and the orientation, direction, and location of the control device, and an input mechanism for receiving control instructions for controlling the targeted device.

Device and method for controlling a plurality of targeted devices

Wearable electronic devices having rotatable input manipulable are described herein. The wearable electronic devices include a body defining an aperture that is sized and shaped to receive a finger of a user. The wearable electronic devices also include a processor housed by the body, a first input structure rotatably coupled to the body and controllably rotatable about the body by a second finger of the user and manipulable thereby, a detector system carried by the body and communicatively coupled to the processor to detect rotations of the first input structure about the body, a transmitter communicatively coupled to the processor to transmit signals to an external electronic device in response to rotations of the first input structure about the body, and, optionally, a power source communicatively coupled to the processor, the detector system, and the transmitter to provide power to at least the processor, the detector system, and the transmitter.

Wearable electronic devices having a rotatable input structure

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Jason Tyler Griffin