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Open Invention Network LLC

Google Inc.

Jeffrey L Carr

Paul Lappas

John Martin Keagy

Gordon Oney

Annette M Haswell

Some embodiments provide a method for extracting and adapting system configuration. The method extracts a first configuration from a first node of a first hosting system. The first node includes several resources for hosting the first configuration. The method analyzes the first configuration in order to determine attributes of the first configuration. The determined attributes are relevant to hosting the first configuration on a second node of a second hosting system having several nodes. The method generates a second configuration based on the determined attributes. The method hosts the second configuration at the second node of the second hosting system.

Automated system and method for extracting and adapting system configurations

A dependable, simple, safe electrically actuated step system for a larger vehicle, such as a van or truck, which is compact and lightweight, includes a step base, a step member movably secured to the step base between a retracted position and a deployed position, and swing arm assemblies which movably secure the step member to the step base. A plunger actuator moves between a retracted position and an extended position to retract and extend the step, responsive to door position or a manual switch.

Deployable step assembly for vehicles

Some embodiments provide a method for extracting and adapting system configuration. The method extracts a first configuration from a first node of a first hosting system. The first node includes several resources for hosting the first configuration. The method analyzes the first configuration in order to determine attributes of the first configuration. The determined attributes may be relevant to hosting the first configuration on a second node of a second hosting system having several nodes. The method generates a second configuration based on the determined attributes. The method then hosts the second configuration at the second node of the second hosting system.

An auxiliary pullout step for a vehicle having a yieldingly resilient mechanism for urging the step into the extended step position thereof and resisting movement of the step into a retracted position thereof and an indexing mechanism for selectively restraining the step in the retracted position thereof and selectively releasing the step from the restrained position thereof to allow the yieldingly resilient mechanism to move the step into the extended step position.

Auxiliary step for vehicles

A support device for use in supporting a person on the side a vehicle extends from the side of a vehicle below the main body thereof and has a support member, which is clamped at one end to the vehicle frame. A step unit is attached to the other end of the support member. A panel for supporting the person is attached to the step unit. The support member has a pair of opposing rods at the end attached to the vehicle frame, these rods running along the opposite sides of the vehicle frame. The rods are clamped to the frame by bolts. The support member has a pair of arms which run at right angles to each other and a third arm running angularly between the pair of arms to form a triangular configuration. One of said pair of arms forms one of the rods running along the side of the vehicle frame. The step unit is attached to the end of the other one of the pair of arms. This attachment is made to permit pivotal movement of ninety degrees of the step relative to the other one of the pair of arms. This permits the resetting the position of the panel relative to the vehicle should it extend out too far from the sides of the vehicle.

Step device for a vehicle

A modular device for assembling, wiring harnesses, cables and the like includes a number of elongate elements, a number of cable guiding means, each of the cable guiding means being selectively positionable along different points along the length of one of the elongate elements, and a number of securement means for removably securing the elongate elements in a fixed relationship.

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Jeffrey L Carr