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Xillus, Inc.

Jeffrey M Smith

Audra Lynn Stinchcomb

Stephen Derby

Julian Van Erlach

Arlen L Olsen

Jeffrey E Sandahl

Mark D Scott

Gerald E Bender

Denis P Donnelly

Roger D Whitmer

Laura B Smith

James E Peterson

Gerald F Dudding

Patrick W Malone

In one example, a fluid intake assembly configured to provide an inlet fluid path for a fluid sprayer is provided. The assembly includes a fluid intake assembly body configured to be removably engaged to a portion of the fluid sprayer by rotating the body with respect to the portion of the fluid sprayer. The assembly also includes a fluid inlet tube configured to be supported by the body and extend from the body within a fluid container to provide fluid flow along the inlet fluid path.

Fluid intake assembly for a fluid sprayer

Two symmetrical pieces form an escutcheon that seals the gap between a pipe or conduit and the surface through which it penetrates and supports the pipe or conduit. The device is surface mounted with threaded mechanical fasteners which can be adjusted to vary the compression of the sealing gaskets. The escutcheon can be installed without requiring any manipulation of the pipe or conduit. The escutcheon can be removed and reinstalled repeatedly without any degradation in function.

Two-piece pipe escutcheon

An in-vivo method and apparatus is disclosed that comprises at least one sensor for determining changes in a human's an animal's body and reporting said changes outside the body. The sensor may be embedded in a sheath. The apparatus may be used to monitor chemical or physical changes in the body fluids. Alternatively, the apparatus may be used to monitor and regulate chemical or physical levels in humans and animals.

Nanodevices, microdevices and sensors on in-vivo structures and method for the same

A multi-head robotic system capable of delivering numerous robotic devices to a task site is disclosed. A number of robotic devices perform tasks simultaneously, thus tasks can be completed quickly. Each individual robot does not need to move at an extremely fast speed. The sequence in which the robotic devices arrive at or leave a task site is unlimited. The robotic delivery system is capable of &ldquo;leapfrogging&rdquo; robotic devices, or placing them randomly, at locations where they are most needed.

Multi-head robot system and method of use

A personal safety device including a handbag with pepper spray and air siren cannisters stored therein, a button on the handle of the handbag activating a switch to actuate the cannisters, the pepper spray being dispersed through a hole in the handle, the air siren being directed through a vent in the handbag, and including a safety lock in the handle to prevent accidental dispersion of the cannisters.

Purse equipped to disperse pepper spray and air siren

A pool equipment cart (10) in accordance with the present invention includes a cabinet (12) with a pair of end panels (14 and 16), a pair of side panels (18 and 20), and a bottom panel (22). An opening (28) located between end panels (14 and 16) which provides access to the cabinet interior. A take-up reel (30) with a sleeve (57) is rotatably seated on an axle (58) mounted between the pair of side panels (18 and 20) and is designed to accommodate only a single width of pool vacuum hose (72). Additionally, a curved roof (26) may be slidably disposed on side panels (18 and 20) to move between positions exposing and covering the opening (28). Further, a pair of wheels (38 and 40) connected by an axle (42) may be secured to bottom panel (22) and two supporting pieces (44 and 46) may be connected to bottom panel (22) to support cabinet (12) with wheels (38 and 40). Even further, one end of a rope (96) may be connected to the center of take-up reel (30) with the other end of rope (96) connected to a starter piece (94) which has two ends (100 and 102), with each end (100 and 102) designed to fit snugly into one end of a pool vacuum hose (72). Even further, the pool equipment cart (10) may include brackets (62 and 66) and a shelf (32).

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Pittsfield, MA, United States of America

Jeffrey M Smith