Latham Pool Products, Inc.

Other

Joel Culp

Scott Mocha

Will Cappiello

Scott Reynolds

Richard E Black, Jr

Robert Tirado

Swimming pools can be visualized according to some aspects described herein. In one example, a system can receive a user selection of a particular liner from among a plurality of liner options for a virtual swimming pool. The system can generate a virtual swimming pool having the particular liner. The virtual swimming pool can be a three-dimensional (3D) rendering of a swimming pool with the particular liner. The system can then output the virtual swimming pool for display on a display device.

Visualizer for swimming pools

Surface portion of a pool or spa

An augmented reality visualizer for swimming pools is described herein. In one example, a system can receive images of a target area for a swimming pool from a camera. The system can generate an augmented reality environment by analyzing the images. The augmented reality environment can include a virtual swimming pool overlaying at least one image of the target area. The system can then output the augmented reality environment on a display for viewing by a user.

Augmented reality visualizer for swimming pools

An augmented reality visualizer and measurement system for swimming pool components (e.g., liners and safety covers) is provided in some examples of the present disclosure. In one example, a system can receive images of physical markers positioned spatially around a perimeter of a swimming pool in real space. The system can identify the physical markers in the images by analyzing the images using one or more image processing techniques. The system can determine one or more characteristics of the swimming pool based on relationships between the physical markers. The system can then generate pool component information based on the determined one or more characteristics of the swimming pool, and output the pool component information.

Augmented reality visualizer and measurement system for swimming pool components

A portable device (10) for containment of contaminated medical objects (18, 19) during a medical procedure includes a container (12) for receiving the contaminated medical objects (18,19) and having an opening (21) through which the contaminated medical objects (18, 19) are placed by the medical practitioner, and a valve (14) in operative association with the opening (21) in the container for precluding egress of the contaminated medical objects (18,19) placed in the container (12). The container (12) is configured to mount on the medical practitioner during the medical procedure, and further includes an apron (25) with a scalloped interior surface (31) for guiding contaminated medical objects (18, 19) through the valve (14) and into the container (12). A holder (16) includes a clamp (40) for grasping the container (12) and further includes a clip (41) to mount the container on an article of the medical practitioner's clothing during the medical procedure.

Portable containment device for contaminated medical objects

An electro-optical sensor probe (12) for non-invasive monitoring of blood oxygenation levels is engaged with the blood-perfused tissue (23) of a patient by a device (10) having a woven tube (20) that receives the probe (12) and selectively engages the probe (12) and the tissue (23). The tube (20) includes a cuff (27) formed integrally therewith for carrying the probe (12). Once the probe (12) located within cuff (27) is placed into engagement with tissue (23), tube (20) is extended over the tissue (23).

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Latham, NY, United States of America

Joel Culp