Unisen, Inc.

Core Industries, LLC

Motor Coach Industries Limited

John Cook

Kevin Patrick Corbalis

Mark William Chiles

Victor Torres Cornejo

Jirawat O Jeamvigite

John R Baudhuin

Gregory Allen Wallace

Victor Cornejo

Deo Magakat

Michael V Morgan

Shatish Mistry

Jeffrey A Meeks

Gordon Williams

Ronald B Bittner

Brian Koops

Myong Han Kim

A device for motivating a user of an exercise machine while working out indoors. The device includes an exercise machine, a display connected to the exercise machine, a processor, and a sensor. The processor dynamically creates a workout in response to initialization information. The workout includes a plurality of segments, wherein a segment of the plurality of segments satisfies one or more requirements of the workout. The processor selects one or more video clips that correspond to the segment of the plurality of segments. The sensor communicates information relating to the user to the processor.

Instructional displays and methods for an exercise machine

An exercise machine can include a motivating and instructional user interface or display. The interface can include a virtual coach or other encouraging stimulus to provide key motivation for users of indoor exercise machines.

Instructional displays and methods for exercise machine

Stationary cycle

Recumbent exercise bicycle

Upright exercise bike

Spinning bicycle

Recumbent bicycle

A motor coach designed generally for highway travel has a passenger compartment between sides of the coach and forwardly of the rear wall of the coach and defined above a raised floor of the coach. Underneath the floor is provided an engine compartment behind the rear wheels of the coach and luggage compartment forward of the rear wheels. A lavatory compartment is located at the junction between the rear wall and one side wall and immediately forwardly of the lavatory compartment is provided a floor area on which the rear seats at that side of the coach can be moved forwardly to a stored position to form an open area of the coach aligned with a wheel chair lift mounted in the engine compartment and arranged to lift a passenger from the ground onto the floor of the coach into the area forwardly of the lavatory compartment. The lavatory compartment is modified by a double door arrangement so that the doorway at the front of the lavatory compartment can be partly opened for ambulatory passengers or fully opened for the wheelchair passenger on the floor area immediately forward of the lavatory compartment. A curtain is provided to enclose the lavatory compartment and the floor area for privacy of the wheelchair passenger when the doors are fully opened.

Motor coach layout for lavatory and wheel chair lift

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Ventura, CA, United States of America

John Cook