Viavi Solutions Inc.

Jds Uniphase Corporation

Other

Opsec Security Group, Inc.

John Hynes

Vladimir P Raksha

Paul G Coombs

Laurence Holden

Lily O'Boyle

Salvatore F D'Amato

John Kawand

Sundar Sadasivan

Leonardo Vincitore

Lily O'boyle

Salvatore D'amato

Salvatore D'AMATO

In a printed article, pigment flakes are magnetically aligned so as to form curved patterns in a plurality of cross-sections normal a continuous imaginary line, wherein radii of the curved patterns increase along the imaginary line from the first point to the second point. When light is incident upon the aligned pigment flakes from a light source, light reflected from the aligned pattern forms a bright image which appears to gradually change its shape and move from one side of the continuous imaginary line to another side of the continuous imaginary line when the substrate is tilted with respect to the light source.

Article with curved patterns formed of aligned pigment flakes

An article includes a substrate and a graphical component forming an image and an optical component which includes magnetic pigment flakes aligned so as to form a frame pattern which surrounds the image. When light is incident upon the pigment flakes from a light source, light reflected from the frame pattern forms a dynamic frame which surrounds the image and appears to move as the substrate is tilted with respect to the light source. The image appears to be stationary when the dynamic frame appears to move.

Article with dynamic frame formed with aligned pigment flakes

Article with a dynamic frame formed with aligned pigment flakes

A non-conductive carrier having a conductive component comprising a plurality of sections to disrupt the conductive component's conductive path. Each section is isolated from other sections such that a charge accumulated in one section cannot combine with the charge accumulated in another section, thereby minimizing any potential electrostatic discharge from the carrier.

Method of reducing electro-static discharge (ESD) from conductors on insulators

A holographic magnetic tape comprising a hidden image pattern for protecting against skimming, alteration and counterfeiting of the data encoded in the holographic magnetic tape. The hidden image pattern in a holographic magnetic tape of a transaction card is used to determine the validity of said transaction card and the holographic magnetic tape. This relieves the clerk at the point-of-sale of visually inspecting card which is generally ineffective.

Magnetic tape with holographic hidden pattern, method of making same and reader for reading same

The present invention relates to an anti-skid traction device designed to be easily mounted onto a wheel of a motor-vehicle for obtaining greater traction on ice, snow, mud, or sand. One embodiment of the invention is for uses in situations where an automobile has been impaired by road conditions. Another embodiment of the invention is for uses as a road travel device designed for more continuous use where supplemental traction is desired on a long-term basis. Another embodiment of the invention is for use by trucks and other heavier vehicles in severe road conditions. All the embodiments of the present invention are designed to replace snow chains which have already been outlawed except for use on emergency vehicles. The invention disclosed herein provides safety for the road, the environment and the user, in a cost effective manner.

Traction device for tires

A game ball, such as a basketball, which includes a pair of raised or indented substantially circular polar seams disposed around each pole of the game ball and a plurality of raised or indented substantially circular seams disposed about the equatorial circumference of the game ball and further being tangentially connected to both substantially circular polar seams. An athlete is able to grip the seams with up to five fingers to facilitate gripping and controlling the ball.

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Monroe Township, NJ, United States of America

John Hynes