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John Richard Hamilton

Robert Peter Arko

Kurt R Heidmann

James N Ludwig

Michael Young

Mark T Slager

Justin Champaign

Matthew Hollingsworth

Benjamin McCarthy

Bradley D Youngs

Bruce M Smith

Alberto Lievore

Victor Carrasco Berlanga

Marvin C Knauf

Manel Molina

Daniel Phillips

Jeannette Altherr

Karl Jahn Mead

Michael J Feldpausch

Scott Michael Miller

Jay Armstrong Grandin

Ryan Pauly

Nickolaus William Charles Deevers

Carl V Forslund, Iii

Daniel Grabowski

James D Houda

Ryan Geister

Donald P Gravel

Karl Heinz Müeller

James L Rozema

Brian L Bultsma

Kevin B Miller

Heini Elisa Honkanen

Andre K Dettler

Helen A Buckley

Jian Hong

Aaron Michael Porterfield

Robert J Battey

Brett Robert Kincaid

Todd Trevor Andres

Thomas G Feldpausch

Paul Noll

Steven James Beukema

Jesse M Menayan

Jamie Payne

David John Dekker

Mark A Buchalter

Michael P Kelley

Sharon L Tracy

Nehemy Goguely

Jessie M Storey

Marv Knauf

Terence Sean Yoo

Markus Marschall

Arie Levy

Alexandre Nacrour

Daniel R Tatman

Fredric James Biddle

Michael W Welsh

David S Teppo

David K Jones

David M Gresham

Robert E Jeffers

Karl Heinz Mueller

Daniel A Schurr

Allen C Hager

Jon Henry LeFors

William K Hofman

Krista J Eberle

Daniela Stahl

Kurt Heidman

Colin L Nourie

Kurt R Heidman

Liisa Fink Carlson

Dan Phillips

Liisa A Fink

Audrey K Webb

Daniel N Philips

Jamie L Payne

Daniel N Phillips

A body support structure includes a structural lattice structure having a first stiffness, and a compressive lattice structure supported by the structural lattice structure and having a second stiffness less than the first stiffness. A skin lattice structure is supported by the compressive lattice structure, wherein the skin lattice structure is resistant to shear deformation in response to a normal force and is expandable in a direction transverse to the normal force.

Body support member with lattice structure

Chair

A system determines an object-design for a three-dimensional model of an object. The object-design may exhibit a design continuity. The system breaks the object-design in to spatial patterns corresponding to the discrete surfaces making up the outward surface of the object. The system then generates flattened patterns by projecting the spatial patterns into a two-dimensional plane. The system prints the flattened patterns on to designated regions of material sheets in an orientation that preserves the design continuity of the object-design. The regions may be extracted from the sheets and then joined at their edges to form a cover for object that exhibits the continuity of the object design.

Designated region projection printing

Stool

Table

Table leg

Designated region projection printing of spatial pattern for 3D object on flat sheet in determined orientation

An office work system includes a first and second table assemblies each including a first work surface having first and second ends, and leg arrangements coupled to the work surfaces and configured to support the work surfaces above a floor surface, a beam arrangement that includes an upwardly-facing surface, a first end, a second end, and a pair of channels extending between the first and second ends, the channels coextending with one another and being located at the same vertical height, wherein the first table and second table assemblies are coupled to the beam arrangement, a work tool positioned above the beam arrangement, and a connector assembly connecting the work tool to the beam arrangement, where the connector assembly is coupled to the work tool and engages the pair of channels of the beam arrangement such that the work tool may be repositioned along a length of the beam arrangement.

Partition assembly

A partition assembly for subdividing a floor plan area that includes a beam assembly including a beam member including an upper wall, a pair of side walls, a bottom wall, first and second ends, and a pair of channels extending between the first and second ends, each of the channels positioned closer to one of the pair of side walls than to a longitudinally-extending center line of the beam member, a lower frame member located below the beam member, and vertical frame members extending between the beam member and the lower frame member, a work tool positioned above the beam assembly, and a connector assembly connecting the work tool to the beam assembly, where the connector assembly is coupled to the work tool and engages the pair of channels of the beam member.

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