Chef'n Corporation

Tektronix, Inc.

Transtector Systems, Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Panasonic Avionics Corporation

Promethean Limited

Jonah S Griffith

Matthew Krus

David A Holcomb

David Hull

Adam A Jossem

Jared Randall

Robert R Kreitzer

Gary J Waldo

Eric Nguyen

Trevor Orion Tollefsbol

Phelan Miller

Monique Chatterjee

Christopher H Kujawski

Richard T Hanks

Jason O Germany

Joshua M Kornfeld

Jordan Patrick Evans

Peter Newbury

Pechluck S Laskey

Mark A Briscoe

Phelan W Miller

Kenneth P Dobyns

Adam Weisgerber

Aaron J Piazza

Mehdi Izadyar

Jeff Ladwig

Steven Lee Sizelove

Neil C Clayton

Marshal H Perlman

Michael J Wadzita

John R Prins

Joseph Gray

Melanie Friar

Bob Ludeman

Display screen console

Housing for a test and measurement instrument

A system and an enclosure for protecting one or more electronic devices and having a rear base defining a cavity for holding the electronic device. The enclosure has a front cover coupled to the rear base and moveable between an open position and a closed position and a removable tear-away plug that when removed allows water to drain out of the enclosure. The enclosure has a rear base external surface that has a vertical indented portion configured to receive a pole and a horizontal indented portion and a slot configured to receive a fastener for attachment to the pole.

Sealed enclosure for protecting electronics

Front panel for a measurement instrument

An in-flight entertainment system remote controller has a control unit with a generally planar configuration. The control unit has a gaming controls side, an opposed keyboard side, and a top edge segment between the gaming controls side and the keyboard side. A dock is mounted to a passenger seat structure, and defines an open receptacle that is receptive to the control unit. The dock defines an insertion axis that is substantially coplanar with the remote control unit when oriented for mounting. The top edge segment is exposed while the gaming controls side and the keyboard side are concealed, with the control unit in a retracted position.

Control unit for in-flight entertainment system

Protective case for electronics

Game controller grip

A multiple slicing device includes a frame including a receptacle and a plurality of cutting elements, and a working portion including an activation mechanism, a cam mechanism, and a forcing member. The activation mechanism can include two handles where moving one of the handles toward the other handle collapses the forcing member via the cam mechanism, onto a food item placed in the receptacle between the forcing member and the cutting elements, to efficiently and simultaneously cut or slice the food item into multiple pieces.

Multiple slicing device

Devices and systems for compressing food articles are shown and described. Embodiments of the present invention can be used to squeeze, press, extrude, or otherwise process food articles. The disclosed embodiments can include a lever with a plurality of gear teeth, a base with a plurality of gear teeth, and a receptacle. The gear teeth can engage one another. The lever and base can be actuated to move a piston head into and out of the receptacle to compress food. A piston assembly of the compression tool can provide a mechanical advantage to provide relatively high compressive forces.

Devices and systems for compressing food articles

Handle

Brush

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Seattle, WA, United States of America

Jonah S Griffith