Physical Optics Corporation

Mercury Mission Systems, LLC

Asahi Kasei Kabushiki Kaisha

American Bank Note Holographics, Inc.

Luminit LLC

Gajendra D. Savant

Ed Kaiser

San Zhuang Wang

Kang S. Lee

Kang S Lee

Tomasz P Jannson

Andrew A Kostrzewski

Thomas L Forrester

Gajendra D Savant

Ranjit D Pradhan

Sookwang Ro

Michael Alan Thompson

Kevin Carl Walter

Eugene Levin

Robert Anthony Kunc

Eric Gans

Anthony Shangchi Lai

Thomas C Forrester

John Matthews

Pedram Boghrat

Robert Everett Stephens

Kenneth Levin

Lily O'Boyle

Shean Thomas McMahon

Edward M Kaiser

Robert Waldo

Christopher LaMontagna

Miklos Palmasi

Anh Nguyen

Kevin Duane Degrood

Ninad Patnekar

Kathy Mai Nguyen

Kevin H Yu

Engin B Arik

Abbas Hosseini

Xiwen Wang

Leonid Bukshpun

Vladimir Esterkin

Omar Facory

Michael Gertsenshteyn

Tori Kennard

Frank T Willis, Jr

Matthew Neil

Wayne Chan

Richard Koziol

Anthony Lai

David J Silvestris

Nanda Nathan

Samuel Nieva, Jr

Information system housing

Systems and techniques are directed to a Swappable Retractable Tool Tip (SRTT), which is designed as a next generation of friction stir welding tools and retractable tool tips. The disclosed SRTT may be 'swappable,' having different types of retractable tool tips that can be assembled and employed as a part of the SRTT. A SRTT system can include at least: a blank tool holder, a piston, and a retractable tool tip. In operation, the blank tool holder allows air to flow to cause movement of the piston and the retractable tool tip. For example, compressed air can push up on the piston and the retractable tool tip, retracting it into a “home” position inside of the blank tool holder. Also, the SRTT can include springs that push down on the piston and the retractable tool tip, extending the tip into an “extended” position outside of the blank tool holder.

Swappable retractable tool tip (SRTT)

A vibrorotational fluid flow actuator includes: a first vibrorotational component comprising a first body including an axis, a plurality of first legs extending from a bottom surface of first body in a direction of and at an angle to the axis, and a plurality of first blades extending from a respective side of the first body in a direction perpendicular to the axis, wherein when the first vibrorotational component is placed on a chassis, vibration of the chassis induces rotation of the body such that the blades and body rotate about the axis of the body thereby inducing fluid flow in a fluid surrounding the actuator.

Systems and methods for fractal cooling

Systems and methods described herein can provide a thermal interface for an electronic device including: obtaining an enclosure and a circuit within the enclosure, wherein the circuit is disposed within the enclosure such that there is space between the circuit and an internal surface of the enclosure; and positioning a thermally conductive material in the space between the circuit and an internal surface of the enclosure such that the thermally conductive material is in physical contact with an outer surface of the circuit and the internal surface of the enclosure to provide heat transfer from the circuit to the enclosure.

Thermal nanoparticles encapsulation for heat transfer

An integrative software radio embodies a single multi-radio device including functionalities that are a superset of a plurality of individual discrete radio devices includes a radio frequency transmitter that integrates transmission capabilities of a plurality of discrete transmitters such that the radio frequency transmitter is configured to generate a first amalgamated waveform that is a combination of individual waveforms, each individual waveform corresponding to the transmission capabilities of its respective one of the plurality of discrete transmitters, wherein the transmission capabilities each of the plurality of discrete transmitters comprise operating characteristics different from one or more of the other discrete transmitters, wherein a waveform of a discrete transmitter comprises an adjustable electromagnetic wavefront and a proprietary waveform generation component; and a mission module communicatively coupled to the plurality of discrete transmitters and configured to alter the wavefront of at least one of the plurality of discrete transmitters to reduce interference among the at least one of the plurality of discrete transmitters without adjusting the proprietary waveform generation component.

Integrative software radio

A non-electrical battery can include a backing plate; a plurality of strings disposed in parallel relation on the backing plate, each string comprising a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of each string is attached to the backing plate and each string extends away from the backing plate; and a charging mechanism attached to the second end of each string to apply a force to the strings to increase a potential energy stored by the strings.

Non-electrical battery based on plastic strings and membranes

An assembly and method for updating a display assembly of a control panel is disclosed with optimal uniform illumination. In some instances, embodiments include efficient and cost effective methods for upgrading display assemblies without having to completely overhaul the electrical, mechanical, or wiring components already existing within the control panel.

Display system, device, and method

An optical platform assembly may include a head with a scan mirror; a body with an optical module to detect a hard body object; and a rotary connector that attaches the head to the body of the optical platform assembly. In some instances, the rotary connector may allow the head to rotate about the body, where the body is mounted and stationary to the surface. The optical body may be configured to detect for specific hard body objects, such as periscopes.

Integrative optical platform assembly with an optical detection system

Retroscan

Universal integrative mission module interface

Embodiments of the invention provide a removable memory unit (RMU) that facilitates concatenation of said memory modules irrespective of their individual physical interfaces, enables encryption/decryption keys (including cryptographic ignition keys (CIKs)) to reside onboard the RMU, provides for physical separation of RED and BLACK data in cross-domain environments and implements zeroization functionality onboard the RMU. Further embodiments provide a swappable IO backplane and adapter plates for incorporation into a wide variety of platforms.

Reconfigurable mass data recording method and system

Removable device interface

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Tustin, CA, United States of America

Kang S Lee