Radio Systems Corporation

Kevin A Zinn

Robert A Nytko

Heather C Williams

Brent A Goetzl

Kenneth R Wacasey

Harri Piltonen

Aaron L Russell

Eric Alexander Ward

Jason R Graves

Jonathan Huber

Kevin Michael Sayers

Patrick Allan Tyndall

Matthew Richardson

Darrell Douglas

Jason Edwards

Kaleigh Veca Smith

Jennifer Marler

Brandi Sheldon King

Kevin L Tolliver

Liu Feng

Jennifer Thompson

John Hubbard

Pet litter box

A pet collar has an adjustable length strap and a buckle. The buckle has a receiver and a clip releasably coupled to the receiver. The receiver includes a catch portion coupleable to the clip and a tension indicator portion. The tension indicator portion has two side walls defining a shuttle channel. Each side wall has a top surface having a first mark, a second mark, a third mark, and a fourth mark which have color coding. The shuttle channel is configured to slidably receive a reciprocating tensioning shuttle therein. The tensioning shuttle includes two side wall and a compression spring. Each side wall also includes a top flange overlaying the receiver side walls that includes a first viewing window and a second viewing window. The viewing windows alignment with the underlying marks indicated the tension of the collar upon the pet.

Pet collar

Remote transmitter for pet receiver

Receiver for a pet collar

A collar unit device is described comprising a receiving cavity for receiving a metal electrode probe, wherein at least one elastomeric ring encircles the metal electrode probe, wherein the at least one elastomeric ring mechanically isolates the metal electrode probe from the receiving cavity. The device includes a piezoelectric element. The device includes a grommet component for maintaining the piezoelectric element in a secured position, wherein the secured position comprises the piezoelectric element maintaining contact with the metal electrode probe. The device includes the metal electrode probe for detecting vibrations of one or more acoustic events and transferring the vibrations to the piezoelectric element through the contact, the piezoelectric element for receiving the vibrations of one or more acoustic events, the receiving the vibrations including generating an electrical signal proportional to the frequency and magnitude of the vibrations, and at least one processor for receiving and processing the electrical signal.

Piezoelectric detection coupling of a bark collar

Containment transmitter for pet receiver

Receiver for pet collar

Transmitter for a pet trainer

A system and apparatus to track and control an animal is described, including a tracking unit to track the animal, and a stimulus unit to provide a stimulus to the animal, wherein the tracking unit and stimulus unit are configured to be coupled together. The stimulus unit is entirely a slave device to the tracking unit and has no independent smart circuitry, no independent power supply and no antennae. Accordingly, the stimulation unit is dependent upon the tracking unit for operation, power and for communication to and from a remote hand held control device.

Integrated dog tracking and stimulus delivery system

Handheld transceiver with display

An animal training apparatus including an electrical conductor embedded within a flexible member, and a housing having a through-opening for receiving the electrical conductor therethrough. The flexible member is molded around the electrical conductor and the antenna, while the electrical conductor is positioned such that it extends into the housing through the through-opening. As a result of the molding process, the flexible member shields the housing through-opening, discouraging substances such as water from accessing the interior of the housing via the through-opening.

Antenna enclosed within an animal training apparatus

Pet consumables container

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Knoxville, TN, United States of America

Kevin A Zinn