Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College

Sly Tactical, L.l.c.

Crocs, Inc.

Thin Film Electronics Asa

Global Eagle Entertainment Inc.

Maritime Telecommunications Network Inc.

Invetech, Inc.

Other

Raytheon Company

Motherson Innovations Company Limited

Medicrea International

Cassidian Communications, Inc.

Cml Emergency Services Inc.

Speedcast Communications, Inc

Kevin Iliff McCarthy

Michael Scott Rogers

Arvind Kamath

Michael K Kocsis

Michael Rogers

Al Langsenkamp

Nathan Weinrich

Gulshan Neville Sunavala-Dossabhoy

William E Hoke

Jiang Li

Eduardo M Chumbes

Robert M Wise

Erica A Moir

Gary J Sinelli

Ian P A Scali

Kamal Tabatabaie

Anthony P D'Andrea

Gloria Wong

Justin H Knight

Bryan D Huff

Tom Blossom

David Thomas

Stephanie Didier

Lucas Jessee

Christopher R Hill

Deborah Jane Wassenhove-McCarthy

Gloria Man Ting Wong

A maritime vessel communications system may include a satellite communications network, and maritime communications terminals associated with maritime vessels and operable over the satellite communications network. The system may also include a communications management server to obtain vessel geographic position and heading data associated with the maritime vessels, and obtain historical vessel travel route data associated with the maritime vessels. The server may also use machine learning to determine predicted vessel travel routes based upon the vessel geographic position and heading data, and the historical vessel travel route data, and obtain historical satellite communications network usage data associated with the maritime communications terminals. The server may also use machine learning to determine predicted network usage for the terminals based upon the historical network usage data and the predicted vessel travel routes, and operate at least one of the satellite communications network and the terminals based upon the predicted usage.

Maritime vessel communications system and related methods

Life jacket

Swim fin

Buoyancy belt

A mirror component for receiving an actuator for adjusting a rear view position of a rear view mirror element in a rear view device includes at least one anti-back-out rib element for receiving an electrical connector of the actuator and an electrical mating connector to an electrical supply architecture being connected to the electrical connector, the anti-back-out rib element being an element enabling receiving either at least a first combination or a second combination of the electrical connector being connected to the electrical mating connector, the first and second combinations being differently shaped, and the anti-back-out rib element being adapted to prevent assembly of the actuator to the mirror component in case of the electrical connector being incorrectly connected to the electrical mating connector.

Mirror component rear view assembly and vehicle

A load dissipating arthroplasty prosthesis comprising a shell, an articular device extending into the shell through a collar defined in the sell, a head and neck portion of the articular device extending from the collar, a shaft portion of the articular device extending into the shell, and a plurality of shock absorbing arcuate linkers spacing and allowing limited movement between the shell and the articular device.

Load dissipating arthoplasty prostheses

A hydraulic cell stretching device comprising a source of variable pressured hydraulic fluid hydraulically coupled to a flexing chamber. The flexing chamber has at least one cell well. The cell well has a membrane subjected to the variable pressured hydraulic fluid.

Hybrid linear actuator controlled hydraulic cell stretching

A dual axis linear motion system utilizing one or more printed circuit boards embedded within a stage wherein the system components, including the controller, drive, and controller, may be mounted to a printed circuit board (PCB), and the electrical communications between the system components and the power to the system components are supplied through traces or etchings on the printed circuit board, thereby omitting the need for additional power and communication cables.

Dual-axis linear motion system

A dental implant including a base, a central shaft and a shock absorber spacing and allowing limited movement between the base and the central shaft. The shock absorber may also contain a plurality of flex struts. The dental implant may further include an index collar covering an upper portion in the base.

Overload failure reducing dental implants

A linear motion system utilizing one or more printed circuit boards embedded within a stage wherein the system components, including the controller, drive, and controller, may be mounted to a printed circuit board (PCB), and the electrical communications between the system components and the power to the system components are supplied through traces or etchings on the printed circuit board, thereby omitting the need for additional power and communication cables.

Single-axis linear motion system

Rescue ring buoy

A thumb tab actuator for a firearm sling snap-hook is provided. The thumb tab actuator includes a body having a surface that engages a lever of a snap-hook that pivots in a first plane. The actuator body is adapted to be removably mounted to the lever, and the body includes a tab extending outwardly in a second plane transverse to the first plane when the body is mounted to the lever, such that the lever pivots in response to a force exerted on the tab. A user may couple the thumb tab to the snap-hook via a screw or other fastener. In some embodiments, the thumb tab includes a second tab for an ambidextrous configuration.

Thumb tab actuator for sling snaphook

A sling for coupling a firearm to a user is disclosed. The sling comprises a front sling section having a front end and a rear end, a front connector located at the front end for connecting the front sling section to the firearm, and a front buckle having a handle that adjusts the length of the sling. The handle includes a first member extending outwardly from the front sling section and a second member transverse to first member, such that, when the second member is pulled in a first direction, the length of front sling section lengthens, and when the second member is pulled in a second direction, the length of the front sling section shortens. The sling further comprises rear sling section coupled to the front sling section and having a front portion and a rear portion, a rear buckle detachably coupling the front portion to the rear portion, a rear connector for connecting the rear sling section to the firearm, and a middle connector. The front connector releasably couples to the middle connector to form a loop.

Quick conversion sling

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Sammamish, WA, United States of America

Kevin Iliff McCarthy