Vivint, Inc.

Other

Sandisk Technologies Inc.

Microbial-vac Systems, Inc.

Spark Trim LLC

Kris Nosack

Stephen Edward Boynton

Craig B DeVries

Michael Scott Moulton

Greg Cooper

Michelle B Zundel

Benjamin A Clement

Wayne D Carlsen

Geno Saccomanno

Spencer J Nugent

Scott Moulton

Ronald S Merrell

Landon Mark Langford

David Sharette

Jared G Maughan

Dustin John Tanner

Joshem Coy Gibson

Kelly Maureen Black

Jared V Bradley

Kevin Joseph Church

Systems and methods for lighting. Segments can be used. The segments can comprise: a tube, a printed circuit board, and a connector.

Methods and systems of electric lighting

A device having indirect visual indicators to communicate information about states of operation is disclosed herein. The visual indicators may output a visual indication based on operational states of the device or other systems associated with the device. In some examples, a thermostat may include a downcast light that outputs a visual indication based on a mode of operation of the thermostat or a mode of operation of an associated heating, cooling, and ventilation (HVAC) system. Various characteristics of the visual indication may be altered to output different information. In some examples, a color of the visual indication may change based on the modes of operation or the visual indication may be pulsed based on the modes of operation.

Thermostat with downcast light

Outdoor camera

Thermostat

The apparatus to transfer heat from memory components includes a first non-volatile memory component and a second non-volatile memory component. The apparatus includes a heat spreading material in thermal communication with the first non-volatile memory component and the second non-volatile memory component. The heat spreading material is configured to transfer heat from the first non-volatile memory component and the second non-volatile memory component.

Apparatus, system, and method for transferring heat from memory components

A wash system for cleaning the exposed surfaces of a contaminant collection device that includes a source of pressurized cleaning solution and a rinse appliance. The rinse appliance includes a first flow path that is adapted to direct the pressurized cleaning solution against a plurality of interior surfaces of a sampling head of the contaminant collection device and a vacuum tube that couples the sampling head to a collection chamber of the contaminant collection device. The rinse appliance may also include a second flow path that is adapted to direct the pressurized cleaning solution against a plurality of interior surfaces of the collection chamber and a separator filter installed therein. The rinse appliance further includes a dipping tank adapted to receive the cleaning solution after passing through one of the first and second flow paths.

System and method for cleaning contaminant collection equipment

A microscope attached slide dotting device includes a clamping ring arranged for selective mounting onto a microscope barrel having an objective lens. The clamping ring includes cooperative first and second semi-cylindrical members arranged for clamping about the microscope barrel. The second semi-cylindrical member employs a mounting boss provided with opposed dovetail projections slidably and complementarily received within a slide plate. The slide plate includes opposed first plate flanges to receive the dovetail projections projecting from a first side of the slide plate, with a second side of the slide plate projecting at a dovetail boss for complementary and slidable reception within a housing recess of an associated marker housing. The marker housing includes a marker assembly extending through the marker housing. A plurality of clamping members permits orthogonal and slidable relationship of the marker housing relative to the clamping ring via slide plate. The marker assembly slidably and retractably includes a marking wick extending from the marker assembly below the clamping ring, such that manual displacement of the marker assembly directs the marking wick onto an underlying microscope slide for indicating purposes. The marker assembly further employs a plurality of springs, wherein one of the springs retracts the assembly, with the second of the springs effecting cushioning of the wick as it is directed to engage the microscope slide.

Microscope attached slide dotting device

Growing community of inventors

Orem, UT, United States of America

Kris Nosack