Delta Faucet Company

Masco Corporation of Indiana

Other

Remy Technologies, LLC

Dialed Archery, LLC

Kyle Robert Davidson

Kurt Judson Thomas

Garry Robin Marty

Joel David Sawaski

Derek Allen Brown

Michael J Veros

Ryan J Shaw

Alfred Charles Nelson

Adam M DeVries

Steven Kyle Meehan

Joshua Drew Wales

Michael Scot Rosko

Jeffrey Lee Moore

Darrell Scott Crowe

Adam M Devries

Patrick Byron Jonte

Todd Andrew Huffington

Paul D Koottungal

Randy L Schneider, Ii

Gerald Robert Hayes

Kent Rittenhouse

Mark Galambus

Terrence Lee Fourman

Anthony E Tyner

Randy L Schneider

Tony Tyner

Celine Kwok Garland

Thad James Eads

Robert Wilmer Rodenbeck

David Lee

Mark Cipriani

Larry D O'Cull

Brian Wayne Johnson

Benjamin Michael Allen

Curtis H Harris

Timothy J Ensor

Bocomo Fu

Matthew E M Storkey

Timothy John Thorn

Jeremy Schmitt

Scott Ellis Sorrell

Graeme Biagi

Orion Vazquez

Bradley E Boyer

Nathan Sickler

Thad J Eads

Charles Alfred Nelson

Adam M De Vries

Austin Ray Murray

Todd Huffington

Matthew Em Storkey

Larry D O'cull

An exposed secondary showerhead system configured to be supported by a shower enclosure. The illustrative showerhead system includes an overhead conduit fluidly coupled to a shower inlet pipe and to at least one showerhead.

Exposed secondary showerhead system

A vessel rinsing apparatus including a mounting base, a fluid discharge member including a plurality of nozzles, a valve member operably coupled to the fluid discharge member and configured to control water flow through the nozzles, and an escutcheon supported by the mounting base.

Vessel rinsing apparatus, drain receptacle, interchangeable nozzle assembly, and faucet system including same

Adjustable archery bow sight

A smart shower sensor configured to be fluidly coupled to a showerhead. The smart shower sensor is configured to provide notifications and/or transmit notifications to other smart devices based on, for example, water temperature and/or water usage.

Smart shower sensor

A faucet assembly including a handle that rotates about a rotational axis extending perpendicular to an angled interface for adjusting a first water parameter. A dial is supported for rotation independent of the handle for adjusting a second water parameter.

Faucet handle with angled interface

An aerodynamic element (often referred to as a vane or fletching) that is operatively coupled to the nock end (the back) of an arrow or similar projectile at an angle to the axis of the projectile is known to stabilize flight. This angle, known as offset or helical, in combination with the airflow generates both low and high pressures on different sides of the vane. This pressure difference imparts a torque around the projectiles primary axis which is one component to stabilizing the arrow's flight. Knowing the exact angle of this offset or helical of the vane to the axis of the arrow is critical to create an arrow with optimal performance. The illustrative tool allows the user to very accurately and precisely adjust a fletching jig to exactly the desired angle, as well as being able to setup multiple jigs with exactly the same setup.

Archery vane angle tool

Control interface

An aerodynamic element (often referred to as a vane or fletching) that is operatively coupled to the nock end (the back) of an arrow that adds significant stability associated with vanes of similar height (referred to as 'high profile' in the archery community) without the noise (amplitude and frequency) commonly associated with such vanes while also providing low drag characteristics. The vane has an initial front or leading edge at a shallow initial angle relative to the axis of the arrow. When the vane is mounted at an angle (known as offset or helical) to the axis of the arrow, this front shallow initial angle (and area under it) is utilized as a vortex generator. This vortex mixes and therefore helps balance velocities in the lower pressure, large aft area which is initiated at a point along the leading edge that increases to a steeper angle relative to the initial angle. The top of the vane is parallel to the axis of the arrow for stability as well as sound advantages. The back edge of the vane then angles down at a steep angle in a straight line to help with noise as well as control airflow.

Archery vane

A faucet including a spring spout supporting a spout nest, and a sprayhead releasably coupled to the spout nest. A docking cradle is supported by the spout base and is configured to releasably couple to the spout nest. The faucet may include a capacitive sensor operably coupled to the spring spout by at least one capacitive coupling.

Pulldown kitchen faucet with spring spout

A shower head assembly includes a base configured to be coupled to a building structure. A neck is translatably coupled to the base, and flexible tubing is coupled to and configured to receive water from a shower head pipe. A shower head spout is configured to receive water from the flexible tubing and discharge water from the shower head assembly. The shower head spout is coupled to the neck and is translatable with the neck relative to the base to facilitate adjustment of the position of the shower head spout relative to the base. A securing mechanism selectively inhibits translation of the neck and the shower head spout relative to the base.

Adjustable height shower head assembly

A valve assembly of a faucet includes a valve body, a valve cartridge received within the valve body and including a valve stem defining a longitudinal axis, and a handle operably coupled to the valve stem of the valve cartridge. Illustratively, a spring biases splines of a valve stem adapter downwardly into engagement with splines of the valve stem.

Spring adjustable handle for faucet valve assembly

A sprayer hose for a fluid delivery device includes a waterway tube having an outer surface. The sprayer hose further includes at least one energy wire extending helically around the outer surface of the waterway tube and a covering layer positioned outwardly of the waterway tube and the at least one energy wire.

Sprayer hose assembly

A faucet assembly including a handle that rotates about a rotational axis extending perpendicular to an angled interface for adjusting a water parameter.

Growing community of inventors

Noblesville, IN, United States of America

Kyle Robert Davidson