Pure Forms, LLC

Allen Global Fzco

Jtk Designs, Llc.

Marcus Hanna

Hannah Polster

John Darin Fiegener

Ben Mathews

Jordan Tryon

John Fiegener

Alexander Allen

Tyler Kelsall

Matthew Rossi

Kelly H Mills

Kyle Hounsell

Nate Streeter

Disclosed are various embodiments of a modular dryer assembly for integration into a wall structure. In one embodiment, the modular dryer assembly comprises parallel structural members having first and second ends. An air blower is secured between the structural members for directing an air flow toward the second end of the structural member. A heating chamber receives the air flow from the blower compartment and exposes the air flow to a heating element. An air duct chamber extends from the heating chamber toward the second end of the structural member. A vent louver structure is attached to the air duct chamber. The vent louver structure is configured to direct the air flow from the air duct chamber to an exterior area.

Body dryer apparatus

A lamp with bi-directional light is provided. The lamp includes a body and a head. The head includes a first light source and a second light source. The first light source and the second light source are configured to provide light in directions perpendicular from each other.

Bi-directional lamp

Multi-functional desk or table lamp

A foldable lamp is provided. The lamp includes an elongated head with at least one light source, a neck joint pivotally connected to the elongated head, an arm assembly pivotally connected to the neck joint, and a base connected to the arm assembly. The head includes a tab extending from a midpoint along a length of the head. The neck joint includes a proximal tab and a distal tab extending in opposing directions and rotationally offset from each other by 90 degrees. The proximal tab is pivotally connected to the tab of the head and the distal tab is pivotally connected to the arm assembly.

Foldable lamp

A carrier device for securing an accessory to a vehicle is provided. The carrier device includes a support frame and a first suction cup. The first suction cup includes a suction cup housing defining a suction chamber, a vacuum pump configured to selectively adjust the pressure within the suction chamber to couple the first suction cup to a vehicle, and a first pressure sensor positioned within the suction cup housing to detect suction chamber pressure information. The first suction cup may further includes an electrical line coupled to the first pressure sensor to transmit suction chamber pressure information to a location outside of the first suction cup, and an integrally molded housing formed around the electrical line to prevent pressure loss within the suction chamber. The first suction cup may include a short range wireless module positioned within the suction cup housing and coupled to the first pressure sensor to selectively pair the first pressure sensor to a nearby electronic device to transmit the suction chamber pressure information to a location outside of the first suction cup.

Carrier device for securing an accessory to a vehicle

A carrier device for securing an accessory to a vehicle is provided. The carrier device includes a support frame, a first suction cup mounted at the first end of the support frame, and a second suction cup mounted at the second end of the support frame. The carrier device also includes a first vacuum pump configured to selectively adjust the pressure within the first suction cup, and a second vacuum pump configured to selectively adjust the pressure within the second suction cup. The suction cups may be pivotally mounted to the support frame such that the rotational position of the first and second suction cups relative to the support frame is adjustable to selectively couple the carrier device to a vehicle. The carrier device may also include a support frame having a length that is adjustable to adapt to the size of a vehicle, and/or to adapt to the size of an accessory.

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Beverly, MA, United States of America

Marcus Hanna