Ndsu-research Foundation

Frostime LLC

Extreme Mist Pcs, LLC

Live Traffic Data LLC

Holzmac LLC

Mark Holzwanger

Xianghong Henry Liu

Harry Holzwanger

Heng Hu

Robert A Sailer

Maria Grazia Verardi

Justin Hoey

Michael Edward Sands

Ronald Brian Laikind

William John Refling

John J Mackey

Jianfeng Zheng

Randall Guensler

Jie Sun

William Reid Block

Steven Cohen

A drink and mist bottle cap is detachably attachable to a bottle to enable a person to produce a mist from a pump and mist nozzle and also drink from a drink spout. A drinking spout has a drink spout cap that is detachably attachable over the drinking spout to seal the liquid contents within the bottle when not drinking form the bottle. The drink and mist bottle cap may also have an anti-backwash valve that is configured to prevent backwash from flowing back into the interior of the bottle and an ultraviolet light configured to produce a disinfecting ultraviolet light within the bottle, and a pressure relief valve to allow pressure equalization when there is a pressure differential between the interior of the bottle and the exterior of the bottle.

Mist and drink bottle cap

The present invention relates to an electric Drink and Mist Bottle Cap apparatus and system. The electric Drink and Mist Bottle Cap apparatus and system allows a user to drink and mist without changing fittings or fitting settings. This invention attaches to existing bottles, delivers a fine mist, and is rechargeable. The present invention allows a user to readily drink and mist from an existing water bottle.

Standalone and self-contained cooling systems using compressed liquid and/or gas COcontainers positioned in an insulated or non-insulated vessel encompassing a container which is either vertically positioned in an upright or an upside-down position. The liquid and/or gas COcoolant is then released into a capillary system or flow metering system to allow the COto enter a second body to where the COcoolant properties may be leveraged. The second body includes, by way of example, a plate, a cushion, a spot treatment pad for a person's muscle, or a cooler. The temperature is controlled by a metering COreleasing system encompassing an electronic control device which sends alerts when pre-defined thresholds are exceeded. The invention's metering COreleasing system may be triggered by an electronic or a thermostatic valve or may be triggered manually or by an electronic solenoid.

Portable instant cooling system with controlled temperature obtained through timed-release liquid or gaseous COcoolant for general refrigeration use in mobile and stationary containers

Standalone and self-contained cooling systems using compressed liquid and/or gas COcontainers positioned in an insulated or non-insulated vessel and consisting of a specially designed unit where the containers are vertically positioned in an upright or upside-down position. The liquid and/or gas COcoolant is then released into capillary tube(s) embedded into a heat transfer plate or heat exchanger thus leveraging the COcoolant properties. The temperature is controlled by a metering COreleasing system encompassing an electronic control device which can be operated remotely and/or via a touch screen and which sends alerts when pre-defined thresholds are exceeded. The invention's metering COreleasing system may be triggered by an electronic or a thermostatic valve or may be triggered manually or by an electronic solenoid. The invention's cooling system also encompasses check valves, which avoid liquid and/or gas COfrom escaping when removing or replacing COcontainers individually.

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Standalone and self-contained cooling systems using compressed liquid and/or gas C0containers positioned in an insulated or non-insulated vessel and consisting of a specially designed unit where the containers are vertically positioned in an upright or upside-down position. The liquid and/or gas CO2 coolant is then released into capillary tube(s) embedded into a heat transfer plate or heat exchanger thus leveraging the C0coolant properties. The temperature is controlled by a metering C0releasing system encompassing an electronic control device which can be operated remotely and/or via a touch screen and which sends alerts when pre-defined thresholds are exceeded. The invention's metering C0releasing system may be triggered by an electronic or a thermostatic valve or may be triggered manually or by an electronic solenoid. The invention's cooling system also encompasses check valves, which avoid liquid and/or gas C0from escaping when removing or replacing C0containers individually.

An embedded Tire Pressure Monitoring sensor is incorporated into vehicular wheels and a secured central server is used to track the unique identification code of each sensor. The TPMS is installed by the vehicular manufacturer in accordance with the federally mandated TREAD Act of 2000. When a vehicle enters the radius of a first encrypted TPM sensor detection transceiver, its TPM sensor identification codes are recorded and time-stamped via an encrypted TPM sensor detection transceiver. If the vehicle enters the area of a second encrypted TPM sensor detection transceiver, the sensor codes will be recorded and time-stamped a second time, encrypted and sent to the secured central server. Using the two encrypted, time-stamped signals, the secured central server calculates traffic flow data.

System for obtaining vehicular traffic flow data from a tire pressure monitoring system

An encrypted traffic signal device controller (TSDC) and an Electronic Variable Message Sign (EVMS) at intersection roadways and related traffic intersections where the invention system is installed at traffic light intersections which will be triggered at the red light sequence where vehicles/pedestrian/cyclists are stopped. After the traffic light turns red, the time delay of the red light will trigger an audio and visual public announcement which will be of assistance to the driver and enable the driver to pay attention to the announcement without being concerned about diverting the driver's attention from driving the vehicle since the vehicle is stopped at a red light and the driver can devote his attention to reading the information provided.

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Hewlett, NY, United States of America

Mark Holzwanger