Holmes Solutions Limited Partnership

Whoosh Hold LP

Mark Thomson

Murray Aitken

Stuart Clark

John McCallister

Andrew Karl Diehl

Christopher James Allington

Benjamin Mark Glossop

Daniel Charles Lewis

Connor Read

Peter John Scott

Jamin Caleb Vollebregt

Mark Stewart Pritchard

Benjamin Poulter

Peter David Cochetas

Andrew Michael Sarratt

Alexander Peter Hannibal Newman

Emerson Patrick James Ryder

Macaulay James Pye

John Mccallister

Trolley systems and associated rails and tracks may include trolleys having an integrated brake system that can be adapted to slow or stop the trolley based on various control inputs (internal or external). The track system may be formed from either or both of a series of tensioned cables or tracks that are interconnected with transition system and the trolleys, able to transition between track systems. The track system may be fitted with additional braking elements to govern motion of the trolley along a track system. Additionally, the track may be fitted with other elements that provide an external input into the trolley to modify the braking operation of the trolley.

Trolley system and associated rails and tracks

Described herein is a transport system and method of transporting objects including people between locations. The description also relates to urban and public transport systems for moving large numbers of people and freight or objects between locations. The description also relates to transport systems based on cable and rail elements and moving therebetween. Also described are junction mechanisms, switching and control systems.

System and method of transporting objects

Described herein is a fluid circuit device. The device incorporates at least one pressure balancing valve located between at least two fluid volumes that can be in a pressure differential arrangement wherein the at least one pressure balancing valve acts to address a pressure differential by opening a fluid volume or volumes to a third pressure equalising volume. In use, the fluid circuit device may in one embodiment be used in an energy absorbtion apparatus.

Method of controlling pressure variation in working fluids in a fluid circuit undergoing working pressure variations

Described herein is a fluid circuit device. The device incorporates at least one pressure balancing valve located between at least two fluid volumes that can be in a pressure differential arrangement wherein the at least one pressure balancing valve acts to address a pressure differential by opening a fluid volume or volumes to a third pressure equalising volume. In use, the fluid circuit device may in one embodiment be used in an energy absorption apparatus.

Fluid circuit device

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Christchurch, New Zealand

Mark Thomson