Cincinnati Incorporated

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Michael Anthony Halley

Dale C Smyth, Jr

Alejandro Andres Halley

Alexander Medina Monteagudo

Daniel Ignacio Halley

Robert F Hugues

Raciel Leiva

Ignacio Halley

Jeffrey David Wintring

Raymond J Graf

Randall P Coons

Robert C Hertlein

Jeffrey E Farmer

John M Neuhart

Jeff J Mills

A smart tolling system employs computer vision and machine learning techniques to automatically track and monitor vehicles across multiple video streams captured by a networked camera assembly. The system derives comprehensive vehicle trajectories by stitching together detections of each vehicle from the various video feeds using multi-object tracking algorithms. These trajectories enable correlating different events triggered by the vehicles at multiple roadside devices like cameras and radars. By mapping the trajectories in space and time, the system can associate seemingly fragmented events and synthesize complete vehicle profiles even when certain events may have missed capturing some vehicle information due to obstructions or other factors. This trajectory-based event correlation enhances tolling accuracy by minimizing revenue leakage from missed or incomplete vehicle data in congested traffic conditions.

System for tolling

A gantry assembly and appurtenances therefor for a linear motor driven laser cutting machine. The gantry box is made of honey comb construction characterized by high strength, light weigh, high stiffness to weight ratio and vibration absorption. The gantry box is supported at each of its ends on a linear motor driven carriage by a torsion plate. The torsion plates are exteriorly flanked by protective panels which support a light weight cover for the upper part of the gantry assembly. The beam end of the gantry box is additionally attached to its gantry carriage by a snubber pin-snubber bushing assembly and by a gantry pin-carriage pin-link assembly. These last two assemblies, together with the torsion plates and gantry carriages, limit or restrain certain movements of the gantry box. The laser cutting machine is controlled by a high performance multi-axis motion controller. Each gantry carriage is provided with a wiper-seal assembly and bellows mounting assembly at each of its ends to prevent accumulation of foreign material between each gantry mounted linear motor and its respective magnet track.

Linear motor driven laser cutting machine

A card storage system for storing a sport or other collectible card in a pocket with a tool having a thin flat insertion panel including a width smaller than the opening of the pocket and longitudinally extending side edges and a front end generally transversely extending between the side edges. Longitudinally extending flanges having tapered forward ends extend upwards from a front side of the tool along corresponding ones of the side edges forming a channel between the flanges. A tapered edge, preferably having a narrowing width in the longitudinal direction, is provided at the front end of the insertion panel for spreading apart the opening of the pocket. A longitudinally extending flat extraction panel is connected to the insertion panel's back end and provided with a tapered edge at its front end which is itself of narrowing width for spreading apart the opening of the pocket to extract the card from the pocket.

Storage apparatus for cards

A system for heating and feeding polymer coated powder to a heated die cavity of a compacting press. The system includes at least one heated vertical pipe for heating the polymer coated powder and for delivering the polymer coated powder by gravity from source thereof to the entry end of at least one horizontally oriented auger conveyor. The at least one auger conveyor is heated and imparts heat to the individual powder particles through a mixing action. The at least one auger conveyor delivers the polymer coated powder to the heated hopper of a shuttle assembly. The shuttle assembly is shiftable between a retracted position wherein the polymer coated powder is discharged from the shuttle hopper to a heated powder ring, to an extended position wherein the polymer coated powder is discharged from the powder ring to the heated die cavity of the compacting press. The system heats the individual particles of the polymer coated powder to a temperature just below the coagulation point thereof. The temperature of the polymer coated powder is rapidly increased to the 'set' point by the combination of the heated die cavity and the energy imparted during the actual compacting stroke.

Polymer coated powder heating and feeding system for a compacting press

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Michael Anthony Halley