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Silitek Corporation Corporation

Allnew Chemical Technology Company

Omega Patents, L.l.c.

Mycomagic Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

Infinity Group Inc.

Michael Lee

Peter Wu

Charles Chen

Kosky Yen

Kenneth E Flick

The present disclosure provides a method for proliferating or propagating undifferentiated stem cells, comprising contacting a population of stem cells with an effective amount ofimmunomodulatory protein or a recombinant thereof or a fragment thereof.

Methods for promoting proliferation and propagation of stem cells

A high capacity magnetic filter for separating magnetic and non-magnetic contaminants from contaminated liquid streams includes a housing having (i) an interior region between the inlet and outlet for a process stream, (ii) a plurality of vertically oriented, elongated non-magnetic holder sleeves positioned within the interior region (iii) paramagnetic metal packing material that is randomly distributed in the interior region to form a packed compartment that has a void volume which is above 95 percent, and (iv) a device to generate a magnetic field within the interior region. Generation of a uniform magnetic field within the packed compartment magnetizes the holder sleeves and matrix of packing materials. The holder sleeves and matrix create a large surface area for collecting the contaminants.

Magnetic filter

A user-controllable massage device is for a vehicle seat that operates via a wireless communications link. The massage device may include a plurality of vibration transducers to be positioned adjacent the vehicle seat, a wireless receiver, and a power controller connected to the wireless receiver for selectively powering the plurality of vibration transducers based upon signals received from the wireless receiver. The massage device may also include a wireless remote controller to be operated by the user for communicating with the wireless receiver to selectively operate the plurality of vibration transducers. The remote controller may transmit a unique code which can be learned by the power controller.

Wireless massage device for a vehicle and associated methods

A detachable folding keyboard device includes a base frame unit consisted of a left base frame and a right base frame, a keyboard unit consisted of a left keyboard and a right keyboard respectively supported on the left and right base frames, connecting devices connected between the left and right frames for permitting the left and right keyboards to be end matched, or to be set apart and spread out like a fan, or to be folded up.

Detachable folding keyboard device

A mobile computer keyboard including a metal frame, a plastic key base frame with key switches fastened to the metal frame to hold down a membrane circuit and a rubber frame. The metal frame has a plurality of retainer rods respectively terminating in a respective upwardly bent portion for guiding respective locating rods of the key base frame into engagement with the retainer rods, and a plurality of openings on two opposite upright sides thereof for allowing respective retaining blocks of the key base frame to be loaded onto the metal frame vertically from the top and then moved sideways into engagement with respective retaining grooves on the vertical sides of the metal frame.

Keyboard structure for mobile computers

Golf club head

A heat dissipation device for personal computers wherein an aluminum made computer panel is used and having an extension formed and extending into the computer enclosure and completely superimposing the surface of the CPU in order to transfer heat generated by the CPU during operation by means of heat conduction from the CPU to the outside of the computer enclosure.

Heat dissipation device for personal computers

A set of golf club irons includes variably spaced hosel offsets for each club, with the hosel offset increasing from the higher numbered clubs to the lower numbered clubs. Each of the club heads is provided with a matching center of gravity, and the hosel is shifted toward the center of gravity for the higher numbered clubs and outwardly away from the center of gravity for the lower numbered clubs. This has the effect of reducing the moments of inertia for the higher numbered clubs, thereby providing less stability and greater control for those clubs, and increasing the moments of inertia for the lower numbered clubs, thereby providing greater stability while sacrificing some control. The effect is to provide greater consistency for the lower numbered clubs used for longer distance drives, while providing greater control for higher numbered clubs generally used for shorter shots approaching the green, where accuracy is more important. Optionally, a medial club (e.g., the six iron) may be selected as an intermediate datum for the hosel offset, with the offset decreasing toward the higher numbered clubs and increasing toward the lower numbered clubs.

Golf club hosel shift

A key switch includes a switching member supported on a resilient member and connected to a key cap and driven by it to slide in a locating member. The switching member has two opposite, curved side plates caused to slide in the locating member along two opposite sliding ways. The elastic member has a plurality of small raised portions supported on the PC board, a plurality of spaced ribs on the inner wall surface to reinforce the structure and the elastic resilient property thereof, and a plurality of notches between the raised portions for exhaust of air squeezed by the circular flange of said switching member.

Structure of key switch

A compact pedal exercise apparatus having a stand, a swing mechanism, pedal swing rods, cylinders, and motion link, to form an exercise apparatus with ease of operation. The pedal swing rods are pivotally attached to the stand and each swing rod has a cylinder damper between it and the stand. A movable height adjusting mechanism is interposed between the stand and the pedal swing rods so that a user may easily adjust the amount of movement of each pedal swing rod relative to the stand.

Compact pedaling sporting apparatus

A key switch actuator includes a switching member supported on a resilient member and connected to a key cap and driven by it to slide in a locating member. The switching member has two opposite, curved side plates caused to slide in the locating member along two opposite sliding ways. The elastic member has a plurality of small raised portions supported on the PC board and a plurality of notches between the raised portions for exhaust of squeezed air.

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Taipei, Taiwan

Michael Lee