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Omega Energy Systems, LLC

Sensor-Tech Limited

Tri Senx Holdings, Inc.

Michael Lee Horovitz

Robert B Dopp

Karl F Anderson

Ellwood G Ivey

Greyson Williams

Reuven Natan Neta Horovitz

Cedric Stratton

Greg Beard

Solid-state energy harvesters comprising layers of metal suboxides and cerium dioxide utilizing a solid-state electrolyte to produce power and methods of making and using the same are provided. The solid-state energy harvester may have two or three electrodes per cell and produces power in the presence of water vapor and oxygen.

Three-electrode solid-state energy harvester of transition metal suboxides

Solid-state energy harvester of transition metal suboxides

A lamp, including: a plate, material thereof being optically transparent, the plate including two parallel surfaces and at least one rough width surface for illuminating outside the lamp; a plurality of illuminating sources disposed adjacent and along at least another width surface of the plate; and a user-movable shutter, for covering any of the plurality of illuminating sources, thereby the at least one rough width surface is uniformly illuminated, and thereby moving of the shutter adjusts intensity of the uniform illumination.

Lamp

A circular lamp, including: a plurality of light sources disposed around a circle; a round cogged rotatable cover, disposed above each of the light sources for allowing covering thereof, wherein the round rotatable cover includes at least one aperture, for allowing exposing the light source; interlacing means, for allowing rotating at least one of the round cogged rotatable covers, for circularly moving the at least one aperture thereof, thereby allowing determining the number of the plurality of light sources to be covered.

Circular lamp

A battery () is disclosed having a negative or anodic half cell () and a cathodic or positive half cell (). The positive and negative half cells are encased within a fabric within a non-conductive housing (). The housing includes holes () which allow the passage of ambient air. The anodic material () is preferably a transition metal bronze such as NaWTiO3. The positive half cell is made of a cathodic material () in the form of powder which is encased a fabric (). The cathodic material is preferably NaWPO. The battery also includes an electrical conductor () in electrical contact with the positive half cell and the negative half cell. The electrical conductor includes a switch () which may be opened and closed to couple the half cells together to produce an electric current through a load ().

Atmospheric self-charging battery

New sensors and methods for qualitative and quantitative analysis of multiple gaseous substances simultaneously with both high selectivity and high sensitivity are provided. The new sensors rely on a characteristic difference in energy between the interaction of a particular substance with a catalyst coated heat transfer device (HTD) and a non-catalyst coated (or one coated with a different catalyst) reference HTD. Molecular detection is achieved by an exothermic or endothermic chemical or physical reaction between the catalytic surface of the sensor and the molecule, tending to induce a temperature change of the sensor. Both high temperature and non-destructive low temperature detection are possible. The magnitude and rate of endothermic or exothermic heat transfer from a specific molecule-catalyst interaction is related to molecular concentration.

Sensor device and method for qualitative and quantitative analysis of gas phase substances

A sense-simile sampler delivers a sample fragrance in response to receiving an external signal, preferably via the internet. The sampler has a fragrance reservoir attached to a cylinder via a tube. A piston plunger reciprocates in the cylinder to expel the fragrance. A one-way valve controls flow of fragrance from the reservoir into the cylinder. The piston plunger is solenoid operated via signals from an internet appliance.

Sense-simile transmission sampler

A portion a the machine which the operator regularly engages with his or her hands has incorporated therein a plurality of passageways (14) through which a vacuum is applied to draw vapor which is emitted by the hands of the individual. Vapor from the individual's hands is drawn through a sampling apparatus. The sampling apparatus contains an electrical coil (32, 36, 42, 46) which is coated with a composite metal-nonmetal catalytic substance which causes ethanol to oxidize at the coil. When ethanol-containing vapor passes over the coil, oxidation at the coil causes an electrical charge to build up on the coil. The charge build-up is detected and processed in a discriminating type of electrical circuit which incorporates a wheatstone bridge or a constant-current loop. The resulting signal is further processed then ultimately used to estimate the alcohol content of the individual.

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Savannah, GA, United States of America

Michael Lee Horovitz