Kopin Corporation

Bell Sports, Inc.

Rollerblade, Inc.

Fantom Technologies Inc.

Michel D Arney

Benjamin Janes Beck

David Paul Chastain

Gregory H Hunter

Stephen Offsey

Matthew M Zavracky

Kevin O'Connor

Alan Richard

Jack P Salerno

Thomas H Burchard

Andrzej M Malewicz

Terrence Keith Jones

Andrew G Zeigler

Carl L Madore

Robert Keith Johnson

Brennan J Olson

Jonas R Brickus

YoungMihn Kim

Andrew Ziegler

Thomas Striegler

Matthew Zayracky

Gregg A Flender

Jack J Curley, Jr

A method of fabricating a display system includes bonding a silicon substrate to a second substrate with an insulating layer. The silicon substrate is thinned to form a thin film silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure. A matrix display circuit is formed with the SOI structure. A light shield pattern is formed over regions of the matrix display circuit. A light source, the matrix display circuit and a magnifying lens are positioned within a display housing such that light from the light source is directed onto the display and an image on the display is magnified by the lens for viewing by a user.

Method of fabricating a matrix display system

A bicycle helmet is disclosed having a flexible, articulated member being resiliently flexible to provide resilient forward pressure against an inwardly curved portion on the posterior of a wearer's head and a flexible connection between the articulated member and opposite sides of the shell assembly including at least one elastically elongatable strap portion for providing additional resilient forward pressure against the wearer's head.

Sizing and stabilizing apparatus for bicycle helmets

Vacuum cleaner

A bicycle helmet is disclosed having a flexible, articulated member depending from the rear of the helmet, providing a closer fit to an individual wearer's head and improving stability of the helmet on the head, particularly for mountain bike riding. The articulated member contacts the wearer's head beneath the occipital region and applies a forward and upward pressure against the head. The general embodiment of the invention includes an elastic strap stretching from one side of the helmet, across the back of the articulated member, to the opposite side of the helmet. Adjusting this strap allows the wearer to adjust the forward and upward pressure exerted by the articulated member on the wearer's head.

Handle for a vacuum cleaner

A housing is mountable on a carousel slide projector. The housing contains a movable light valve slide assembly that is coupled to a video signal source. The light valve slide assembly is movable between a position within the housing and a position outside the housing. When mounted on the slide projector, the light valve slide assembly can be moved into the projection chamber of the slide projector. The video signal source transmits a video signal to the light valve slide assembly, where the video signal is converted to a drive signal to actuate pixels on the light valve. The light valve thus generates a video image that is projected onto a viewing surface. Preferably the light valve is an active matrix liquid crystal display.

Housing assembly for a matrix display

Slide projector mountable light valve display

A display panel is formed using a single crystal thin-film transistors that are transferred to substrates for display fabrication. Pixel arrays form light valves or switches that can be fabricated with color filter elements over the pixel elements. The resulting circuit panel is then incorporated into a color projection display system with a light emitting or liquid crystal material to provide the desired light valve.

Liquid crystal display housing unit adapted for use with a slide

An in-line skate includes a boot lower and a frame intricately formed through monocoque construction. The boot lower and frame are formed from a material having a predetermined stiffness. A boot upper is secured to the boot lower. The boot upper includes a material selected to have a stiffness less than the stiffness of said boot lower.

In-line skate

Liquid crystal display housing unit for a slide projector

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Needham, MA, United States of America

Michel D Arney