Xenex Disinfection Services, Llc.

Morris Miller

Mark Andrew Stibich

Paul P Froutan

Sarah E Simmons

Rachael A Sparks

Daniel F S English

Julie A Stachowiak

Ricardo Flores-Clar

Martin Rathgeber

James Blaine Wolford

Alexander Nathan Garfield

Brian Cruver

Timothy James Morton

Kieron Hiuhon Tse

Brian Blankstein

Joel G Delman

Joel Delman

Daniel English

Julie Stachowiak

Daniel FS English

Curtains are provided which have fastener/s and, in some cases, strut/s arranged along a screen. The strut/s extend to elevation/s below and/or above the fastener/s. An upper strut may have a lower degree of stiffness than a lower strut. In some cases, the fastener/s are arranged at least 20 inches from the screen's upper edge. Systems are described which include a disinfection apparatus and any of such curtains. Other systems include any of such curtains attached to an edge of a room divider. Easily assembled and disassembled room dividers are described which include cord/s and/or pole/s, installed or portable device/s for supporting the cords/poles, and fasteners for attaching a curtain to the cords/poles. A disinfection apparatus is described which includes a shield extending to an elevation at least two feet above a germicidal light source and borders at least one third of a continuous region surrounding the germicidal light source.

Containment curtains as well as systems and apparatuses including same

Devices are provided which include a component assembly for detecting inward, outward and sideways door movement. A component of the assembly extending from a structure comprises a distal end for contacting a door face when the structure is arranged in proximity to the door face. Systems are provided which include a portable stand, a door movement sensor attached to the stand, a proximity sensor, and a user interface. The system is configured to transmit signals to the user interface when the proximity sensor has been placed a predetermined distance from a door face and when door movement occurs. Apparatuses are provided which include program instructions for receiving input regarding a number of entryways of a room and inhibiting commencement of a task for which an apparatus arranged in the room is configured to perform until a number of signals received from a door movement sensor equals the number of entryways.

Door movement sensors and use thereof by apparatuses

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Morris Miller