Laser Technology, Inc.

Kama-tech (hk) Limited

Schott Glas

Schott Ag

Neil Thomas Heeke

Eric A Miller

Jeremy G Dunne

Jordan T Vermillion

Scott M Peterson

Thomas Pfeiffer

Richard Bender

Thomas Fink

Reinhard Ranftl

David W Williams

Adolf Olzinger

William E Rett

Bartholomäus Forster

Bruce Kenneth Clifford

Thomas Pfeifer

Vinny A Alvino

Derrick T Reish

Philip John Lack

Eric André Miller

Bartholomaeus Forster

Bartolomäus Forster

Thomas Dipl-Ing Fink

Thomas Dipl-Ing Pfeiffer

Laser rangefinder

A handheld laser-based vehicle speed measurement device incorporating on-board data storage with GPS, compass, excess panning detection, and voice recognition technology, as well as, recording minimum and maximum speeds of a plurality of vehicles along a roadway and calculating the 85percentile speed.

Laser ranging and speed measurement device incorporating on-board data storage with GPS, compass, excessive panning detection and voice recognition technology

Systems and techniques for facilitating archery implemented in conjunction with a bow mountable laser-based speed measurement instrument or a speed sensor bar as well as a bow movement sensor system which may be affixed to any of the available mounting positions on a conventional bow.

Systems and techniques for facilitating archery

A laser-based rangefinding instrument for, inter alia, golfing or hunting activities having an unique ergonomic design and an external multi-function switch for controlling display brightness, selectable display of differing distance units and a slope selection switch for enabling display of line of sight distance or angle of slope and 'Compensated Golf Distance' slope distance to a target.

Laser-based rangefinding instrument

A laser-based rangefinding instrument for, inter alia, golfing or hunting activities having an unique ergonomic design and an external multi-function switch for controlling display brightness, selectable display of differing distance units and a slope selection switch for enabling display of line of sight distance or angle of slope and 'Compensated Golf Distance' angle corrected distance to a target.

A vehicular traffic monitoring system which is capable of providing a complete monitoring system in an assembly capable of being mounted in a plane above or beside a roadway in order to monitor substantially all factors of interest with respect to approaching and receding vehicular traffic along the roadway below.

System for monitoring vehicular traffic

A tail dock anti-collision system for augmenting positioning of an aircraft in a maintenance facility which comprises lateral alignment sensors disposed on opposing sides of the aircraft and a backup tracking sensor directed toward the tail section. A processor, for example a programmable logic controller, is coupled to, and operatively controls, the sensors to provide an indication to a principal guide of the aircraft docking procedure of the relative position of the aircraft with respect to a centerline and platform of the maintenance facility.

Laser-based tail dock anti-collision system and method to preclude damage to aircraft upon their insertion into maintenance facilities

A glass-to-metal bushing for ignitors of airbags or belt tensioning pulleys. A metal pin is arranged in a slot in the base plate in the fixing material, the base plate being formed by one element whereby the base geometry describing the slot is produced by at least one separation process. Structure is provided between the front and rear of the base plate for preventing relative motion of the fixing material in the direction of the base plate rear portion across from the inner circumference of the slot.

Metal fixing material bushing and method for producing a base plate of a metal fixing material bushing

The hermetically sealed electrical feed-through device has a circular metal disk () with a conductive angular or bent isolated pin () hermetically sealed in an oval or elliptical through-going opening (O) whose center coincides with the center of the circular metal disk. The angular or bent isolated pin () is sealed in the oval or elliptical opening (O) by means of a glass-to-metal seal (). An angular or bent ground pin () is connected to the rear side of the circular metal disk () adjacent to the opening (O) and extends approximately parallel to the isolated pin (). Because the through-going opening (O) has an elliptical or oval cross-section section, different bridge wires of different lengths are connectable on the front side of the metal disk () between the front surface of the circular metal disk () and the angular or bent isolated pin (). The isolated and ground pins both have circular transverse cross-sections.

Hermetically sealed electrical feed-through device with a bent isolated pin in a circular glass seal

The hermetically sealed electrical feed-through device has a circular metal disk () with a conductive straight isolated pin () hermetically sealed in an oval or elliptical through-going opening (O) positioned offset from the center of the circular metal disk. The straight isolated pin () is sealed in the opening (O) by means of a glass-to-metal seal (). A conductive straight ground pin () is connected to the rear side of the circular metal disk () adjacent to the opening (O) and extends approximately parallel to the straight isolated pin (). Because the through-going opening (O) has an elliptical or oval cross-section, a wider range of different bridge wires of different lengths, which are connectable on the front side of the metal disk () between the front surface of the metal disk () and the straight isolated pin (), is possible. The straight isolated and ground pins have circular transverse cross-sections.

Hermetically sealed electrical feed-through device with a straight isolated pin in an offset oval glass seal

The hermetically sealed electrical feed-through device has a circular metal disk () with a conductive isolated pin () hermetically sealed in a through-going circular opening (O, O') by a glass seal () and a conductive ground pin () connected with a rear side of the metal disk () adjacent to the through-going circular opening and extending approximately parallel to the isolated pin. The isolated pin () has an oval or elliptical section () extending through the glass seal (), whereby different bridge wires of different lengths are connectable on the front side of the metal disk between the front surface of the metal disk and the isolated pin (). In one embodiment the pins are straight and the through-going circular opening is offset in the metal disk; in another embodiment the pins are bent and the through-going circular opening (O,O&#x2032;) is centrally positioned in the metal disk ().

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Neil Thomas Heeke