Mattel, Inc.

Other

Patrick Joseph Murphy

David E Moomaw

Kevin Gastle

Robert Mark Goszewski

James G Brumagin

Benjamin M Cerny

Santiago Acevedo

A transformable teething toy comprising a first hub and a second hub. Resilient flexible rods connect the first hub to the second hub such that the inner surfaces of the first and second hubs are oriented to face towards each other. The teething toy is further transformable between an open position and a closed position. In the open position, the first and second hubs are spaced apart from each other by the resilient flexible rods to form an expanded structure. In the closed position, the resilient flexible rods are bent such that the expanded structure is collapsed and the inner surfaces of the first and second hubs are releasably engaged with each other.

Transformable teething toy

A mobile mountable to an infant support structure includes a housing having a drive mechanism, a support arm extending from the housing, and an assembly supported from the support arm. The support arm is connected to the drive mechanism and movable relative to the housing in first and second opposite directions. The assembly includes a hub, a motion portion, and a hanging portion. The motion portion has a resilient component coupled to the hanging portion, which drives the hanging portion in a third direction when the support arm moves in the first direction.

Mobile for infant support structure

The electronic toy of the present invention utilizes numerous switches to detect (1) the actuation of the toy, (2) the identity of a theme card (containing distinct indicia) inserted into the toy, and (3) the position of an indicia selector in relation to the indicia on the theme card inserted in the toy to produce, card specific, and more specifically, card and indicia specific sensory output.

Electronic toy

A work supporting table has a carriage which extends beneath the bed of a press and a table top which extends over the bed. The carriage has wheels which rotate about eccentric spindles on the ends of the two axle shafts. Chains are wrapped around these shafts and forces are applied to the chains by an air cylinder mounted on the carriage. When the chains are drawn taut, the axles rotate such that the spindles move downwardly and cause the wheels to descend with respect to the carriage frame and thereby lift the table upwardly. The wheels when so disposed support the table with its table top slightly above the press bed. Conversely when the chains are released, the wheels move upwardly and the table top descends onto the press bed which supports it so that a force applied to a workpiece on the table top is resisted by the press bed.

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East Aurora, NY, United States of America

Patrick Joseph Murphy