Chargepoint, Inc.

Coulomb Technologies, Inc.

Hitachi-Lg Data Storage Korea, Inc.

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David Baxter

Darren Chin-Ho Kim

Craig T Matsuno

Peter H Muller

Pasquale Romano

Peter H Muller, Jr

Carl F Hagenmaier, Jr

Artem Mishin

Milton T Tormey

Richard Lowenthal

Craig S Barker

Christopher Montgomery Carpenter

Charles R Geber

Brian Hale Nelson

James M Barbera

Anthony Watts Vastola

Electric vehicle charging station

Power module

A cable clamp for a charging cable of an electric vehicle charging station. The cable clamp includes a first clamping piece and a second clamping piece that is complementary to the first clamping piece. The first clamping piece and the second clamping piece are adapted to be secured together and adapted to grip the charging cable of the electric vehicle charging station that passes through the first clamping piece and the second clamping piece. The shape of the first clamping piece and the second clamping piece includes a curved portion that forces the charging cable of the electric vehicle charging station to exit the electric vehicle charging station at a predetermined exit angle.

Cable clamp for a charging cable of an electric vehicle charging station

Power cube

An electric vehicle charging station detects a property of a charging cable connected to the electric vehicle charging station and determines, based on the detected property, an ampere capacity of the charging cable. The electric vehicle charging station automatically sets a maximum amperage output of the electric vehicle charging station to not exceed the determined ampere capacity of the charging cable.

Automatically sensing a type of charging cable and setting maximum amperage output of an electric vehicle charging station accordingly

Electric vehicle charging station with movable swing arms

Movable swing arms for an electric vehicle charging station

Dual electric vehicle charging station

Embodiments provide methods and systems for handling optical discs in a media library appliance and for replacing optical drives in the field. In one embodiment, the media library appliance comprises optical disc handling robotics developed for slim form factor slot load drives in a vertical orientation located on both sides of the robotics within a 19 inch rackable appliance. On the system level, the optical disc storage system provides modularity and scalability. The drives reside in field replaceable units ('FRUs') that are oriented vertically on a horizontal backplane. The disc handling robotics access discs on each side stored in horizontal stacks within large disc cartridges. A small disc shuttle cartridge attaches to a large disc cartridge to provide a means to import and export a smaller number of discs from the disc cartridge.

Optical disc storage system

Column of an electric vehicle charging station

Electric vehicle charging station having dual charging cable hangers and dual charging connector holsters

Growing community of inventors

Los Altos Hills, CA, United States of America

Price B Terzis