Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation

Irwin-Industrial Tool Company

Raymond Wai-Man Chan

Scott David Schneider

Paul Fry

Rick Gray

Hugues Marie R F Sanoner

Derek Chiu-Hing Chow

Errol John U Badajos

Desmond Wai-Nang Tse

Hughes Marie Sanoner

John Charles Smith

Derek James Nash

Jeffrey L Spanski

Michael Williams

Desmond Wai Nang Tse

Daily Gist

Scott Schneider

Hugues Marie Rf Sanoner

A visual inspection device includes a body having a support portion and a grip portion extending from the support portion. The device also includes a flexible cable having a first end portion coupled to the body and a second end portion, and a camera assembly coupled to the second end portion of the flexible cable. The camera assembly includes an image sensor operable to transmit image data through the flexible cable. The device further includes a display supported by the support portion of the body. The display is electrically connected to the flexible cable to display image date from the image sensor. The device is powered by a rechargeable battery pack removably coupled to the body.

Visual inspection device

A visual inspection device includes a body having a support portion and a grip portion extending from the support portion. The body defines a cavity. The device also includes a flexible cable having a first end portion coupled to the body and a second end portion, and a camera assembly coupled to the second end portion of the flexible cable. The camera assembly includes an image sensor and a light source. The image sensor is operable to transmit image data through the flexible cable. The device further includes a display supported by the support portion of the body. The display is electrically coupled to the flexible cable to display images captured by the image sensor. The device also includes a rechargeable battery pack removably coupled to the body.

Hand-held visual inspection device for viewing confined or difficult to access locations

An electronic measuring device that includes a transceiver device, a microprocessor operatively connected to the transceiver device, as well as a memory, an electronic output device, and a plurality of input mechanisms, all of which are operatively connected to the microprocessor. In some embodiments, the microprocessor may be programmed with logic that allows a user of the device to take and manipulate measurements using a menu-driven procedure by using the input mechanisms to select and activate desired operations.

Electronic measuring device

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Hong Kong, China

Raymond Wai-Man Chan