Eco.logic Brands Inc.

Black Decker Inc.

Scepter Manufacturing, Llc.

Sportscope, Inc.

Headwaters Research and Development, Inc.

Other

Canopy Growth Corporation

Dw Product Development Inc.

Ecologic

Triumph Mobility Inc.

Tropic Networks Inc.

Thales Canada Inc.

Avss—aerial Vehicle Safety Solutions Inc.

Robert David Watters

Michael Georges Sirois

Romeo Graham

Julie Corbett

Luc Boucher

Aldo Faustino Balatti

John C Tutton

Christopher J Murray

Rod Muir

Mike G Sirois

Jason F Busschaert

Mark Andrew Fletcher

Nicholas Shewchenko

Mark Lawrence

Timothy Douglas Bayne

Clifford D Read

Marc A Fortin

Mark E Robson

Christopher Robert Patrick Withnall

Tong Yanbin

Han Tao

John Bryan Mason

James Douglas Marshall

Torrin Marcus Mullins

Joseph Luc Boucher

Marcus W Bosch

Derek Kirkland

Dennis E Schramm

Phil Streets

John Charles Tutton

Philip Streets

Glenn May

Gregory Rodrigues

Tracine Andrus

Ken Klippenstein

Gregory Scott Snider

Thomas James Wheeler

Rudy Anthony Vandenbelt

Oleksiy Petrovych Sergyeyenko

Kevin Bailey

Robert H Gifford

Alfred H Judge

Colin Roberts

Mikael Georges Sirois

Neal Thomas Cowan

Rudy Anthony Vanderbelt

Christopher Robert Withnall

Josh Boudreau

Josh Ogden

Etienne Poisson

Daniel F Marshall

Jason Florent Busschaert

Cliff Dean Read

Steven Canova

David Mackereth

Greg Rodrigues

Oleksiy P Sergyenko

Markus Bosch

An inter-connecting structure is provided for connecting multiple parts of a container. The inter-connecting structure comprises a first part comprising a plurality of inter-connecting tabs and slits on an edge; a second part comprising a plurality of inter-connecting tabs and slits on an edge to be joined with the edge of the first part; wherein the inter-connecting tabs and slits share an overlapping portion and once the two parts are connected to each other, the engaged inter-connecting tabs are disposed in an internal region of the container.

Inter-connecting means for multi-part container

Containers for holding particulate materials are provided. The containers may be formed from molded pulp. The containers may include molded pulp shaped or threaded features formed integrally on the container that may aid in providing closure to the device. The containers may optionally include a fitment and/or liner, or may be free of fitments and liners. The containers may optionally have inner load bearing members. The containers may be stackable.

Containers for particulate materials

A container includes: a skeleton shell defining a container body of the container, the skeleton shell being formed from a recycled and/or biodegradable pulp material; and, a bag or liner removably disposed within the skeleton shell. Wherein the skeleton shell includes at least one separation feature that facilitates separation of the skeleton shell from the bag or liner.

Containers for holding materials

Methods and systems for integrating multiple portions of a container are provided. The method and system are specifically designed for integrating multiple shell portions with ear lobe-shaped tabs. The method comprises: providing a first set of retention structures to be associated with a plurality of inter-connecting features formed on an edge of a first shell part, wherein the first set of retention structures comprise at least a lead-in feature and a retention feature; providing a second set of retention structures to be associated with a plurality of inter-connecting features formed on an edge of a second shell part, wherein the second set of retention structures comprise at least a deflection feature and a retention feature; and engaging the two shell parts with aid of the retention structures.

System and method for connecting multi-part container with inter-connecting features

The present invention provides an assistive mobility device convertible between a rollator mode and a transport chair mode.

Convertible mobility device

An apparatus an unmanned aerial vehicle recovery system is provided. The apparatus includes a base to mount to an unmanned aerial vehicle. The apparatus further includes a housing to engage the base. In addition, the apparatus includes a parachute disposed within the housing. Also, the apparatus includes a deployment mechanism to deploy the parachute. The deployment mechanism is to eject the housing away from the base upon a triggering event.

Unmanned aerial vehicle recovery systems and methods

Convertible mobile device

A vise system is provided to retain a workpiece. In an embodiment, the vise system comprises one or more center vise and one or more end vises. The center vises and end vises are clamped to a table or workbench. The center vise is provided with a front jaw and a rear jaw to retain the center of the work. The end vises are provided with workpiece clamps to retain the ends of the workpiece.

Ski tuning vise

A cone filling apparatus for production of smoking articles includes: (a) a cone pallet including a plurality of cavities, each cavity for holding a respective cone; (b) a delivery chute having a load end for receiving a smokeable product from a source and an unload end downstream of the load end for unloading the smokeable product from the chute; and (c) a dosing tray disposed above the pallet. The dosing tray includes a plurality of transfer sleeves. Each sleeve has an upper sleeve end for receiving smokeable product unloaded from the unload end of the chute, and a lower sleeve end for dispensing the smokeable product into a cone held in a respective cavity aligned beneath the lower sleeve end.

Cone filling apparatus and related methods

Containers for holding particulate materials are provided. The containers may be formed from molded pulp. The containers may included molded pulp shaped or threaded features formed integrally on the container that may aid in providing closure to the device. The containers may optionally include a fitment and/or liner, or may be free of fitments and liners. The containers may optionally have inner load bearing members. The containers may be stackable.

The invention provides for a container that may include a liquid-holding vessel and a skeleton shell supporting the liquid holding vessel. The liquid-holding vessel may comprise a flexible polymer or plastic material for preventing contact between a liquid stored in or dispensed from the container and the skeleton. The liquid-holding vessel and the closure may be formed from a minimal amount of polymer or plastic. The invention also provides for a connection of a liquid-holding vessel with a fitment to the skeleton shell using ultrasonic means. Further, a skeleton shell with mating features allowing the skeleton shell to be formed with smooth edges is provided.

A cone closure apparatus for production of smoking articles includes: (a) a frame; and (b) at least one cone holder supported by the frame and extending along an axis. The cone holder has a lower grip surface for applying a rotational force about the axis to an outer surface of a lower filled portion of a cone received in the cone holder. The cone having an upper empty portion disposed above the lower filled portion and protruding clear of the lower grip surface to receive a counter-rotational force about the axis, in a direction opposite the rotational force. The closure apparatus further includes (c) a drive supported by the frame for applying at least one of the rotational force and the counter-rotational force to twist the upper empty portion closed when the drive is energized.

Cone closure apparatus and related methods

A nozzle for a dispensing spout provides physically separate conduits, through which a liquid and air pass between a reservoir containing a liquid to be dispensed and a container into which the liquid is to be dispensed. The fluid and air conduits, as well as their respective opposing ends, are sized and shaped to provide an unobstructed air conduit which can carry ambient air into the reservoir at a rate that is at least equal to the rate at which liquid can flow out of the reservoir at a gravitational flow rate.

Nozzle for a liquid dispensing spout

Liquid dispensing spout

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Robert David Watters