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Weiss Scientific Glass Blowing Co.

Robert E Aldridge

Daniel Jabre Daoura

Nicholas Ryan Pearson-Franks

Johnathan Charles Miller

Kal Karel Lambert

Bruce E Beattie

In a tracking device system, a networked smart device is enabled to cause execution of an executable function if a trigger condition of a conditional rule is satisfied. The conditional rules are customizable on a user interface of the smart device. The trigger condition may be any information received in a signal from a tracking device, for example, sensor data, location, a time, a date, a button press, a proximity, and more generally a trigger condition can be any condition that has a truth value by which an IF/THEN conditional rule can be evaluated and either is satisfied or is not. Executable functions for use in conditional rules may be selected from functions of a smart device, but also may include any function of a remote machine, network or system. Bluetooth radiotag devices may also include a cellular radio modem for global networking. Network systems may include software for tracking groups of radiotags and for autoprovisioning location and tracking services.

Tracking device systems

XCB dual-radio devices as finders, locators, scanners, sensors, and radio topology reporters for pet location management services. Finding, tracking, scanning, locating and proximity monitoring are provided as complementary services supplemented by a Bluetooth Proximity Locator Services Toolkit and a Cellular Remote Locator Services Toolkit. The radiotag devices may also include a user interface with exterior 'homing' switch accessible to a user. The switch may activate an 'on demand' location fix and communication package useful in pet location services and recovery. For example, smart systems enable alerts, messaging, maps and mixed media support as community services for pet location and tracking.

Hybrid cellular Bluetooth tracking devices, methods and systems

XCB poly-radio devices as finders, locators, scanners, sensors, and radio topology reporters. XCB devices function as 'smart objects' in the TOT and combine transceivers operating in the telecommunications and the low power ISM radio spectra, with default power management setting overrides under local control of a Bluetooth modem controller, and can be authenticated on a variety of local area networks (LANs), personal area networks (PANs), piconets and cellular networks. Finding, wayfinding, tracking, scanning, locating and proximity monitoring are provided as complementary services supplemented by a Bluetooth Proximity Locator Services Toolkit, Cellular Remote Locator Services Toolkit, and a 'Tap-2-Connect' community-supported on-demand lost-and-found data or voice link between an owner and a passerby who finds a lost smart object. Data logging of local sensor data and ISM radio &#x201c;pollution&#x201d; enables provisioning of the physical web, piconets, tracking minders, geofences, living maps, walk-up computing, and &#x201c;proximity avoidance tools&#x201d; such as useful for wireless security and viral prophylaxis. The devices may include a user interface for communications and natural language voice control and optionally also include a display and video interface, with or without camera.

XCB tracking devices, methods and systems

A platform has a top surface on which an ornament is arranged to be seated. This platform is used on laterally extending arms which hold the lower ornaments and is also used on a top mount. In each case, the platform is supported by the trunk of the tree whereby to provide a good solid support for ornaments. The laterally extending arms have adjustment structure therein to position the platform in suitable positions relative to the tree. Each of the laterally extending arms and the top assembly are held in position by a Velcro-type band extending around the tree trunk.

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Apparatus for heating product with the product during heating subjected to a controlled, nonatmospheric gas environment. The apparatus includes a double-walled cold zone assembly adapted to be placed against an oven opening, the assembly having a depository chamber within it for securing product during cooling of the product. A cantilever projecting through the assembly is operated to move product between the depository chamber of the assembly and the oven where heat treatment occurs.

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Beaverton, OR, United States of America

Robert E Aldridge