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Innovation First, Inc.

Stealth Robotics, LLC

Robert H Mimlitch, Jr

Robert H Mimlitch, Iii

David Anthony Norman

Douglas Michael Galletti

Paul David Copioli

Joel Reagan Carter

Gregory E Needel

Samuel Alan Johnson

Gregory Needel

William Dennis Burkard

Robert H Iii Mimlitch

A vibration-powered device adapted for flotation and propulsion on an upper surface in a liquid. The device having a body with a top side adapted to be at least partially disposed above the surface of the liquid, and a bottom side adapted to be at least partially submerged below the surface of the liquid. A vibration mechanism is disposed in the body. A propulsion fin is connected to the body. The fin includes a top side adapted to be disposed at least partially above the liquid surface, a bottom side adapted to be disposed at least partially below the surface. The vibration mechanism is adapted to oscillate the free distal end of the propulsion fin upward and downward.

Vibration-powered floating object

This disclosure involves aerial robots that dispenses conductive filament or systems, methods, and software for support such aerial robots. One remotely powered aerial robot system includes an aerial robot and a power source. The aerial robot comprises a body, a first propeller coupled to the body and operable to provide thrust to the aerial robot, a rotatable spool coupled to the body, and a conductive filament that is dispensed from the spool by rotation of the spool is one direction and retrieved by rotation of the spool in another direction. The power source is coupled with, and remote from, the aerial robot via the conductive filament, where the conductive filament is operable to power the first propeller using power from the power source.

Aerial robot with dispensable conductive filament

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West Tawakoni, TX, United States of America

Robert H Mimlitch, Jr