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Cellflo, Inc.

Robert Scott Almeida

Douglas Evan Stern

Cell flow device and method provides a sequential linear flow of pressure resistance includes a family cell of two or more continuance cells. These continuance cells have the same or different size and shape. They also have different degrees of elastomeric capability and are in fluid connection with the advantage of a properly calibrated valve(s) and will transfer air, gas, liquid, or other substance or media, or mixture thereof by a sequential linear flow of pressure resistance from a reservoir or external source through different degrees of elastic potential energy, geometric advantages, or introduction of a force. Thereby, the family cell performs the predetermined function in any device that uses the technology for a wide array of uses for users and operators thereof.

Cell flow device and method that provides a sequential linear flow of pressure resistance

The body therapy device includes a thoracic pad having a top edge and a rear surface with a base having a bottom edge, a front angled surfaced and a rear surface. A spherical member is attached to the angled front surface of the base and includes a hard inner core therein. A pump, with active and passive elements, is provided to enable the user to adjust the hardness of ball portion of the device for customized therapy to a head and neck region. As a result, the device of the present invention is effective for physical therapy and treatment of a wide range of ailments and conditions.

Body therapy device

Cell flow technology is a platform technology comprised of a family cell, or multiple familiar cells (matrix), in a homogeneous or heterogeneous group format, which includes primary and secondary active cells and passive cells. These continuance cells in a congruent or varying size and shape that have the same or different degrees of capabilities are interconnected and interactive with or without the advantage of a properly calibrated and variable continuance valve(s) and shall dynamically transfers air, gas, liquid, or other substance or media, or mixture thereof by a continuously variable, and renewable, continuance of pressure resistance autogeneously through elastomeric potential energy, geometric advantages, introduction of a force, or removal of a source of a force. Thereby, the family cell will perform the predetermined function in a present device that shall use the technology for a wide array of uses for any imaginable living being that shall operate the technology.

Cell flow technology that provides continuously variable, and renewable, continuance of pressure resistance

A positive-displacement mass is introduced at the lowermost portion of an oil storage tank in order to reduce the amount of undrawable oil that remains at all times below the top edge of the suction line. It is necessary that the suction line not be occluded or interfered with and that the settled water at the bottom of the tank be permitted to be drawn off. In one aspect a tray is fitted into the bottom area of the tank and filled with water, or with inert solids, to displace the oil normally held as inventory at such location. In another aspect, a coffer dam is arranged around the suction line to permit the accumulation of water in the tank bottom, and in yet another aspect the shape and placement of the suction line nozzles are altered to improve storage efficiency.

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Boston, MA, United States of America

Robert Scott Almeida