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Ford Global Technolgoies, LLC

Scott Shaw

Omer Salik

David Brian Glickman

Ronald D Shaw

Lee A Shaw

William Ethan-Alexander McClure

William Barrett

Kosta Papanikolaou

Peter Joseph Bejin

Aaron Halonen

Darshan Arun Nayak

Leory E Shaw

Leroy E Shaw

Thomas W Enis

Thomas W Ennis

A mobile device accessory comprising a base that affixes to a mobile device, and a rotating element, such as a rotary ball-bearing disc, coupled to said base allowing for the device to spin along the axis of the rotating element. The accessory may further comprise hinged or extendable arms. The accessory may further comprise a power source or motor for rotating the accessory. The accessory may further comprise a control circuit coupled to a software application capable of controlling the rotation of the spinning element.

Spinning accessory for mobile device

Vehicle assemblies are provided that include movable door assemblies. Examples of vehicle assemblies with movable door assemblies include charge port housing assemblies and fuel fill housing assemblies. An exemplary vehicle assembly may include an override retainer. The override retainer may include a flexible flap or clip that is configured to deflect or otherwise distort to release a latching assembly from the door assembly when a manual override force is applied to the door assembly.

Fuel/charge port door assembly override systems and methods

This disclosure relates to a fuel or charging port door assembly of a motor vehicle. In particular, this disclosure relates to a fuel or charging port door assembly configured to permit a door to open when an override force is applied using an assist tool, for example. An example vehicle includes a door configured to move relative to a body of the vehicle between open and closed positions. The door is a fuel door or a charging port door. The vehicle also includes a lock assembly including a base and a tip. The base is configured to hold the tip during normal operating conditions, and the base and tip are configured to separate upon application of an override force to the door.

Fuel or charging port door assembly with override configuration and assist tool

This disclosure is directed to vehicle fuel systems that include door opening modules for controlling a fuel door opening sequence. An exemplary door opening module may include an actuator (e.g., a motor, an electromagnet, a solenoid, etc.) for automatically moving the fuel door to an ajar position after a fuel tank depressurization sequence is completed. Sound messages may be communicated to a user during the depressurization sequence by an audio actuator.

Door opening modules for vehicle fuel systems

A screed post assembly which may be easily and quickly interfaced to a Nelson stud extending upwardly from a horizontal support beam used in the construction of a building framework. The screed post serves as a support for a screed support system which is used to conduct a leveling operation for a concrete pour during the formation of a composite deck. The screed post assembly is also adapted to be extendable over a rebar member and used in the assembly of a protection device which covers the top, exposed ends of a plurality of linearly aligned, upwardly extending rebar members.

Nelson stud screed post assembly

A screed post assembly which may be easily and quickly interfaced to a Nelson stud extending upwardly from a horizontal support beam used in the construction of a building framework. The screed post serves as a support for a screed support system which is used to conduct a leveling operation for a concrete pour during the formation of a composite deck.

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Plymouth, MI, United States of America

Scott Shaw