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Westinghouse Electric Corporation

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O'neill, Inc.

Axis Bicycle Incorporated

Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Herman Miller, Inc.

Knoll Gmbh

Bernhardt, L.l.c.

Nhs, Inc.

Visioneer, Inc.

Visioneer Communications, Inc.

Cashel Products, Inc.

Stephen Peart

Ross Lovegrove

William G MacKenzie

Raymond W Riley

David W Shen

Hartmut H Esslinger

Michael F Gifford

Rob J Gemmell

Dexter W Francis

Bradford D Bissell

Robert Andrew Howard

David H Nguyen

William E Bull

Robert Warren Insalaco

Peter O Schmidt

Craig M Leverault

Michael S Dann

Timothy Charles Piumarta

Harold James Welch

Steven M Adams

Simon Lunn

Sigmar W Willnauer

Andrew L Carter

Matthew Herron

Anthony Y Guido

Terrence B Christensen

Mark F Pruitt

Man Van-Dinh

Ray Riley

Spur

A modular tile and modular tile system is disclosed. The modular tile includes a base structure having a generally horizontal portion. Floor support members are positioned on a bottom surface of the generally horizontal portion. Upper column members extend above the horizontal portion of the modular tile. A cover is supported by the upper column members a distance above the horizontal portion thereby creating a chamber between the horizontal portion and the cover. The chamber is adapted to receive cabling therein.

Modular floor tiles and floor system

An elongate snowboard having a body which is characterized by a central region which, in transverse cross section is convex in relation to the way it faces a snow surface, first and second end regions each joining with opposite ends of the elongate central region and each of which, in transverse cross section is concave in relation to the way that it faces a snow surface, with the central and end regions collectively being characterized, as one looks at either broad face of the snowboard, by bilateral symmetry relative to both the central longitudinal axis of the board and to the central transverse axis thereof.

Snowboard with transitioning convex/concave curvature

A combined chair and table structure including a seat having first and second front corners, a first table mount extending upwardly from the first front corner, and a second table mount extending upwardly from the second corner; a first table having a planar, horizontal upper work surface and a planar, horizontal bottom surface; a first mounting mechanism including a linear track attached to the first table bottom surface, and a mount rotatable in the first table mount, the track being slidable in relation to the mount; and a second table rotatably supported on the second table mount.

Chair with adjustable table

A unitary, monocoque, injection-molded skateboard (and method of making the same) which is characterized by an elongate composite body with a specific gravity in the range of about 0.75 to about 0.8, and including a foamed structural plastic mass having a distributed differentiated density, and contained within that mass, plural, elongate strands of reinforcing carbon fibre material.

Method for making injection-molded, foamed, structual plastic,

Integrated document scanner and keyboard

A wrist rest is disclosed for use with a keyboard. The wrist rest includes a bladder for holding a fluid, a pump operatively connected to the bladder for selectively filling the bladder with fluid and a valve for selectively releasing fluid from the bladder. The bladder preferably includes two elongate lobes interconnected by an isthmus. The lobes are shaped so that the perimeter of a horizontal cross-section through one of the elongate lobes is substantially elliptical in shape.

Wrist rest

Disclosed is a cushion for supporting the lumbar area of the back of a person while seated in a chair. The cushion is suitable for use with different types of chairs and is comprised of an elongated strip of flexible material that drapes over the chair back and has a weight on one end thereof to allow easy adjustment of the cushion and a pad of foamed cushion material at the other end. The pad of foamed cushion material is adapted to fit between the chair back and the lumbar area of the back of the seated person and is preferably made of a heat sensitive plastic foam that will mold itself to conform to the shape of the lumbar area of the user's back from the body heat of the person seated in the chair.

Lumbar support cushion for chairs

A tunable snowboard having a base with perimetric edge tunability so that the controlling edge can be formed to meet the specific needs of the end user. The tunability is provided by a sheet of tunable material that covers some or all of the base. The amount of the base that is covered with tunable material in any one part of the snowboard is selected based on how much adjustment is to be provided in that part. A method for making a snowboard is also disclosed, including providing tunable material in the approximate shape of a snowboard. The tunable material is shaped to cover preferably from 10-percent to 100-percent of the base of the finished snowboard and a deck of structural material is bonded to the tunable material. In addition, the method can include cutting a hole in the tunable material adjacent an end of the snowboard and then extruding a portion of the deck material through the hole, and molding indentations, a step plate pattern and binding mounting plate patterns into the deck.

Tunable snowboard

An injection molded, single-piece plastic bicycle frame which includes a generally upright stem, and a cantilever structure joined to and extending from opposite sides of the stem in a gently curving, downwardly facing reverse bend. The material forming the frame has a nonuniform internal structural density which is characterized by higher density adjacent the surface, and by decreasing density progressing toward the core. This material preferably takes the form of a foamed structural plastic material.

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Los Gatos, CA, United States of America

Stephen Peart