Cubic Corporation

Timothy Cook

Philip Dixon

Pradip Mistry

David L deKozan

Janet Koenig

Walter C Bonneau, Jr

Kay Paetzold

Raymond L deKozan

Philip B Dixon

A toilet paper stand and cleansing solution dispenser () includes a base (); a cleansing solution reservoir (); a toilet paper stand shaft (); a toilet paper holder (); a cleansing solution dispensing pump (); a dispenser (); a plurality of motion sensors (); and a plurality of batteries. The toilet paper stand shaft () includes a lower shaft end (); and an upper shaft end (). The cleansing solution reservoir () is connected to the base (). The toilet paper stand shaft () is extended upward from the base (). The lower shaft end () and the upper shaft end () are connected. The lower shaft end () is connected to the base (). The toilet paper holder () is connected to the toilet paper stand shaft () to hold a roll of toilet paper (). The toilet paper holder () is laterally extended from the toilet paper stand shaft (). The dispenser () dispenses a cleansing solution through the cleansing solution dispensing pump (). The cleansing solution dispensing pump () is located at the base () near the cleansing solution reservoir (). The motion sensors () are located on the upper shaft end () and connected with the dispenser () to provide a touchless dispense of the cleansing solution. The batteries are configured to power the cleansing solution dispensing pump () to provide pressure on the cleansing solution in the cleansing solution delivery tube () to dispense the cleaning solution stored in the cleansing solution reservoir () from the dispenser ().

Toilet paper stand with integral cleansing solution dispenser

Embodiments of systems, methods, and machine-readable media are disclosed for enabling the management of a transit user account of a transit system with a mobile device. Embodiments of a transit system utilizing such transit user accounts are also disclosed. Embodiments for enabling a mobile device to manage a transit user account can include receiving an identification code of a fare media and receiving contact information of the mobile device. The transit user account, which can be used in transactions of the transit system associated with the fare media, can be created using user information and a passcode. Additionally, the mobile device can be authenticated by sending at least one message to the mobile device and receiving at least one message from the mobile device.

Transit account management with mobile device messaging

Techniques for concurrent distribution of reloadable prepaid cards and enablement of the reloadable prepaid cards for use at access control points of a transit system. Techniques of enabling of the reloadable prepaid cards for use at access control points of the transit system can include obtaining user information, payment, and communicating card information to a card issuer for activation of the first reloadable prepaid card. A transit user account for managing transactional information of the user of the transit system is also created, reloadable prepaid card is enabled for use as fare media at access control points of the transit system. Thus, once distributed, the prepaid reloadable cards may be used as fare media in the transit system as payment for transit fare, as well as for purchases at locations outside the transit system.

Distribution and enablement of reloadable prepaid cards in transit

Embodiments of systems, methods, and devices are disclosed for enabling wireless mobile devices to be automatically detected and used as fare media on vehicles in a transit and/or transportation system. Embodiments include detecting a wireless mobile device and utilizing a unique identifier of the wireless mobile device to track a transit user's entry to and exit from a transit vehicle. Embodiments further include causing the wireless mobile device to display a fare payment indicator, allowing the transit user to use the wireless mobile device to show proof of payment if so solicited by a fare inspector. A corresponding fare can be calculated and paid for in a variety of ways.

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Carlsbad, CA, United States of America

Timothy Cook