Crestron Electronics, Inc.

Audiovox Electronics Corp.

Creston Electronics Inc.

Other

Audiovox Corporation

Proteus Motion Inc.

William Cowles

Wendy Feldstein

Jean-Jacques L'Henaff

Howard S Balch

Donald Florczak

George Feldstein

Doug Jacobson

Russikesh Kumar

Sanjay Sudhaker Upasani

Dhirendra Patel

King Woo Cheung

Samuel Adam Miller

Michael Anthony Charpin

Theodore W Koontz, Ii

Michael J Paladino

Paul Joseph Vizzio

Thomas Mans

William DiMotta

James Cassellia

Edward Capapano

Jeffrey Macholz

An exercise handle including a rotatable handle member pivotably connected between two side members by two handle member side pivots. A parallel bar member can be pivotably connected between the two side members spaced away and parallel to the handle member. The parallel bar member can be connected between the two side members by two bar member side pivots. A central support member can be pivotably connected to the parallel bar member by a central pivot, providing the handle member with side to side tilting relative to the central support member. A central joint can be connected to the central support member for connecting to an exercise device.

Exercise handle

Electronic housing

Electronic housing portion

A mounting assembly is configured for mounting electronics in a ceiling or wall without requiring access to interior portions of the ceiling or wall. The mounting assembly comprises a collar, at least two arms and at least two threaded screws. The collar fits around and attaches to the electronics housing. The at least two arms are each independently compressed to engage the ceiling and are coupled to the collar to support the collar in the ceiling.

Mount assembly

Electronic housing vent

Two-button keypad

Battery powered occupancy sensor

A throwing disc includes an elliptical, continuous, flexible frame which changes shape during flight. The flexible frame defines a central opening through the thickness thereof. The flexible frame has an arched shape with a height that changes during flight and which defines a three dimensional cavity situated at the bottom side of the frame to provide lift to the throwing disc during flight.

Throwing disc

Ceiling mounted occupancy sensor

A seat back entertainment system includes a seat panel connected to a frame of a vehicle seat. A video unit provides a video signal. A display device is mounted to the seat panel. The display device displays the video signal provided by the video unit. One or more compartments formed in the seat panel.

Seat back entertainment system

Housing for an electronic device

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

William Cowles