Other

Whirlpool Corporation

Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

International Truck Intellectual Property Company, LLC

William E Gregory

Chester C Allen, Jr

Christopher A Jones

Joseph E Otto

Alexander Joseph Halbleib

Brian S Elliott

Dennis Scott Prows

James Mann

Mitchell Graham

Barry Steven Hazell

Emily R Hoffman

Nebras Alnemer

Dale Smith

A laundry appliance includes a cabinet. A door is coupled to the cabinet. The door is operable between a closed position and an opened position. A microphone assembly is coupled to the door. The microphone assembly is configured to receive a voice command. A microcontroller is coupled to the door. The microcontroller is operably coupled to the microphone assembly and the microcontroller. A proximity sensor is coupled to the microphone assembly. The proximity sensor defines a sensor field that extends outward from the door.

User-interface system for a laundry appliance

The invention relates to a server configuration drift monitoring tool that allows for active monitoring of server configurations. The Monitoring Tool has little overhead and may be quickly and easily integrated with a current or new environment. With simple configuration files available, an administrator may customize necessary settings. The Monitoring Tool may run on various platforms, including Platform as a Service (PaaS) offerings, and may be compiled into a program component. The Monitoring Tool allows users and administrators to access a dashboard (via any web browser or mobile device), showing current connections and the ability to select components/devices to do a side by side comparison.

System and method for implementing a server configuration drift monitoring tool

Front bumper valence of a truck vehicle

A rejuvenator for lead acid batteries powered by a multi-solar cell unit and/or a rectified a.c. source, the output of which is applied to a capacitor. The output of the capacitor is in turn connected across the primary of a transformer. A switching circuit connects and disconnects the primary coil to and from the capacitor to produce in the secondary coil of the transformer a fast rise time current pulse for application to a battery. A positive temperature coefficient resistor is connected in series with an output terminal of the rejuvenator to protect the rejuvenator components in the event the output terminals, through accident or mistake, are connected to battery terminals of opposite polarity.

Lead acid battery rejuvenator

A combination rejuvenator and trickle charger for lead acid batteries powered by a multi-solar cell unit and/or a rectified a.c. source, the output of which is applied to a capacitor. The output of the capacitor is in turn connected across the primary of an auto transformer. A switching circuit, including a transistor, connects and disconnects the primary coil to and from the capacitor to produce in the secondary coil of the transformer a fast rise time current pulse for application to a battery. A positive temperature coefficient resistor is connected in series with an output terminal of the rejuvenator to protect the rejuvenator components in the event the out, put terminals, through accident or mistake, are connected to battery terminals of opposite polarity.

Growing community of inventors

Irving, TX, United States of America

William E Gregory