International Truck Intellectual Property Company, LLC

Touchtown, Inc.

Nordson Corporation

Clearcount Medical Solutions, Inc.

William M Bernstein

Benjamin G Morris

David M Wynne

Edwin K Chan

Andrew Kilb

Derek Blitz

Megan M Stanton

Deepshikha B Antes

Scott Raven

Jeffrey A Pepper

Matt Beale

Joseph G Schroeder

Brian D Mather

Steven J Fleck

Jeffrey A Perkins

Tim Cunningham

John J Binder

Joshua T Space

Dale R Juhn

Robert J Allsop

Christopher M Stygar

Zachary B Beard

Rachel Lin

Michele I Dye

Rebecca Nathenson

Drew T Degentesh

Dawn S Yorko

Catherine Sun

Interactive display device

Mobile scanning antenna

Box unloader

A truck work office solution for a mobile vehicle. The work-station will take advantage of existing adjustability features on the passenger seat so that the height of the work-surface can be customized for each driver, and swivel to point toward the rear of the cab as well. The passenger seat itself converts into a work station. The driver seat may be swiveled to face the passenger seat that converts into an office area. The passenger's seat is normally a static element present in all cabs, and certainly in the case of single drivers it remains unused for its intended purpose. Because drivers are bound to the driver's seat, they use the close proximity of the passenger's seat to make peripheral tasks and items more convenient. The conversion provides a sliding work surface, storage, as well as power outlets.

Truck work office for mobile vehicle

A pull-out desk unit for a mobile vehicle. The pull-out desk unit has a cantilevered dual surface table component. The cantilevered dual surface table offers truckers a legless table for eating and general tasks, as well as desk area that keeps their belongings as they leave them eliminating the need to clean up or put things away. The innovation in this product lies in the memory foam lid. Once the table is pulled out, the lid (top surface for eating/general table) can be unlatched and fold back revealing a desk area lower than the surface of the eating/general table. On the under side of the lid is relatively thin low density memory foam. This foam can compress easily inch allowing it to conform to anything left on the table.

Pull-out desk unit for mobile vehicle

A raised floor sleeper for an over the road tractor for pulling a trailer. In order to effectively utilize the upper space in a sky-rise sleeper cab, one must first be able to reach it, which is the fundamental reason for the raised floor. Beyond bringing the upper space to the driver, raising the floor offers many other advantages. A combination stool and coffee table provides options that are enabled by the raised floor. The stool offers additional seating for socializing. The stool also functions as a freestanding table leg for the coffee table. The coffee table has a female indent on the bottom that mate with the stool. Two legs fold out supporting the other side of the table.

Raised floor tractor-trailer sleeper

A combination jackknife bed and couch for a mobile vehicle. The jackknife bed and couch allows drivers to wake up and fold their sheets and pillow away from a seamless sleeping surface without the need to remove the sheets, blankets, pillows or other bedding materials. The sheets stay made within the folded up bed now turned into the couch. The couch may be unfolded with the sheets fully made so the driver may catch some well deserved post socializing rest without having to re-install the sheets. These features are made possible by folding the bed in and half and keeping it in the backrest of the couch. The sheets are held in place by stretchable retaining surface that may be extended over the bedding materials. When returned to the bed mode, the stretchable retaining surface must be released and potential energy in the winder may be used to retract the retaining surface.

Jacknife bed and couch for mobile vehicle

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Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America

William M Bernstein