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United States Patent and Trademark Office Application #16528157: Patent Pending
Mobile Device and Accessory Case with Display Locking Feature
Systems and methods for use with a mobile electronic device comprising a sensor operatively associated with the mobile electronic device for detecting contact with the display and a feature that helps prevent unauthorized access to the mobile electronic device responsive to the determination that the detected contact is accidental, and in some embodiments, the systems and methods of the invention include a case for mating with the body, a sensor mounted to the case and a software application stored in the memory of the mobile electronic device, the application being in communication with the sensor for detecting contact with the cover to receive data relating to the contact and determine whether the contact is accidental contact, wherein the mobile electronic device is made inaccessible responsive to the determination that the detected contact is accidental.
United States Patent no US D927,831 S: Mobile Device Pants Pocket
A pocket designed specifically for mobile devices to rest in the natural crease between torso and leg. This positioning allows for maximum range of motion while walking, standing and sitting. It eliminates pressure against the spine which occurs when rigid devices are commonly placed in a back pocket.
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United States Patent and Trademark Office Application #17207588: Smoke Alarm System
A smoke detector alarm system configured with improvements that enable remotely positioning a smoke detector battery from a smoke detector while recharging the battery such that there is not a loss of battery power in case of a power outage and the battery replacement needs are reduced.
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United States Patent and Trademark Office Application #17144169: Patent Pending
Item Separation Alerting System and Methods
A system for alerting of an item being potentially lost, comprising a transmitter device configured to be attached to a physical item, wherein the transmitter device emits one or more detectable short-range signals, and a receiver device configured to detect one or more short-range signals emitted from the first data communication device, and actuate an alert condition responsive to the failure to detect the one or more short-range signals emitted from the first data communication device, wherein the alert condition actuates one of a visible or auditory alert through one or both of the audio device and the multimedia device.
United States Patent and Trademark Office Application #17351686: Patent Pending
Device for Securing a Replaceable Vehicle Battery
A design for replacing a vehicle battery having a protruding positive terminal and a protruding negative terminal, the device comprising: a substrate defining a first side and a second side, the substrate including a first receiving port extending through the substrate from the first side to the second side, wherein the first receiving port and second receiving port are positioned and dimension-ed to receive the protruding positive terminal and the protruding negative terminals therein, respectively, and the substrate has a thickness from the first side to the second side that is less that the length of the protruding positive and negative terminals, a first spring-biased clamp mounted on the second side of the substrate, the first clamp including a first electrically conductive portion, wherein, the first clamp is configured to engage the protruding positive terminal whereby the electrically first conductive portion is placed in electrical communication with the protruding positive terminal, and a second spring-biased clamp mounted on the second side of the substrate, the second clamp including a second electrically conductive portion, wherein the second clamp is configured to engage in protruding negatie terminal whereby the second electrically conduction portion is placed in electrical communication with the protruding negative terminal.
TESTIMONIAL
“My name is Mike Devine, Manager of Sunset Auto Imports located at 1300 Boulder Highway in Henderson, Nevada. I have over thirty years of experience in the automobile repair business and have read the two US Patents pending:
Device for securing a replaceable vehicle battery, patent pending number 17351686
Vehicle battery power management and monitoring system patent pending number 17353720
In my opinion, the systems described therein will enable auto mechanics and vehicle owners to remove and replace batteries more quickly and more efficiently than with the existing battery securing methods. The patents will allow for the removal and replacement of automobile batteries without the use of special tools which may not be available if the vehicle driver is away from home or a service station. I would therefore recommend that the battery replacement systems described in these patents pending be adopted for all motor vehicles, whether gasoline-powered or electric-powered.
Sincerely, Mike Devine”
United States Patent and Trademark Office Application #17353720: Patent Pending
Vehicle Battery Power Monitoring and Management System
Vehicle battery power supply monitoring and management systems and methods for use with replaceable and rechargeable batteries, which among other things is configured to facilitate the sequential usage of each battery from a plurality of batteries mounted within a vehicle based on a measurement of the condition of the battery.
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