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Efraim Garti, Zichron Yaakov IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090045110 | Pool cleaning robot - A pool cleaning robot adapted for climbing a sidewall of a pool and comprising a bottom and two side panels. The robot is adapted for moving in a direction substantially parallel to the side panels. At least one of the side panels comprises a freely-rotating roller located adjacent to the bottom of the robot. | 02-19-2009 |
| 20100306931 | POOL CLEANING ROBOT - A pool cleaning robot is provided for cleaning a surface of a swimming pool. The robot comprises a main housing, a pair of main wheels disposed at opposite ends of a bottom panel of the housing spanning along a majority of its width and carrying a pair of continuous tracks spanning between edges thereof, the main wheels being configured for rotating at a first angular velocity, at least one inlet being formed in the bottom panel between the main wheels and being configured for intake of water and debris, and at least one auxiliary brushwheel disposed between the main wheels. The robot is configured for rotating the auxiliary brushwheel about an axis of rotation at a second angular velocity which is substantially greater than the first angular velocity. | 12-09-2010 |
Efraim Garti, Zirchon Yaakov IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090057238 | Pool cleaning robot - A pool cleaning robot adapted to move in a direction along the bottom surface of a pool. The robot comprises a compass, a rate gyroscope, and a controller adapted to determine the orientation of the robot, relative to a reference orientation thereof, based on readings of the compass and the gyroscope. | 03-05-2009 |
| 20090307854 | POOL CLEANING ROBOT - A suction-powered pool cleaning robot is provided, comprising a fluid outlet, configured for connection to a suction hose, and a fluid inlet, with a fluid path therebetween, a turbine, which may be any suitable device is configured to extract energy, such as in the form of rotational motion, from a fluid flow, at least partially disposed within the fluid path so as to extract energy from flow of fluid therethrough, and an electrical control system configured to regulate at least some of the operations of the robot, the control system comprising an electrical generator for providing power to the control system and configured to be driven by the turbine, and an electronic controller configured for the regulation. | 12-17-2009 |
Nissim Garti, Jerusalem IL
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090156743 | METHOD FOR NUCLEATING POLYMERS - The present invention discloses a nucleating microemulsion comprising nanovehicles, each comprising an amphiphilic shell surrounding a nucleating agent. The microemulsion is suitable for the delivery of the nucleating agents into a thermoplastic polymer, thereby allowing crystallization of the polymer. | 06-18-2009 |
| 20100143462 | NEW CARBAMAZEPHINE FORMULATIONS HAVING INPROVED SOLUBILITY - The present invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions in the form of microcmulsions comprising carbamazcpinc and their enhanced permeability and extended release properties. The microcmulsion composition may be an oil based formulation or a oil/aqueous phase mixed formulation. | 06-10-2010 |
Nissim Garti, Ramot IL
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| 20080287551 | CAROTENOID FORMULATION - The present invention discloses the use of a lycopene coated with a water non-soluble thin film comprising amphiphilic protein polymer for coloring with red color, foods, pharmaceuticals or cosmetics having fat and/or oil contents higher than 5%. The invention further discloses a process for the preparation of stable lycopene formulation comprising (a) treating an isolated protein to form a protein in a molecular form; (b) dispersing lycopene in an aqueous solution comprising an isolated protein in a molecular form; (c) grinding said dispersion to form lycopene particle size of 1 to 10 μm forming an homogenized mixture comprising fine particles; and optionally (d) drying the homogenized mixture. | 11-20-2008 |