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Chris Luber, Collinsville, IL US
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| 20090008225 | Conveyor Apparatus and System - Typical roller conveyors suffer from excess noise and frequent maintenance due to worn rollers and roller bearings. Continuous loop belt conveyors solve some of these problems, but still suffer from an inability to change the width of the conveyor belt without significant rework or adjustment. Although a narrower belt can be used without major adjustment, prior continuous loop conveyor systems still suffer from belt drift. To alleviate these problems, a belt conveyor system that easily adjusts to accommodate continuous loop belts of varying widths is provided. The system comprises a rigid conveyor frame having at least one pair of generally parallel side walls traversed by one or more support brackets. The support brackets are secured to the conveyor frame. Additionally, one or more belt guides, having at least one surface for guiding a conveyor belt, are secured to the support brackets. The system further comprises one or more belt supports each having a substantially horizontal surface for guiding the conveyor belt, wherein the belt supports are secured to the support brackets. | 01-08-2009 |
Eberhard Luber, Illschwang DE
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| 20090230702 | LATCH FOR A MOTOR-VEHICLE HEADREST - A latch secures an element such as a motor-vehicle headrest for movement relative to a support between a rest position and an advanced position. A pivotal lever can hold the element in the rest position. A spring pushes the element into the advanced position and presses it against the lever so as to apply a torque to the lever that presses a latch formation on the lever against a retractile latch part of an actuator. If the actuator retracts the part, the lever is released and the lever can pivot to allow the spring to move the element into the advanced position. | 09-17-2009 |
| 20110198908 | MOTOR-VEHICLE HEADREST - A motor-vehicle headrest has a base fixable to a motor vehicle seat and a cushion support having a forwardly directed front face adapted to engage a head of a person in the seat. An upper link has a front end pivoted at an upper support axis on the support and a rear end pivoted at an upper base axis on the base, and a lower link having a front end pivoted at a lower support axis on the support offset downward from the upper support axis and a rear end pivoted at a lower base axis on the base offset downward from the upper base axis. The cushion is shiftable relative to the base between a rear position and a front position on pivoting of the links about the respective axes. A rigid brace is pivoted on the upper link between the upper axes and on the lower link between the lower axes. | 08-18-2011 |
Edward J. Luber, Williamsville, NY US
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| 20090323073 | Analytical Instrument Having Internal Reference Channel - An analytical instrument for making measurements based on detection of an SPR resonance minimum or a refractometer transition shadowline on a detector array is improved by configuring a diaphragm of the instruments illumination system to include a first aperture, a second aperture, and an opaque region between the first and second apertures, wherein the opaque region of the diaphragm casts a shadow on the detector array to provide a reference minimum from which a relative location of the resonance minimum or transition shadowline is measurable. By establishing a reference minimum on the detector array as a reference location for relative measurement, the instrument compensates for signal drift and other instrument variations. The diaphragm may include additional apertures and opaque regions for generating additional reference minima over the extent of the detector array. | 12-31-2009 |
Erik J. Luber, Edmonton CA
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| 20120011624 | MICRO/NANO DEVICES FABRICATED FROM CU-HF THIN FILMS - An all-metal microdevice or nanodevice such as an atomic force microscope probe is manufactured from a copper-hafnium alloy thin film having an x-ray amorphous microstructure. | 01-12-2012 |
Howard Luber, Paradise Valley, AZ US
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| 20100166888 | Composition and method for the control of organoleptic properties of bodily fluids and secretions - Methods and edible compositions that improve the organoleptic properties of bodily fluids and secretions are provided. The compositions may contain chlorophyll and/or charcoal based compounds which neutralize in whole or in part undesirable organoleptic properties of bodily secretions, and which may also contain compounds which can impart desirable organoleptic properties to the body and to bodily fluids and secretions. The compositions according to this invention may also include compounds which: (1) promote the effective and prompt absorption by the gastrointestinal tract and target fluids of the compounds that can affect the organoleptic properties of the body and of bodily fluids and secretions, and/or (2) enhance the actions of these compounds on the organoleptic properties of the body and of bodily fluids and secretions once the compounds are absorbed by the gastrointestinal tract. | 07-01-2010 |
Joachim Luber, St. Margrethen CH
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| 20090135475 | Method for Operating an Optical System and Optical System - The invention concerns a method for operating an optical system ( | 05-28-2009 |
| 20100053311 | Eyewear with Segmented Look-Through Elements - An eyewear is described comprising two segmented look-through elements each comprising an upper and a lower segment, wherein the upper segments are provided with means to selectively direct an image to the left and/or to the right eye. Preferably, said means are configured as LCD shutter glasses, optically polarized glasses, red and green glasses or as display units. The two lower segments of the two look-through elements are preferably configured as normal glasses including a pair of magnifying glasses. The eyewear can be used in a variety of environments including, in particular, the medical field and industrial processes. Furthermore, a system is described comprising such an eyewear as well as a display device to be looked at by means of said eyewear. | 03-04-2010 |
| 20100141739 | STEREO VIDEO MICROSCOPE SYSTEM - A stereo video microscope system ( | 06-10-2010 |
| 20100141742 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DISPLAYING IMAGES IN AN OVERLAYING RELATIONSHIP - A system and a method for displaying a first image of an object of interest from a first source and a second image of an object of interest from a second source in an overlaying relationship are described. The system ( | 06-10-2010 |
| 20100238326 | Zoom System for An Optical Stereo Device - A zoom system ( | 09-23-2010 |
Katie Luber, Baltimore, MD US
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| 20090181133 | SPICE PACKAGING SYSTEM - A spice packaging system is provided that includes a plurality of packets for one or more spices, herbs or spice blends. Each packet includes a flexible packaging material that is impervious to light, gas and moisture. The packet has an exterior and a single or segmented enclosed and sealed interior space. A known volume of a single certified organic spice or herb is contained with the interior space of each packet, and an inert gas surrounds each known volume of the single certified organic spice or herb within the interior space. | 07-16-2009 |
Martin Luber, Muenchen DE
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| 20080251068 | Aerosol therapy device - Aerosol therapy device comprising a nebuliser ( | 10-16-2008 |
| 20090301473 | Inhalation Therapy Device with Multiple Nozzles - To increase the efficacy of atomizer nozzles operating with compressed gas, an atomizer device for inhalation therapy appliances includes means for delivering a compressed gas, in particular compressed air; means for supplying a fluid that is to be atomized, in particular a therapeutic liquid; several compressed gas outlet openings from which a delivered compressed gas emerges; and several fluid outlet openings from which the fluid to be atomized emerges on account of the emerging compressed gas. The atomizer device includes at least three compressed gas outlet openings arranged in a row, and one of the compressed gas outlet openings is in each case assigned at least two fluid outlet openings which, together with the associated compressed gas outlet opening, form an atomizer nozzle. | 12-10-2009 |
Martin Luber, Munich DE
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| 20090217923 | Breath-controlled inhalation therapy device - A breath-controlled inhalation therapy device includes an obturation mechanism, obturating a nozzle opening through which a pressurized gas, preferably pressurized air, is issued when the device is in operation. An actuation mechanism actuates the obturation mechanism only in the exhalation phases of the respiration cycle of a patient. The fluid to be atomized is therefore substantially atomized only in the inhalation phases. | 09-03-2009 |
| 20100316576 | AEROSOLS FOR SINUNASAL DRUG DELIVERY - A pharmaceutical aerosol is disclosed which is suitable for delivering an active compound to the mucosa of the nose, the osteomeatal complex or a paranasal sinus. The pressure of the aerosol is not constant, but pulsates at a frequency from about 10 to 90 Hz. The aerosol is further characterised in that it exhibits a low effective flow rate of less than about 5 litres per minute. The aerosol is, inter alia, suitable for the prevention, management, or treatment of a disease, symptom, or condition affecting the nose or the paranasal sinuses, such as acute and chronic sinusitis. | 12-16-2010 |
Michael Luber, Furth DE
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| 20100232740 | POF STRAIN SENSOR USING PHASE MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES - An optical fiber sensor has a measurement path and a reference path. Both paths each consist of two optical fibers and are fed with modulated light. The fibers of the reference path have a predefined difference in length, whereas the fibers of the measurement path are the same length. All fibers are at approximately the same temperature. An evaluation circuit determines the phase differences in each case between the fibers of the measurement path and of the reference path. A measurement value calculated from the phase differences is then output. | 09-16-2010 |