Abstract: Disclosed is a drysuit and/or semi-drysuit hydration assembly including an adapter configured to mate with an inflation valve assembly; a fluid reservoir adapted for positioning internally within a drysuit and/or semi-drysuit; a flexible hose fixedly attached to and passed through a wall of the adapter, the flexible hose having mouthpiece positioned on one end and an opposite end connected to an outlet of the fluid reservoir and being configured to pass fluid from the fluid reservoir to the mouthpiece. Further disclosed is a drysuit and/or semi-drysuit equipped with the hydration assembly.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a wearable computing device including (i) one or more sensors, (ii) a partially or fully transparent display, and (iii) a control system. The control system is configured to receive data indicative of a three-dimensional model of a body part. The control system is further configured to receive sensor data from the one or more sensors. Based on the sensor data, the control system is further configured to determine a relative position of a physical body part of a physical body with respect to the wearable computing device. Based on the determined relative position, the control system is configured to cause the display to provide a hologram corresponding to at least a portion of the three-dimensional model of the body part such that the hologram appears overlaid onto at least a portion of the physical body part when viewed through the display.

Abstract: Disclosed is a drysuit and/or semi-drysuit hydration assembly including an adapter configured to mate with an inflation valve assembly; a fluid reservoir adapted for positioning internally within a drysuit and/or semi-drysuit; a flexible hose fixedly attached to and passed through a wall of the adapter, the flexible hose having mouthpiece positioned on one end and an opposite end connected to an outlet of the fluid reservoir and being configured to pass fluid from the fluid reservoir to the mouthpiece. Further disclosed is a drysuit and/or semi-drysuit equipped with the hydration assembly.

Abstract: A foldable or collapsible utility cart which may be alternated between a closed and an open, operable position is disclosed. The invention includes four vertical legs with a plurality of shelves mounted thereon. The shelves are rotatable relative to the legs and foldable about a middle thereof so that the cart may be alternated between the open operable position and the closed position for storage purposes. The cart is self-supporting and thus includes a stabilizing means. The stabilizing means automatically locks, or stabilizes the cart in the open position. The cart is stabilized simultaneously upon reaching the open position from the closed position.

Abstract: A buffet table food pan having a pair of side walls and a pair of end walls extending upwardly from a bottom panel. A top flange extends outwardly from the walls. The flange is in sealing engagement with the buffet table when it is placed therein. The flange has a notch defined at each end, so that a space is defined between the flange and the table. The space defines a ledge which can be grabbed, or under which utensils can be placed for the purpose of lifting the pan or removing the pan from the table.

Abstract: A heat retentive server for maintaining food at a desired temperature for an extended period of time includes an upper and lower shell which define a cavity therebetween. A heat storage medium comprised of a phase change material is disposed in the cavity. When the server is heated, the phase change material changes from a solid to a viscous gelatinous state and stores heat therein. When the material cools and changes from its viscous gelatinous state back to a solid, the heat is released through the shell so that food placed adjacent the server will be maintained at an elevated temperature.