Abstract: An apparatus has a housing with an elongate axis partially defining an interior chamber. A face plate is connected to the housing and defines a deadbolt opening. A circuit board disposed within the interior chamber has a first portion and second portion communicatively connected via a flexible ribbon. A battery holder is connected to the first portion. A sensor is connected to the second portion and is disposed proximate the deadbolt opening.

Abstract: A motor with a shaft and a shaft axis is disposed within a housing. A lead screw has an axis and is rotatably mounted in the housing. A deadbolt linearly extends from the housing based on rotation of the lead screw. A gear set with a plurality of gears, each having an axis, is disposed in the housing and operably connects the motor and the lead screw. A circuit board is disposed within the housing and has a plurality of portions communicatively connected by a ribbon. Each portion is disposed substantially orthogonal to the motor shaft axis, the lead screw axis, and the plurality of gear axes.

Abstract: A first plate has a first plate body with a lip integral with and parallel to the first plate body. An opening is defined by the first plate. A second plate is disposed on a first side of the first plate body. The second plate body has at least one edge. A projection extending from the second plate is configured to mate with the first plate opening.

Abstract: A hinge has a first section with a first leaf and a first barrel secured to the first leaf. The first barrel has a substantially round inner cross-section. A second section has a second leaf and a second barrel secured to the second leaf. The second barrel has a substantially rectangular inner cross-section. A hinge pin has a first round portion and a substantially rectangular portion defining a threaded opening therethrough. The first round portion is disposed in the first barrel and the substantially rectangular portion is disposed in the second barrel. Adjustment of an adjustment screw disposed in the threaded opening adjusts a position of the substantially rectangular portion within the second barrel.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a first electronic display, a second electronic display generally parallel to and facing away from the first electronic display, and a bracket. The first electronic display is mounted to a first side of the bracket and the second electronic display is mounted to a second side of the bracket. The bracket is dimensioned to extend across a width of a top arm of a basketball hoop stanchion such that the first electronic display at least partially covers a first side of the top arm and the second electronic display at least partially covers a second side of the top arm.

Abstract: A safety gate system having an electronic display for seamless integration into a barrier with electronic display capabilities. The safety gate system includes a post and a gate hinged to the post. The gate face and post carry electronic display modules which appear when the gate is closed, as continuous with and seamlessly integrated into the display of the barrier. Preferably, the hinges are four-bar hinges, most preferably two sets of paired four-bar hinges. The safety gate also includes a lower chase or sill which allows both signal wiring and power to pass under the gate. Braced rear legs compensate for the cantilever forces of the gates when open. A latch, preferably an electromagnetic latch, auto-releases in response to a pre-set sufficient force level, such as arising crowd surge forces, being applied to the gate, as well as being remotely releasable.

Abstract: A safety gate system having an electronic display for seamless integration into a barrier with electronic display capabilities. The safety gate system includes a post and a gate hinged to the post. The gate face and post carry electronic display modules which appear when the gate is closed, as continuous with and seamlessly integrated into the display of the barrier. Preferably, the hinges are four-bar hinges, most preferably two sets of paired four-bar hinges. The safety gate also includes a lower chase or sill which allows both signal wiring and power to pass under the gate. Braced rear legs compensate for the cantilever forces of the gates when open. A latch, preferably an electromagnetic latch, auto-releases in response to a pre-set sufficient force level, such as arising crowd surge forces, being applied to the gate, as well as being remotely releasable.