Abstract: The present invention relates to a food processing apparatus that is capable of supplying two different kinds of food materials and sequentially performing manufacturing processes such as bonding and cutting on the single apparatus, thus allowing the food to be easily processed.

Abstract: A contamination mitigation cap for a hard disk drive actuator pivot assembly is affixed to the rotatable carriage of an actuator assembly and, in conjunction with a bearing hub cap, forms a labyrinth seal for retaining pivot bearing contamination. Consequently, the risk of such contamination migrating to the head-disk interface and causing read/write problems is mitigated, especially in the context of sleeveless pivot bearing assemblies. Various shapes of the contamination mitigation cap may be utilized, such as a flat ring, an S-section ring, and an L-section ring.

Abstract: A load/unload ramp spoiler for a hard disk drive is disclosed. One embodiment provides a load/unload ramp body having at least one load/unload ramp associated therewith, the at least one load/unload ramp for receiving at least one slider coupled with an actuator assembly. In addition, at least one spoiler is integrated with the load/unload ramp body to reduce detrimental local excitation of an airflow encountering the load/unload ramp body.

Abstract: The present invention relates to RFID (radio frequency identification), more particularly to an RFID tag attached to a tooth and a system for using the same. The tooth-attached RFID tag of the present invention comprises a chip for storing the user's information, an antenna for transmitting the user information stored in the chip, a housing for fixing the chip and the antenna and a protective resin attached to a tooth for covering the housing, so that it may be protected from food or saliva. The semi-permanent tooth-attached RFID tag of the present invention offers an effective way of user identification.