Abstract: The present invention consists of an implantable device with at least one package that houses electronics that receives input data or signals, and optionally, power, from an external system through at least one coil attached to the at least one package, processes the input data and delivers electrical pulses to neural tissue through at least one array of multiple electrodes that is/are attached to the at least one package. The invention, or components thereof, is/are intended to be installed in the head, or on or in the cranium, or on the dura, or on or in the brain.

Abstract: A tennis ball support device is disclosed which is adapted to hold a tennis ball in mid-air without any contact thereof by the blowing of air from underneath. This device includes a housing having side walls being generally cylindrical and a top and bottom. A blower is positioned securely with respect to a mounting platform generally centrally within the housing and the housing defines apertures for receiving and expelling air therefrom. An outlet controlling device is affixed to the upper end of the housing within the outlet aperture to control the distance and speed of upwardly moving air used to support a tennis ball. The devices within the support device are resiliently mounted or insulated with respect to one another such as to minimize sound transmission between parts of the support device to provide a quietly functioning design. Also insulation is used throughout the chamber defined within the housing to further minimize noise and vibration.