Abstract: A system for monitoring hemodynamic status of a patient can include a transducer, an adapter and one or more monitor devices. The adapter may be in communication with the transducer and the one or more monitor devices. The adapter can be configured to receive and process data from the transducer such as unprocessed physiological data. The adapter can be configured to transmit data to the monitor device(s) such as processed and/or unprocessed physiological data. The adapter can be configured to generate, and transmit to the monitor devices(s), user interface data for rendering interactive graphical user interfaces to display information such as physiological information relating to a hemodynamic status of the patient. The adapter can be configured to receive and process, from the monitor device(s) user commands or instructions to control an operation of the system or its components.

Abstract: A product display unit for displaying products on a shelf includes a sidewall at least partially defining a track configured to receive products, the sidewall comprising a first panel and a second panel with a sidewall hinge therebetween. A base panel is coupled to the sidewall, and the base panel is configured to be positioned on the shelf and deform in shape to conform to the shape of the shelf. The sidewall hinge comprises a first leg and a second leg, each with an upper end and a lower end. The sidewall hinge includes an upper transition section connecting the respective upper ends of the first and second legs, a first lower transition section connecting the lower end of the first leg to the first panel, and a second lower transition section connecting the lower end of the second leg to the second panel.

Abstract: A column storage system for agricultural machines comprises a ground support structure, a first machine which is supported on the ground support structure, at least a second machine which is arranged in a vertically higher position with respect to the first machine, a connection device which is interposed between the machines so as to support the second machine overlapping the first machine, and reversible connection means which are configured to removably fix the connection device to the machines.

Abstract: The present invention provides a modular ash storage system designed for integration into the body of an acoustic guitar, allowing for the secure and discreet storage of cremated remains. The system includes a cap assembly configured to fit into the sound hole of the guitar, featuring a flexible lip to ensure a snug and removable fit, and an interior threaded section for connecting to an ash container. An attachment component is affixed to the interior surface of the guitar body and includes a mounting point to which the ash container is securely attached. The ash container is lightweight and suspended within the interior of the guitar to prevent interference with the instrument's acoustic properties. The modular design allows for easy installation and removal without requiring permanent modifications to the guitar, offering a meaningful and discreet method of memorialization while preserving the instrument's aesthetic and functional integrity.

Abstract: The invention discloses an easily assemblable cardboard stand assembly system designed to streamline its setup process while ensuring a compact sized transport and/or storage box. The stand assembly system is foldable and complete (does not require assembly of parts when set up (erected) by a consumer and does not require disassembly for transport and/or storage). The stand assembly system comprises technical features that eliminate the need for additional mechanical connections, adhesive materials or double-sided tape points. The invention addresses the demand for an environmentally friendly, user-friendly and efficient cardboard stand assembly system.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a mounting assembly configured for attaching at least one apparatus to a wall, the mounting assembly comprising: many mounting brackets configured to be connected to the at least one apparatus; a guide bar coupled with the mounting bracket, the guide bar extending in an extending direction; and, many bases coupled to the guide bar, the base comprising a first base, and the first base comprising: a main plate configured to be attached to the wall; a first connecting plate configured for engaging with the guide bar; and a second connecting plate disposed opposite the first connecting plate, wherein the first connecting plate and the second connecting plate are attached to the main plate, and cooperates to define a receiving space, the base receives the guide bar into the receiving space, the first and the second connecting plates cooperatively limit the guide bar in the receiving space.

Abstract: A frame structure for an electronic equipment enclosure includes vertical frame members and horizontal frame members arranged to form rear and front frames connected together via horizontal front-to-back members. At least one of the vertical frame members includes a closed profile and a vertical channel extending a length thereof for providing access to an adjustment assembly of a leveling foot. The adjustment assembly is positioned within the vertical channel and outside of the closed profile. At least one of the horizontal frame or front-to-back members is a structural member having a closed profile that includes at least one T-slot channel and at least one recessed groove extending a length thereof. The at least one recessed groove includes a row of mounting apertures arranged therein.

Abstract: A dish rack includes a drainage rack and a drip tray, where the drip tray includes a fixed tray and a sliding tray that are connected to each other; a sliding groove is formed in the fixed tray; the sliding tray is slidably connected to the sliding groove; a limit portion is disposed on the sliding groove; when the sliding tray slides to a maximum distance away from the fixed tray, the sliding tray abuts against the limit portion, such that the fixed tray and the sliding tray are combined as a whole; and the fixed tray is provided with the drainage rack, or the sliding tray is provided with the drainage rack, or each of the fixed tray and the sliding tray is provided with the drainage rack. The sliding tray and the fixed tray move relatively to change a size of the drip tray.

Abstract: A bracket assembly includes a first bracket, a second bracket, a toothed bar, a working member and an operating member. The first bracket is arranged with a first mounting member. The second bracket is arranged with a second mounting member. The toothed bar is arranged on the first bracket. The working member is arranged on the second bracket and configured to be engaged with the toothed bar. When the working member is engaged with the toothed bar, the first bracket is only movable relative to the second bracket along a first direction, and the second bracket is only movable relative to the first bracket along a second direction opposite to the first direction, such that a distance defined between the first mounting member and the second mounting member is adjustable. The operating member is configured to disengage the working member from the toothed bar.

Abstract: In an automatically operable rack for storing workpieces in ratchet columns with side walls (1.1, 1.2), between which movable ratchets (5) are arranged which serve to hold the workpieces, wherein the ratchets (5) can be brought from a rest position into a working position in which they hold the workpiece, and a locking/unlocking unit is assigned to the last ratchet (5.2), the locking being affected by a rotary movement of the last ratchet (5.2) into its working position, the rotary movement of the last ratchet (5.2) entrains a bolt (9) which is received by a recess (12, 49) when the working position is reached.

Abstract: A holding seat includes a first base, a second base, a handle, and a connecting rod. The first base has a base rail. The second base is connected to the first base. The handle is connected to the first base. The connecting rod has a first end and a second end. The first end of the connecting rod is pivotally connected to the handle, and the second end of the connecting rod is slidably disposed in the base rail. The handle drives the connecting rod to rotate the second base with respect to the first base.

Abstract: A wall-mounted display device having a base member having a top surface with one or more recesses. Each recess is configured to retain a single collectible case. A frame member coupled to the base member, the frame member has one or more frame openings each aligned with a respective one of the one or more recesses to surround the respective one of the one or more recesses. A cover is coupled to the base member or the frame member. The cover protecting the collectible case retained in said one or more recesses.

Abstract: An elevated platform system includes first and second platform sections and a ladder for accessing the platform sections in an elevated position. The platform sections are aligned in longitudinal arrangement and are configured to be selectively disposed and coupled between a pair of mobile storage units. The first platform section has a proximal end portion defining an opening for receiving a ladder hook. A distal end of the first platform section can releasably couple to a proximal end portion of the second platform section. The platform sections are movable between a deployed or installed position in which they secure the first and second storage units to form an elevated walking or standing surface therebetween, and a retracted or uninstalled position in which the platform sections are detached from at least one of the mobile storage units the allow relative movement of the storage units.

Abstract: A lift machine including a frame, a platform movable relative to the frame and structured to support a user, and a range and position determination system. The range and position determination system including a base unit coupled to the frame and structured to determine a platform position relative to the frame, a human machine interface structured to identify a desired position, and one or more processing circuits structured to: receive a total weight of the platform, determine distance and orientation information of the desired position, query a load map, return an acceptable status when the distance and orientation information and the total weight are within the operational envelope, return an unacceptable status when the distance and orientation information and the total weight are outside the operational envelope, and output the acceptable status or the unacceptable status to the human machine interface for display to the user.

Abstract: A block stacking arrangement includes multiple container holding spaces; a loading space arranged below the container holding spaces; and a frame arrangement between the container holding spaces and the loading space. The frame arrangement has node elements that are arranged at corners of the container holding spaces, and each pair of two adjacent node elements is releasably connected by a same beam.

Abstract: A modular shelving system includes a plurality of shelves, each shelf having a length and defining a first passage, a second passage, a first channel, and a second channel that each extend the full length of their respective shelf The system also includes a plurality of bars, each bar defining a length and including a first bar opening at a first end and a second bar opening at a second end opposite the first end, and a plurality of connectors, each connector including at least two male portions, each male portion sized and shaped to be received in one of the first passage, the second passage, the first bar opening, and the second bar opening to interconnect each of the plurality of shelves and each of the plurality of bars.

Abstract: A storage device comprising a mounting bracket, a sliding assembly, and at least one mount by which to provide an interface for hanging and storing handguns within a cabinet or other suitable storage space whereby the sliding assembly can project outward from the storage device for unencumbered access to the handguns.

Abstract: A retention apparatus is disclosed that can secure an instrument within the retention apparatus. The retention apparatus may have a receptacle for placement of the instrument, and the instrument may be an elongated instrument. When placed within the receptacle, the instrument may move the receptacle from a first position to a second position. Movement of the receptacle may cause movement of a rod of the retention apparatus that in turn may move a grasping mechanism of the retention apparatus from an open position to a closed position. After placement in the receptacle, the instrument made remain self-secured by the receptacle and the grasping mechanism of the retention apparatus until removal of the instrument is desired by the user.

Abstract: A ware rack for holding wares, such as long trays, to be washed includes a wire form unit configured with multiple tray loading stations. At least one tray loading station includes: an upper wire support extending laterally in a first rack direction from one side toward an opposite side of the rack; a first lower wire support extending laterally in the first direction and at a height that is lower than a height of the upper wire support; and a second lower wire support extending laterally in the first direction and at a height that is lower than the height of the upper wire support. At least one of the first lower wire support or the second lower wire support is offset, in a second rack direction from the upper wire support to form a tray receiving region, the second rack direction being perpendicular to the first rack direction.

Abstract: Embodiments of a bicycle hanger system and method include a track to be coupled to a ceiling, the track including a sliding mechanism with a hook and an elongated pull coupled to the hook. The system also includes a second track to be coupled to the ceiling, positioned perpendicular to the first track, and including a second sliding mechanism with a second hook and a second elongated pull coupled to the second hook. Additionally, a third hook is coupled to the ceiling, designed to secure a forward wheel of a bicycle. The first hook and the second hook secure a rearward wheel and a bicycle frame using the elongated pull and the second elongated pull, allowing the hooks to be positioned according to the size of the bicycle. The system allows for adjustable positioning of the bicycle to avoid blocking space beneath, accommodating different bicycle sizes and configurations securely against the ceiling.