Abstract: This provides locations for mounting controllers and processing components that effectively employ the roof within a frame covered by a cowling so as to avoid exposure to weather and the environment. The roof is also employed to provide a sensor bar that extends across the vehicle width for a distance that does not interfere with normal vehicle function or generate potential overhangs, which can inadvertently engage objects or vehicles. The bar is sufficient in size and shape so as to allow mounting of a plurality of types of sensors on its top surface and/or recessed within front or rear edges. Such sensors can include visual light cameras for machine vison processes and/or LIDAR of various types and cooperage areas/fields of view—some of which can be recessed within a hollow region of the bar. Additional sensors can be mounted on the truck cab and/or chassis, including visual-light cameras and radars.

Abstract: Provided is a massager having a body, a massage attachment and at least two triggers for operation. The massage attachment may be removeably coupled to the massager and easily changed. The first trigger may allow a user to operate the massager in a first orientation and the second trigger may allow a user to operate the massager in a second orientation. A gripping surface may allow the user to effectively grip the massager in either the first or the second orientation while also allowing the user to operate one of the first or second triggers.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying a user are disclosed. One aspect comprises providing an address element and a class identifier, receiving a request for a file, wherein the request comprises the address element and the class identifier, comparing the class identifier to a comparator element, providing a first file if the class identifier is within the comparator element, and providing a second file if the class identifier is outside the comparator element.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying a user are disclosed. One aspect comprises providing an address element and a class identifier, receiving a request for a file, wherein the request comprises the address element and the class identifier, comparing the class identifier to a comparator element, providing a first file if the class identifier is within the comparator element, and providing a second file if the class identifier is outside the comparator element.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying a user are disclosed. One aspect comprises providing an address element and a class identifier, receiving a request for a file, wherein the request comprises the address element and the class identifier, comparing the class identifier to a comparator element, providing a first file if the class identifier is within the comparator element, and providing a second file if the class identifier is outside the comparator element.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying a user are disclosed. One aspect comprises providing an address element and a class identifier, receiving a request for a file, wherein the request comprises the address element and the class identifier, comparing the class identifier to a comparator element, providing a first file if the class identifier is within the comparator element, and providing a second file if the class identifier is outside the comparator element.

Abstract: Systems and methods for identifying a user are disclosed. One aspect comprises providing an address element and a class identifier, receiving a request for a file, wherein the request comprises the address element and the class identifier, comparing the class identifier to a comparator element, providing a first file if the class identifier is within the comparator element, and providing a second file if the class identifier is outside the comparator element.

Abstract: An irrigation apparatus provides water to one or more plants growing in a growing medium contained in a pot or tray. The irrigation apparatus includes a water container mounted to a base below the tray for vertical movement between an upper position and a lower position, in which the water container is urged toward the upper position. Also included is a water supply for supplying water to the water container, the water supply including a control valve having an open and a closed position for permitting and preventing flow of water into the water container, respectively, the control valve closes when the water container is in its lower position. The arrangement is such that when the water container contains water and is in its lower position, the surface of the water in the water container is at a predetermined distance below the underside of the tray supported on the base.

Abstract: There is described an irrigation apparatus for providing water to one or more plants (1) growing in a growing medium (3) contained in a pot or tray (4), the irrigation apparatus (6) comprising: a water container (9) mounted to a base (7) below the tray (4) for vertical movement between an upper position and a lower position; resilient means (10) mounted to the base (7) to urge the water container (9) toward the upper position; water supply means for supplying water to the water container, the water supply means including a control valve (12) having an open and a closed position for permitting and preventing flow of water into the water container (9), respectively; and operating means mounted to the water container (9) and operable to close the control valve (12) when the water container is in its lower position; the arrangement being such that when the water container (9) contains water and is in its lower position, the surface of the water in the water container is at a predetermined distance below the under

Abstract: FlowSentry II is an apparatus designed to save water in a conventional operating toilet. When the level of water in a toilet tank drops 1/8 of a inch (absent a normal flush) FlowSentry II alerts the user of the toilet, by way of an audible alarm, that the toilet is leaking water. FlowSentry II only determines that the level of water in the tank has dropped or risen (in an overflow situation), it cannot diagnose the cause of the drop or rise in water level (i.e. leaking flapper, faulty overflow tube, etc.). During the normal flush process the Flow Sentry II monitors the time it takes the tank to refill with water and determines if the supply valve has closed properly. If the water level fails to return to normal level in 90 seconds or tank continues to fill exceeding normal level, a continues audible alarm will sound until corrective action is taken or the 9V battery is exhausted.

Abstract: FlowSentry is an apparatus designed to save water in a conventional operating toilet. When the level of water in a toilet tank drops ? of an inch (absent a normal flush) FlowSentry alerts the user of the toilet, by way of an audible alarm, that the toilet is leaking water. FlowSentry only determines that the level of water in the tank has dropped or risen (in an overflow situation), it cannot diagnose the cause of the drop or rise in water level (i.e. leaking flapper, faulty overflow tube, etc.). During the normal flush process the Flow Sentry monitors the time it takes the tank to refill with water and determines if the supply valve has closed properly. If the water level fails to return to normal level in one minute or tank continues to fill exceeding normal level, a continuos audible alarm will sound until corrective action is taken or the 9V battery is exhausted.