Abstract: A modular wireless appliance charging system includes a primary charging platform having a plurality of adapter slots disposed on its upper side. An adapter is configured to be removably secured within each adapter slot. Each adapter includes a receiver configured to removably secure an appliance to the adapter via a charging port of the appliance. A power supply is operably connected to a charging mechanism which is configured to charge the battery of the appliance that is secured to the receiver of an adapter that is secured within one of the adapter slots. An auxiliary platform having similar components can be connected to the primary platform to expand the system's charging capacity. The adapters can include many configurations for different types of appliances. In this way, the user can customize their charging system to include a specific type, number, and order of adapters for organizing and charging their battery-powered appliances.

Abstract: An apparatus for use in a power delivery system, the apparatus comprising: a DC circuit breaker having first and second terminals and configured to automatically switch from a closed state to an open state during an overcurrent condition; a disconnector switch in series with the DC circuit breaker, the disconnector switch having a first terminal for connecting to a first polarity terminal of a DC power supply, a second terminal for connecting to a second polarity terminal of the DC power supply and a common terminal connected to the first terminal of the DC circuit breaker, the disconnector switch having at least a first position in which the first terminal is connected to the common terminal and a second position in which the second terminal is connected to the common terminal; and an interlock mechanism coupled to the DC circuit breaker and the disconnector switch, the interlock mechanism configured to disable the DC circuit breaker from automatically switching from the closed state to the open state during

Abstract: A modular wireless appliance charging system includes a primary charging platform having a plurality of adapter slots disposed on its upper side. An adapter is configured to be removably secured within each adapter slot. Each adapter includes a receiver configured to removably secure an appliance to the adapter via a charging port of the appliance. A power supply is operably connected to a charging mechanism which is configured to charge the battery of the appliance that is secured to the receiver of an adapter that is secured within one of the adapter slots. An auxiliary platform having similar components can be connected to the primary platform to expand the system's charging capacity. The adapters can include many configurations for different types of appliances. In this way, the user can customize their charging system to include a specific type, number, and order of adapters for organizing and charging their battery-powered appliances.

Abstract: A wireless charging air compressor includes a housing having a motor operably connected to an air pump, which forces air into a cavity, and an actuator operably connected to the cavity for selectively discharging air through a nozzle secured to the housing. A rechargeable battery is operably connected to the motor for providing power to the motor. A wireless charging receiver mechanism is operably connected to the rechargeable battery. The wireless charging receiver mechanism is configured to recharge the rechargeable battery upon interacting with a wireless charging transmission mechanism. This allow the rechargeable battery to be recharged without the need for a hardwired connection.

Abstract: A pad for wirelessly charging wireless products selected from the group consisting of wireless hair clippers, wireless air compressors, wireless hair curling iron, wireless hair styles, wireless hair trimmer, wireless hair dryer, wireless hair massager, wireless hair straightener, wireless hair brush, wireless razor, wireless hot hair brush, wireless nose trimmer, wherein said pad includes permanent charging ports and temporary charging ports, said permanent charging ports having charging coils embedded in the pad, said temporary charging ports inserted with wireless charging modules to provide wireless charging capability. The size, number and orientation of the permanent and temporary charging ports can vary depending on the users's need.

Abstract: A wireless charging air compressor includes a housing having a motor operably connected to an air pump, which forces air into a cavity, and an actuator operably connected to the cavity for selectively discharging air through a nozzle secured to the housing. A rechargeable battery is operably connected to the motor for providing power to the motor. A wireless charging receiver mechanism is operably connected to the rechargeable battery. The wireless charging receiver mechanism is configured to recharge the rechargeable battery upon interacting with a wireless charging transmission mechanism. This allow the rechargeable battery to be recharged without the need for a hardwired connection.

Abstract: An adapter used on wireless electric hair clippers for enabling wireless charging, comprising a base part, wherein electricity converting means are housed; a power delivery means having conduits delivering the electrical charge to the batteries stored in the wireless electric hair clippers; a guard that meets the contour of the wireless electric hair clippers while protecting the body of the wireless electric hair clippers from induction wiring; and a housing for the induction wiring whereby the housing can be of a suitable shape to meet the power needs of the wireless electric hair clippers. The adapter can be tuned in size and shape to match any type of electric hair clippers. An adapter and clipper set can be formed for wireless charging.

Abstract: A modular wireless appliance charging system includes a primary charging platform having a plurality of adapter slots disposed on its upper side. An adapter is configured to be removably secured within each adapter slot. Each adapter includes a receiver configured to removably secure an appliance to the adapter via a charging port of the appliance. A power supply is operably connected to a charging mechanism which is configured to charge the battery of the appliance that is secured to the receiver of an adapter that is secured within one of the adapter slots. An auxiliary platform having similar components can be connected to the primary platform to expand the system's charging capacity. The adapters can include many configurations for different types of appliances. In this way, the user can customize their charging system to include a specific type, number, and order of adapters for organizing and charging their battery-powered appliances.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and system for wirelessly monitoring and controlling hair cutting apparatus. Through the present method and system, it is possible to monitor the performance of hair cutting equipment, and control the hair cutting equipment, in order to maintain the overall condition of the hair cutting equipment and secure the equipment from unauthorized use. The method of the present invention relates to connecting an electric board having specific sensor capabilities to the internal components of a hair cutting apparatus, and establishing a wireless connection between the modified hair cutting apparatus to a computing device having stored thereon a digital system that allows control and monitoring of the hair cutting apparatus.

Abstract: An adapter used on wireless electric hair clippers for enabling wireless charging, comprising a base part, wherein electricity converting means are housed; a power delivery means having conduits delivering the electrical charge to the batteries stored in the wireless electric hair clippers; a guard that meets the contour of the wireless electric hair clippers while protecting the body of the wireless electric hair clippers from induction wiring; and a housing for the induction wiring whereby the housing can be of a suitable shape to meet the power needs of the wireless electric hair clippers. The adapter can be tuned in size and shape to match any type of electric hair clippers. An adapter and clipper set can be formed for wireless charging.

Abstract: A pad for wirelessly charging wireless products selected from the group consisting of wireless hair clippers, wireless air compressors, wireless hair curling iron, wireless hair styles, wireless hair trimmer, wireless hair dryer, wireless hair massager, wireless hair straightener, wireless hair brush, wireless razor, wireless hot hair brush, wireless nose trimmer, wherein said pad includes permanent charging ports and temporary charging ports, said permanent charging ports having charging coils embeded in the pad, said temporary charging ports inserted with wireless charging modules to provide wireless charging capability. The size, number and orientation of the permanent and temporary charging ports can vary depending on the users's need.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a wireless air compressor capable of having its battery power sources recharged wirelessly. By being able to be recharged wirelessly, the present invention decreases the clutter in beauty and barber shops by eliminating the need for a separate AC power supply or power strip that would normally be required to recharge battery power sources.

Abstract: An implantable radially-porous, polymeric, scaffold device configured for insertion into and obstruct a Fallopian tube formed of a polymer such as collagen, nanocellulose, xanthan gum, konjac glucomannan, alginate, agar, agarose, chitin, chitosan, chitosan-alginate polylactic acid (PLA), polygultamic acid (PGA), polycaprolactone, or polydioxanone. The device is compressed and placed within a first end of an insertion tube adapted for insertion through the cervix into the Fallopian tube; the insertion tube having a plunger to expel the device from the tube. The method includes using the insertion tube containing the radially freeze-cast and freeze-dried implant. Under hysteroscopic guidance the tube is positioned in the Fallopian tube and the implant is expelled into the Fallopian tube. Epithelium of the Fallopian tube is disrupted; and ingrowth of cells into the implant is permitted.