Abstract: A Computing based control system for managing signals from a variety of input devices equipped with sensors, such as resistive potentiometers pedals, load cell buttons, pressure sensitive, optical, capacitive, magnetic, voice activated, proximity, sonar and other types of sensors or I/O devices. The system comprises of at least one Hub or electronic control system including one or more processing units, memory units for storing instructions and saving data, and other components such as long-term storage devices, display units, networking, interfaces and more, with the system receiving information from the sensors, processing inputs and dynamically adjusting a range of control parameters, including but not limited to cursor speed and DPI settings. The system can communicate multi-directionally with multiple peripherals, allowing real-time customization and refinement of settings and output characteristics for sensor devices.

Abstract: An adjustable brim boonie hat for enabling a user to selectively configure it as a boonie hat or a tricorne style hat comprises a hat base having a crown section with three fastener base members attached thereto in distinct locations and a fastening surface disposed thereon and a bendable brim section with three fastener attaching members permanently attached thereto, each in a location that corresponds to one of said fastener base members. The adjustable brim boonie hat is generally similar to that of a convention conventional boonie hat. In addition to the boonie hat configuration, a tricorne style configuration is enabled through the positioning of the corresponding fastener members on the crown and brim. Accordingly, when the fastener attaching members are attached to their respective corresponding fastener base member, the brim of the adjustable brim boonie hat assumes the shape and style of a tricorne style hat.

Abstract: A hand brake blocker which uses a locking means which blocks the rod that disengages the lever of the hand brake. The hand brake lever not being able to disengage, the wheels remian in parked mode.

Abstract: To modify the longitudinal pitch distribution of a diffraction grating, longitudinal dimensional variation is imparted, over time, to a support along the entire length of a line on which said support carries, at least indirectly, a succession of diffraction elements of the grating. By way of example, the support is an auxiliary part on which an optical fiber is stuck, said fiber including said grating. An elongation coefficient dl/l represents the local relative value of dimensional variation. This value varies along said line. The invention is particularly applicable to making variable pitch light-refracting filters in optical fiber telecommunications systems.