Abstract: Cables, such as telecommunications cables, fiber cables, conduits, and the like, can be installed in existing pipe systems to avoid the need for trenches. However, to aid in keeping the cables out of the flow of the pipes of the pipe system, the cable or cables are positioned adjacent a wall of the pipe. To hold or otherwise secure the cables in place, aspects of CIPP pipe repair are used in place of mechanical fasteners. This can take many forms, including, but not limited to, curable resins, resin impregnated liners or liner straps, T-liners, gaskets, etc. The resin or resinous liners can be inflated towards the wall of the pipe to hold the cables in place between the curable resin and the wall of the pipe.

Abstract: A garment structure is provided to lift glutei and thin hips. The garment structure includes a belt part, a front part, a rear part, and one or more elastic bands positioned within an interior space of the garment structure. The garment structure may include one or more rear elastic bands positioned to be between the user and the rear part when the garment structure is worn by the user, one or more front elastic bands positioned to be between the user and the front part when the garment structure is worn by the user, or both one or more rear and one or more front elastic bands.

Abstract: Real-time location systems and methods use small, battery operated sensors and radios. The radios conform to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. The radios are attached to objects to form mobile nodes. Fixed nodes are positioned to define a wired or wireless mesh network representing an area in which the objects can be monitored and tracked. The real-time location systems/methods provide robust, flexible and highly scalable systems/methods for remotely, accurately, efficiently, and/or readily tracking and securing objects (e.g., equipment, inventory, people) at a relatively low cost.

Abstract: Real-time location systems and methods use small, battery operated sensors and radios. The radios conform to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. The radios are attached to objects to form mobile nodes. Fixed nodes are positioned to define a wired or wireless mesh network representing an area in which the objects can be monitored and tracked. The real-time location systems/methods provide robust, flexible and highly scalable systems/methods for remotely, accurately, efficiently, and/or readily tracking and securing objects (e.g., equipment, inventory, people) at a relatively low cost.