Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods of applying vibration stimuli to a plant. In some implementations, an actuator generates a vibration. The vibration may be transmitted to a vibration transmitter and from the vibration transmitter to the plant. In some implementations, the vibration may be based on recorded biometric information such as a heartbeat, pulse, nerve impulses, or the like.

Abstract: The invention provides a pre-fabricated cabinet frame structure (1) including two opposing side wall elements (2, 3) each having an inside surface (4, 4?), a front edge (5, 5?), a rear edge (6, 6?), a base portion (7, 7?), and a top portion (8, 8?). At least two spacer arms, moveable between a folded configuration and an extended configuration, are also provided. Each spacer arm is hingedly connected by wall hinges at one end to an inside surface of one side wall element, and at the other end to an inside surface of the other opposing side wall element. At least one spacer arm extends adjacent the front edge of each wall element and at least one spacer arm extends adjacent the rear edge of each wall element. The at least one spacer arm adjacent the front edge is offset from the at least one spacer arm adjacent the rear edge such that they do not interfere with each other in the folded configuration.

Abstract: A grab rail (10) includes an elongate central grip region (12) extending in a linear direction and two end portions (14). Each end portion (14) includes an elbow formation (18) extending from and contiguous with the grip region through to a direction generally transverse to the grip region and terminating in a surface engaging formation (20). The central grip region (12) includes a photo luminescent material that accumulates energy under normal or day light conditions and automatically emits light under low light conditions to glow in the dark. The grab rail does not require a power source and provides enhanced visibility in low or dark lighting conditions, and is particularly useful in care facilities and where people suffer from mobility issues.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods of applying vibration stimuli to a plant. In some implementations, an actuator generates a vibration. The vibration may be transmitted to a vibration transmitter and from the vibration transmitter to the plant. In some implementations, the vibration may be based on recorded biometric information such as a heartbeat, pulse, nerve impulses, or the like.

Abstract: A grab rail with automatically activated light including: a straight longitudinal bar having a front longitudinal face and a rear longitudinal face and hollow openings at each end; two light units, each sealingly but releasably secured in one of said hollow end openings; a battery source connected with the light units and located inside the bar; at least one noise activated switching device operatively associated with said LED light units and battery source; and at least one post mount with flange, wherein an end of the post distal the flange is secured to the rear longitudinal face of the bar.

Abstract: A grab rail with automatically activated light including: a straight longitudinal bar having a front longitudinal face and a rear longitudinal face and hollow openings at each end; two light units, each sealingly but releasably secured in one of said hollow end openings; a battery source connected with the light units and located inside the bar; at least one noise activated switching device operatively associated with said LED light units and battery source; and at least one post mount with flange, wherein an end of the post distal the flange is secured to the rear longitudinal face of the bar.

Abstract: The present invention consists of a table with a top which is substantially shaped in the form of a circular segment such as a quarter circle or a semi-circle wherein a plurality of integral seat openings with seat backs and bottoms can accommodate a plurality of toddlers safely and easily for entertainment, education or supervision during play. The table top is preferably rotomolded from polyethylene or other hard polymer for ease and economy of assembly, manufacture and use. Preferably quarter circle segments are fitted with four integral seat backs and bottoms so that groups of four, eight or even twelve toddlers can be accommodated around a singular day care worker or educator. The table further has two u-shaped depending steel tubular legs which are located at either end of the table which allows the table to quickly and easily be adjusted by preschool or day care center staff.