Abstract: An electromagnetic device adapted for stimulating tissue, particularly brain tissue of a subject with pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMF) with the aim of treating psychiatric disorders, the electromagnetic device comprising a band-shaped body structure, coils and drive electronics, the drive electronics being configured for driving the coils by providing alternating current, AC, pulses to the coils, the coils being configured for, in operation and in reaction to the AC pulses received from the drive electronics, providing a stimulus in the form of PEMFs to the brain of a subject, and the coils is provided in and/or on the band-shaped body structure distributed along a length (L) of the band-shaped body structure such that when the band-shaped body structure is mounted on the head of a subject in a head-band-like manner, coils are arranged along all of the circumference of the head of the subject, and such that at least one coil is arranged adjacent to the frontal region of the brain such as to, in operation,

Abstract: A method for the repair of damaged vehicle body structure by mounting the vehicle upon frame apparatus of the type adapted for applying forces to selected portions of the damaged vehicle body to restore the vehicle body and/or frame to its original configuration and for concurrently making measurements relative to selected datum points. A plurality of parallel, generally horizontal spaced rigid supporting beams are secured to the underside of the vehicle body, transverse to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle. The vehicle is raised with the transverse beams secured thereto a sufficient distance to permit the insertion underneath said transverse beams of a rigid substantially rectangular frame whose width is less than the length of the transverse beams and whose length exceeds that of the vehicle body.

Abstract: Method and apparatus for the repair of damaged vehicle body structure of the type in which the apparatus is secured to the vehicle body or frame and supports force-applying apparatus and measuring apparatus to permit concurrently the repair of damaged parts and the making of measurements relative to selected datum points. The apparatus comprises a pair of beam members each of which movably supports thereon a pair of clamping means for clamping to the underside of the vehicle body so as to permit these two beam members to be clamped in horizontal parallel spaced relationship to each other transversely to the vehicle's longitudinal axis. A means such as a pair of supporting wheels affixed to each of the transverse beams holds the beams and the attached vehicle in an elevated position to permit the insertion under the transverse beams of a rigid rectangular frame whose length at least equals that of the vehicle body and whose width is less than the length of each transverse beam.