Abstract: A dispenser (a) applicable to cap of a container (b) for granular and/or powdered products. The present dispenser (a) comprises a cylindrical body chute (10) with the required capacity, which is mounted with the possibility of relative rotation, on a virtual longitudinal (11) axis, in a cradle (2) formed on the wall of a lateral recess of the cap (b) of the container (c), being said chute provided with a projecting peripheral flap (14) acting as a manually operated turning means. The wall of the cradle (2) has an opening (3) facing the interior of the container (c) and the chute (10) has first and second openings (12-13) angularly separated. Chute (10) can run between a product loading position, with the first opening (12) facing the opening (3) of the cradle and the second opening (13) closed by the wall of the cradle, and a product discharge position, with the first opening (12) closed by the wall of the cradle (2) and the second opening (13) facing the outside of the cap.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a new biomaterial used to manufacture antimicrobial dental devices, intended to control the growth of microorganisms in the oral cavity. These include removable dentures (RD) with copper nanoparticles technology and antimicrobial properties against dental pathogens, such as: Candida albicans, a pathogen responsible for denture stomatitis; Pathogenic Streptococcus mutans, responsible for the initiation and progression of caries formation; and Staphylococcus aureus, which causes periprosthetic infections. This removable dental material allows for the production of a new dental device to prevent and/or control oral infections caused by said pathogens, such as denture stomatitis, secondary caries, periodontal diseases, among others.

Abstract: A dispenser (a) applicable to cap of a container (b) for granular and/or powdered products. The present dispenser (a) comprises a cylindrical body chute (10) with the required capacity, which is mounted with the possibility of relative rotation, on a virtual longitudinal (11) axis, in a cradle (2) formed on the wall of a lateral recess of the cap (b) of the container (c), being said chute provided with a projecting peripheral flap (14) acting as a manually operated turning means. The wall of the cradle (2) has an opening (3) facing the interior of the container (c) and the chute (10) has first and second openings (12-13) angularly separated. Chute (10) can run between a product loading position, with the first opening (12) facing the opening (3) of the cradle and the second opening (13) closed by the wall of the cradle, and a product discharge position, with the first opening (12) closed by the wall of the cradle (2) and the second opening (13) facing the outside of the cap.

Abstract: A camera system for inventory monitoring includes a movable base that supports multiple cameras. The multiple cameras are directed toward inventory to take a series of pictures along aisle of a retail store or warehouse. A processing module connected to the multiple cameras is used to stitch together the pictures, and along with depth information and product identification information, construct a real time or near real time inventory mapping of products positioned on aisle shelves. This information can be transferred to remote locations to simplify and speed product ordering, and assist in maintenance of appropriate product stock levels.

Abstract: The present invention concerns a new biomaterial used to manufacture antimicrobial dental devices, intended to control the growth of microorganisms in the oral cavity. These include removable dentures (RD) with copper nanoparticles technology and antimicrobial properties against dental pathogens, such as: Candida albicans, a pathogen responsible for denture stomatitis; Pathogenic Streptococcus mutans, responsible for the initiation and progression of caries formation; and Staphylococcus aureus, which causes periprosthetic infections. This removable dental material allows for the production of a new dental device to prevent and/or control oral infections caused by said pathogens, such as denture stomatitis, secondary caries, periodontal diseases, among others.

Abstract: A camera system for inventory monitoring includes a movable base that supports multiple cameras. The multiple cameras are directed toward inventory to take a series of pictures along aisle of a retail store or warehouse. A processing module connected to the multiple cameras is used to stitch together the pictures, and along with depth information and product identification information, construct a real time or near real time inventory mapping of products positioned on aisle shelves. This information can be transferred to remote locations to simplify and speed product ordering, and assist in maintenance of appropriate product stock levels.