Abstract: A mobile device. A housing configured to enclose and protect internal components; a display screen mounted on the housing for presenting visual information to a user; and a processor disposed within the housing and operatively connected to the display screen, the processor configured to execute instructions and process data. A memory operatively connected to the processor, the memory configured to store data and executable instructions. A communication module operatively connected to the processor, the communication module configured to enable wireless communication with external devices. An input interface operatively connected to the processor, the input interface configured to receive user inputs. A power source disposed within the housing and operatively connected to the processor, the power source configured to supply electrical power to the mobile device; and a mirror configured along an outer surface of the housing.

Abstract: An automated one touch cooker device that automatically cooks food items in a pot and the same pot can be used as a serving container. The automated one touch cooker comprises of a cooking vessel, a water reservoir and a body frame wherein the cooking vessel is used for cooking a food item, the water reservoir holds fresh water for cooking, and the body frame houses the water reservoir and the cooking vessel. The body frame further holds a water pump, a water heater, and other elements required to run the cooker device.

Abstract: A vented campfire tarp is provided that includes a base portion and a plurality of vents formed in the base portion, wherein each vent allows for air, smoke, and carbon dioxide to pass through the vent from one side of the base portion to the other. The vented campfire tarp also includes securing devices to couple the base portion to a ground surface over a campfire. In use, the vented campfire tarp covers a campfire and controls a burn rate of wood of the campfire in response to controlling airflow through the plurality of vents of the vented campfire tarp.

Abstract: A cyclone apparatus for separating a mixture containing at least one fluid and a further constituent based on the densities of the mixture constituents. The apparatus includes a first hollow pressure vessel having an overflow plate positioned at an overflow end of the first hollow pressure vessel and an end plate for sealing the overflow plate. The cyclone apparatus also comprises an underflow plate positioned at an under-flow end of the first hollow pressure vessel and a hollow pressure vessel with one end being sealed against the under-flow plate and another end being closed. The overflow plate and the end plate are shaped such that when they are brought together they form separate adjacent overflow compartments between them. The underflow plate and the second hollow pressure vessel are shaped such that when they are brought together they form separate adjacent under-flow compartments between them which correspond to the overflow compartments.

Abstract: A cyclone apparatus for separating a mixture containing at least one fluid and a further constituent based on the densities of the mixture constituents, the apparatus comprising a first hollow pressure vessel open at each end, having at least one inlet located on its body, an overflow plate positioned at an overflow end of the first hollow pressure vessel, an end plate for sealing the overflow plate. The cyclone apparatus also comprises an underflow plate positioned at an under-flow end of the first hollow pressure vessel and a hollow pressure vessel with one end being sealed against the under-flow plate and another end being closed. The overflow plate and under-flow plate are both provided with through holes for supporting, in use, cyclone liners which pass there through, each cyclone liner having an inlet located between the overflow and underflow plate.

Abstract: This invention relates to a rotary valve device for controlling and distributing flow of a fluid medium directly in response to the rotary motion of a motor shaft. Fluid medium is continuously supplied to a cavitated disk through a manifold by a pump source where the cavitated disk rotates at the same rotational speed as the motor shaft. The cavitated disk has a first void region in continuous fluid communication with the pump source and alternately communicates with cylinder conduits to drive a piston. A second void region in the cavitated disk is so dimensioned and proportioned to permit fluid medium to be alternately exhausted from the cylinder and to be distributed to exhaust conduits and then to the atmosphere.