Abstract: A device is provided for storing, organizing, and dispensing prescription pills that includes a clamshell container configured to house a pill tray, pill tray lid, and sliding card. The pill tray contains an array of pill chambers that are covered by the pill tray lid, or alternatively, by an adhesive foil seal. The clamshell container includes a top portion and a bottom portion, the top portion having an array of pill holes that correspond with the chambers of the pill tray. The top of the sliding card has markings corresponding to the pill chambers beneath it and slides over the pill tray and beneath the top portion of the claim shell. Pills are placed within the pill holes on top of the sliding card. When the sliding card is removed, the pills fall through the pill holes and into the pill chambers of the pill tray.

Abstract: A collapsible truck trailer comprises an upper container that houses, and is slidably engaged with, a primary container via a lifting mechanism and vertical guide rails. The lifting mechanism changes trailer between a collapsed configuration wherein the upper container completely houses the primary container, and an extended configuration wherein the upper container is completely above the primary container. The vertical guide rails comprise a vertical c-channel fixed to the upper container that is slidably engaged with a complementary vertical rail fixed to the primary container. The lifting mechanism includes a series of intersecting lift arms driving by a motor and actuator. An automatically adjusting wind guard covers the front side of the upper container to reduce wind drag. The wind guard has a base portion connected to the truck roof and a flat portion having a terminal end that rests upon the upper container.

Abstract: An adjustable storage system provides a space efficient system of storage cabinets. The system includes a rectangular base platform with a pair of primary rails running along the length of the base platform. A plurality of primary storage cabinets is slidably engaged with the primary rails. Each of the primary storage cabinets has a pair of doors on one side and a handle on an adjacent side. A secondary rail running above the primary cabinets and parallel to the primary rails supports a plurality of secondary storage cabinets that are each slidably engaged with the secondary rail via a rolling mechanism. A rotating joint in the rolling mechanism allows the secondary cabinets to be rotated about the vertical axis for greater accessibility. The system can also include a counter top attached to a terminal end of the primary rails via a plurality of support beams.

Abstract: A paint storage kit is provided for storing and dispensing paint in a manner that minimizes mess and loss of paint. The paint storage kit includes a larger storage container, a funnel, and a smaller touch-up container. The storage container includes a removable, flexible pour spout that reversibly connects with the opening of the storage container and facilitates clean transfer of paint into the touch-up container(s) or alternate location. The touch-up container includes a plastic tube, storage cap, and applicator pad. Paint is transferred to the storage container where it stored. The paint can then be transferred to one or more touch-up containers. The touch-up containers can apply small amounts of paint directly via an applicator pad affixed to the top of the touch-up container.

Abstract: An adjustable solar module system includes a solar module configured for use with an electronic information system. The solar module has incremental settings for the horizontal and vertical positioning of the solar panels. The electronic information system includes a database that communicates with a user device (e.g. cell phone or computer) via a communications network. The system receives the user's GPS coordinates via the user's device. Based on the location, and the date, the system retrieves the position of the sun from the database. The sun's position is translated into horizontal and vertical coordinates that are then translated into the appropriate horizontal and vertical settings found on the solar module. The horizontal and vertical settings are then transmitted to the user's device to enable the user to make the appropriate adjustments.

Abstract: A device is provided for storing, organizing, and dispensing prescription pills that comprises a clamshell container configured to house a pill tray, pill tray lid, and sliding card. The pill tray contains an array of pill chambers that are covered by the pill tray lid, or alternatively, by an adhesive foil seal. The clamshell container comprises a top portion and a bottom portion, the top portion having an array of pill holes that correspond with the chambers of the pill tray. The top of the sliding card has markings corresponding to the pill chambers beneath it and slides over the pill tray and beneath the top portion of the claim shell. Pills are placed within the pill holes on top of the sliding card. When the sliding card is removed, the pills fall through the pill holes and into the pill chambers of the pill tray.

Abstract: An improved vault that facilitates the underground storage of electronic equipment, such as instrumentation for wireless telecommunications antenna systems. The vault preferably includes an flood evacuation system that prevents the electronic equipment from being submerged under water when the vault floods, a break-away lid to reduce or minimize injury, and a grated lid to prevent water from entering the main equipment chamber.

Abstract: A method for providing Electronic Equipment cabinets and shelters with an advanced supplemental cooling system, with the use of “stored coolant” produced during off peak periods as opposed to the use of peak rate power for a typical air conditioner unit, the ability to operate the electronic equipment during periods when primary power is lost and the on-site back up power plant is not sufficient to operate both the electronics and the cooling system, as well as the ability to save the operators money, by load shifting power usage from peak to off peak hours, often at lower utility rates and use alternative green technologies for power, such as wind and solar.

Abstract: A wireless communications tower comprising antennas and wind turbines integrated into or attached to the tower to generate power to operate the tower.

Abstract: An improved vault that facilitates the underground storage of electronic equipment, such as instrumentation for wireless telecommunications antenna systems. The vault preferably includes an air lock cover that prevents the electronic equipment from being submerged under water when the vault floods.

Abstract: A method for providing backup power for an electronic installation comprising a plurality of electronic units, all operating on standard commercial power, comprising a plurality of backup generators, that are scaleable, modular and redundant, adapted to power one or more of the electronic units in the event standard commercial power is interrupted.

Abstract: A backup power generator unit for use with electronic equipment housed in an equipment cabinet, the cabinet having a top and a bottom, the bottom comprising attachment structure to attach the equipment cabinet to a base, the backup generator being housed in a backup generator cabinet having a top and a bottom substantially the same size as the top and bottom of the electronic equipment cabinet, the backup generator cabinet having attachment structure substantially similar to the attachment structure of the electronic equipment cabinet, so that the backup generator cabinet fits under the bottom or on the top of the electrical equipment cabinet and can be attached thereto.

Abstract: A system for emergency wireless call communication in a geographical area having a plurality of wireless communication carriers comprising, a communications handset that operates on all carriers and apparatus to transfer the call to the carrier which has the best available reception.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided that allow the optimization of wireless coverage by a wireless network in a wireless coverage impeded region. More particularly, an antenna system is integratable with one or more infrastructure elements throughout the impeded region. The infrastructure element can be pre-existing throughout the region and serve as a basis for the optimization of a wireless system throughout the region. The infrastructure element can also be added to the region when the existence of the element is known or accepted through the region. The antenna system can include an antenna communicatively coupled with a base communication unit and linked with a wireless network through a base station.

Abstract: A track system and methods of use that facilitate the optimization of the leased area space for antenna and transceiver installation sites. The track system advantageously minimizes lease area space requirements while maximizing transmission capacity of transceiver installations by enabling the installation of more transceiver units or cabinets in the same amount of space previously required for fewer traditional transceiver cabinets. As a result, installation footprints can be custom designed to meet difficult space constraints and additional transceiver cabinets may be installed on existing installation footprints without increasing the leased area's space requirement and renegotiating the lease.