Abstract: A handheld device with a temperature sensor incorporated into its body is taught. The temperature sensor is used to remotely take a person's temperature. The temperature sensor is powered by the handheld device's battery and is controlled by the touchscreen of the device. The device combines facial recognition through the camera lens with remote temperature sensing to provide a quick way to determine if a certain person presents a danger to himself/herself and others because of a high temperature.

Abstract: A handheld device with a UCV-LED light incorporated into its body is taught. The light can be used to sanitize and disinfect an area in front of the user. The light is powered by the handheld device's battery and is controlled by the touchscreen of the device. The UCV-LED light both kills bacteria and disables viruses through the emission of UVC rays of light, with an optimal range of 256-284 nanometers. The light can be located next to the device's flashlight and is secured in a housing similar to that which secures a flashlight. It optionally has an indicator light that indicates the area to be sanitized and disinfected.

Abstract: The disclosure herein relates to devices for improving combustion engine performance. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to ionizing devices for improving combustion engine performance. Engine improvements include, but are not limited to reducing emissions, improving fuel efficiency, improving power, and reducing engine noise in combustion engines that utilizes a computer to control the air/fuel mixture.

Abstract: The disclosure herein relates to devices for improving combustion engine performance. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to ionizing devices for improving combustion engine performance. Engine improvements include, but are not limited to reducing emissions, improving fuel efficiency, improving power, and reducing engine noise in combustion engines that utilizes a computer to control the air/fuel mixture.

Abstract: The disclosure herein relates to devices for improving combustion engine performance. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to ionizing devices for improving combustion engine performance. Engine improvements include, but are not limited to reducing emissions, improving fuel efficiency, improving power, and reducing engine noise in combustion engines that utilizes a computer to control the air/fuel mixture.