Abstract: A truss hinge that includes a number of different labeled parts, where connections between the two different parts can constrain the truss to different angles.

Abstract: A foldable dolly for use with a truss. The dolly is also extendable.

Abstract: A truss hinge that allows hinging between truss parts, and also allows configuration into a different size.

Abstract: A foldable dolly for use with a truss. The dolly is also extendable.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for manufacturing a duct bank comprising the steps of loading a frame with a series of templates, positioning the frame adjacent a pipe extruder, aligning a set of a plurality of holes with a die of the pipe extruder, extruding a pipe of a first length into the set of holes, repeating the steps of aligning and extruding for each set of holes, thereby forming the duct bank, banding the duct bank, and removing the duct bank from the frame.

Abstract: A foldable dolly for use with a truss. The dolly is also extendable.

Abstract: A truss hinge that allows hinging between truss parts, and also allows configuration into a different size.

Abstract: A truss hinge that includes a number of different labeled parts, where connections between the two different parts can constrain the truss to different angles.

Abstract: A foldable dolly for use with a truss. The dolly is also extendable.

Abstract: A system and method for customization of the settings configuration process for an intelligent electronics device is disclosed. The disclosed system and method permits the end user to customize not only the operation of an intelligent electronics device for a particular application, but also permits the end user to customize the process used to configure the settings of the device. A customized settings management user interface can be designed by an end user and can be used later during the settings configuration process for one or more intelligent electronics devices. Preferably, the customized settings management user interface will be tailored to meet application-specific objectives and to provide for a relatively more efficient settings configuration process.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and apparatus for the creation of software applications that enable the interaction between a mobile business user with a wireless device or handset to interact with functions and information stored in a remote networked server. The wireless device may use either a micro-browser application, which supports some known markup language, or a more powerful “smart” or thick client application. The interaction between device and server is facilitated by wireless infrastructure and middleware (which could include the ThinAir Server™). The server supports the storage and retrieval of data either through some direct access method such as Structured Query Language (SQL) or a more complicated programmatic interface. Through the use of a software development kit and specific techniques and methods described, a software developer can create effective, efficient wireless applications which employ the components mentioned above.