Abstract: A combine harvester includes a chassis and a head including a reel rotating about an axis substantially perpendicular to a direction of travel. A front portion of the head includes a cutter. A crop feeder system transports cut crop from the cutter along the head and to the combine harvester processing systems. A powered movable stone barrier is rearward of the cutter and moves in a laterally reciprocating motion.

Abstract: A harvester includes a chassis having a head and an outlet from the head to the chassis. A conveying system moves harvested crop from the gathering assembly to the outlet, the conveying system. The conveying system includes an auger having a rotational axis extending along a longitudinal direction and including a center shaft and a helical blade. An auger pan extends parallel to the rotational axis of the auger. The pan includes a first edge, a planar portion extending beneath the auger, and a trough portion defining a lower section with a generally upward extending surface. An air nozzle extends along the first edge of the pan, the nozzle sloping upward from a first nozzle edge lower than the first edge of the pan to a second nozzle edge higher than the first edge of the pan.

Abstract: This invention can be embodied in smart clothing for recognizing full-body human motion based on the pressure levels of a flowable substance within two different sets of flexible tubes or channels which are integrated into clothing (or a wearable accessory) and which span the same body joint. This technology can be used to create a wearable, mobile, reasonably-priced, and relatively-unobtrusive full-body motion-capture system which can be used in diverse environments. Compared to camera-based motion capture systems, this invention can be mobile and does not suffer from optical occlusion.

Abstract: A roll for use in processing crop materials in a crop processor apparatus is disclosed. The roll has a generally cylindrical cross-section and a plurality of alternating longitudinal ridges and longitudinal grooves on a surface of the roll. The longitudinal ridges having outer edges interrupted by gaps between the ends of the roll, forming tooth segments between the ends of the roll.

Abstract: This invention can be embodied in smart clothing for recognizing full-body human motion based on the pressure levels of a flowable substance within two different sets of flexible tubes or channels which are integrated into clothing (or a wearable accessory) and which span the same body joint. This technology can be used to create a wearable, mobile, reasonably-priced, and relatively-unobtrusive full-body motion-capture system which can be used in diverse environments. Compared to camera-based motion capture systems, this invention can be mobile and does not suffer from optical occlusion.