Abstract: The invention relates to prostate specific membrane antigen antibodies (anti-PSMA) and anti-PSMA antibody drug conjugates. The invention also relates to methods and compositions for using anti-PSMA antibody drug conjugates in inhibiting, preventing or treating PSMA related diseases or cancers.

Abstract: A rescue system for evacuating an incapacitated person from an elevated area includes a frame configured to be mounted on a pair of vertical posts extending upwardly from a surface of the elevated area, the posts defining a plane, wherein at least a portion of the frame is cantilevered out from the plane of the posts, and a lowering system supported by the cantilevered portion of the frame, the lowering system being configured to allow a rescuer to lower the incapacitated person by rope from the elevated area.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a system for artificially adjusting effective altitude, including a concentrated gas source and a concentrated gas supply line. The first end of the gas supply line is connected to the concentrated source of gas, and the second end is connected to an air diffuser. The air diffuser can be used as a cover for a pillow or other piece of furniture. The cover includes channels incorporated into the cloth that facilitate transfer of gas from an inlet to one or more diffusion sections. The diffusion sections diffuse the gas into a cloud. When a user's head is placed adjacent to the diffusion section, the user's head is enveloped in the cloud, creating an artificially adjusted altitude.

Abstract: According to various embodiments, a face mask includes a cover shield, an input and an output fan. The cover shield is shaped to cover nose and mouth of a wearer, and defines an inner space between the cover shield and the skin of the wearer. The input fan is coupled to the cover shield, and is configured to draw air from outside into the inner space. The output fan is coupled to the cover shield, and is configured to expel air out of the inner space.

Abstract: Adjustable CBRN mask systems are disclosed including a face mask with a face cover, a lens disposed in and surrounded by the face cover, and a gas interface disposed in and surrounded by the face cover. A hood surrounds, and is removably attached to, the face mask, and includes a hood adjustment mechanism with a draw string to tighten the hood at the crown of the wearer's head and around and/or below the wearer's chin. The hood adjustment mechanism may be tightened by pulling an adjustment handle forward from below the wearer's chin, and loosened by pulling a separate release handle rearward from behind the wearer's head.

Abstract: An energy absorber device for use in a fall protection system has an energy absorber in the form of an elongate flexible element having first end spaced apart from and a second end. A containment structure (such as a housing or jacket) contains the energy absorber in an un-deployed state and has a first end secured with respect to the elongate flexible element near the first end of the elongate flexible element. The second end of the containment structure has a deployment exit such that in the event of deployment of the energy absorber arrangement, the elongate flexible element is pulled through the deployment exit. The device provides for easier deployment of the elongate flexible element than other designs employing hard shell casings or housings. Movement on the elongate flexible element is also highly resisted.

Abstract: System and methods to provide ceiling-only suppression fire protection of up to fifty feet (50 ft.) of rack storage of cartoned unexpanded plastic commodities and less hazardous commodities, such as for example, Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, Class 4 and/or combinations thereof beneath a ceiling having a maximum ceiling height up to fifty-five feet (55 ft.). The systems and methods provide for hydraulic and system parameters that include a hydraulic design area based upon five to no more than twelve hydraulically most remote sprinklers spaced at a preferred sprinkler-to-sprinkler spacing of eight to ten feet (8-10 ft.) coupled to two to four branch lines tied to a common cross main supply pipe of firefighting fluid.

Abstract: An indoor smoker includes a smoking chamber positioned within a cabinet, a smoke generating assembly configured for selectively smoldering combustible material to create a flow of smoke, wherein the combustible material is discharged through a discharge port, and a water extinguishing assembly. The water extinguishing assembly includes a container docking station positioned below the discharge port, a water container configured for receipt within the container docking station, and a spring-loaded trigger mounted to the container docking station, wherein the spring-loaded trigger is configured to be triggered when the water container is placed on the container docking station and has a weight that exceeds a predetermined weight threshold.

Abstract: Fire fighting drone comprising an exoskeleton defining an internal space extending along an axis H and a flexible bag stably housed in the internal space, provided with a release valve and configured to contain a fire fighting liquid; a support structure provided with a plurality of thrusters adapted to perform a thrust that enables the support structure to be supported in flight; the support structure is connected to a first end portion of the exoskeleton; a plurality of movable directional wings carried by the exoskeleton, extending outwards from the exoskeleton itself and angularly movable relative to the exoskeleton around respective axes H transverse to the axis H; an electronic control unit adapted to control the thruster, to generate the release signal and adapted to control the actuators that perform the rotation of the wings; the electronic control unit is configured to control said wings to allow the rotation of the wings during the free-fall phase of said drone which is released from an aircraft an

Abstract: A method and apparatus for responding to a fire hazard are disclosed. A method includes monitoring, based on sensing data from a plurality of fire hazard detection sensors configured to detect a fire hazard, a state of a plurality of battery cell sets in a battery system of a data center, detecting, based on the monitoring, a fire hazard state of at least one battery cell set of the plurality of battery cell sets, and controlling, by a controller and based on at least one triggering condition associated with the fire hazard state, a fire hazard response sequence corresponding to the at least one battery cell set. The fire hazard response sequence includes a series of operations comprising a power cut-off operation, an oxygen cut-off operation, and a cooling operation, and the cooling operation includes injecting, by the controller, a coolant in an inner portion of the battery system.

Abstract: A fire sprinkler head has a valve with an X-brace latch, and includes a flexible conduit. A sprinkler nozzle is secured to a first end of the flexible conduit. The sprinkler nozzle includes a first fitting, a sprinkler orifice and fusible element. A second fitting is secured to the second end of the flexible conduit and includes the valve. The valve has a valve element which is moveable from a latched position to an unlatched position. A flexible link extends from the sprinkler nozzle to the X-brace valve latch. Breaking of the fusible element releases the flexible link to move from the latched position to the unlatched position, releasing the valve for flow there-through.

Abstract: A bursting capsule includes a hollow cavity completely enclosed and delimited by a vessel wall that includes a frangible material, a rupturing fluid disposed in the hollow cavity, an electrical conductor disposed on the vessel wall, and a conformal coating on at least a portion of the electrical conductor.

Abstract: A fire suppression apparatus for suppressing a fire in a room includes a housing which attaches to a surface and houses a container filled with a pressurized fire suppressant. A fire sensor monitors a room for one of a presence of a flame or a temperature above a threshold temperature. When either the presence of a flame is or the temperature above the threshold temperature is detected, a timer is started by a control circuit, which then releases the fire suppressant after the timer reaches a predetermined time period. A reset input is provided for terminating the timer and preventing the release of the fire suppressant.

Abstract: An operation control method suitable for a fire extinguishing system of an extra-high voltage converter station is provided. The method includes: after an upper computer control system receives a sound-light alarm signal, an alarm position signal, and a switch position dividing signal, starting a spray range prediction analysis subsystem for a fixed fire monitor; determining, by the spray range prediction analysis subsystem for the fixed fire monitor based on an external wind direction and an external wind speed, whether a range of a fire monitor effectively covers an entire area of a converter transformer; and if yes, automatically presetting a first fire monitor to which a first compressed air foam generation subsystem belongs and a second fire monitor to which a second compressed air foam generation subsystem belongs; or if no, replacing a fire monitor with a mobile fire-fighting robot to extinguish a fire.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for evaluating inerting concentration of a fire suppression agent. The method includes flowing air upward into a chimney tube and flowing fuel into the flowing air in the chimney tube. A targeted concentration of the fire suppression agent is introduced into the flowing air and into the flowing fuel in the chimney tube. An ignitor is ignited to provide ignition energy to the flowing air and the flowing fuel, and the ignitor is deactivated. The targeted concentration of the fire suppression agent is at or above the inerting concentration of the fire suppression agent if combustion of the flowing fuel does not persist beyond three seconds after the ignitor is deactivated.

Abstract: A method includes measuring, continually or iteratively, positions of an exercise apparatus along a circuit, wherein the exercise apparatus is configured for cyclic movement along the circuit. A plurality of muscles of a user coupled to the exercise apparatus can be stimulated based on the position of the exercise apparatus. The exercise apparatus can be a cycling device or a rowing machine.

Abstract: An extendable fitness bar including an internal elastic member. The device includes two, hollow external bars with ends facing one another. On the interior of the two external bars is an internal bar and an elastic member that extends through the two external bars and the internal bar. The elastic member is attached to the far end of the first external bar and the second external bar. The user can grasp each external bar and separate them, exposing the interior bar and creating a longer continuous bar. This separation also causes the elastic member to stretch creating tension. The user may also twist the two bars in opposing directions (clockwise and counterclockwise) for additional stretches.

Abstract: A lever arm and method of use are disclosed herein. An example lever arm includes a translatable positioning assembly having a handle assembly having a trigger lock, the handle assembly being configured to engage with a frame member of a rack in such a way that the handle assembly can be selectively positioned along the frame member. The trigger lock is configured to engage with one of a first plurality of apertures of the frame member when a desired position for the translatable positioning assembly is selected. An armature that is pivotably coupled to the handle assembly in such a way that the armature can pivot in a first plane. The armature is configured to pivot in a second plane. The lever arm includes a first guide that is rotatably coupled to an end of the armature to allow the first guide to swivel.

Abstract: A Finger Weight System have a main central body portion and a pair of end body portions hinged to the main central body portion, allowing the end body portions to flex and hinge away from the main central body portion. A weight holder on each of the body portions for receiving weights. An outwardly bulb-shaped projection located on at least one of the end body portions, wherein the projection is sized to be received in an opening in a strap after the strap has been wrapped around a person's finger. A member hinged to a rear flange member for retaining the strap in position against the main central body portion, the member secured in a locked position against the strap by a front flange member including a tab or upstanding projection that fits into a groove on an end of the member.

Abstract: A level barbell is provided for use in connection with resistance training, in which the level barbell promotes the proper, safe use of barbells, dumbbells, and methods of use thereof. The level barbell includes a shaft, the shaft defining an elongated cylindrical bar having opposed first and second ends. The level barbell further includes at least one level assembly, wherein the level assembly is affixed to the level barbell and is configured to communicate one or more orientation of the level barbell with respect to the level barbell's longitudinal axis.

Abstract: A barbell collar is described having a front ring coupled to a body collar. The body collar comprises three contact pockets formed into the body of the body collar. Three removable contact patches are inserted into the three contact pockets. One of the contact patches is dynamic and can be triggered to advance forward and retract backward by an attached adjustable fastener. The dynamic contact patch grips onto an outer surface of a barbell inserted into a cavity of the barbell collar. The other remaining contact patches are static and are not coupled to adjustable fasteners. The front ring is oriented towards a weight plate on a weighted barbell.

Abstract: A barbell collar is described having a fastening element and one or more integrated, non-removable contact patches that are built into an interior side wall of the barbell collar. The barbell collar is circular shaped and does not have other parts other than the fastener element. The inner diameter of the cavity of the barbell collar is wide enough to accommodate a barbell inserted into the cavity. The combination of the integrated contact patches and the tip of the fastener element provides a secure hold and points of contact to the inserted barbell within the cavity of the barbell collar.

Abstract: In one embodiment, an exercise bench with deep passthrough insets is disclosed herein. In particular, the present disclosure provides an improved weightlifting and exercise bench having a frame, and a generally rectangular platform supported by said frame, where the generally rectangular platform comprises a solid base member and a flexible resilient pad member covering the base member. Both the base member and the pad member are generally the same area and rectangular, except that a semicircular, circular, rectangular, or similarly shaped cutout is provided through both the solid based member and the resilient pad member in the region adjacent the position of a user's shoulder blades if such user were disposed on said platform in position to perform bench presses or similar exercises.

Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus (1) which comprises a frame (20) adapted to rest fixedly on the ground and a ball (10) suitable, while a user (U) keeps at least one of their feet on the ground, for supporting the weight of a part of the user's body that is resting on an upper portion (412) of the ball. The apparatus also includes a stabilizing member (30) carried by the frame and designed to retain the ball so as to keep a center of the ball stationary relative to the frame, while allowing the ball to be freely movable with respect to the frame at least following a tilting movement (B) about a horizontal axis (X40) passing through the center of the ball. The apparatus also includes a movable support member (40) which is motorized and adapted to supporting a lower portion (14) of the ball that is pressed downwards against the movable support member under by the user pressing on the upper portion of the ball, and for driving this lower portion at least following the tilting movement.

Abstract: A free-motion swing arm includes a rack mount; a swivel joint; a hollow tubular arm; and a U bracket with a handle and a weight bearing post extending from opposite surfaces. The rack mount has a handle and mounts on an exercise rack. The swivel joint includes a bearing and a mounting plate, mounts on the rack mount, and rotates about a vertical axis. The arm is mounted to the mounting plate, rotates about a horizontal axis, and is reversibly lockable in multiple positions. The U bracket is mounted to the arm. The swing arm allow movement 180 degrees on both a vertical axis and horizontal axis and in between at the same time for free movement.

Abstract: A foldable yoga mat has linear seams. The seams allow the foldable yoga mat to be folded along the linear seams. The seams are spaced far enough from an edge to define a flap that is wide enough for a typical person to stand or kneel on the folded flap. The flap is not so large that the folded flap prevents a user from having room to stand or kneel on a single ply, unfolded section. The folding flap allows a user to fold a flap of the mat to provide a two-ply portion (i.e., the folded flap) that provide the user with extra cushioning. Simultaneously, by folding a flap, a portion of the mat remains uncovered by the flap, is therefore only single play, which provides the user with better footing than thicker mats.

Abstract: An exercise roller system can include a base, a plurality of bearings, an upper portion, and a lower portion. The base can include a top portion and a bottom portion. The base can define a plurality of bores extending at least partially into the bottom portion. The plurality of bearings can be connected to the base and can extend at least partially out of respective ones of the plurality of bores. The upper portion can be engageable with the top portion of the base. The actuator can be connected to the base, and the actuator can be engageable with the upper portion to secure the upper portion to the base. The actuator can be operable to release the upper portion from the base.

Abstract: A multifunctional mouthpiece exercise device is provided. The mouthpiece-based exercise device provides a cord terminating at each end with a loop portion, a mouthpiece movable along the cord, two weight fasteners for cinching a weight in both loop portions, and two adjustment sets adapted to selectively set a distance between the mouthpiece and each of the loop portions. The mouthpiece is dimensioned and shaped to fit the mouth and along the neck and the shoulders of a user so they can perform at least three exercise routines for their face, neck, and shoulders, respectively.

Abstract: A friction-stabilized back and shoulder stretch bar to facilitate a plurality of stretches, including “kitchen sink stretches” to prevent and treat conditions such as neck and back pain. In use, the friction-stabilized back and shoulder stretch bar is not mounted to a door frame, but instead includes two friction-based stabilizers for use with door frames and entryways. The stretch bar can be made in lengths to fit within standard door frame widths, or can be made to be length-adjustable. The friction-based stabilizers are at opposite ends of a handlebar of the stretch bar, the handlebar having gripping regions or grips that can be: cushioned vertical grips with finger grooves, custom grip attachments, and/or handlebar curvature gripping areas with neutral wrist placement. The handlebar can be made from structurally reinforced plastic, and can have custom over molding or a covering and/or padding made from one or more resilient materials.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure disclose a motion evaluation method, including: obtaining a motion signal of a subject, the motion signal representing a motion state of the subject; determining an evaluation criterion related to the motion signal; and evaluating the motion signal based on the evaluation criterion.

Abstract: A generation method for a training plan includes obtaining a plurality of pieces of exercise data of a user; determining, based on the plurality of pieces of exercise data, an athlete type corresponding to the user; and determining, based on the athlete type, a training direction of the user, and generating a training plan matching the training direction.

Abstract: A method includes receiving, with a processor in communication with a first exercise machine, a first request for an exercise class, the first request being provided by a first user of the first exercise machine. The method also includes providing a video file associated with the exercise class to the first exercise machine, providing a notification to a second user indicating that the first user has chosen to participate in the exercise class, and receiving a second request for the exercise class provided by the second user. The method further includes providing the video file to a second exercise machine of the second user via the network. In such a method, display of the video file via a display of the second exercise machine is synchronized with display of the video file via a display of the first exercise machine.

Abstract: A bowling ball with selected performance characteristics can include an inner core, an outer core and a cover stock layer. The inner core can be configured with a first zone that can extend substantially along a first axis defined through the inner core; a second zone that can be located between the first axis and a second axis that extends substantially perpendicular to the first axis; and a third zone can be located adjacent the second axis. A plurality of finger holes can be formed through the cover stock layer and can be selectively located within at least one of the first, second, or third zone selected based on a target RG value.

Abstract: A golf ball core is disclosed herein that generally includes a natural rubber component or additive. The rubber composition can also be comprised of synthetic rubber. In one example, the natural rubber consists of dandelion root rubber. The rubber composition can comprise a concentration of 1-20 parts per hundred (phr) of the dandelion root rubber, and a concentration of 80-99 phr of the synthetic rubber. Various other materials or elements can be added to the golf ball core.

Abstract: In an aspect, a sports ball includes a core including a negative Poisson's ratio (NPR) foam material, in which the core has a Poisson's ratio of between 0 and ?1, and in which the NPR foam material includes an NPR polymer foam; and a cover layer surrounding the core. In an aspect, a golf club includes an elongated shaft; a grip disposed at a first end of the elongated shaft; and a head connected to a second end of the elongated shaft, the head having a flat face configured for contact with a golf ball, in which the flat face is formed of a negative Poisson's ratio (NPR) foam material, in which the head has a Poisson's ratio of between 0 and ?1, and in which the NPR foam material includes an NPR metal foam, an NPR ceramic foam, or an NPR-PPR composite foam.

Abstract: A golf club head having a slot in the sole filled with an insert in which the slot is positioned close to the striking face. The slot can be a uniform distance from the striking face or the slot can curve away from the striking face in the toe region. The insert can have a uniform height or a non-uniform height. Inserts with uniform heights can have a low height profile. Inserts with non-uniform heights can have a lower height in a central portion of the insert compared to an edge portion or a perimeter portion of the insert. The insert can also have flanges or protrusions for installation into the slot. The resulting golf club head improves performance, as the sole slot with insert allows the striking face to have a profile that meets the needs at that location.

Abstract: Disclosed golf club heads include a body defining an interior cavity, a face, a sole, a crown, and a hosel. Certain embodiments include a weight channel positioned in the sole and defining a path along the sole. Some embodiments include a weight member positioned in the weight channel that is configured to be adjusted to any of a range of selectable positions to adjust mass properties of the golf club head. A fastener may be configured to secure the weight member in any of the selectable positions, while the fastener itself, regardless of where the weight member is positioned along the path, may be secured to the body at a fixed location that is independent of the position of the weight member along the path.

Abstract: A high forgiveness wood-type golf club head comprises a body and a face. The body comprises a sole that forms a bottom portion of the golf club head, a crown that forms a top portion of the golf club head and a skirt that forms a periphery of the golf club head between the sole and the crown. The face place is positioned at a front portion of the golf club head opposite a rear portion of the golf club head. The body defines an outer periphery having a generally triangular shape in plan.

Abstract: Described herein is a golf club head that comprises a body and a strike plate. The body comprises a heel portion, a sole portion, a toe portion, and a top portion. The strike plate comprises an outer peripheral edge and at least a portion of a strike face. Furthermore, the strike plate is welded to the body via a peripheral weld between the outer peripheral edge of the strike plate and the body. The outer peripheral edge of the strike plate comprises at least one welded portion, welded to the body via the peripheral weld, and at least one non-welded portion, not welded to the body.

Abstract: Embodiments of golf club heads, golf clubs, and methods to manufacture golf club heads and golf clubs are generally described herein. In one example, a golf club head includes a body portion having an exterior portion and an interior portion, a first port on the body portion configured to connect the exterior portion to the interior portion of the body portion, a second port on the body portion configured to connect the exterior portion to the interior portion, a mass portion located in the interior portion of the body portion and coupled to the back wall portion, and a third material in the body portion between the mass portion and the face portion. The mass portion is at a different location than the first port and the second port. Other examples and embodiments may be described and claimed.

Abstract: A putter-type golf club head that, when oriented in a reference position, includes a blade portion having a striking face, a top line, and a sole, the striking face in turn including a face center. The club head further includes a rear portion in communication with, and rearward of, the blade portion, and it includes an alignment element rearward of, and recessed toward the sole from, the top line. The alignment element defines a virtual center line segment oriented in a substantially front-to-rear direction at a height between 19 mm and 24 mm from a lowermost point of the sole, the center line segment having a length no less than 34 mm and being not spaced more than 10 mm from a virtual vertical plane passing through the face center and extending generally perpendicular to the striking face. A width of the club head is no less than 3.0 in.

Abstract: Embodiments of a blade style putter type club head comprising enlarged physical features such as an enlarged length, height, and depth. The enlarged physical features, specifically the enlarged length allows mass to be positioned further from the center of gravity. The positioning of the mass away from the center of gravity allows the blade style club head to achieve an increased MOIyy creating a more forgiving blade style putter type club head.

Abstract: A golf club rest including a cradle for securing a smoking implement, such as a cigar, is disclosed. The rest includes an anchor portion permitting it to be removably and temporarily fixed to and supported by the ground. The anchor portion is coupled to a vertically extending shaft portion, which is coupled to a cradle. The cradle defines an upwardly open trough into which a cigar may be placed. The cradle also includes laterally extending flange portions, which define laterally opening cutouts into which a golf club handle may be leaned to support a golf club.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a recyclable article. The recyclable article may comprise a recyclable shoe, recycle apparel, recyclable gear, a recyclable bag, a recyclable club, and/or a recyclable ball. The recyclable article may be processed into one or more source materials that can be used to produce one or more other articles.

Abstract: A golf caddy system for autonomously carrying a golf bag across a golf course, recording video of golf swings, and providing golfing advice to a user includes an autonomous motorized cart. The cart includes a processor with map data of the golf course in a memory of the processor and a global positioning system receiver for determining a current location of the cart. The cart also includes a camera which is configured to capture video of a golf swing.

Abstract: A golf ball teeing device allows a tee with a golf ball balanced thereon, to be securely pierced into the ground, without having to bend over.

Abstract: A portable or stationary signaling system for monitoring the no-volley lines in pickleball which will provide an indication when a possible foul has occurred. The devices used in the system will generate and transmit an electronic beam along one or both of the no-volley lines on the court and will produce an indication when the beam has been broken, informing the players that a possible foul has occurred.

Abstract: A heated cornhole board is disclosed. In one aspect, a heating element may be placed on an underside of a playing surface. When power is supplied to the heating element, the heating element warms the material of the playing surface. This warming may raise the temperature of the playing surface above a dew point, precluding condensation from forming and/or accelerating evaporation of condensation forming on the playing surface. By preventing condensation from forming on the playing surface, gameplay does not change, thereby improving the game experience.

Abstract: A game board including a top panel and a plank and a game that comprises one or more of the game boards. A plank extends from the back end of the game board. The top surface of the game board is flat and includes a surrounding area and one or more target areas. A projectile comprising a weighted ball is thrown by players onto the top panel or plank surface. A method for playing the game involves two to four players who will throw or roll the balls to land on the desired location of the top panel or plank area to score points toward winning the game. The game includes multiple rounds.

Abstract: A bicycle trainer stand comprises supporting means for supporting to a base, a lower support connected to the supporting means, and an upper support (14) connected to the lower support and comprising fastening means for connecting to a bicycle. The upper support is tiltable around an imaginary rotation axis with respect to the lower support. The trainer stand further comprises first spring elements for subjecting the upper support to a force opposing the tilting. In the invention, the lower support is movable with respect to the supporting means in a direction perpendicular to said rotation axis. A bicycle trainer device comprises a first trainer stand for fastening to the front fork of a bicycle, and a second trainer stand for fastening to the rear fork of a bicycle.