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Wearable Device For Feeding and Observing Birds and Other Flying Animals

A device for feeding and observing flying animals comprising a hat, a support mounted on the hat and extending outward from the hat, and a feeder mounted on the support.

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Class 246/297 - Track mechanism


Subclass of Class 246 - Railway switches and signals
Definition: Subject matter including signals and gates which are automatically
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 04/29/2008


NumberTitleIssue Date
7364123Self powered railway monitoring system
A data gathering apparatus comprises a power generation device configured to generate power via movement of the rail. The data gathering apparatus further comprises a sensing device configured to receive power from the power generation device and to sense at least o...
04/29/2008
6267061Model train control system
A system which operates a digitally controlled model railroad transmitting a first command from a first client program to a resident external controlling interface through a first communications transport. A second command is transmitted from a second cli...
07/31/2001
5735492Railroad crossing traffic warning system apparatus and method therefore
A railroad crossing traffic warning system for alerting a motorist approaching a railroad crossing to the presence of an oncoming train. The system comprises a series of magnetometer sensor probes buried in the right-of way adjacent to a railroad track at...
04/07/1998
5669588Motion barrier
A safety device for train passengers which permits barriers to rise and lower as trains (66) pass. Ridge posts (58) are secured by ridge post mounts (64) on a train undercarriage (68). Ridge wheels (60) spins on the ridge posts (58). As the train (66) mov...
09/23/1997
 
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