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A personal computer peripheral, battery powered reward candy dispenser which immediately presents students with a single candy for each problem completed correctly.

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Class 33/714 - With electric control means


Subclass of Class 33 - Geometrical instruments
Definition: Subject matter having electric means for moving the measuring
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 06/18/1996


NumberTitleIssue Date
5528232Method and apparatus for locating items
A communication system that communicates for locating one or more tags in a time and energy efficient manner. The tags are positioned in a communication region and are located by a locator. The tags are located through organized transmission and reception...
06/18/1996
5199183Method and apparatus for measuring rise in height of a liquid column
An electrode is lowered toward the surface of a liquid column until electrical contact is made between the electrode and a liquid column to establish current flow between the electrode and the liquid column. The electrode is raised from the liquid column....
04/06/1993
5115574Method and apparatus for measuring rise in height of a liquid column
Electrical contact is made between an electrode and a liquid column to establish current flow between the electrode and the liquid column. The electrode is raised up the liquid column until electrical contact is broken. An additional quantity of liquid is...
05/26/1992
4014102Method of and an apparatus for measuring the electrode length in an electric furnace
The electrode length in an electric furnace is measured by arranging a wire conductor to depend right above a hollow electrode such that it can be lowered and raised through the hollow electrode. When the wire conductor is lowered through the hollow elect...
03/29/1977
 
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