An attachment device is provided which allows a range of accessories to be mounted above a bassinet. The attachment device includes two clamps which are biased by a spring to be pulled toward one another, a vertical pole, and an arm which may be curved such that it attaches to the vertical pole at one end and may be substantially horizontal at the other end. The end of the arm furthest from the pole includes an attachment point for attaching accessories. An adapter may be used to connect the accessories to the attachment point. Specific safety measures may also be provided to prevent the attachment device from falling forward into the bassinet and to allow the attachment device to be removed quickly if necessary.

A modular jack head isolator apparatus offers a buffer between a pipe-jack stand head and a workpiece such as piping to mitigate potential damages facilitated therebetween. The apparatus uses major planar members joined by a vertex and hooks to situate upon the pipe-jack stand head by sliding the hooks thereon. The apparatus offers a telescoping member for each of the major planar members, fitting onto a wider pipe-jack stand head. A locking hinge can modularly alter the inclination between the first and second major planar members to suit any angle of the pipe-jack stand head or other V-groove implement. Further, the apparatus uses magnets to attract to the metallic pipe-jack stand and resist slipping therefrom. Thus, the apparatus addresses the immediate damage that transpires between the piping workpiece and the pipe-jack stand head while providing various features to make the apparatus substantially universal.

A fixture for display module inspection is disclosed. The fixture includes a base, a lower rotatable body pivotally mounted on the base, a middle rotatable body hinged with the lower rotatable body, an upper rotatable body hinged with the middle rotatable body and a carrier fixedly connected to the upper rotatable body for carrying a display module. A rotation axis of the lower rotatable body and a rotation axis of the middle rotatable body are arranged orthogonally to each other, the rotation axis of the middle rotatable body and a rotation axis of the upper rotatable body are arranged orthogonally to each other. Rotation position locking mechanisms are respectively provided between the lower rotatable body and the base, between the middle rotatable body and the lower rotatable body, and between the upper rotatable body and the middle rotatable body.

A tablet stand is disclosed which incorporates a near field antenna configuration which couples to a near field antenna in the back of a tablet and provides a near field antenna coupling region for near field communication at the front of the tablet. The stand may be completely passive and use conductive antenna elements and passive resonance matching circuit elements to provide efficient coupling. In another aspect a thin profile passive keyboard adapted for use with a near field enabled tablet is provided. In another aspect a mounting bracket or holder, embedded antenna, and passive keyboard combination is provided adapted for converting a tablet into a notebook type configuration.

A leg opening angle changing member includes an insertion portion arranged between a leg attaching portion of a base of a stand and the proximal end of a leg of the stand, and an attachment portion attached to the leg attaching portion or the proximal end of the leg. The leg opening angle changing member is attached to the leg attaching portion or the proximal end of the leg by means of the attachment portion. The leg opening angle changing member is configured to change the leg opening angle to an opening angle smaller than an opening angle of the leg in a fully opened state by arranging the insertion portion between the leg attaching portion and the proximal end of the leg in a state in which the leg opening angle changing member is attached to the leg attaching portion or the proximal end of the leg.

A suspension arm assembly includes at least three horizontally aligned members relatively rotatable about each other, each adjacent pair of the at least three horizontally aligned members being connected to each other by a joint; a conduit pathway for positioning at least one conduit such that the at least one conduit extends along the at least three horizontally aligned members, outward of a load bearing periphery of the at least three horizontally aligned members; a brake system comprising a brake at each joint for selectively preventing movement of respective adjacent ones of the at least three horizontally aligned members about the joint; and at least one shell arranged about the at least three horizontally aligned members and the conduit pathway.

A decorative stand assembly for combining a terrarium, an aquarium and a waterfall includes a terrarium for housing plant life. The terrarium has a plurality of first windows therein for viewing an interior of the terrarium. A waterfall housing is positioned on the terrarium and the waterfall housing has a plurality of second windows for viewing an interior of the waterfall housing. A pump is positioned within the waterfall housing to pump a fluid into the waterfall housing for simulating a waterfall. An aquarium is coupled to the waterfall housing to house fish.

A method of controlling operation of a linear actuator, including maintaining the linear actuator in equilibrium when supporting a first load, determining application of a second load on the linear actuator, and selectively actuating the linear actuator in response to application of the second load on the linear actuator.

An actuator includes: a member for holding an object thereon; a fixed member; a drive: and a controller. The fixed unit holds the member to allow the member to rotate in at least two directions including a rolling direction and a panning direction or a tilting direction. The drive drives the member in rotation in the at least two directions with respect to the fixed member. The controller drives the member in vibration at a frequency of an audible sound in at least one direction out of the at least two directions. The member includes: a holder for holding the object thereon; and a body for supporting the holder. The holder includes a columnar portion protruding in an axial direction that defines a center of the rolling direction and serving as a rotor to rotate around the axial direction.

The present technology relates generally to a personal electronic device case and mounting system. A case for a personal electronic device includes a recess in the back surface of the case and is configured to receive a protrusion on a corresponding mount within the recess. Magnets arranged around the recess are configured to magnetically couple to magnets arranged around the protrusion to aid in securely coupling the case to the mount. The size and shape of the recess and protrusion and the arrangement of magnets allows the case to securely couple to the mount in a plurality of orientations. The recess is positioned over wireless charging circuitry in the device such that wirelessly charging the device is possible when the case is securely coupled to a mount that incorporates a wireless charging pad.