A floating case has a rigid layer and an alternate joined buoyant layer. The rigid layer has at least one chamber for a larger memory card and at least one minor chamber for a smaller memory card. Each chamber has first tabs, second tabs, and a tongue that secure a memory card. The buoyant layer displaces water so that the device floats and preferably has the rigid layer floating above the water. The device and its layers have a left end, a right end, a front, a back, a top surface, a bottom surface, a first corner and at least one second corner. The rigid layer and the buoyant layer have a waterproof construction and the buoyant layer has a light weight to volume ratio. In an alternate embodiment, the device has a hole through its top surface and the bottom surface for a lanyard.

The present invention relates to a technology for monitoring the states of a plurality of electronic components stored in a warehouse and, particularly, relates to a technology for wirelessly supplying power to a plurality of sensor modules that sense the state of each electronic component while a plurality of storage containers accommodating a plurality of electronic components are stored in a plurality of racks, and monitoring the state of each electronic component. According to the present invention, the state of each electronic component can be checked while current storage positions of the plurality of electronic components are maintained as they are. In addition, according to the present invention, the states of the plurality of electronic components stored in the warehouse can be frequently monitored within a short time.

A mounted token system is configured to be worn by a wearer as a part of the grieving process. The mounted token system may include a token with an tracking indicator, a token mount, and a server. The token mount includes an anterior segment which includes an anterior opening, and a posterior segment moveable relative to the anterior segment. The token mount is configured to secure the token therein. At least a portion of the token is visible from an anterior side through the anterior opening. The server performs the following steps: present, to a first user via a graphical user interface, an invitation to provide information indicative of the tracking indicator of the token; receive, from the first user, information indicative of the tracking indicator; and store information indicative of the tracking indicator. The token may then be passed to a subsequent wearer, utilizing a new token mount.

A device configured to be coupled to a flash drive is described. The flash drive has a first attachment element coupled to the flash drive. The device comprises a housing having a recess configured to receive the flash drive. The recess has a plurality of contacts configured to interface with a plurality of standard contacts of the flash drive. The device also comprises a second attachment element configured to be magnetically attracted to the first attachment element of the flash drive. The first attachment element and the second attachment element have magnetic properties. The first attachment element and the second attachment element are capable of seating the flash drive in the recess.

An electronic tag device for rail traffic concrete prefabricated parts includes: a steel bracket; wherein the steel bracket is n-shaped and comprises a left foot, a right foot and a beam which are integrated into one body; a rebar clamp made of a metal plate is provided on bottoms of the left foot and the right foot respectively; a tag holder is provided on a top of the beam; a top end of the tag holder has a groove; a metal-resistant electronic tag is place inside the groove; a waterproof end cap is put on the tag holder; an internal shape of the waterproof end cap matches the tag holder; both the waterproof end cap and the tag holder adopt a thermoplastic material.

Example embodiments of systems, methods, and devices for transaction card alignment are provided. In one example embodiment, a mobile device may include a first component and a second component foldable with respect to one another between a first configuration and a second configuration. The mobile device may further include a screen interface on an interior side of the first component, and an alignment feature along the interior side, the alignment feature providing alignment for a contactless card with respect to the screen interface, wherein the contactless card is uncovered by the second component in the first configuration and covered by the second component in the second configuration.

A radio-frequency identification device for identifying a tubular element is provided that includes a radio-frequency identification chip connected to at least one antenna having two conductive strands and a flexible envelope enveloping the radio-frequency identification chip and strands. The envelope is a silicone material and includes a central portion overmolding the radio-frequency identification chip, and two strips extend on either side of the central portion and each strip overmolds at least one strand. Each of the two strips has a free end with a pierced boss capable of cooperating with a hose clamp. The two strips are thermoformed in a twisted configuration around a common twisting axis.

An AIDC device cradle for a phone-based PDA with a camera and bar code reader includes a receiver to hold the PDA in a defined orientation and a license holder portion that positions a driver's license for imaging or scanning. A mirror redirects the bar code reader's beam to align with the license, and an optional lock aperture permits securing the PDA against removal. The cradle's walls block stray beams, while grooves or slots guide the license and ensure proper lateral placement. Electrical contacts can interface with the PDA or its protective case for charging and data.

Approaches herein provide protection for an identification chip of a contactless device using a transmission blocking element. In some approaches, a contactless card may include a body having first and second main sides. An identification chip may be coupled to the first main side, and the transmission blocking element may be slidably coupled to the body. The identification chip is covered by the transmission blocking element in a first position, and uncovered by the transmission blocking element when the transmission blocking element is in a second position. The transmission blocking element may include a first section extending along the first main side of the body, and a second section extending parallel to the first section. The transmission blocking element may further include a tab coupling together the first and second sections, wherein the tab is positioned within an internal slot embedded within the body.

A card holder is used for an electronic device having a housing, and is able to accommodate a data card and be inserted into the housing. The card holder includes a card tray and a card cover. The card tray is configured to accommodate the data card. The card cover is connected to the card tray, is rotatable relative to the card tray, and includes a first end and a second end opposite to each other and a first protrusion extending towards the card tray. When the card holder is in a state of being inserted into the housing and a pushing force is applied to the first end, the card cover is rotatable about the first protrusion such that the first end extends further into the housing and the second end extends out of the housing. An electronic device is also provided.