The contact lens tool is a device intended to make it easier to insert and remove a contact lens from a person's eye. To accomplish this, the device includes a unique applicator head specifically designed to pick up and hold a contact lens. According to a preferred embodiment, the applicator head can be adjusted to various positions, depending on how the device is used. For inserting or removing a contact lens, the applicator head is most effective when partially open, forming a “Y” shape. This shape allows the applicator head to hold a wide range of contact lenses. Alternatively, the applicator head can be fully opened, forming a “T” shape. When not in use, the applicator head can be folded to a fully closed position, forming an “I” shape. This shape reduces space, allowing the device to be stored in a small compartment such as a wallet or purse.

Disclosed herein is a disposable lid for facilitating holding of a detachable straw, the disposable lid may include a container lid. Further, the container lid may be openably couplable with a container opening of a container. Further, the container lid may include a straw holder disposed on the container lid. Further, the straw holder may be configured for detachably attaching a straw to the container lid. Further, the straw holder may be configured for detachably attaching the container lid to the container. Further, the straw holder may include a straw holder body. Further, a base holder end of the straw holder body may be attached to a base lid surface of the container lid. Further, the straw holder body may be detachably attachable to a first end of the straw. Further, the straw holder body may be detachably attachable to the container.

An extendable mechanical grabber is presented for grabbing objects at a distance. The grabber has two extension portions that slide relative to one another through a mechanical engagement. A trigger on the first extension portion is mounted in a handle. The trigger pulls a cable that passes to an activator on a grabber head mounted on the second extension portion. The cable passes from the trigger, through a pulley connected to the activator, through a second pulley mounted at on the second extension portion, and back to a terminal attachment on an end of the first extension portion opposite the handle.

An extendable mechanical grabber is presented for grabbing objects at a distance. The grabber has two extension portions that slide relative to one another through a mechanical engagement. A trigger on the first extension portion is mounted in a handle. The trigger pulls a cable that passes to an activator on a grabber head mounted on the second extension portion. The cable passes from the trigger, through a pulley connected to the activator, through a second pulley mounted at on the second extension portion, and back to a terminal attachment on an end of the first extension portion opposite the handle.

A peeler tool and methods of using such a tool are disclosed. The peeler tool is designed to easily remove a skin from a vehicle door frame or hood frame without damage and without the need for electrical tools. The peeler tool may include: a handle for grasping the peeler tool and a hook integral therewith. The hook is bent such that a distal end of the hook points towards the handle. Further the hook is designed to be inserted between a lip of the skin and the door frame or the hood frame to separate the lip and the door frame or the hood frame from one another.

A peeler tool and methods of using such a tool are disclosed. The peeler tool is designed to easily remove a skin from a vehicle door frame or hood frame without damage and without the need for electrical tools. The peeler tool may include: a handle for grasping the peeler tool and a hook integral therewith. The hook is bent such that a distal end of the hook points towards the handle. Further the hook is designed to be inserted between a lip of the skin and the door frame or the hood frame to separate the lip and the door frame or the hood frame from one another.

A material handling tool having a support member, a magnet, a magnet control, a power source, and a magnet coupling. The support member may be made of two or more support member portions that allow for interchangeable support members of various lengths to be used in order to adjust the length of the material handling tool. The magnets used with the material handling tool may also be interchangeable in order to use magnets of different strengths. A magnet coupling may be used that provides angular and/or rotational movement of the magnet with respect to the support member. The magnet may be an electromagnet, which may have a magnetic field that can be adjusted. As such, a magnet control and/or power source may be used to adjust the magnetic field by turning the magnetic field on or off or adjusting the strength of the magnetic field.

A material handling tool having a support member, a magnet, a magnet control, a power source, and a magnet coupling. The support member may be made of two or more support member portions that allow for interchangeable support members of various lengths to be used in order to adjust the length of the material handling tool. The magnets used with the material handling tool may also be interchangeable in order to use magnets of different strengths. A magnet coupling may be used that provides angular and/or rotational movement of the magnet with respect to the support member. The magnet may be an electromagnet, which may have a magnetic field that can be adjusted. As such, a magnet control and/or power source may be used to adjust the magnetic field by turning the magnetic field on or off or adjusting the strength of the magnetic field.

This disclosure relates to a multi-functional merchandiser device, and more particularly to a handheld multi-functional tool and its method of use. In particular implementations, the improved merchandiser device may comprise multiple end effectors for a set of distinct merchandising operations.

An apparatus for semiconductor manufacturing includes an input port to receive a carrier, wherein the carrier includes a carrier body, a housing installed onto the carrier body, and a filter installed between the carrier body and the housing. The apparatus further includes a first robotic arm to uninstall the housing from the carrier and to reinstall the housing into the carrier; one or more second robotic arms to remove the filter from the carrier and to install a new filter into the carrier; and an output port to release the carrier to production.