A vehicle storage assembly includes a mount, a shaft having an end that is rotatably coupled to the mount such that the shaft is rotatable about an axis, a frame configured to support a plurality of rigging accessories, a bin, a locking member, and a locking member receiver. The frame includes an outer wall and a plurality of supports defining a plurality of stations. The bin includes an outer panel disposed a first distance radially outward from the axis and a plurality of partitions defining a plurality of cavities each configured to receive at least a portion of one or more of the plurality of rigging accessories. The locking member receiver is rotatable with the shaft and defines a plurality of openings.

A storage apparatus that stores objects includes a housing; a fixed part disposed in the housing and fixed in a position against the housing; a rotating part connected to the fixed part through a rotating shaft extending in the vertical direction and rotates relative to the fixed part as a center of the rotating shaft; and a rotating shaft driving part that rotates the rotating shaft; wherein the fixed part includes a power-transmission unit that transmits electric power in noncontact state; and the rotating part includes a rotating shelf on which objects are disposed; a power drive device disposed to rotate integrally with the rotating shelf and driven by electric power; and a power-receiving unit that supplies the electric power transmitted from the power-transmission unit to the power drive device.

A modular workstation assembly and method of assemblage comprises multiple modules constructed from a relatively small number of components and arranged in several basic geometries. The workstation assembly includes a desk module, an upper cabinet module, a pair of lateral cabinet modules, and a pair of door modules that hingedly join with the other modules. The door modules hingedly join to the lateral cabinet modules to pivotably articulate between an open and closed position. The modules detachably couple in a sequential pattern, forming multiple styles of workstations operable. The different workstations are arranged, so as to enable a user to work from a sitting or standing position, stow items on multiple shelves, and selectively conceal sections of the workstation with hinged articulation by a pair of lateral modules. The modules are further configured for facilitated disassembly and stowage, one-man portability, and minimal tool and skillset requirements for assemblage.

A device for the rotary movement has a planar bearing region relative to a bearing region of a carrier panel. The bearing region is arranged in a plane-parallel state in relation to the bearing region. As seen in the plane of the bearing surfaces, a length of the item is greater than a width of the item. Mutually facing bearing surfaces of the bearing regions have respective running channels, in which rolling-contact bodies are guided. The running channels are formed such that the item is moveable relative to the carrier panel from a starting position into an end position, in which the item has been pivoted through a predetermined angle of between 130° and 180° relative to the carrier panel and can be pivoted in a pivoting direction back into the starting position. A connecting stub projects out from one of the bearing regions and is moveable in a guide track arranged in the other of the two bearing regions. The guide stub is arranged eccentrically on one of the bearing regions and the guide track is in the form of a curve with a varying radius of curvature.

A storage cabinet includes a housing with a drawer that slides into and out of the housing. A turntable is coupled to the drawer and a tray is disposed on the turntable. A pivot is coupled to the housing and the turntable and includes an extension received in a guide slot of the turntable. The turntable and the tray rotate in response to linear movement of the drawer into and out of the housing via movement of the extension of the pivot along the guide slot of the turntable. The cabinet may also include rolling elements between the turntable and the drawer. An item stored on the tray is rotated as the drawer moves into and out of the housing to enable traditional storage configurations while also allowing users to view different sides of the item based on the position of the drawer.

A personal protective equipment sanitizing assembly includes a cabinet that is comprised of a translucent material to pass light therethrough. An upper door is hingedly coupled to the cabinet and a lower door is hingedly coupled to the cabinet. A cart is rollably positioned in the cabinet and the cart is rollable onto the lower door when the lower door is opened for accessing the cart. A carousel unit is rotatably coupled to the cart and the carousel unit includes a plurality of suspensions to support a respective one of a plurality of face masks or other personal protective equipment. A plurality of light emitters is each coupled to the cart to emit light onto the carousel unit. Each of the light emitters has an operational wavelength ranging between approximately 10.0 nm and 400.0 nm for sterilizing the face masks.

A sanitizing mask rack apparatus for storing and sanitizing face masks includes a base having a base top side, a base bottom side, and a base perimeter. A stand is coupled to the base. The stand is coupled to the base top side and extends perpendicularly upwards. A carrousel is coupled to the stand. The carrousel has a carrousel inner perimeter rotatably coupled to the stand and a carrousel outer perimeter. A plurality of hooks is coupled to the carrousel. The plurality of hooks extends from the carrousel outer perimeter. Each of the plurality of hooks secures a face mask. A plurality of ultraviolet (UV) lights is coupled to the stand. The plurality of UV lights sanitizes the face masks. A power source is coupled to the base and is in operational communication with the plurality of UV lights.

The present invention is for a novel pivotable shelving system utilizing (in some embodiments) one or more D-shaped shelves that may pivot such that when it is in a cabinet and the flat portion of the D shape is at a front edge of the cabinet, when the shelf is rotated, a portion of the shelf extends beyond the front of the cabinet. Other improvements in some embodiments include devices having multiple swiveling spinners which may each operate/pivot independently as well as multiple shelves of varied geometry to enable taller items to be placed on the lower shelf and extent above an upper shelf.

A rotatable shelf illumination system may include a rotatable shelf having a groove in which one or more light sources may be mounted. A refractive lens may be mounted in the groove covering the one or more light sources. The rotatable shelf may be, for example, a lazy susan. A removeable and rechargeable power supply may be controlled by a controller circuitry to selectively energize the one or more light sources when rotation of the rotatable shelf is detected. A magnetic field sensor may be used with the controller circuitry to detect rotational movement of the rotatable shelf. The controller circuitry may implement energy conservation measures to prolong the charge of the rechargeable power supply.

A novel temperature regulating food conveying container system for holding hot and cold food in close proximity is provided. In preferred embodiments, the system generally includes a plurality of stacked, concentric, and annular levels with decreasing diameters. The levels are configured with a plurality of food serving containers each with a corresponding temperature regulating unit. One or more motors may be configured to rotate the individual levels. One or more light elements may be positioned at various locations on and around the levels. In further preferred embodiments, a control switch is configured to control the temperature of each individual temperature unit.