Posted on April 2nd, 2007 by Editor
Recently (2007.03.27) granted Russian patent features a new kind of baby carrying facilities.
baby carrying apparatus has two strap loops to be passed around respective user’s shoulders and connected through fastening means 11 at rear side of apparatus. Baby carrying bag provided at front side of apparatus is adapted for resting upon user’s chest. Fastening means 11 is adapted for light sliding over strap loops to be fixed in predetermined position along straps, said position being adjusted depending upon value and direction of force applied through portions of straps which are connected to fastening means 11. Apparatus is further equipped with belt connected to fastening means 11 at rear side of apparatus in order to restrict distance from belt to fastening means. Rear member is substantially made in the form of triangle whose apex is connected to fastening means 11 and is designed for transmitting loading to lower part of user’s back.
PS: just an offbeat note – a couple of weeks ago I got this for my sister’s newborn – personalized baby blankets. Give it a try, it sure will make a mommy beam with joy.
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Posted on March 17th, 2007 by Editor
r. Gordeyev, a specialist in airplane piston engines, sweated it out with everyone else, running laps in lumbering heavy boots in this town in the foothills of the Ural Mountains.
He vowed to find an easier way. Eventually, he found one — or at least came close. Mr. Gordeyev invented a gasoline-powered boot that looks like pogo sticks that strap to your shins, and they work on the same principle as the air-cushioned basketball shoe.
But rather than being dismissed as a crackpot invention, his boots — which use tiny pistons — became classified as a Russian military secret until 1994.
Now, they have been held up as a symbol of both Russia’s deep and rich scientific traditions and the country’s inability to convert that talent into useful — and commercial — merchandise outside of the weapons business.
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Posted on March 7th, 2007 by Editor
Satellite navigation technology firm RussGPS said Tuesday it was pursuing the payment of fees from a number of mobile phone operators that it claimed were exploiting technology it patented.
RussGPS caused a furor last year when it accused Motorola of using its technology in the production of some of its mobile handsets, thereby infringing its Russian patents, which it said had a combined value of $67 million.
Panov said at a news conference Tuesday that he still wanted Motorola to sign a license agreement committing it to pay for shipping some of its latest models to Russia. Read more »
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