Henry R Levy

US Patent:

45839573, Apr 22, 1986

Filed:

Mar 8, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/587696

Inventors:

Henry A. Levy - Brooklyn NY

International Classification:

A63H 306

US Classification:

446177

Abstract:

The pneumatically-operated robotic toy includes an internal bellows or air pump which forces pressurized air to flow from the internal air pump or bellows through passageways into hollow arms of the robot. Inasmuch as the arms of the robot include bellows, this flow of air causes the arms to move from an open to a closed position, or vice versa. Air pressure holding joints are provided to permit several degrees of freedom of movement. Alternatively, the internal bellows may be positioned in the head of the robot, and movement of the head will cause the arms to move up and down. A flexible rotatable suction cup base may be provided. A second internal bellows may be provided, either in the torso or in the head, for activation of the suction cup base of the robotic toy.

US Patent:

56730284, Sep 30, 1997

Filed:

Jan 7, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/001321

Inventors:

Henry A. Levy - Brooklyn NY

International Classification:

G08B 2100

US Classification:

340635

Abstract:

An electronic component failure indicator for clearly visably indicating on the surface of an electronic component to be tested a self sustaining indication of the functional operational status of the component. It is used for easily locating and identifying the exact used electronic component that has failed while it is still in a circuit and also later after it is removed from a circuit without the need of test equipment and electrical power. It includes an electronic testing circuit which continually monitors one or more parameters of the electronic component other than temperature. Upon a determination that one or more parameters has deviated from a normal condition, the test circuit generates an appropriate signal. This in turn causes a visable change in an indicator that is visable on the surface of the electronic component being monitored. In some embodiments, this may constitute a color change of the indicator, and in other embodiments, it may cause a bending or movement of the indicator.

US Patent:

20210071127, Mar 11, 2021

Filed:

May 14, 2020

Appl. No.:

15/931756

Inventors:

HENRY ANDREW LEVY - BROOKLYN NY, US

International Classification:

C12M 1/42
C12N 5/0775
C12M 3/00

Abstract:

Transplantable unions of living cells with electronic circuits and optical systems interfaced with body parts, will be used to test, measure, monitor, control, repair, replace, or assist the functionality of body parts.Ordinary human cells and stem cells are deposited upon, grown, attached to, united, and coupled with non-rejectable biocompatable electronic circuits, sensors, radio transceivers, optical, electro-optical, and/or computer systems that are designed to be adaptively coupled with the cells to form new transplantable unions. Cells are 3D-printed, deposited, dispensed, painted, sprayed, air-brushed, injected, squirted, spritzed, or delivered by other means upon circuits, or optical systems that are designed and prepared to adaptively couple with the cells.