Jeffrey L Pierce

US Patent:

20090086025, Apr 2, 2009

Filed:

Jun 6, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/134621

Inventors:

Yan Ngu - Riviera Beach FL, US
John Zabriskie, JR. - Port Saint Lucie FL, US
Max Walter Saelzer - Vero Beach FL, US
Rex Hodge - Riviera Beach FL, US
James Braun - Loxahatchee FL, US
Walter Pierce, III - Lake Worth FL, US
Thomas J. Pavlik - Riviera Beach FL, US
Jeffrey R. Pierce - Palm Beach Shores FL, US
Vesna Stanic - West Palm Beach FL, US
Daniel Agusto Betts - Parkland FL, US
Michel Fuchs - Palm Beach Garden FL, US

Assignee:

ENERFUEL - West Palm Beach FL

International Classification:

H04N 7/18

US Classification:

348159, 348E07085

Abstract:

A remote surveillance system (the system) of the present invention is designed to have a long independent operation, portability, and wireless transmission of digital data from any location worldwide. The system includes a hybrid power element having novel hydrogen storage and generation device, light weight polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cell, and the low power and low weight electronics. The system also includes multiple day/night cameras, motion detector, global positioning system (GPS), and wireless module. The system is packed in a back pack case and is easily carried between multiple locations due to low weight and compacts size.

US Patent:

20090123784, May 14, 2009

Filed:

Sep 15, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/210726

Inventors:

Thomas J. Pavlik - Riviera Beach FL, US
Hodge Rex - Riviera Beach FL, US
Jeffrey R. Pierce - Palm Beach Shores FL, US
James Braun - Boynton Beach FL, US
Walter Pierce, III - Lake Worth FL, US
Vesna Stanic - West Palm Beach FL, US

International Classification:

H01M 8/24

US Classification:

429 12

Abstract:

The invention relates to the design and manufacturing of a symmetrical polymer electrolyte fuel cell (the cell module) having two cells arranged in mirror symmetry with respect to a central plane of a non conductive fuel manifold. The symmetrical dual cell configuration allows application of adhesive seals for the innermost fuel electrodes. These seals are formed by gluing two membrane electrode assemblies to the opposing faces of the central manifold. The cell module employed as an array of individual modules, or combined into planar or stacked fuel cell configurations.