Elliott J Onstine

20100308092, Dec 9, 2010

Jun 4, 2009

12/478064

Kevin Schrock - Sarasota FL, US
Elliott J. Onstine - Bradenton FL, US
Zachary Zahrndt - Sarasota FL, US

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. - Morristown NJ

B60R 7/00
H01R 13/66

224400, 439533

An apparatus for controlling liquid in a cup holder is provided. The apparatus includes a cup holder having a bottom, wherein the bottom has at least one aperture and a plurality of grooves. An electrical connector is located within the at least one aperture. The apparatus also includes a removable coaster configured to be placed within the cup holder and cover the electrical connector. The removable coaster has a plurality of ridges extending therefrom. The plurality of ridges is configured to extend into the plurality of grooves in the bottom of the cup holder. A surface is positioned below the aperture. The surface has at least one weep hole and at least one wall between the surface and the electrical connector. Finally, the apparatus comprises a drip line in the path of liquid flow from the at least one weep hole.

20130188300, Jul 25, 2013

Jan 23, 2012

13/356352

Kevin Schrock - Sarasota FL, US
Manjunath Hadadi - Bangalore, IN
Animesh Mukherjee - Bangalore, IN
Elliott Onstine - Sarasota FL, US

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL INC. - Morristown NJ

H05K 5/00
G05G 5/06

36167901, 74527

Embodiments of an avionic media system are provided, as are embodiments of an actuated media docking station and embodiments of an over-center locking mechanism suitable for usage in an actuated media docking station. In one embodiment, the avionic media system includes an actuated media docking station and an onboard electronic device. The actuated media docking station includes, in turn, a housing assembly, a mass media device (“MMD”) receptacle coupled to the housing assembly, a connector mounted to the MMD receptacle and configured to interface with the MMD when inserted into the MMD receptacle, and an actuator coupled to the housing assembly and to the MMD receptacle. The actuator moves the MMD receptacle between: (i) a loading position in which an MMD can be inserted into the MMD receptacle, and (ii) a retaining position in which removal of an MMD from the MMD receptacle is physically obstructed.

20170243450, Aug 24, 2017

Feb 23, 2016

15/051017

- Houston TX, US
Elliott J. Onstine - Bradenton FL, US

G08B 5/38
H05B 33/08
H05B 37/02

A light emitting diode (LED) device includes a control circuit configured to apply a non-uniform output power pulse shape to increase illumination intensity in at least a part of the pulse without consuming additional power. Different intensity levels may be provided in series in the non-uniform output power pulse shape. The non-uniform output power pulse shape improves lighting while maintaining the same power consumption as a reference light pulse having a uniform shape.

20150271781, Sep 24, 2015

Mar 19, 2014

14/219731

Kevin Gerrish - Largo FL, US
Ted Milburn - Bradenton FL, US
Elliott Onstine - Bradenton FL, US
Mark Bishop - Tampa FL, US

H04W 68/02
H04W 4/22

A mass notification system is disclosed. The system can include a communication network. The system can also include a number of network devices communicably coupled to the communication network, where at least two of the network devices are configured to generate a communication substantially simultaneously. The system can further include a server communicably coupled to the communication network and configured to control the plurality of network devices, where the server instructs the at least two of the plurality of network devices to generate the communication. The system can also include a first client communicably coupled to the communication network and comprising a user interface, where the first client is configured to communicate, via the user interface, with the server and the plurality of network devices.