Consumer

Electronic AC Timer

Elliott Tech designed an electronic AC timer. The general operation of this timer was as follows:

Receive power
Apply power to external device for 5 minutes
Remove power to the external device for one week (7 days or 168 hours)
Apply power to the external device for 15 minutes
Remove power from the external device for the next 7 days

This cycle continues until the input power is removed from the timer. If power is removed from the timer, then upon the next power-up the timer will start over.

Smart Cap Project

The Smart Cap Project is a device that mounts on the bill of a baseball cap and provides the user with the time of day, elapsed time, outside temperature, and pulse rate. This information is communicated via a miniature LCD display that is visible to the user through a magnifying lens.

The device has provisions for setting of the real-time clock, as well as resetting, starting, and stopping the elapsed-time clock. Temperature measurements are by a temperature sensor contained within the unit. Pulse rate measurements are via an external sensor. This sensor is hard-wired into the main unit.

20 Channel PC Senx Project

The 20 Channel PC Senx Project is a product involving a device that is connected serially to the PC. The device is operated by a user-program that interfaces with the Internet. The device opens different chambers (20) containing different fragrances as commanded by the user. This particular device has different fragrances in each chamber. The user has the ability to sample different fragrances and mix different fragrances by selecting multiple chambers by the PC program and the device. Also the user can store these fragrance selections on a remote database for future retrieval. The user will be able to obtain additional cartridges that have different bank of fragrances.