Animal husbandry – Animal controlling or handling – Responsive to voice of animal
Reexamination Certificate
2008-01-21
2011-12-06
Smith, Kimberly (Department: 3644)
Animal husbandry
Animal controlling or handling
Responsive to voice of animal
C119S719000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08069823
ABSTRACT:
Described is a vibration stimulus delivery device for delivering a vibration stimulus to an animal and for maximizing the robustness and intensity of the vibration stimulus. The vibration stimulus delivery device is carried by the animal and includes a housing and a vibration probe. The vibration probe is positioned in direct contact with the skin of the animal and generates a vibration, which, when delivered to the animal, is the vibration stimulus. The vibration probe is coupled to the housing such that the coupling minimizes the inherent vibration dampening effect caused by the weight and mass of the housing. The result is a vibration stimulus delivery device that delivers a more robust and intense vibration stimulus to the animal.
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Griffith Keith
Mainini Christopher E.
Pitts, Lake & Bells, PC
Radio Systems Corporation
Smith Kimberly
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