David Isaac Lazaroff, Age 601630 S Dahlia St, Denver, CO 80222

5581049, Dec 3, 1996

Apr 13, 1994

8/227008

David I. Lazaroff - Somerville MA

Orion Industries Incorporated - Ayer MA

H05K 900

174 35R

An expanding joint is disclosed for increasing the size of an initially substantially planar member, upon stretching. The joint includes a discontinuous incision having a sinusoidal pattern extending transversely on an axis extending normal to the direction of stretching and being arranged in alternating concave and convex portions. Each of the concave and convex portions are discretely separated from the portions by an isthmus such that the incision widens upon application of tension in a direction substantially normal to the axis.

5581047, Dec 3, 1996

Feb 3, 1994

8/191799

David I. Lazaroff - Somerville MA

Orion Industries Incorporated - Ayer MA

H05K 900
B65D 8518
B65D 7300

174 35R

A blank cut and scored for forming an electromagnetic interference shield is disclosed. The blank includes a rectangular bottom section and has first, second, third and fourth rectangular wall sections, wherein each wall section is joined to a separate side of the rectangular bottom section. Each of the first, second, third and fourth corner sections is formed by coaxial lines extending from the sides of the first, second, third and fourth rectangular wall sections and abut a corner of the rectangular bottom section. A perimeter area is contiguous with the first, second, third and fourth wall sections and first, second, third and fourth corner sections. In each corner section, a line diagonally bisects the corner section from the corner of the rectangular bottom section. First, second, third and fourth corner lines diagonally bisect each respective corner section from the corner of the rectangular bottom section through the abutting corner section into the perimeter area. First, second, third and fourth parallel lines extend from a corner of each corner section into the perimeter area and are parallel with the corner line in each corner section.

2021027, Sep 9, 2021

Mar 5, 2021

17/193659

David Isaac Lazaroff - Denver CO, US

G06F 3/16
G10H 1/00
G06F 3/01

A method for interfacing tones with a computer enables a music device to emulate the functions of a computer keyboard. The method includes receiving a digital signal representing one or more note events and identifying a group of concurrent notes from the one or more note events, wherein the one or more note events each have a pitch, a velocity and an initiation. In accordance with a pitch class of a base note of the group of notes and intervals computed between pitch classes of the notes of the group as ordered by the pitch of the note events, the group of notes are translated into a computer input signal representative of one or more keystrokes on a computer keyboard and the computer input signal is sent to a computer for output or further processing.