James J Pedicano, Age 792503 Stratford Dr, Austin, TX 78746

8181881, May 22, 2012

Aug 19, 2009

12/543994

James Joseph Pedicano - Austin TX, US

G06K 19/06

235492

The present invention is an article of apparel, such as a wristband, that includes an radio frequency identification (RFID) device. The wristband is at least partially formed from an elastomeric material that allows the wristband to stretch while being drawn over the user's hand. The RFID device is positioned on or within the wristband. Once affixed, the RFID device remains an integral part of the wristband. The wristband may be used in any available RFID application, including a contactless payment system.

2013014, Jun 6, 2013

Jun 4, 2012

13/487800

James Joseph Pedicano - Austin TX, US
Ron Yuhl - Warren NJ, US

YUP 2 ATX, LLC - Austin TX

A45C 11/00

206 37

The present invention may include an insert with a cavity or recess configured to contain electronics. The insert may include shapes, sizes, and configurations such as a disk, envelope, packet, pod, case, casing, shell, cocoon or capsule. The insert may be inserted into a stretchable object. In one embodiment, the insert may be of a shape, size and configuration to contain a RFID device and be inserted into an elastic wristband.

4610667, Sep 9, 1986

Jan 9, 1985

6/689909

James J. Pedicano - Ridgewood NJ
James G. Kane - Washington DC
Ernest Pedicano - New Rochelle NY

A61F 532

604192

A disposable safety needle sheath (10) has a funnel shaped receiving end (16) to protect the user's hand and guide a used needle into a sleeve (12). Retaining means (28, 30, 50, 58) engage an inserted needle and a cap (18) seals the needle sheath after the used needle has been inserted and disengaged from a syringe (36). In the preferred embodiments of the invention, the retaining means (50, 58) fixedly engage the associated needle hub structure of an inserted needle, a cap (18) is mounted by a hinge to the receiving end (16), and locking means comprised of continuous annular ridge (32) and continuous annular groove (34) is provided to prevent the cap from being opened after closing.

4501421, Feb 26, 1985

Aug 18, 1982

6/409142

James G. Kane - Washington DC
Ernest A. Pedicano - Stamford CT
James Pedicano - Ridgewood NJ

A01B 2304

272 96

A portable foot and/or leg exercising apparatus for an operator which includes a first and second plate a mechanism for pivotally connecting said first and second foot plate together, centrally positioned between the first and second plate and extending vertically from each of the first and second plates and a mechanism disposed within or around the pivot mechanism extending from the first and second plates and operably associated with the pivot mechanism and coaxial therewith for providing a resistant force to pivoting of the first and second plates wherein the first plate is pivoted in a clockwise direction by the toes of one foot of the operator and wherein the second plate is pivoted in a counterclockwise direction by pressure from the anterior aspect of the other foot of the operator so as to cause muscular actions of the foot and/or leg of the operator.

4623336, Nov 18, 1986

May 11, 1984

6/609343

James J. Pedicano - Ridgewood NJ
James G. Kane - Washington DC
Ernest Pedicano - New Rochelle NY

A61M 532

604192

A disposable safety needle sheath (10) has a funnel shaped receiving end (16) to protect the user's hand and guide a used needle into a sleeve (12). Retaining means (28, 30) within the sheath engage an inserted needle and a cap (18) seals the needle sheath after the used needle has been inserted and disengaged from a syringe (36). In the preferred embodiment of the invention, the retaining means comprises shoulders (28) at the open end of sleeve (12) to frictionally engage a needle hub (26), a cap (18) is mounted by a hinge to the receiving end (16), and locking means comprised of continuous annular ridge (32) and continuous annular groove (34) is provided to prevent the cap from being opened after closing.