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ADVista - Media Advertising Management Software

Web Based Ad Management Software Advista automates sales, scheduling, design, production, and accounting functions relating to print or web classified advertising for publishing companies. Advertising clients input directly into the Advista system their choi...


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BYU Licensed Technology to Millenniata

Interview with CEO Henry O'Connell   Click here to know more about the Technology


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Method and Apparatus for Monitoring and Restoration of Shunt Function

Hydrocephalus is a condition where cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain accumulates in the ventricles and increases pressure within the skull. It is routinely treated through insertion of a catheter in the brain connected to a shunt that acts to redirect CS...


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AUTM U.S. University Licensing Survey, FY 2005

AUTM, the Association of University Technology Managers, published its FY 2005 survey results a little differently from past years. Universities are listed in order of the year their technology transfer or commercialization function was founded. BYU's Technology Transfer Office (...


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T-Splines

T-Splines is a revolutionary new technology for computer aided design that was invented at Brigham Young University and has been licensed exclusively to Provo, Utah based T-Splines Inc., who released its first industrial design product just six months ago.  Since then, this ...


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Friction Stir Welding (FSW)

Friction Stir Welding-BYU, along with the Center for Advanced Joining of Materials (CAJM), is one of the leading developers for new process, material and tooling technologies related to friction stir welding (FSW). Technologies developed under CAJM include new tooling and tool ma...


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Automated Traffic Stopped Delay Data Acquisition

The traffic stopped delay algorithm rapidly determines the stopped delay of the traffic (which is the time each vehicle is stopped in the queue of a lighted intersection) from the video feed provided by intersection cameras. This information is traditionally gathered manually and...


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Constant Force Exercise Equipment

Constant-Force Y-Flex™ Exercise Equipment — This design combines constant force resistance, safety, versatility, compactness and lighter weight into one home fitness machine. Y-Flex™ Constant-Force Exercise Equipment simulates the constant force of “free wei...


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upload test

Datasheet upload Image File This is the file I uploaded Video This is the video I uploaded


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Active Sound Transmission Control of a Double-Panel Partition

The Mechanical Engineering Department at Brigham Young University has developed a functioning prototype of an actively controlled partition (aka an active segmented partition (ASP) module).  The ASP module is bidirectional; capable of attenuating noise from both sides of t...


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Glass Matrix to Preserve Proteins and Biopolymers

Biopreservation Glasses - Appropriately plasticizing carbohydrate or polymeric glasses yields a biopreservation matrix that can provide stability enhancement for encapsulated biological agent of as much as 100-fold over current best-practice formulations. General Informati...


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Compliant MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS)

Dee Anderson (801) 422-6266dee_anderson@byu.eduCompliant Mechanisms are mechanical devices that gain movement from parts that flex, bend, or have “springiness." Such mechanisms, with built-in flexible segments, are simpler and replace multiple rigid parts, pin joints, and add-on ...


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