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Waterjet Dental Drill

The impinging jet method of depth control gives the waterjet cutting technique a new level of control. Prior to this technology, etching and scribing was accomplished by reducing pressure, reducing abrasion flow rate, or increasing the feed rate of the material, all of which are ...


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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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Software to Predict Final Race Times based upon Interim Pace

This product allows athletes, coaches, and commentators in track and field to obtain accurate information on expected finish times based upon current race paces rather than average pace up to that point in the race. Currently, printed pages are the only approac...


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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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Equol for Prostate and Urinary Health

This invention is for the prevention and treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), prostate cancer and associated improvement in urinary health.  Equol is a soy-isoflavone metabolite that specifically binds 5alpha-dihydrotestosterone (DHT).  Th...


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IP Fisher

Over the last 10 years, more and more of the source code that makes up modern software has come from third-parties, that is, not from the company that sells the product. Some of this third party code is from other commercial entities, but much o...


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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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Compliant MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS)

Dee Anderson (801) 422-6266dee_anderson@byu.edu Compliant 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-o...


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Electrically Actuated Micropumps

Electrically Actuated Micropumps Electrically actuated micropumps enable microchip liquid chromatography separations to be carried out rapidly and with miniaturized instrumentation. The micropumps can be powered with a battery, using potentials in the tens of volts, while gener...


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Botulism Strain Detection

Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction Quadraplexed for Rapid Detection of Clostridium botulinum Toxin Types A, B, E, and F The toxin produced by Clostridium botulinum (botulism) is one of the most potent toxins known. It is believed that only one gram, proper...


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Obstacle Detection Using Optical Flow for UAVs

REAL-TIME OPTICAL FLOW SENSOR DESIGN AND ITS APPLICATION ON OBSTACLE DETECTION FOR UAVS     Motion is one of the most important features describing an image sequence. Motion estimation has been widely applied in structure from motion, vision-based na...


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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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