MINDS-I DRC-MDWN-001 User manual
Drone Cage System
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DRC-MDWN-001
MEDIUM
MINDS-i® PRODUCT SAFETY INFORMATION
When safety precauons are followed, your MINDS-i® system will provide years of enjoyment. Use care and good sense at all mes when
operang this product. Failure to use your system in a safe, sensible manner can result in injury or damage to property. You and you alone
must insure that the instrucons are carefully followed and all safety precauons are obeyed.
• Water can cause the electronics to short out and can cause permanent damage.
• Always turn on the transmier before turning on the receiver.
• Fully extend the transmier antenna before operang your vehicle.
• Before turning on your radio system, check to make sure that no one else is running on the same frequency.
• CHOKING HAZARD: Do not allow children under age 3 or any individuals who have a tendency to place objects in their
mouths to play with any part of the MINDS-i system, including, but not limited to: connectors, pieces, electronics, radio
transmiers, wheels, res. The system contains small parts which could accidentally be swallowed and cause suocaon.
• When the system is powered and/or in moon, keep ngers, face, tools, loose clothing, hair, and all other body parts away from
gears, wheels, etc. Do no wear gloves while operang machinery. Even plasc parts can pinch, cut, or crush.
• The transmier’s antenna could also cause injury if played with violently or pointed towards someone’s face.
• Never operate your MINDS-i® system on streets or in any areas where full-size vehicles are.
• Do not pick up your MINDS-i® system when it is in moon.
• Never charge, run or store your MINDS-i® system in a locaon subject to high temperatures, low temperatures or high humidity.
Do not store in direct sunlight.
• To avoid electronic malfuncon, do not allow the vehicle to become wet. Short circuits will produce a very strong electrical
current. Should your MINDS-i® system become wet, stop using it immediately.
• WARNING! Electrocuon Hazard. Do not use the materials provided for other than its intended purpose.
• Do not put it into re.
• Always use recommended baeries. If improper baeries are used, they may become hot, leak and may rupture.
• Do not aempt to recharge non-rechargeable baeries.
• Only baeries of the same equivalent type as recommended are to be used. Do not mix old and new baeries.
• Exhausted baeries are to be removed from the system and replaced with new ones. Recycle all used baeries.
• Do not lick baeries. If baery appears to be leaking or has a crystalline deposit on the outside, dispose of it immediately (wear
gloves when handling, preferably nitrile or other non-reacve material).
• Do not run a wire between baery terminals, as wire will get very hot, can be irreparably damaged or explode.
• Make sure the baeries are installed with the correct polarity as shown. Do not disassemble your baeries. Never allow them to
become hot or to burn. To avoid short-circuits, avoid geng them wet. Do not short circuit baeries.
• If liquid from inside the baeries contacts your skin or clothes, wash them with water. If leaked baery uid gets into your eyes,
ush them immediately with cool water and seek medical aenon. Do not rub eyes.
• Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes. Note that normal glasses, while usually made of impact-resistant plasc, will not
aord sucient protecon from shrapnel or ying debris.
• Always wear close-toed shoes to protect your feet from heavy or sharp objects, which might be dropped.
• If you have long hair, keep it ed back or under a hat to avoid it becoming caught in moving parts.
• The MINDS-i® system contains small parts. Do not ingest. Do not insert into any orice (e.g. nostrils, ears, etc).
• The system contains metal parts. Cung or bending can cause parts to break; resulng in sharp edges which can cut skin.
• Baery disposal. Do not throw baeries into the trash, especially rechargeable baeries. Contact your local waste disposal oce
for informaon on baery disposal. Baeries should be stored as directed by your local hazardous materials disposal oce unl
pickup (usually in a hard sided waterproof, non-conducve container, e.g. a plasc bucket).
WARNING! IMPORTANT! RESPONSIBLE ADULT SUPERVISION IS REQUIRED FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 14.
THIS PRODUCT IS NOT DESIGNED FOR UNSUPERVISED USE BY CHILDREN YOUNGER THAN 14 YEARS OLD.
All pictures descripons and specicaons found in this instrucon manual are subject to change without noce.
MINDS-i® maintains no responsibility for inadvertent errors in this manual. Visit www.mymindsi.com for the latest updates and
informaon.
MINDS-i® is a high-performance Construcon/RC/Robocs System, which is NOT intended for use on the public roads or congested
areas where its operaon may conict with or disrupt pedestrian or vehicular trac. Read all enclosed informaon before operang.
Fully illustrated, step-by-step instrucons describe adjustment, operaon, and required maintenance procedures. MINDS-i® should not
be operated in a crowd, or without adequate space. In an eort to connually upgrade our products, MINDS-i® reserves the right to make
improvements and modicaons to this system, which may not be reected in the photographs and specicaons printed on this box.
PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or
other reproducve harm.
Terms & Condions: All orders placed with MINDS-i, Inc (phone, fax, mail, internet/web & email) constute the acknowledgment
and acceptance of all condions listed below. All purchases remain the property of MINDS-i®, Inc unl paid for in full. All orders shipped
to a Washington State address must pay sales tax as required by the Washington State Department of Revenue. In the event that an
order placed on our web-site does not calculate sales tax and the order is being shipped to a Washington State address, MINDS-i® will
calculate the sales tax when the order is processed and call or email the customer with the new amount. All prices, materials, design,
color, contents included with a product and product specicaons are subject to change without noce. Some product images may be
shown with oponal items that are sold separately. Depending on the products ordered and the desnaon of the order, certain shipping
services may not be available. MINDS-i® will not be responsible for pricing errors and may cancel the order. Orders will not be shipped
unl all Credit Card informaon is veried and matched. All other orders (check or money order) will not be shipped unl payment has
been received in full. All unpaid orders will be canceled aer 30 calendar days. All weights shown for products are used for shipping
calculaon only and may not reect actual weight of the product.
Product Warranty: MINDS-i® warrants to the original buyer that our products are free from defects in materials and workmanship for
a period of 120 days from the original date of purchase (original purchase receipt required). This warranty does not cover abuse, misuse,
incorrect wiring, modicaons, alteraons, connector damage, wear and tear or robot compeon damage. If the Product is determined
to be defecve within the warranty period, MINDS-i® or its authorized service provider will, at our sole opon, repair or replace any
defecve parts free of charge, or refund the purchase price. What you must do: Return the Product in its original packaging or packaging
aording equal protecon, freight prepaid, with proof of purchase, to an authorized MINDS-i® service provider. You are responsible for all
shipping charges. For more informaon, contact MINDS-i® at (509) 252-5767 or info@mymindsi.com.
Shipping Errors and Defecve Products: Claims for shipping shortages, errors, or defecve materials must be in wring and
received by MINDS-i® within ten (10) days aer receipt of shipment by buyer. Failure to make such claim within the stated period shall
constute an irrevocable acceptance of the goods and an admission that the goods fully comply with all the terms and condions of the
buyer’s order.
MINDS-i® is Designed and Manufactured in the United States
Some components are manufactured in China and the Philippines.
Patents US 7,517,270; US 7,410,225; US 7,736,211; US 7,841,923; MX 288350; CN ZL 200680044576.1; Addional Patents Pending.
Trademarks 3,420,137 and 3,487,694
Copyright © 2014 MINDS-i Inc. All rights reserved.
MINDS-i, Inc
22819 East Appleway Avenue
Liberty Lake, WA 99019
USA
California Ladder Regulations, Safety & Operation
A. In construcon, except where either permanent or temporary stairways or suitable ramps or runways are provided, ladders shall be used to give safe
access to all elevaons. 1675(a)
B. General requirements for portable ladders are as follows:
1. Portable ladders in construcon shall comply with T8 CCR 3276. 1675(b)
2. Design and construcon of portable ladders shall comply with T8 CCR 3276(c).
3. Extension ladders shall comply with 3276.
4. All portable metal ladders and wood ladders shall comply with 3276.
5. Portable reinforced plasc ladders shall comply with 3276.
C. Portable ladders are generally designed for one-person use to meet the requirements of the person, the task, and the environment. When selecng a
ladder for use, consider the ladder length, height, the working load, the duty rang, worker posion, and how oen the ladder is used. 3276(d)(1)(B)
D. Double-cleat ladders are required for two-way trac or when 25 or more employees are using a ladder. Double-cleat ladders shall not exceed 24 feet in
length. 1629(c)
E. Maximum lengths of portable ladders shall not exceed the following: 3276(e)(16)(D)
Ladder Type Maximum Length (Feet)
Step Ladder 20
Two-secon extension ladder (wood) 60
Two-secon extension ladder (metal) 48
Three-secon extension ladder (metal) 60
Two-secon extension ladder (reinforced plasc) 72
Painter’s step ladder 12
Cleat ladder 30
Single ladder 30
F. Minimum overlap in two secon portable extension ladders shall not be less than the following: 3276(e)(16)(E)
Ladder Size (Feet) Minimum Overlap (Inches)
Up to and including 32 36
Over 32, up to and including 36 46
Over 36, up to and including 48 58
Over 48, up to and including 60 70
G. Portable ladders shall be used according to the following duty classicaons: 3276(d)(2)
Duty Rang Ladder Type Working Load (Pounds)
Special Duty IAA 375
Extra Heavy0Duty IA 300
Heavy-Duty I 250
Medium-Duty II 225
Light-Duty III 200
H. All portable ladders used in outdoor adversing structures shall be at least Type I, Type IA or Type IAA as designed and constructed in accordance with T8
CCR 3276. 3413(a)
I. Inspecon and maintenance requirements for portable ladders are below:
1. Ladders shall be maintained in good condion at all mes. 3276(e)(1)
2. Metal ladders shall not be exposed to acid or alkali materials that are capable of corroding the ladder and reducing the ladder’s strength, unless
recommended otherwise. 3276(e)(1)
3. Ladders shall be inspected by a Qualied Person for visible defects frequently and aer any occurrence that could aect their safe use. 3276(e)(2)
4. Remove ladders that have developed defects such as broken or missing steps, rungs, cleats, safety feet, side rails, or other defects from service,
and tag or mark them with “Dangerous, Do Not Use”. 3276(e)(3)
5. All ladders shall be free of oil, grease, or slippery materials. Wood ladders shall not be painted with other than a transparent material. . 3276(e)
(4),(5)
J. Prohibited uses of portable ladders are given below:
1. Ladders shall not be used as a brace, skid, guy or gin pole, gang-way, or for uses they were not intended, unless recommended by the
manufacturer. 3276(e)(16)
2. Do not place planks on the top step or top cap. 3276(e)(16)(B)
3. Step ladders shall not be used as single ladders or in the parally closed posion. 3276(e)(16)(C)
K. To safely use portable ladders employees must also follow the requirements noted below:
1. All portable ladders used for window washing shall be equipped with nonslip devices. Middle and top secons shall not be used as boom
secons unless equipped with nonslip bases. 3287(b)(2)
2. Portable ladders shall not be overloaded when used. 3276(e)(6)
3. The base of ladders shall be placed on a secure and level foong. Ladders shall not be placed on unstable bases. 3276(e)(7)
4. Ladders shall not be used on ice, snow or slippery surfaces unless slippage is prevented. 3276(e)(7)
5. The top of non self supporng ladder shall be placed with two rails supported equally, unless a single support aachment is provided and used.
3276(e)(8)
6. Non self supporng ladders shall, where possible, be used so that the horizontal distance from the top support to the foot of the ladder is one-
quarter of the working length of the ladder. 3276(e)(9)
7. The ladder shall be so placed as to prevent slipping, or it shall be ed, blocked, held, or otherwise secured to prevent slipping. 3276(e)(9)
8. Ladders shall not be used in a horizontal posion as plaorms, runways, or scaolds unless designed for such use. 3276(e)(9)
9. When two or more separate ladders are used to reach an elevated work area, the ladders shall be oset with a plaorm or landing between the
ladders (see excepons). 3276(e)(10)
10. Extend ladder side rails to at least 3 . above the landing unless handholds are provided. 1629(c)(3), 3276(e)(11)
11. Do not e ladders together to provide longer secons unless the ladders are designed for such use and equipped with the necessary hardware
ngs. 3276(e)(12)
12. Extension ladders shall be erected so that the top secon is above and resng on the boom secon with the rung locks engaged. 3276(e)(13)
13. Do not place ladders in passageways, doorways, driveways, or any locaon where they may be displaced unless protected by barricades or
guards. 3276(e)(14)
14. Climb or work with the body near the middle of the step or rung and do not overreach from this posion. To avoid overreaching, the employee
shall descend and reposion the ladder. 3276(e)(15)(A)
15. Employees shall be prohibited from carrying equipment or materials which prevent the safe use of ladders. 3276(e)(15)(B)
16. Face the ladder while climbing and descending, and maintain contact with the ladder at three-points at all mes. 3276(e)(15)(C)
17. Do not stand and work on the top three rungs of a single or extension ladders. 3276(e)(15)(D)
18. Employees shall not stand on the top-cap or the step below the top-cap of a stepladder. 3276(e)(15)(E)
19. Do not use the X-bracing on the rear secon of a stepladder for climbing unless the ladder is so designed and provided with steps for climbing
on both front and rear secons. 3276(e)(15)(F)
20. Ladders shall not be moved or extended while occupied, unless designed and recommended by the manufacturer. 3276(e)(15)(G)
21. Portable rung ladders with reinforced rails shall be used only with the metal reinforcement on the underside. 3276(e)(17)
22. Non-conducve ladders shall be used in locaons where the ladder or user may contact unprotected energized electrical conductors or
equipment. Conducve ladders shall be legibly marked with signs reading “CAUTION-- DO NOT USE AROUND ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT”,
or equivalent. 3276(e)(18)
23. The area around the top and boom of a ladder shall be kept clear. 3276(e)(19)
L. The following are training requirements for employees using portable ladders: 3276(f)
1. Employees shall be trained in the safe use of ladders before using them. 3276(f)
2. Supervisors of employees who rounely use ladders shall also be trained in ladder safety training. 3276(f)
3. The training may be provided as part of the employer’s IIP Program (T8 CCR 3203). 3276(f)
4. The training shall address the following topics, unless the employer demonstrates that a topic is not applicable to the workplace:
a. Importance of using ladders safely including injuries due to falls from ladders. 3276(f)(1)
b. Selecon of ladders, including types, proper length, maximum working loads, and electrical hazards. 3276(f)(2)
c. Maintenance, inspecon, and removal of damaged ladders from service. 3276(f)(3)
d. Erecng ladders including foong support, top support, securing, and angle of inclinaon. 3276(f)(4)
e. Climbing and working on ladders including user’s posion and points of contact with the ladder. 3276(f)(5)
f. Causes of falls, including haste, sudden movement, lack of aenon, footwear, and user’s physical condion. 3276(f)(6)
g. Prohibited uses including climbing on cross bracing, uses other than designed, exceeding maximum lengths, and not meeng minimum
overlap requirements. 3276(f)(7)
Use of Ladder
• Posion Ladders Correctly
• Keep the area around the top and boom of a ladder clear.
• Example of too much debris near the ladder.
• When using a ladder in a crowded area, erect warning signs or barricades to guide trac away from the foot of the ladder. If this is not possible, have
someone hold and guard the boom of the ladder.
• Rest the base of ladder on a spot away from hallways, passageways, doorways, driveways or heavy trac areas. Never set up a ladder in front of a door
unless the door is locked or a guard is posted.
• Rest the base of ladders on rm, level, dry, non slippery surfaces. If one foot sits in a low spot, build up the surface with rm material or use leg levelers or
mudsills when necessary to provide rm support.
• Example of proper placement of ladder on a level surface.
• Make sure the ladder is sing straight and secure before climbing it. Do not allow ladders to lean sideways. Level them before using.
• Posion the extension ladder such that top secon is above and resng on the boom secon with the rung locks engaged.
• To provide the correct angle so extension ladders won’t slip, place the base of the ladder one foot away from whatever the top of the ladder leans against,
for every four feet in height of the ladder.
• To check, put your feet at the base of the ladder and extend your arm straight out. If you can touch the closest part of the ladder without bending your
arm, or bending over, the ladder is at the correct angle. If not, the ladder is not at a safe angle.
• Example of proper ladder leaning angle.
• Do not try to make a ladder reach farther by seng it on boxes, barrels, bricks, blocks or other unstable bases.
• Never set up or use a ladder in a high wind, especially a lightweight metal or berglass type. Wait unl the air is calm enough to insure safety.
• Do not use ladders on ice or snow unless absolutely necessary. If they must be used on ice or snow, use spike or spur-type safety shoes on the ladder feet
and be sure they are gripping properly before climbing.
• When two or more separate ladders are used to reach an elevated work area, make sure that the ladders are oset with a plaorm or landing between the
ladders.
• Example of correctly using two ladders at once.
• Remember that the side rails shall extend 36 inches or more above the upper landing surface. When such an extension is not possible, then the ladder
shall be secured at its top to a rigid support that will not deect, and a grasping device, such as a grab-rail must be provided to assist employees in
mounng and dismounng the ladder.
• Example of properly extending ladder past its top resng point.Secong example of properly extending ladder past its top resng point.
• Secure Ladders Properly
• The ladder shall be so placed as to prevent slipping, or it shall be ed, blocked, held, or otherwise secured to prevent slipping. One way to prevent slipping
is to use safety shoes on ladder feet.
• Brace the foot of the ladder with stakes or place stout boards against the feet if there is any danger of slipping.
• Tie, block or otherwise secure the ladder to prevent it from being displaced.
• Make sure that the top support is supported equally on the two rails, unless a single support aachment is provided and used.
• Example of securing a ladder top.Example of top ladder securing brackets.
• Top support for a ladder is as important as good foong. The top should rest evenly against a at, rm surface. If a ladder is to be leaned against a surface,
test the surface rst for strength and stability.
• Portable ladder categories: Type IAA:375 pounds, Type IA:300 pounds, Type I:250 pounds, Type II:225 pounds, Type III:200 pounds.
• Climb and Work Safely on Ladders
• While climbing and working on ladders, you need to climb or work with the body near the middle of the step or rung to keep the load on the ladder
centered.
• Make sure that you do not overreach from the center posion. To avoid overreaching, you need to descend and reposion the ladder.
• Example of improper reaching from a ladder.
• When it is not praccal to work with the body near the middle of the step or rung, you need to secure the ladder at the top, and use a personal fall
protecon system.
• Always face the ladder and maintain contact with the ladder at three-points at all mes. Contact with the ladder at three points means two feet and one
hand, or two hands and one foot which is safely supporng the user’s weight.
• Example of proper ladder-climbing technique.
• Do not carry equipment or materials on ladders. Have coworkers hand up tools and equipment instead of carrying them when on a ladder.
• Example of coworker handing tools to ladder climber rather than the climber carrying up the tools himself.
• Make sure that you are not standing and working on the top 3 rungs of a single or extension ladder. If you have to work from the top 3 rungs, ensure that
there are structures that provide you with a rm handhold or you use a personal fall protecon system.
• Do not stand on the topcap or the step below the topcap of a step ladder.
• Example of improperly standing on top rung of a ladder.
• Do not use cross-bracing on the rear secon of step ladders for climbing.
• Ladders shall not be moved, shied, or extended while in use, unless permied by the manufacturer.
• Always follow manufacturer’s recommendaons for proper use.
• Follow Safe Work Pracces
• Following safe work pracces like these given below can save your employees from the accidents and injuries while climbing and using ladders in
workplace.
• Get help when needed. DO NOT try to do alone if you can’t do it safely by yourself.
• Get help with awkward jobs when standing on a ladder.
• DO NOT take short cuts.
• Use ladder only for the purpose it is made for.
• Read and follow all labels/markings on the ladder.
• Never use a ladder when under the inuence of alcohol, on drugs or medicaon, or in ill health.
• If you get sick, dizzy or panicky while on a ladder, do not try to climb down in a hurry. Wait. Drape your arms around the rungs and rest your head against
the ladder unl you feel beer. Then climb down slowly and carefully.
• Allow only one person at a me on a ladder unless the ladder is specically designed to hold more than one person at a me (e.g., double sided or
mechanics ladders).
• Only one person on a ladder at a me.
• Never use a ladder on a scaold plaorm. If you need to reach higher, the scaold should be higher.
• DO NOT use step ladders as single ladders or in a parally closed posion.
• Be sure that all locks on an extension ladder are properly engaged.
• Always open a stepladder completely and make sure the spreader is locked open before using the ladder.
• Always open a ladder completely, and lock the spreader also.
• Never slide down a ladder.
• Never climb onto a ladder from the side, from above the top or from one ladder to another.
• Do not straddle the front and back of a stepladder.
• Ladders shall not be used in a horizontal posion as plaorms, runways, or scaolds unless designed for such use.
• Do not use a ladder horizontally as a palorm, runway or scaold.
• DO NOT use ladders as a brace, skid, guy or gin pole, gangway, or for uses other than they were intended.
• DO NOT use wooden ladders that are painted.
• Never e or fasten ladders together to gain addional length/height.
• Avoid overhead electrical hazards. Look for overhead power lines before handling a ladder. Avoid using a metal ladder near power lines.
• Never use metal ladders around exposed electrical wiring. Metal ladders should be marked with tags or sckers reading “CAUTION-Do Not Use Around
Electrical Equipment” or similar wording.
• Use only the non-conducve ladders in wet and damp locaons where electrical work is ancipated.
• Wear shoes with slip resistant soles.
• Clean mud and other slippery substances o your shoes and ladder rungs before climbing the ladder.
• When moving an extension ladder always retract the “y” secon(s).
• When carrying an extension ladder keep the boom secon lower than the top. Use a ladder dolly to help you carry heavy ladders.
• When using extension ladders consider using fall protecon systems
Tips, Tricks & Best Practices
1. Alternate the cam lock when connecting truss sections together.
2. It is best to slide the collapsed truss sections into the
protective bags female end rst.
4. When packing the truss sections into the containers you will nd it easier to tip the container on its side or at an
angle (lower than 45º) to load them in.
3. Be sure to tuck the extra section of the protective bags
into the end of the truss before you store them.
3 Columns
7 Rows
18’ , 6”
X
15’
18’ , 6”
X
26’
18’ , 6”
X
15’
18’ , 6”
X
15’
26’ X 15’
26’ X 15’
1 2 3 4
1
2
3
10 BUNGEES 26’
8 BUNGEES 18’
Net & Bungee Cord layout
01
02
28 MALE TO FEMALE
2 MALE TO MALE
2 FEMALE TO FEMALE
ATTACH BUNGEES IN THE CORNERS NOTED IN RED FIRST. ATTACH THE
NET WITH A BUNGEE AT EACH REMAINING JOINT OF THE TOP FRAME.
1 18, 6” X 26’ NET
36 BUNGEES
04
4 MALE TO FEMALE
4 BASE PLATE
16 HEX BOLTS
MOUNT 4 BASE PLATES
TO 4 MALE TO FEMALE,
SET ASIDE.
03
4 MALE TO FEMALE
2 26” X 15’ NET
LIFT THE TOP FRAME UP AND ATTACH 4 MALE TO FEMALES TO THE
CORNERS. ATTACH THE SIDE NETS TO THE TOP FRAME IN THE CORNERS
AS WITH THE TOP NET BEFORE LETTING THEM HANG.
36 BUNGEES
2 18, 6” X 15’ NET
05
06
LIFT THE TOP FRAME UP AND ATTACH 1 MALE TO FEMALE SECTION TO
EACH CORNER, REPEAT 3 TIMES. AS YOU RAISE UP EACH SECTION YOU
CAN ATTACH THE SIDE NETS TO THE LEGS AT EACH JOINT AS YOU GO.
12 MALE TO FEMALE
24 BUNGEES
4 MALE TO FEMALE
WITH BASE PLATE
LIFT THE TOP FRAME UP AND ATTACH 1 MALE TO FEMALE SECTION
WITH BASE PLATE TO EACH CORNER. ATTACH THE LAST 8 BUNGEES. THE
COURSE CAN THEN BE SHIFTED TO ITS FINAL POSITION
8 BUNGEES
07
WITH THE COURSE IN ITS FINAL POSITION CHOOSE A CORNER
TO SERVE AS THE ENTRANCE. REMOVE 3 BUNGEES FROM THAT
CORNER OF THE NET AS SHOWN.
THREAD 2 OF THE NET RETAINERS INTO THE LEG AS SHOWN.
08
09
WEAVE THE TENT POLES THROUGH THE BOTTOM HOLE OF
EACH SIDE NET TO PREVENT THE UAV FROM SLIDING UNDER
THE NET.
For technical questions or to place an order:
Phone: (509) 252 - 5767
Fax: (509) 924 - 2219
Email us at:
info@mymindsi.com
Write to:
ATTN: MINDS-i Inc.
22819 East Appleway Avenue
Liberty Lake, Washington 99019
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Patents US 7,517,270; US 7,410,225; US 7,736,211; US 7,841,923; MX 288,350; Additional Patents Pending. Trademarks 3,420,137 and 3,487,694
Copyright © 2012 MINDS-i Inc. All rights reserved.
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