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Bora F Aykin

from Keyport, NJ
Age ~41
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Also known as:
Aykin Bora
Related to:
Nuray Aykin, 67Turgut Aykin, 67Aykin Bora, 49
Connected to:
Cherie L Aykroid, 56Taylor N Aykroid, 32Kimberly F Ayl, 62Douglas J Aylaian, 64James P Aylen, 47Jenny Aylen, 84Sheila M Ayler, 71Stephanie Ayler, 31Susan H Ayler, 69Terry Ayler, 34

Bora Aykin Phones & Addresses

  • Keyport, NJ
  • Holmdel, NJ

Work

Company: Ac2 solutions Jun 2006 Position: Advertisement sales inventory intern

Education

School / High School: Cornell University 2011 Specialities: BS in Operations Research Engineering

Skills

Operations Research

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Bora Aykin

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Skills:
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Bora Aykin Keyport, NJ

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Work:
AC2 Solutions

Jun 2006 to Sep 2008
Advertisement Sales Inventory intern
The New School

Jun 2004 to Aug 2004
Education:
Cornell University
2011
BS in Operations Research Engineering
Holmdel High School
2006

Publications

Us Patents

Y-Shaped Garbage And Recyclables Separating Disposal System

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US Patent:
62934090, Sep 25, 2001
Filed:
Jan 22, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/491091
Inventors:
Bora F. Aykin - Red Bank NJ
International Classification:
B07C 704
US Classification:
209702
Abstract:
A Y-Shaped Garbage and Recyclables Separating Disposal System that consists of a top with two chutes attached to each other at an angle and a stand supporting a foot pedal on the floor, and two containers. One of the containers stores garbage, and the other, attached to the recyclables chute, for recyclables. The drop chute and the recyclables chute are attached to each other forming an upside down "Y" (referred to as "Y-Shaped chute"). The drop chute is vertical allowing anything drop into it to go through it without any obstacle. The recyclables chute is attached to the drop chute at an angle in the middle of the drop chute. The recyclables chute is normally blocked by a blocker not allowing garbage to go into the container for recyclables. The blocker is operated by a foot pedal that is attached to a vertical stand by a hinge and a spring and connected with the blocker by a spring. To deposit recyclables, the foot pedal is pressed down.

System And Method For Auto-Ranging/Auto-Calibrating Universal Ion-Selective Probe Mobile Technology Interface

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US Patent:
20190265184, Aug 29, 2019
Filed:
Feb 24, 2018
Appl. No.:
15/904358
Inventors:
Bora F. Aykin - Keyport NJ, US
International Classification:
G01N 27/30
G01N 27/417
Abstract:
A system and method for an interface reading ion-selective probes through a device with an audio input with stereo output and mono microphone inline input. Using this interface, multiple probes with different voltage ranges can be handled using one output speaker line to control offset while the other controls gain on the signal from the probe. The output from the interface is read and interpreted via the microphone bidirectional input of the device with the audio port. Furthermore, by reading the microphone input, the device with the audio port auto-calibrate and auto-range fear maximum resolution for the microphone's given dynamic range by adjusting the output fix the two speaker lines, the offset and gain.
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