14 patent(s) in this week's alert:
Assignee Summary:| Patents | Owner |
| 1 | Arthrex |
| 1 | C2CNT |
| 1 | CISCO TECHNOLOGY |
| 1 | Crestron Electronics |
| 1 | e-Vision Smart Optics |
| 1 | ECOLUTION KWH |
| 1 | General Water Systems |
| 1 | MyMD Pharmaceuticals |
| 1 | PLATFORM INNOVATIONS |
| 1 | Profile Products |
| 1 | SIMPLEX DESIGNS |
| 1 | SLICIP |
| 1 | Snap |
| 1 | VALIDFILL |
| Patents | Class Code |
| 2 | A61B [DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION (analysing biologica...] |
| 2 | H04L [TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC C...] |
| 1 | H05K [PRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ...] |
| 1 | A61F [FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEV...] |
| 1 | A61K [PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET PURPOSES (d...] |
| 1 | B60L [PROPULSION OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES (arrangem...] |
| 1 | B67D [DISPENSING, DELIVERING, OR TRANSFERRING LIQUIDS, NOT OT...] |
| 1 | C02F [TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE (pro...] |
| 1 | C05G [MIXTURES OF FERTILISERS COVERED INDIVIDUALLY BY DIFFERE...] |
| 1 | C25B [ELECTROLYTIC OR ELECTROPHORETIC PROCESSES FOR THE PRODU...] |
| 1 | G02F [DEVICES OR ARRANGEMENTS, THE OPTICAL OPERATION OF WHICH...] |
| 1 | G06Q [DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS OR METHODS, SPECIALLY ADAPTED F...] |
Details on individual patents:
| #11937802 | Suture anchor with proximal end for promoting tissue in-growth |
| Applied: | 11/05/2020, #17/089788 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [1237 days App to Issue] Normal range: (667 to 2071) |
| Pat Class: | A61B [DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION (analysing biologica...]; there are 94121 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 20; Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 29) |
| Assignee: | Arthrex (Naples, FL) with total patents of: 640 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Blank Rome LLP |
| 1st Invent: | Thomas Dooney, Jr. (Naples, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A suture anchor for tissue repair that has a proximal section and a main section where the proximal and main sections are formed of different materials. The proximal section is formed of a material that promotes in-growth from the surrounding tissue. |
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| #11938032 | Prosthetic implant removal tool and associated method |
| Applied: | 12/18/2020, #17/127006 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [1194 days App to Issue] Normal range: (654 to 2144) |
| Pat Class: | A61F [FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEV...]; there are 40267 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 12; Normal range for this patent class is (5 to 29) |
| Assignee: | SIMPLEX DESIGNS (Duluth, GA) with total patents of: 2 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: XSENSUS LLP |
| 1st Invent: | Jose S. Rivera, Jr. (Naples, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A tool and an associated method for removing a prosthetic implant includes a lateral tool, a first impact tool secured to the lateral tool, a medial tool, and a second impact tool. Although the tool can be used to remove a variety of different prosthetic implants, it finds particular application in the removal of femoral implants. Both lateral and medial tools are utilized. The lateral tool includes a generally arcuate shape with upstanding sidewalls that define an arcuate interior. The lateral tool is thus dimensioned to follow the contour of the lateral side of a femoral implant. The medial tool includes opposing side walls that define an interior opening. The opening is sized to receive the neck of the femoral implant, thereby allowing the tool to closely follow the medial bone/implant interface. |
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| #11938126 | Method of treating diseases of the visual system |
| Applied: | 06/28/2022, #17/851862 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [637 days App to Issue] Normal range: (560 to 2100) |
| Pat Class: | A61K [PREPARATIONS FOR MEDICAL, DENTAL, OR TOILET PURPOSES (d...]; there are 107057 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 10; Normal range for this patent class is (3 to 29) |
| Assignee: | MyMD Pharmaceuticals (Baltimore, MD) with total patents of: 12 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Banner Witcoff, Ltd. |
| 1st Invent: | Jonnie R. Williams (Sarasota, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=1, M=0 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | In some aspects, isomyosmine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof may be administered to an individual for the treatment of diseases of the visual system. |
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| #11938292 | Laparoscopic flexible suction device and associated methodology |
| Applied: | 10/13/2021, #17/450765 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [895 days App to Issue] Normal range: (667 to 2071) |
| Pat Class: | A61B [DIAGNOSIS; SURGERY; IDENTIFICATION (analysing biologica...]; there are 94121 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 18; Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 29) |
| Assignee: | PLATFORM INNOVATIONS (Naples, FL) with total patents of: 1 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Martensen IP |
| 1st Invent: | Robert F. Novell (Colorado Springs, CO) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A laparoscopic suction/irrigation device of the disclosed invention encases a rigid inner cannula with a flexible outer cannula, the outer cannula functioning to insulate the inner cannula from unwanted electrical discharges. Upon translating the distal end of the outer cannula beyond the distal end of the inner cannula, the outer cannula returns to a preexisting curvilinear shape. This curved extension can thereafter be positioned via a proximal handle to concavities within the surgical site for precise and effective fluid retraction. |
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| #11938841 | Supplemental energy generation and storage for trains |
| Applied: | 09/03/2020, #17/011891 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [1300 days App to Issue] Normal range: (622 to 1654) |
| Pat Class: | B60L [PROPULSION OF ELECTRICALLY-PROPELLED VEHICLES (arrangem...]; there are 5823 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 24; Unusually More Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 21) |
| Assignee: | ECOLUTION KWH (Naples, FL) with total patents of: 3 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Patzik, Frank Samotny Ltd. |
| 1st Invent: | Johnny Then-Gautier (Santo Domingo, ) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=1, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | The invention relates to the supplemental generation of energy from operation of a train, and specifically to the generation of energy in connection to the rotation of disc brake rotors in combination with generators. Rotation of the disc brake rotors creates rotational energy that is transmitted to the generators, which then transmits the energy to a series of batteries for storage. The batteries may be stored in the platform for the train and/or within the train car itself. Energy from the batteries may be utilized by removal of the batteries from the train or through a number of outlets, sockets or connectors associated with the train car or platform. |
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| #11939203 | Beverage dispensing system |
| Applied: | 10/06/2022, #17/938476 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [537 days App to Issue] Unusually Fast Normal range: (600 to 1736) |
| Pat Class: | B67D [DISPENSING, DELIVERING, OR TRANSFERRING LIQUIDS, NOT OT...]; there are 3875 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 18; Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 25) |
| Assignee: | VALIDFILL (Bradenton, FL) with total patents of: 14 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Buchanan Ingersoll Rooney PC |
| 1st Invent: | Peter Dorney (Warren, PA) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=1, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | Disclosed is a disbursing system including a dispensing unit and a read area having at least two readers. Each of the at least two readers is configured to generate a signal when detecting a marker disposed on a beverage container. The beverage container includes at least two markers. The system includes a switch in electro-mechanical connection with the dispensing unit. The system includes a control module in operative connection with the switch and in communication with the at least two readers. When the at least two readers generate at least two signals detecting at least two markers, the control module actuates the switch. |
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| #11939235 | System and method for using AC and DC sensors for water treatment |
| Applied: | 08/01/2021, #17/390982 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [968 days App to Issue] Normal range: (597 to 1781) |
| Pat Class: | C02F [TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE (pro...]; there are 7046 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 9; Normal range for this patent class is (6 to 26) |
| Assignee: | General Water Systems (Corona, CA) with total patents of: 2 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: RIMON PC |
| 1st Invent: | Andrew L. Smith (Fort Myers, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A system and method are disclosed for automatically operating a high voltage resonance circuit. An embodiment of the system includes one or more coils each coil can be an alternating current (AC) coil or a direct current (DC) coil. Ari embodiment of the system further includes a microprocessor that issues commands to control amplitude and frequency of pulses of the one or more coils to reach and maintain a resonant condition for water treatment. The microprocessor determines whether a coil is an AC coil or a DC coil by detecting whether a capacitor is connected in series with the coil. An embodiment of the system further includes one or more sensors that measure the quality of water and provide feedback to the microprocessor. |
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| #11939275 | Biodegradable polymers on fertilizer nutrients |
| Applied: | 04/29/2022, #17/733252 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [697 days App to Issue] Normal range: (427 to 1615) |
| Pat Class: | C05G [MIXTURES OF FERTILISERS COVERED INDIVIDUALLY BY DIFFERE...]; there are 145 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 21; Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 25) |
| Assignee: | Profile Products (Buffalo Grove, IL) with total patents of: 28 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: BROOKS KUSHMAN P.C. |
| 1st Invent: | Edward Rosenthal (Sarasota, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A controlled release fertilizer includes a core including plant nutrient particles and a biodegradable coating composition forming at least one layer surrounding the core, the composition comprising cellulose, the at least one layer being structured as a semi-permeable surface membrane configured to release the plant nutrients from the core in a linear manner. |
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| #11939682 | Electrolysis methods that utilize carbon dioxide and a non-iron additive for making desired nanocarbon allotropes |
| Applied: | 11/23/2022, #17/993365 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [489 days App to Issue] Unusually Fast Normal range: (745 to 1895) |
| Pat Class: | C25B [ELECTROLYTIC OR ELECTROPHORETIC PROCESSES FOR THE PRODU...]; there are 1943 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 15; Normal range for this patent class is (6 to 26) |
| Assignee: | C2CNT (Venice, FL) with total patents of: 23 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams Aughtry |
| 1st Invent: | Stuart Licht (Venice, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=2 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | The embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a method and apparatus for producing a carbon nanomaterial product (CNM) product that may comprise carbon nanotubes and various other allotropes of nanocarbon. The method and apparatus employ a consumable carbon dioxide (CO{subscript}2{/subscript}) and a renewable carbonate electrolyte as reactants in an electrolysis reaction in order to make CNTs. In some embodiments of the present disclosure, operational conditions of the electrolysis reaction may be varied in order to produce the CNM product with a greater incidence of a desired allotrope of nanocarbon or a desired combination of two or more allotropes. |
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| #11940711 | Beam steering devices |
| Applied: | 08/18/2021, #17/406030 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [951 days App to Issue] Normal range: (552 to 1562) |
| Pat Class: | G02F [DEVICES OR ARRANGEMENTS, THE OPTICAL OPERATION OF WHICH...]; there are 30868 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 20; Normal range for this patent class is (6 to 24) |
| Assignee: | e-Vision Smart Optics (Sarasota, FL) with total patents of: 73 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Smith Baluch LLP |
| 1st Invent: | Anthony Van Heugten (Sarasota, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A beam steering device includes a substrate with a first refractive index that defines a cavity, an electroactive material in the cavity that has a variable refractive index, and two sets of opposing overlays. The overlays in one set of opposing overlays are parallel to each other, while the overlays in the other set are tilted with respect to each other. This allows one or more electric fields between the overlays to be used to align the electroactive material in two different directions to change its refractive index, allowing for a faster speed of beam steering through refraction than conventional approaches. |
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| #11941585 | Hot desk booking using user badge |
| Applied: | 10/11/2021, #17/498010 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [897 days App to Issue] Normal range: (637 to 2517) |
| Pat Class: | G06Q [DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS OR METHODS, SPECIALLY ADAPTED F...]; there are 49711 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 36; Unusually More Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 33) |
| Assignee: | Crestron Electronics (Rockleigh, NJ) with total patents of: 431 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Crestron Electronics, Inc. |
| 1st Invent: | Robert Bach (Bradenton, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=3 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A local workspace access system is associated with a local workspace, reads badge data, and transmits the badge data. A workspace personalization management system receives the badge data, locates an organization associated with the badge data, and transmits the badge data to its associated organization. A server associated with the organization receives the badge data, locates a member of the organization who is associated with the badge data, and transmits the workspace configuration associated with the member to the workspace personalization management system. The workspace personalization management system transmits a keyable code to a messaging service device of the member and transmits the keyable code and the workspace configuration associated with the member to the local workspace access system. The local workspace access system receives member input of the keyable code, and verifies that the inputted keyable code matches the keyable code received from the workspace personalization management system. |
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| #11943131 | Confidence reinforcement of automated remediation decisions through service health measurements |
| Applied: | 07/26/2023, #18/359152 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [244 days App to Issue] Unusually Fast Normal range: (587 to 1927) |
| Pat Class: | H04L [TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC C...]; there are 129823 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 20; Normal range for this patent class is (8 to 28) |
| Assignee: | CISCO TECHNOLOGY (San Jose, CA) with total patents of: 17256 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Edell, Shapiro Finnan, LLC |
| 1st Invent: | Steven Michael Holl (Sarasota, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=4 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | A method comprises: by a controller to communicate with devices of a network, storing classifiers assigned to groups of the devices to identify device commonality for each group; associating, to the classifiers, historical probabilities of success with which an automated response executed by one or more of the devices remediates a device alarm event; when a device of the devices reports the device alarm event, identifying each classifier to which the device belongs, each historical probability for each classifier, and a rule with classifier thresholds for the automated response; determining to execute the automated response on the device by evaluating the rule using each historical probability and the classifier thresholds; after the automated response is executed, performing a service test supported across the devices, and monitoring test results from the service test; and after the service test, updating each historical probability using the test results. |
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| #11943303 | Augmented reality objects registry |
| Applied: | 05/20/2022, #17/664377 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [676 days App to Issue] Normal range: (587 to 1927) |
| Pat Class: | H04L [TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL INFORMATION, e.g. TELEGRAPHIC C...]; there are 129823 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 20; Normal range for this patent class is (8 to 28) |
| Assignee: | Snap (Santa Monica, CA) with total patents of: 2147 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Schwegman Lundberg Woessner, P.A. |
| 1st Invent: | Jennica Pounds (Cape Coral, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=1, M=1 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | Various embodiments provide for a registry for augmented reality (AR) objects, which can provide AR objects to a client device to support various software or hardware applications. For instance, some embodiments provide for an AR object registry that facilitates or enables registration of one or more AR objects in association with one or more locations across a planet. |
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| #11943897 | Dielectric liquid immersion cooling container |
| Applied: | 05/05/2023, #18/312941 |
| Issued: | 03/26/2024, [326 days App to Issue] Unusually Fast Normal range: (528 to 1486) |
| Pat Class: | H05K [PRINTED CIRCUITS; CASINGS OR CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS OF ...]; there are 31055 other patents in this class since 2005. |
| Claims: | 20; Normal range for this patent class is (7 to 21) |
| Assignee: | SLICIP (Tyler, TX) with total patents of: 1 (since 2005) |
| Counsel: | Firm: Hill Ward Henderson, P.A. |
| 1st Invent: | Dmitry Fomin (Sarasota, FL) |
| Inventors: | Genders: F=0, M=2 |
| Abstract: 2000 char max | An immersion-cooling container for single-phase liquid dielectric immersion cooling. The container has a tank and a liner, which mate together to form a sealed inflow channel and one or more sealed outflow channels. The liner and the support base comprise one or more vents to permit passage of liquid dielectric coolant to envelop and cool equipment disposed inside the container. The tank sidewalls have corrugations that define one or more down-flow channels that promote passage of the liquid coolant from the container and into the outflow channels, thereby enabling continuous circulation of the liquid dielectric coolant. |
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