Patents Assigned to QB Technology
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Patent number: 9819410Abstract: System, method and application integrates secure, seamless and global telecommunications satellite system network with certain radiocommunications services providing two physically separate and electronically discrete wireless radio frequency (RF) broadband networks delivering terabit/sec data transfer rates per each satellite and combines redundant terrestrial fiber private networks to address atmospheric attenuation and system failures. The super speed satellite system (S4) with separate discreet network connectivity for both performance data and Internet signals resides on virtual cloud platform to support multiple mobile connectivity applications to access, monitor, track and relay RF multimedia signal transmissions in two modes: download or streaming enabling real time virtual “black box” signal transmissions of approximately 9.5 terabits/sec per satellite to/from any latitude or longitude between aircraft, and authorized S4 ground network operating centers (NOC).Type: GrantFiled: April 13, 2017Date of Patent: November 14, 2017Assignee: QB TECHNOLOGY PARTNERS, LLCInventors: Celso Azevedo, George Sarkis
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Patent number: 6167624Abstract: A method for producing a polymeric foamed material panel including the steps of providing a polymeric foamed material; and cutting (e.g. hot wire cutting) the polymeric foamed material until reaching a preconfiguration cut point. The method further includes cutting subsequently from the preconfiguration cut point a brace-receiving configuration in the polymeric foamed material; and sliding a brace member into the brace-receiving configuration to produce a polymeric foamed material panel. A method for forming a structure comprising engaging together a pair of polymeric foamed material panels produced in accordance with the method for producing a polymeric foamed material panel. A polymeric foamed material panel comprising a panel consisting of a polymeric foamed material, and a brace-receiving-configured slot disposed in the polymeric foamed material of the panel. A brace member is disposed in the brace-receiving-configured slot in the polymeric foamed material of the panel.Type: GrantFiled: November 3, 1999Date of Patent: January 2, 2001Assignee: QB Technologies, L.C.Inventors: Kenneth P. Lanahan, Thomas G. Durham, Stephen C. Foreman
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Patent number: 5943775Abstract: A method for producing a polymeric foamed material panel including the steps of providing a polymeric foamed material; and cutting (e.g. hot wire cutting) the polymeric foamed material until reaching a preconfiguration cut point. The method further includes cutting subsequently from the preconfiguration cut point a brace-receiving configuration in the polymeric foamed material; and sliding a brace member into the brace-receiving configuration to produce a polymeric foamed material panel. A method for forming a structure comprising engaging together a pair of polymeric foamed material panels produced in accordance with the method for producing a polymeric foamed material panel. A polymeric foamed material panel comprising a panel consisting of a polymeric foamed material, and a brace-receiving-configured slot disposed in the polymeric foamed material of the panel. A brace member is disposed in the brace-receiving-configured slot in the polymeric foamed material of the panel.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 1998Date of Patent: August 31, 1999Assignee: QB TechnologyInventors: Kenneth P. Lanahan, Thomas G. Durham, Stephen C. Foreman
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Patent number: 5842276Abstract: A method for producing a polymeric foamed material panel including the steps of providing a polymeric foamed material; and cutting (e.g. hot wire cutting) the polymeric foamed material until reaching a preconfiguration cut point. The method further includes cutting subsequently from the preconfiguration cut point a brace-receiving configuration in the polymeric foamed material; and sliding a brace member into the brace-receiving configuration to produce a polymeric foamed material panel.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 1995Date of Patent: December 1, 1998Assignee: QB Technologies, L.C.Inventors: William V. Asher, Kenneth P. Lanahan, Curtis T. Martin