Patents by Inventor Christopher A. Carlisle
Christopher A. Carlisle has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20220383291Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for rapid activation of electronic payment devices with a mobile device. The method includes generating, with at least one processor, activation data corresponding to a non-activated electronic payment device issued to a user, storing, on an activation element associated with the electronic payment device, a unique identifier corresponding to the electronic payment device, receiving, with at least one processor, an activation request from a mobile device in response to the user scanning the activation element with the mobile device, the activation request comprising identification data associated with the user and the unique identifier, determining, with at least one processor, that the activation data matches the identification data, and, in response to determining that the activation data matches the identification data, activating the electronic payment device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 11, 2022Publication date: December 1, 2022Inventors: Patrick Ryan Flanagan, Christopher Carlisle Weber
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Patent number: 11467136Abstract: A septum contains at least one internal chamber along the central axis of the septum. The chamber provides relief space into which the sealing sections of the septum can deform as a needle passes through the septum. Incorporation of the chamber reduces surface area contact and friction between the septum and needle, which results in reduced septum tearing and reduced production of particulate matter from abrasion.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2018Date of Patent: October 11, 2022Assignee: Chromatography Research Supplies, Inc.Inventors: Christopher A. Carlisle, Mohamed M. Marei, David L. Jones, Edward J. Heiny, David S. Hubbard
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Patent number: 11443295Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for rapid activation of electronic payment devices with a mobile device. The method includes generating, with at least one processor, activation data corresponding to a non-activated electronic payment device issued to a user, storing, on an activation element associated with the electronic payment device, a unique identifier corresponding to the electronic payment device, receiving, with at least one processor, an activation request from a mobile device in response to the user scanning the activation element with the mobile device, the activation request comprising identification data associated with the user and the unique identifier, determining, with at least one processor, that the activation data matches the identification data, and, in response to determining that the activation data matches the identification data, activating the electronic payment device.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 2019Date of Patent: September 13, 2022Assignee: Visa International Service AssociationInventors: Patrick Ryan Flanagan, Christopher Carlisle Weber
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Patent number: 10859540Abstract: A septum containing a duckbill valve assembly includes a plurality of elastomeric ribs extending from the body of the septum to the duckbill valve assembly. When inserted into an injection port cavity, force generated by an interference fit between the body of the septum and the cavity is transmitted by the ribs to the duckbill valve assembly. The ribs are configured to reversibly collapse at a hinge point when a needle is inserted through the duckbill valve assembly and are spaced to assist in centering the needle in the duckbill valve assembly. The ribs reduce wear on the duckbill valve assembly by reducing the concentration of compressive forces at higher inlet pressures while maintaining sufficient compressive force to close the duckbill valve assembly at lower inlet pressures.Type: GrantFiled: November 19, 2018Date of Patent: December 8, 2020Assignee: Chromatography Research Supplies, Inc.Inventors: Christopher A. Carlisle, Mohamed M. Marei, David L. Jones, Edward J. Heiny, David S. Hubbard
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Publication number: 20200349549Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for rapid activation of electronic payment devices with a mobile device. The method includes generating, with at least one processor, activation data corresponding to a non-activated electronic payment device issued to a user, storing, on an activation element associated with the electronic payment device, a unique identifier corresponding to the electronic payment device, receiving, with at least one processor, an activation request from a mobile device in response to the user scanning the activation element with the mobile device, the activation request comprising identification data associated with the user and the unique identifier, determining, with at least one processor, that the activation data matches the identification data, and, in response to determining that the activation data matches the identification data, activating the electronic payment device.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2019Publication date: November 5, 2020Inventors: Patrick Ryan Flanagan, Christopher Carlisle Weber
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Publication number: 20200041465Abstract: A septum containing a duckbill valve assembly includes a plurality of elastomeric ribs extending from the body of the septum to the duckbill valve assembly. When inserted into an injection port cavity, force generated by an interference fit between the body of the septum and the cavity is transmitted by the ribs to the duckbill valve assembly. The ribs are configured to reversibly collapse at a hinge point when a needle is inserted through the duckbill valve assembly and are spaced to assist in centering the needle in the duckbill valve assembly. The ribs reduce wear on the duckbill valve assembly by reducing the concentration of compressive forces at higher inlet pressures while maintaining sufficient compressive force to close the duckbill valve assembly at lower inlet pressures.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2018Publication date: February 6, 2020Inventors: Christopher A. Carlisle, Mohamed M. Marei, David L. Jones, Edward J. Heiny, David S. Hubbard
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Publication number: 20190187110Abstract: A septum contains at least one internal chamber along the central axis of the septum. The chamber provides relief space into which the sealing sections of the septum can deform as a needle passes through the septum. Incorporation of the chamber reduces surface area contact and friction between the septum and needle, which results in reduced septum tearing and reduced production of particulate matter from abrasion.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2018Publication date: June 20, 2019Inventors: Christopher A. Carlisle, Mohamed M. Marei, David L. Jones, Edward J. Heiny, David S. Hubbard
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Publication number: 20080070702Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device however receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2007Publication date: March 20, 2008Applicant: IGTInventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20080051168Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2007Publication date: February 28, 2008Applicant: IGTInventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20080020817Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2007Publication date: January 24, 2008Applicant: IGTInventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20080020842Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device however receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2007Publication date: January 24, 2008Applicant: IGTInventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20070149292Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device however receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2007Publication date: June 28, 2007Applicant: IGTInventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20060046821Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device however receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2005Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20060046822Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device however receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2005Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie
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Publication number: 20060046823Abstract: A gaming device system in which a plurality of gaming devices are linked by a common bonus event is provided. In one embodiment, the linked gaming device system includes a shared symbol generation display that is positioned adjacent to each of a plurality of associated gaming devices and has a plurality of sections and values displayed at each section. Upon a triggering of the bonus event, any player eligible to participate in the bonus may achieve an outcome generated from the bonus event including the shared display. When the shared display is activated, it simultaneously generates a separate or individual outcome associated with each of the gaming devices. The outcomes are spatially related to one another so that a random generation of an outcome associated with one gaming device automatically generates random outcomes associated with each gaming device. Each gaming device however receives the outcome only if it has participated in the random generation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2005Publication date: March 2, 2006Inventors: Joseph Kaminkow, Anthony Baerlocher, Zeke Brill, Hans Elias, Paulina Rodgers, Kehl LeSourd, Eric Wagner, Christopher Carlisle, Kirk Tedsen, Michael MacVittie