Patents by Inventor Christopher Y. Brown
Christopher Y. Brown 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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Compounding device system, software and method for controlling the process of compounding admixtures
Patent number: 11911736Abstract: An exemplary compounding method of controlling a compounding device to prepare an admixture of at least two distinct material sources can include examining material source solutions for incompatibility of the ingredients and operating a first and a second pump to prevent one of the incompatible source solutions from entering a common flow path. The processing method can detect degradation of a fluid line by evaluating one or more of calibration error rate data, cumulative volumetric flow data, or cumulative pump operation data. The processing method can also selectively transfer a first group of source solutions using the first pump, receiving pump data from one or more sensors that sense actions of the pumps, applying fluid correction factors and calculating discrete pump movements, the pump movements being indicative of an amount of source solution displacement by a pump, and operating the pumps to selectively dispense the source solution amounts according to a preparation order.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 2019Date of Patent: February 27, 2024Assignee: B. BRAUN MEDICAL INC.Inventors: Michael Y. Brown, Jacob Albro Cowperthwaite, David Earl Hershey, II, Benjamin Richard Lane, Aaron S. Pearl, Mariano Mumpower, Jeffrey Manfred Gunnarsson, James Austin Kendall, Christopher Allen Gray, Stephanne Suzann Flint, Mark David Steenbarger, Alice Maria Weintraut -
Publication number: 20230376293Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates deploying an application. Some techniques described herein occur during compile time while executable code is being generated from source code. In one example, the executable code causes different operations in an application to be assigned to different compute systems such that particular operations are required to be executed on particular compute systems. The executable code may further include bridges that assist data being transmitted between different compute systems, the bridges generated during compile time. In another example, the executable code causes data to be sent to a recording service during execution of an application. The recording service, though not included in the source code before compile time, is configured to receive copies of data transmitted on a compute system including the recording service. The recording service may also be configured to receive metadata corresponding to operations executed on the compute system.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2023Publication date: November 23, 2023Inventors: Ashok AYYAMANI, Mohammad J. ABDELHADI, Ryan J. ALLEN, James D. BATSON, Christopher Y. BROWN, Etienne BELANGER, Karl C. HSU, Jeffrey D. KOFTINOFF, Eric S. LEE, Nur O. MONSON, George E. WILLIAMS
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Publication number: 20230376541Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to capturing multiple types of data during execution of an application, the multiple types of data including data associated with messages published by nodes and metadata corresponding to execution of nodes. The multiple types of data are then stored with associated message identifiers to efficiently capture all data needed for playback. In some examples, such techniques allow for deterministic playback, even when nodes are concurrently operating on different compute systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2023Publication date: November 23, 2023Inventors: Mohammad J. ABDELHADI, Ryan J. ALLEN, Christopher Y. BROWN, Karl C. HSU, Nur O. MONSON
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Patent number: 9927060Abstract: A vehicle includes a head section having a selectively actuated first plurality of claws, a tail section having a selectively actuated second plurality of claws, and a linear actuator operably coupling the head section to the tail section. The linear actuator is configured to be selectively extended and retracted. The vehicle is configured to move forward within an enclosed space by extending the linear actuator, while the first plurality of claws is not actuated and the second plurality of claws is actuated, then retracting the linear actuator, while the first plurality of claws is actuated and the second plurality of claws is not actuated.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 2016Date of Patent: March 27, 2018Assignee: The Johns Hopkins UniversityInventors: Matthew S. Moses, Christopher Y. Brown, Charbel G. Rizk, Jason E. Tiffany, Michael D. Kutzer, David H. Scheidt
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Patent number: 9737687Abstract: A device includes first and second sheets of first and second elastic materials, respectively, and a control wire. The first sheet has a first thickness and a first length and is shaped to have a first cross-section having a first inner periphery and a first outer periphery. The second sheet has a second thickness and a second length and is shaped to have a second cross-section having a second inner periphery and a second outer periphery. One of the first sheet and the second sheet has a spacing disposed in along one of the first length and the second length, respectively. The first outer periphery is less than or equal to the second inner periphery. The second sheet surrounds the first sheet. The control wire has an end constrained to one of the first sheet the first material and the second sheet. The control wire is disposed within the spacing.Type: GrantFiled: September 22, 2011Date of Patent: August 22, 2017Assignee: The Johns Hopkins UniversityInventors: Mehran Armand, Michael D. Kutzer, Christopher Y. Brown, Russell H. Taylor, Ehsan Basafa
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Publication number: 20160310223Abstract: A vehicle includes a head section having a selectively actuated first plurality of claws, a tail section having a selectively actuated second plurality of claws, and a linear actuator operably coupling the head section to the tail section. The linear actuator is configured to be selectively extended and retracted. The vehicle is configured to move forward within an enclosed space by extending the linear actuator, while the first plurality of claws is not actuated and the second plurality of claws is actuated, then retracting the linear actuator, while the first plurality of claws is actuated and the second plurality of claws is not actuated.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2016Publication date: October 27, 2016Inventors: Matthew S. Moses, Christopher Y. Brown, Charbel G. Rizk, Jason E. Tiffany, Michael D. Kutzer, David H. Scheidt
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Publication number: 20130197306Abstract: A device includes first and second sheets of first and second elastic materials, respectively, and a control wire. The first sheet has a first thickness and a first length and is shaped to have a first cross-section having a first inner periphery and a first outer periphery. The second sheet has a second thickness and a second length and is shaped to have a second cross-section having a second inner periphery and a second outer periphery. One of the first sheet and the second sheet has a spacing disposed in along one of the first length and the second length, respectively. The first outer periphery is less than or equal to the second inner periphery. The second sheet surrounds the first sheet. The control wire has an end constrained to one of the first sheet the first material and the second sheet. The control wire is disposed within the spacing.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2011Publication date: August 1, 2013Applicant: THE JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYInventors: Mehran Armand, Michael D. Kutzer, Christopher Y. Brown, Russell H. Taylor, Ehsan Basafa
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Publication number: 20100217299Abstract: Methods and devices are provided for macerating and removing tissue. In general, a maceration device is provided that can be distally advanced into a body in a minimally invasive surgical procedure and positioned proximate to tissue desirable for removal from the body. The maceration device can include an elongate shaft having a cutting element positioned on the shaft's side (i.e., not located on a distal tip of the elongate shaft). The cutting element can rotate to macerate tissue. When being introduced to the body, an elongate axis of the elongate shaft and a longitudinal axis of the cutting element can be substantially parallel to each other. When the cutting element rotates, the elongate axis of the elongate shaft and longitudinal axis of the cutting element can not be parallel during at least a portion of the cutting element's rotation.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2008Publication date: August 26, 2010Inventors: Zev Williams, Alexander H. Slocum, Christopher Y. Brown, Darragh Buckley, Daniel Hernandez-Stewart, Aparna Rolfe, Samuel Kesner