Patents by Inventor David M. Meyers
David M. Meyers 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: 20160224071Abstract: An information handling system housing is provided with a base portion, a head portion and a chin portion all coupled via a hinge such that the chin portion are separately articulable. By providing the hinge so that the chin portion can articulate separately from the rest of the head portion, the chin portion can articulate towards the rear of the system. This articulation reduces the table height of the hinge pivot point, and therefore reduces the slope of the base and keyboard assembly.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 2, 2015Publication date: August 4, 2016Applicant: DELL PRODUCTS L.P.Inventors: Lawrence E. Knepper, David M. Meyers
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Patent number: 9201465Abstract: An information handling system converts from a closed position to a tablet position by rotating a lid with a display 360 degrees about a hinge having synchronized and continuous motion. The hinge has first and second axles held distal by a spacer. A synchronizer translates motion of each axle to the other to provide fluid movement of the lid relative to the housing. For instance, first and second cables translate rotational motion with the disposition of a discontinuous figure eight between the first and second axles.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2013Date of Patent: December 1, 2015Assignee: Dell Products L.P.Inventors: David M. Meyers, Justin C. Lyles
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Patent number: 9122455Abstract: An information handling system converts from a closed position to a tablet position by rotating a lid with a display 360 degrees about a hinge having motion translated between lid and housing portions through first and second engage gears of different diameters. The hinge has first and second axles held in a spaced and substantially parallel orientation by a support with first and second gears having a gear ratio of substantially 2.54 to 1. Overall system thickness is reduced by having a lid portion gear with a diameter of substantially the thickness of the lid portion and a housing portion gear with a diameter of substantially the thickness of the housing portion.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2013Date of Patent: September 1, 2015Assignee: Dell Products L.P.Inventor: David M. Meyers
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Publication number: 20150186991Abstract: A method, a device and a system of creditor alert when a vehicle enters an impound lot are disclosed. In one aspect, a vehicle includes a vehicle having a tracking device to determine a present geospatial location of the vehicle, a network, a tracking server to periodically receive the present geospatial location of the vehicle through the network, and an impound alerting server communicatively coupled with a tracking server to determine whether the vehicle is within a boundary of an impound lot, and to generate an alert to a creditor device when the vehicle is within the boundary of the impound lot beyond a threshold amount of time. A database may be communicatively coupled with the impound alerting server. The database may have stored within a set of records comprising address information of a number of impound lot boundaries and/or associated meta data.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 31, 2013Publication date: July 2, 2015Inventors: David M. Meyer, KYLE FJELSTAD
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Publication number: 20150146362Abstract: An information handling system converts from a closed position to a tablet position by rotating a lid with a display 360 degrees about a hinge having motion translated between lid and housing portions through first and second engage gears of different diameters. The hinge has first and second axles held in a spaced and substantially parallel orientation by a support with first and second gears having a gear ratio of substantially 2.54 to 1. Overall system thickness is reduced by having a lid portion gear with a diameter of substantially the thickness of the lid portion and a housing portion gear with a diameter of substantially the thickness of the housing portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2013Publication date: May 28, 2015Applicant: Dell Products L.P.Inventor: David M. Meyers
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VERACITY DETERMINATION THROUGH COMPARISON OF A GEOSPATIAL LOCATION OF A VEHICLE WITH A PROVIDED DATA
Publication number: 20150066362Abstract: A method, apparatus and system related to veracity determination through comparison of a geospatial location data of a vehicle with a provided data are disclosed. In one aspect, the method of a veracity server associates a provided data of an individual with a vehicle using a processor, determines the geospatial location of a vehicle, correlates a relevance of the geospatial location of the vehicle with the provided data, and determines the veracity of the provided data based on the relevance of the geospatial location of the vehicle to the provided data. The method may also comprise the usage of a geospatial circuit in the vehicle in order to transmit geospatial coordinates as well as a plurality of relevant locational information of the vehicle to the veracity server in order to make a correct veracity determination of the provided data.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2013Publication date: March 5, 2015Inventors: David M. Meyer, Mark J. Behnke -
Patent number: 8462021Abstract: A simulated vehicle tracking device is installed in a conspicuous location in a vehicle. The simulated vehicle tracking device outwardly resembles the appearance of a functional vehicle tracking device, including one or more indicator lights that turn on to simulate the operation of indicator lights on a functioning vehicle tracking device. An functional vehicle tracking device is installed in an inconspicuous location in the vehicle. A person inclined to disable vehicle tracking will remove or disable the simulated vehicle tracking device instead of the functional vehicle tracking device.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2012Date of Patent: June 11, 2013Assignee: Spireon, Inc.Inventors: Timothy C. Welch, David M. Meyer
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Patent number: 8405975Abstract: Liquid cooling is selectively enabled at a portable information handling system to provide enhanced processing capabilities when needed or desired. A liquid cooling cold plate conducts thermal energy from a processing component heat pipe or heat sink to a liquid pumped from external to the information handling system housing. The pump operates with power provided from an AC/DC adapter of the information handling system or power provided from an interface with the information handling system, such as a USB port and cable. Alternatively, liquid cooling is included in a cradle to automatically engage with the information handling system is coupled to the cradle.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2011Date of Patent: March 26, 2013Assignee: Dell Products L.P.Inventors: Christopher Helberg, David M. Meyers
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Patent number: 8368561Abstract: A simulated vehicle tracking device is installed in a conspicuous location in a vehicle. The simulated vehicle tracking device outwardly resembles the appearance of a functional vehicle tracking device, including indicator lights which flash on and off in a pattern to simulate the operation of indicator lights on a functioning vehicle tracking device. An functional vehicle tracking device is installed in an inconspicuous location in the vehicle. A person inclined to disable vehicle tracking will remove or disable the simulated vehicle tracking device instead of the functional vehicle tracking device.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2010Date of Patent: February 5, 2013Assignee: Spireon, Inc.Inventors: Timothy C. Welch, David M. Meyer
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Publication number: 20120176745Abstract: Liquid cooling is selectively enabled at a portable information handling system to provide enhanced processing capabilities when needed or desired. A liquid cooling cold plate conducts thermal energy from a processing component heat pipe or heat sink to a liquid pumped from external to the information handling system housing. The pump operates with power provided from an AC/DC adapter of the information handling system or power provided from an interface with the information handling system, such as a USB port and cable. Alternatively, liquid cooling is included in a cradle to automatically engage with the information handling system is coupled to the cradle.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2011Publication date: July 12, 2012Inventors: Christopher Helberg, David M. Meyers
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Publication number: 20110241903Abstract: A simulated vehicle tracking device is installed in a conspicuous location in a vehicle. The simulated vehicle tracking device outwardly resembles the appearance of a functional vehicle tracking device, including indicator lights which flash on and off in a pattern to simulate the operation of indicator lights on a functioning vehicle tracking device. An functional vehicle tracking device is installed in an inconspicuous location in the vehicle. A person inclined to disable vehicle tracking will remove or disable the simulated vehicle tracking device instead of the functional vehicle tracking device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 28, 2010Publication date: October 6, 2011Inventors: Timothy C. Welch, David M. Meyer
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Patent number: 7182534Abstract: An information handling system dye sublimation printer stores paper in an enclosed tray that couples to the printer housing and transitions between a storage configuration and a print configuration. The storage configuration reduces the footprint of the printer by aligning with the length and width of the printer housing. The print configuration aligns the tray with a print mechanism to feed paper for printing of photographic information as an image transferred by the print mechanism. In one storage configuration embodiment, the tray removeably couples to the top of the printer housing to protect the printer's operating panel. In another embodiment, the printer housing removeably couples to the bottom of the printer housing. In another embodiment, a rotationally hinged mechanism connects the printer housing and the tray to transition between the storage and print configurations with reduced risk of separation of the tray from the printer.Type: GrantFiled: September 22, 2004Date of Patent: February 27, 2007Assignee: Dell Products L.P.Inventors: Nicole Proulx, Kuoyong Huang, David M. Meyers
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Patent number: 6220257Abstract: An apparatus for moving a flexible comprises first and second elongated handles, each of the handles having at least an upper and a lower aperture defined therethrough, the apertures extending substantially transversely to the elongated handles. At least one central aperture is also defined in each of the first and second handles, the central aperture extending substantially transversely to the elongated handles and positioned between the upper and lower apertures. A loop of flexible element, extends through, and freely slidable within each of the apertures in each of the handles, wherein manipulation of the handles in conjunction with pressure applied to the loop of flexible element advances the element through the apertures to change the position of the flexible element relative to the handles.Type: GrantFiled: August 3, 1999Date of Patent: April 24, 2001Assignee: Televideo Consultants, Inc.Inventors: Stuart L. Meyer, Jonathan I. Meyer, Eric S. Meyer, David M. Meyer
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Patent number: 6055993Abstract: A method and apparatus for positioning and moving a flexible element is shown and described herein. The method includes the steps of providing a pair of elongated handles, each having a pair of apertures, providing a loop of flexible element threaded through the apertures, and advancing the elements through the apertures by moving the handles and tensioning various segments of the loop. The apparatus includes first and second elongated handles each having a pair of apertures, at least one of the handles including a cleat extending transversely to said handle, and a loop of flexible element threaded through the apertures and entrained around the cleat.Type: GrantFiled: June 13, 1997Date of Patent: May 2, 2000Assignee: TeleVideo Consultants, Inc.Inventors: Jonathan J. Meyer, Eric S. Meyer, David M. Meyer, Stuart L. Meyer
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Patent number: 5678579Abstract: An apparatus and method for positioning and moving a flexible element in space. The element is formed into a loop mounted on a pair of positioning handles. The loop, which may be a real or a virtual loop, is mounted on the two handles so as to be movable relative to the handles and to form a working segment of the element between corresponding one free end of the handles, each by one hand or both by the fingers (and thumb) of one hand, positions the working segment in space and manipulation of the loop moves the working segment relative to the handles. The apparatus and method find advantageous application in dental flossing devices, a laparoscopic surgical device or cutting or abrading devices, for example.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 1995Date of Patent: October 21, 1997Assignee: Televideo Consultants, Inc.Inventors: Stuart L. Meyer, Jonathan I. Meyer, Eric S. Meyer, David M. Meyer
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Patent number: 5578391Abstract: A battery pack (10) having a protruding battery contact (14) is provided with a disconnect switch circuit. The circuit comprises at least one battery cell (22), and a mechanical switch (24) which controls .ang.operation of an electronic switch circuit (36). A latch member (16) is provided for attaching the battery pack to a device to be powered, and is moveable between a first and second position, and is biased by a spring means to the first position. In the first position, the latch member acts on the mechanical switch such that the electronic switch circuit disconnects the battery contact from the battery cell or cells. When the latch member is moved to the second position (17), the circuit operates to connect the battery contact to the battery cell or cells.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 1995Date of Patent: November 26, 1996Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: David M. Meyers, Jose M. Fernandez, James R. Brunette
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Patent number: 5469874Abstract: A flossing apparatus and method of flossing. The flossing apparatus comprises a pair of separate and distinct flossing handles which are interconnected by a loop of dental floss. The loop is formed from a length of dental floss and includes a working segment of floss which interconnects corresponding free ends of the handles, a control segment which interconnects the handles at points displaced from the free ends, and a pair of side segments which run along corresponding handles between respective ends of the working and control segments. The handles are free to move on all axes relative to each other, restrained only by the dimensions of the loop. They are also free to move relative to the loop. The flossing handles are used by manipulating them separately to achieve any optimum working floss segment length and angular relationship between the handles for the particular flossing operation contemplated.Type: GrantFiled: February 24, 1994Date of Patent: November 28, 1995Assignee: Televideo Consultants, Inc.Inventors: Stuart L. Meyer, Eric S. Meyer, David M. Meyer, Jonathan I. Meyer
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Patent number: 5121804Abstract: A fishing pole is provided wherein the handle is defined as a scale, with a hook projecting coaxially and exteriorly of the handle at a rear terminal end thereof for mounting and weighing of a fish thereon. A further embodiment of the invention for use in bait casting organizations mounts a scale in parallel contiguous relationship relative to the handle, with the hook directed orthogonally relative to the housing of the scale for weighing of fish subsequent to their catching.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 1991Date of Patent: June 16, 1992Inventors: David A. Labs, David M. Meyers
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Patent number: D350329Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 1992Date of Patent: September 6, 1994Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Phillip E. Lindeman, David M. Meyers
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Patent number: D360631Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 1993Date of Patent: July 25, 1995Assignee: Motorola, Inc.Inventors: Robert G. Uskali, David M. Meyers