Patents by Inventor Eugene Johnson
Eugene Johnson 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: 20130036787Abstract: The expander is used in restoration of damaged irrigation pipe sliding the pipe over the Expander reaching the flattened point in the pipe force is applied to the horizontal slider moving the upper body to push the pipe to its original shape. Obviously, the expanding head may be of varied sizes, depending upon the size requirements of the work piece.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2011Publication date: February 14, 2013Inventor: Arthur Eugene Johnson
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Publication number: 20130011623Abstract: Described herein is a monolithic three-dimensional composite having a three-dimensional layer impregnated with an outer layer of polyurea, polyurethane, or a blend thereof. In one aspect the three-dimensional layer is woven fabric of a plain 4-layer tubular weave. Optionally, the outer layer has a three-dimensional relief to simulate three-dimensional structures.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2012Publication date: January 10, 2013Applicants: Nicolon Corporation d/b/a Tencate Geosynthetics North America, THE HANSON GROUP, LLCInventors: David Michael Jones, Randy Eugene Johnson, Kevin Nelson King, Wallace L. Hanson, JR., Guy J. Stokes, John B. McIntyre, Charles Demarest
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Publication number: 20120175329Abstract: A ladder attachment having two trays connected by two supports. The connection of the two trays and two supports forms an internal hollow compartment. The two supports are attached to the two trays in a titled inwardly fashion, preferably forming an angle of 1-45°. Within this range, 15° is preferable because it corresponds to the pitch of a standard step ladder. The ladder attachment fits over the top of the step ladder whereby the internal compartment of the ladder attachment receives the step ladder.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2011Publication date: July 12, 2012Inventor: Douglas Eugene Johnson
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Publication number: 20120142567Abstract: The antiwear performance of turbine oils containing polymerized amine antioxidants and antiwear additives is maintained at or enhanced beyond the level as that of turbine oils containing monomeric amine antioxidants by employing as the antiwear additive a resorcinol bis(diphenylphosphate) (RDP). The deposit formation resistance performance of turbine oils containing monomeric and/or polymeric amine antioxidant is improved by employing RDP.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2011Publication date: June 7, 2012Applicant: EXXONMOBIL RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING COMPANYInventors: Michael R. Douglass, Douglas Eugene Johnson, Susan Ardito
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Patent number: 8166606Abstract: A squeegee assembly (10, 10?) includes a flexible wiper blade (30) sandwiched between a mounting bracket (32, 32?) and a retaining strap (34, 34?). A retainer (94) has a head (98) which is positionable between aligned and misaligned positions with mounting apertures (82, 92) to allow disassembly, assembly and retention of the squeegee assembly (10, 10?). Arcuate portions (36, 36?, 66, 66?) formed in the mounting bracket (32, 32?) and the retaining straps (34, 34?) have different radiuses. Linear portions (68, 68?, 70, 70?) of the retaining straps (34, 34?) have upper and lower edges (72, 74) bent from center portions thereof. The mounting brackets (32, 32?) include L-shaped slots (46) for slideably receiving vertical bolts (56) of the floor maintenance machine (12).Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 2007Date of Patent: May 1, 2012Assignee: Nilfisk-Advance, Inc.Inventors: Kale R. Johnson, Everett Eugene Johnson
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Patent number: 8140705Abstract: A method and system for recovering a server blade, in a multiple server blade computer, that is lost during a flash update operation on a service processor in the server blade. Because of the flash update failure, the lost server blade is unaware of its location on a management pathway, which in an exemplary form may be a midplane or a bus, which connects the server blade and a management module in a server blade chassis. The lost server blade puts a signal on the management pathway indicating that the flash failed. The signal is put on a special channel reserved for such messages. The management module receives the signal, and then determines which of the multiple server blades are lost due to the flash update failure.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 2008Date of Patent: March 20, 2012Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Gerhard Nikolaus Buckler, Jeffery Michael Franke, Donald Eugene Johnson, Carl A. Morrell, David Robert Woodham
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Publication number: 20120028861Abstract: The deposit formation resistance performance of turbine oils containing amine antioxidants and antiwear additives is enhanced beyond the level of that of turbine oils containing tricresyl phosphate antiwear additive by employing as the antiwear additive a 4,4?-(Isopropylidenediphenyl)bis(diphenyl phosphate).Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2011Publication date: February 2, 2012Applicant: EXXONMOBIL RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING COMPANYInventors: Michael R. Douglas, Douglas Eugene Johnson, Susan Ardito
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Publication number: 20110202175Abstract: A robotic cleaner includes a cleaning assembly for cleaning a surface and a main robot body. The main robot body houses a drive system to cause movement of the robotic cleaner and a microcontroller to control the movement of the robotic cleaner. The cleaning assembly is located in front of the drive system and a width of the cleaning assembly is greater than a width of the main robot body. A robotic cleaning system includes a main robot body and a plurality of cleaning assemblies for cleaning a surface. The main robot body houses a drive system to cause movement of the robotic cleaner and a microcontroller to control the movement of the robotic cleaner. The cleaning assembly is located in front of the drive system and each of the cleaning assemblies is detachable from the main robot body and each of the cleaning assemblies has a unique cleaning function.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2010Publication date: August 18, 2011Inventors: Nikolai Romanov, Collin Eugene Johnson, James Philip Case, Dhiraj Goel, Steffen Gutmann, Michael Dooley
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Patent number: 7996706Abstract: A system for recovering a server blade, in a multiple server blade computer, that is lost during a flash update operation on a service processor in the server blade. Because of the flash update failure, the lost server blade is unaware of its location on a management pathway, which in an exemplary form may be a midplane or a bus, which connects the server blade and a management module in a server blade chassis. The lost server blade puts a signal on the management pathway indicating that the flash failed. The signal is put on a special channel reserved for such messages. The management module receives the signal, and then determines which of the multiple server blades are lost due to the flash update failure.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 2008Date of Patent: August 9, 2011Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Gerhard Nikolaus Buckler, Jeffery Michael Franke, Donald Eugene Johnson, Carl A. Morrell, David Robert Woodham
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Patent number: 7970880Abstract: A computer program product is presented for recovering a server blade, in a multiple server blade computer, that is lost during a flash update operation on a service processor in the server blade. Because of the flash update failure, the lost server blade is unaware of its location on a management pathway, which in an exemplary form may be a midplane or a bus, which connects the server blade and a management module in a server blade chassis. The lost server blade puts a signal on the management pathway indicating that the flash failed. The signal is put on a special channel reserved for such messages. The management module receives the signal, and then determines which of the multiple server blades are lost due to the flash update failure.Type: GrantFiled: February 1, 2008Date of Patent: June 28, 2011Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Gerhard Nikolaus Buckler, Jeffery Michael Franke, Donald Eugene Johnson, Carl A. Morrell, David Robert Woodham
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Publication number: 20110073766Abstract: A personal radiation monitor worn by a person who may be exposed to potentially harmful radiation includes a main unit and a radiation sensor cartridge which is matable with and removable from the main unit of the monitor. The removable sensor cartridge includes one or more radiation sensor elements for detecting radiation, and further includes an electronic memory having stored therein calibration and identification information relating to the type of radiation and/or frequency bands of radiation which the sensor or sensors are designed to detect. The sensor cartridge is easily removable from the main unit of the monitor so that one sensor cartridge is interchangeable by the end user with another sensor cartridge.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 23, 2010Publication date: March 31, 2011Applicant: L-3 Communications Corporation, Narda Microwave-EastInventors: Robert Eugene Johnson, Charles Bryant, James Boncore, John Foglio
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Patent number: 7895243Abstract: A web-based system, method and program product are provided for adding content to a content object stored (e.g., a custom compilation or prepublished work) in a data repository as a group of hierarchically related content entities. Each noncontainer content object is preferably stored as a separate entity in the data repository. Each content entity is also stored as a row in a digital library index class as a collection of attributes and references to related content entities and containers. As the user selects desired objects for inclusion in a content object, the system arranges the objects hierarchically, e.g., into volumes, chapters and sections according to the order specified by the user. The system then creates a file object (e.g., a CBO) defining the content object that contains a list or outline of the container and noncontainer entities selected, their identifiers, order and structure. This file object is stored separately in the data repository.Type: GrantFiled: August 31, 2007Date of Patent: February 22, 2011Assignees: International Business Machines Corporation, Pearson Education, Inc.Inventors: William J. Baer, Edward Hanapole, Robert C. Hartman, Jr., Eugene Johnson, Jr., I-Ming Kao, Janet L. Murray, Jerry D. Robertson, III, Richard W. Walkus, Richard D. Hennessy
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Patent number: 7613993Abstract: A web-based system, method and program product are provided for adding content to a content object (e.g., a custom compilation or prepublished work) stored in a data repository as a group of hierarchically related content entities. Each content entity is also stored as a row in a digital library index class as a collection of attributes and references to related content entities and containers. As the user selects desired objects for inclusion in a content object, the system arranges the objects hierarchically, e.g., into volumes, chapters and sections according to the order specified by the user. Furthermore, prerequisite checking, wherein some entities are associated, e.g., by a set of rules, with content objects that are prerequisites to that objects, and wherein selection by the user of an entity having prerequisites causes automatic inclusion of all associated prerequisite objects in the final compilation.Type: GrantFiled: January 21, 2000Date of Patent: November 3, 2009Assignees: International Business Machines Corporation, Pearson Education Inc.Inventors: William J. Baer, James A. Barker, Robert C. Hartman, Jr., Richard D. Hennessy, Eugene Johnson, Jr., I-Ming Kao, Janet L. Murray, Jerry D. Robertson, III, Richard W. Walkus
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Publication number: 20090153871Abstract: The present invention relates to sensor apparatus and methods, pertinent to electromagnetic energy in visible and other spectra, to capture and reproduce substantially all electromagnetic information within a relevant spectrum. This invention takes advantage of the wave properties of light, using tiny components dimensioned to the relevant wavelengths of light. Recent developments in nano-technology permit construction of wave-based detectors, instead of photon-counting receivers. These wave detectors can operate in the electromagnetic spectral range, including submillimeter, infrared, visible, ultraviolet and X-ray bands, with consequent low noise and tremendous sensitivity due to gain resulting from their inherent antenna construction. This invention provides for both non-contact and contact coupling methods between the sensor and the receiver/demodulator.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 11, 2008Publication date: June 18, 2009Inventors: Eric Dean Rosenthal, Richard Jay Solomon, Clark Eugene Johnson
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Publication number: 20090157711Abstract: A web-based system, method and program product are provided for adding content to a content object stored (e.g., a custom compilation or prepublished work) in a data repository as a group of hierarchically related content entities. Each noncontainer content object is preferably stored as a separate entity in the data repository. Each content entity is also stored as a row in a digital library index class as a collection of attributes and references to related content entities and containers. As the user selects desired objects for inclusion in a content object, the system arranges the objects hierarchically, e.g., into volumes, chapters and sections according to the order specified by the user. The system then creates a file object (e.g., a CBO) defining the content object that contains a list or outline of the container and noncontainer entities selected, their identifiers, order and structure. This file object is stored separately in the data repository.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2007Publication date: June 18, 2009Inventors: William J. Baer, James A. Barker, Edward Hanapole, Robert C. Hartman, JR., Eugene Johnson, JR., I-Ming Kao, Janet L. Murray, Jerry D. Robertson, III, Richard W. Walkus
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Publication number: 20090113666Abstract: A squeegee assembly (10, 10?) includes a flexible wiper blade (30) sandwiched between a mounting bracket (32, 32?) and a retaining strap (34, 34?). A retainer (94) has a head (98) which is positionable between aligned and misaligned positions with mounting apertures (82, 92) to allow disassembly, assembly and retention of the squeegee assembly (10, 10?). Arcuate portions (36, 36?, 66, 66?) formed in the mounting bracket (32, 32?) and the retaining straps (34, 34?) have different radiuses. Linear portions (68, 68?, 70, 70?) of the retaining straps (34, 34?) have upper and lower edges (72, 74) bent from center portions thereof. The mounting brackets (32, 32?) include L-shaped slots (46) for slideably receiving vertical bolts (56) of the floor maintenance machine (12).Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2007Publication date: May 7, 2009Inventors: Kale R. Johnson, Everett Eugene Johnson
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Patent number: 7521680Abstract: This invention teaches how to fabricate a new type of full-spectra wavelength detector and spectrum analyzer in the form of antennas that make use of the wave properties of light. The detector's frequency detection range is controlled through the fabrication process. By miniaturizing the antenna detectors to the nanometer range and arranging them in an array a unique, full-spectrum imaging sensor is created.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2004Date of Patent: April 21, 2009Inventors: Eric Dean Rosenthal, Richard Jay Solomon, Clark Eugene Johnson
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Patent number: 7401097Abstract: A web-based system, method and program product are provided for creating a compilation of content stored in a data repository as a group of hierarchically related content entities, managing, displaying, and searching the content, then creating and exporting compilations of content for publication. The hierarchical data and associated metadata are preferably stored in a digital library that includes search support. A web-based user interface is provided for presenting a user with a plurality of selectable objects, each object representing a subset of the hierarchical data (e.g., chapter subsections, musical excerpts, video excerpts, etc.). The user then selects one or more of the objects for inclusion in a compilation (e.g., a custom textbook). Alternatively, the user may search the content by specifying search criteria through the interface. Additionally, the user may create new content, e.g.Type: GrantFiled: January 21, 2000Date of Patent: July 15, 2008Assignees: International Business Machines Corporation, Pearson Education, Inc.Inventors: William J. Baer, Edward Hanapole, Robert C. Hartman, Jr., Richard D. Hennessy, Eugene Johnson, Jr., I-Ming Kao, Janet L. Murray, Jerry D. Robertson, III, Richard W. Walkus
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Publication number: 20080141236Abstract: A system for recovering a server blade, in a multiple server blade computer, that is lost during a flash update operation on a service processor in the server blade. Because of the flash update failure, the lost server blade is unaware of its location on a management pathway, which in an exemplary form may be a midplane or a bus, which connects the server blade and a management module in a server blade chassis. The lost server blade puts a signal on the management pathway indicating that the flash failed. The signal is put on a special channel reserved for such messages. The management module receives the signal, and then determines which of the multiple server blades are lost due to the flash update failure.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2008Publication date: June 12, 2008Applicant: IBM CORPORATIONInventors: GERHARD NIKOLAUS BUCKLER, Jeffery Michael Franke, Donald Eugene Johnson, Carl A. Morrell, David Robert Woodham
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Publication number: 20080140859Abstract: A method and system for recovering a server blade, in a multiple server blade computer, that is lost during a flash update operation on a service processor in the server blade. Because of the flash update failure, the lost server blade is unaware of its location on a management pathway, which in an exemplary form may be a midplane or a bus, which connects the server blade and a management module in a server blade chassis. The lost server blade puts a signal on the management pathway indicating that the flash failed. The signal is put on a special channel reserved for such messages. The management module receives the signal, and then determines which of the multiple server blades are lost due to the flash update failure.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2008Publication date: June 12, 2008Applicant: IBM CORPORATIONInventors: Gerhard Nikolaus Buckler, Jeffery Michael Franke, Donald Eugene Johnson, Carl A. Morrell, David Robert Woodham