Patents by Inventor Gary Hartman
Gary Hartman 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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Patent number: 11713571Abstract: An apparatus, system, and method is provided to connect precast concrete panels to a structural member. The connector can have a receiving member embedded in a precast concrete panel and can further have an attachment member that selectively interconnects to the receiving member. This attachment member can have a surface that is oriented substantially perpendicular to the precast concrete panel and that receives or supports a structural member such as a floor joist or a second precast concrete panel. The configuration of a protrusion of the attachment member allows for a rapid and secure interconnection with an aperture in the receiving member. A builder can use the connector system described herein to rapidly and securely assemble multiple precast concrete panels to structural members in the construction of, for example, a parking garage or other similar structure.Type: GrantFiled: January 6, 2020Date of Patent: August 1, 2023Assignee: Meadow Burke, LLCInventors: David Kelly, Michael J. Recker, Gary Hartman, Ronald G. Naumann, Sidney E. Francies, III
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Patent number: 10883265Abstract: An apparatus, system, and method is provided to connect precast concrete panels to a structural member. The connector can have a receiving member embedded in a precast concrete panel and can further have an attachment member that selectively interconnects to the receiving member. This attachment member can have a surface that is oriented substantially perpendicular to the precast concrete panel and that receives or supports a structural member such as a floor joist or a second precast concrete panel. The configuration of a protrusion of the attachment member allows for a rapid and secure interconnection with an aperture in the receiving member. A builder can use the connector system described herein to rapidly and securely assemble multiple precast concrete panels to structural members in the construction of, for example, a parking garage or other similar structure.Type: GrantFiled: May 31, 2018Date of Patent: January 5, 2021Assignee: Meadow Burke, LLCInventors: David Kelly, Michael J. Recker, Gary Hartman, Ronald G. Naumann
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Publication number: 20200141111Abstract: An apparatus, system, and method is provided to connect precast concrete panels to a structural member. The connector can have a receiving member embedded in a precast concrete panel and can further have an attachment member that selectively interconnects to the receiving member. This attachment member can have a surface that is oriented substantially perpendicular to the precast concrete panel and that receives or supports a structural member such as a floor joist or a second precast concrete panel. The configuration of a protrusion of the attachment member allows for a rapid and secure interconnection with an aperture in the receiving member. A builder can use the connector system described herein to rapidly and securely assemble multiple precast concrete panels to structural members in the construction of, for example, a parking garage or other similar structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 6, 2020Publication date: May 7, 2020Inventors: David Kelly, Michael J. Recker, Gary Hartman, Ronald G. Naumann, Sidney E. Francies, III
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Publication number: 20180347179Abstract: An apparatus, system, and method is provided to connect precast concrete panels to a structural member. The connector can have a receiving member embedded in a precast concrete panel and can further have an attachment member that selectively interconnects to the receiving member. This attachment member can have a surface that is oriented substantially perpendicular to the precast concrete panel and that receives or supports a structural member such as a floor joist or a second precast concrete panel. The configuration of a protrusion of the attachment member allows for a rapid and secure interconnection with an aperture in the receiving member. A builder can use the connector system described herein to rapidly and securely assemble multiple precast concrete panels to structural members in the construction of, for example, a parking garage or other similar structure.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 31, 2018Publication date: December 6, 2018Inventors: David Kelly, Michael J. Recker, Gary Hartman, Ronald G. Naumann, Sidney E. Francies, III
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Patent number: 7536301Abstract: A system and method to generate a trigger signal based on a real-time adaptive threshold. The system may include a microphone to receive an audio signal, a device to generate a trigger signal based on a real-time adaptive threshold coupled to the microphone to form an adaptive threshold and generate a trigger signal if a magnitude of the audio signal is greater than a magnitude of the adaptive threshold. The system may also include a waveform capture module coupled to the microphone to receive the audio signal and convert the audio signal into a series of waveform packets and a waveform analysis processor to extract characteristics from the waveform packets.Type: GrantFiled: January 3, 2005Date of Patent: May 19, 2009Assignee: AAI CorporationInventors: James Jaklitsch, Gary Hartman, Jay Markey, Niall B. McNelis
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Publication number: 20080035217Abstract: A system for mixing together a dry material and a liquid binder has a first mixing device for mixing the liquid binder with a fluid and a second mixing device for mixing the resulting mixture mixed by the first mixing device with the dry material.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2007Publication date: February 14, 2008Applicant: INTERNATIONAL HORTICULTURAL TECHNOLOGIES, LLCInventors: Gary Hartman, Reinerus Cornelis Wilhelmus van den Ende, Gerrit Dijkstra
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Publication number: 20070199834Abstract: A portable medication dispenser comprising: a receptacle and a housing; said receptacle consisting of a cylinder having a first end and a second end, a handle extending from said first end, a series of cavities along the length of the cylinder, and an external means to attach the cylinder along the periphery of its' axis at its' first end, its' second end, and between cavities to said housing; said housing consisting of a tube of greater diameter than said receptacle with an open first end and a closed second end, at its' first end, an internal means to attach to said receptacle, and extending from the exterior of said tube a means to attach said portable medication dispenser to other objects.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 27, 2005Publication date: August 30, 2007Inventor: Gary Hartman Kilgore
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Publication number: 20060149541Abstract: A system and method to generate a trigger signal based on a real-time adaptive threshold. The system may include a microphone to receive an audio signal, a device to generate a trigger signal based on a real-time adaptive threshold coupled to the microphone to form an adaptive threshold and generate a trigger signal if a magnitude of the audio signal is greater than a magnitude of the adaptive threshold. The system may also include a waveform capture module coupled to the microphone to receive the audio signal and convert the audio signal into a series of waveform packets and a waveform analysis processor to extract characteristics from the waveform packets.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 3, 2005Publication date: July 6, 2006Applicant: AAI CorporationInventors: James Jaklitsch, Gary Hartman, Jay Markey, Niall McNelis
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Patent number: 6247217Abstract: A puller jaw positioning cam regulates the relative inclination of puller jaws on a puller assembly, typical to slide hammers. The cam has a first end and a second end. Extending through the cam from the first end to the second end is an attachment means for operating the cam about the shaft of a puller assembly. The first end of the cam provides a series of guide elements which communicate with the puller jaws. Rotation of the cam causes the inclination of the puller jaws to change relative to the shaft and each other.Type: GrantFiled: January 21, 2000Date of Patent: June 19, 2001Inventor: Gary Hartman Kilgore
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Patent number: 6167786Abstract: A socket wrench driven adjustable jaw crow foot wrench is an assembly of four primary components: a chassis; a carriage; a ratchet; and a pawl. The chassis has a stationary jaw at a first end, a track extending from the first end to a second end of the chassis; and a cavity which opens to the track and opposing sides of the chassis. In a preferred embodiment of the tool, a female receiver for a socket wrench is provided on an end of the tool opposite the track. The carriage bears a jaw designed to mate to the stationary jaw of the chassis. The carriage is provided with a rack. Said carriage is designed to travel in the track provided on the chassis. The ratchet is provided with a female socket wrench receiver, and is located in the cavity provided in the chassis. The ratchet is juxtapositioned to communicate with the rack on the carriage. The pawl is located in the cavity provided in the chassis and juxtapositioned to communicate with the ratchet.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 1999Date of Patent: January 2, 2001Assignee: Motorbay CompanyInventor: Gary Hartman Kilgore
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Patent number: 5816120Abstract: A slip joint adjustable jaw pry tool is a plier configured tool which has opposing jaws facing outboard. There are two levers, a first and a second lever, each of which include a jaw portion and a handle portion. There is a channel with intersecting arcuate grooves provided on the first lever, between the handle and jaw. The second lever is provided with a pivot center point and an arcuate protuberance concentric to the pivot center point, between the handle and jaw. The levers extend substantially parallel to each other. The range of dimensional movement of the jaws, relative to each other, is determined by adjusting the location of the pivot center point of the second lever, in the channel of the first lever. This is accomplished by disengaging the arcuate protuberance of the second lever, from a given arcuate groove of the first lever, moving the pivot center point of the second lever along the channel of the first lever, and engaging the arcuate protuberance in a different arcuate groove.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 1996Date of Patent: October 6, 1998Inventor: Gary Hartman Kilgore
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Patent number: 5782276Abstract: A horizontal oil filter discharge control tool is a vessel with an open end, configured to suspend wedged between a loosened oil filter and filter mounting fixture, while a filter drains. The vessel may have two open ends, creating a funnel, or it may have an open end and a closed end. The rim of an open end may be concave in at least one plane. A concavity of one plane is designed to recieve filter diameters within a given set of parameters, while additional concavities may be provided to recieve filter diameters within a different given set of parameters. Blades extending along the interior surface on one surface in each plane and beyond the rim of the vessel, provide a structure from which the vessel is suspended. In operation, the vessel is held beneath a filter prior to rotating and loosening the filter. On rotating the filter, the blades of the vessel are slid between the filter and its' fixture. The filter is then hand tightened, wedging the vessel, by the blades. The filter is left to drain.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 1996Date of Patent: July 21, 1998Inventor: Gary Hartman Kilgore
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Patent number: 5775252Abstract: A disk shaped element has a plurality of tactile sensed position indicators arranged along its' circumference. Each position indicator consists of a straight bar terminated at one end with a rod having a diameter greater than the thickness of the corresponding bar. Each bar extends outwardly from the circumference of the disk, and each rod extends outwardly from the circumference a distance greater than the corresponding bar. Each position indicator on the dial is oriented analogous to an hour hand position on a clock, with the rod providing a reference for the base of the hand.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 1997Date of Patent: July 7, 1998Inventor: Gary Hartman Kilgore
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Patent number: D729949Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 2013Date of Patent: May 19, 2015Assignee: Chelsea Building Products, Inc.Inventors: Gary Hartman, Eric Stankay
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Patent number: D979376Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 2020Date of Patent: February 28, 2023Assignee: MEADOW BURKE, LLCInventors: David Kelly, Michael J. Recker, Gary Hartman, Ronald G. Naumann