Patents by Inventor Gregory John Adams
Gregory John Adams 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: 12010509Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus are described for transferring application data. In one aspect, a method includes causing, by a first component on a first device to establish a wireless connection with a second device; receiving, from a second component on the second device, data specifying one or more applications that are installed on the second device and supported by the second component, each of the applications being separate from the second component; determining, by the first component, that a first application installed on the first device corresponds to one of the applications installed on the second device, the first application being separate from the first component; receiving, by the first component, first application data from the first application; and causing, by the first component, the first device to send the first application data to the second component running on the second device using the wireless connection.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2022Date of Patent: June 11, 2024Assignee: Google LLCInventors: Vincent Wei-Kang Chen, Paul Lee, Gregory M. Hecht, Erdi Chen, Jenny Chun-yi Chen, Maria-Ines Carrera, Estelle Laure Myriam Comment, Eric Chu, Peter Jin Hong, Christopher John Adams, Lucas Gill Dixon
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Publication number: 20240165360Abstract: Patient interface components and/or associated head gear and adjustment systems improve sealing and/or patient comfort and/or ease of use. The interface comprising an inflating or ballooning seal. The headgear assembly can be connected to the interface with an elastic component and an inelastic component. The elastic component enabling a course fitting of the interface to the patient and the inelastic component enabling a final fitting of the interface to the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 4, 2023Publication date: May 23, 2024Inventors: Daniel John Smith, Brett John Huddart, Matthew James Adams, Nicholas Alexander Hobson, Timothy James Beresford Sharp, Roheet Patel, Gregory James Olsen, Matthew Roger Stephenson, Troy Barsten
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Patent number: 11408826Abstract: A portable device for detecting an analyte associated with a target organic molecule in a liquid and/or solid substance. The device includes a test chamber, a probe, and a sensor. The test chamber contains a liquid volume of test solution including an analytical reagent selected to react with the analyte. The test chamber is sealed by a pierceable membrane wall. The probe is removably positionable to pierce the membrane wall to deposit a sample in the test chamber to form a test mixture with the test solution. The sensor is positioned to detect one or more characteristics of the test mixture in the test chamber indicative of a reaction between the analyte and the analytical reagent.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 2020Date of Patent: August 9, 2022Assignee: Aterica Inc.Inventors: Heinz Wolter, Alexander Leyn, Michael Fisher, Erik Helge Borg, Christopher Osuch, Gregory John Adams Vilk, Evan Wright, Darian Blanchard
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Publication number: 20200271589Abstract: A portable device for detecting an analyte associated with a target organic molecule in a liquid and/or solid substance. The device includes a test chamber, a probe, and a sensor. The test chamber contains a liquid volume of test solution including an analytical reagent selected to react with the analyte. The test chamber is sealed by a pierceable membrane wall. The probe is removably positionable to pierce the membrane wall to deposit a sample in the test chamber to form a test mixture with the test solution. The sensor is positioned to detect one or more characteristics of the test mixture in the test chamber indicative of a reaction between the analyte and the analytical reagent.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2020Publication date: August 27, 2020Inventors: Heinz Wolter, Alexander Leyn, Michael Fisher, Erik Helge Borg, Christopher Osuch, Gregory John Adams Vilk, Evan Wright, Darian Blanchard
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Patent number: 10605740Abstract: A portable device for detecting an analyte associated with a target organic molecule in a liquid and/or solid substance. The device includes a test chamber, a probe, and a sensor. The test chamber contains a liquid volume of test solution including an analytical reagent selected to react with the analyte. The test chamber is sealed by a pierceable membrane wall. The probe is removably positionable to pierce the membrane wall to deposit a sample in the test chamber to form a test mixture with the test solution. The sensor is positioned to detect one or more characteristics of the test mixture in the test chamber indicative of a reaction between the analyte and the analytical reagent.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2017Date of Patent: March 31, 2020Assignee: Aterica Inc.Inventors: Heinz Wolter, Alexander Leyn, Michael Fisher, Erik Helge Borg, Christopher Osuch, Gregory John Adams Vilk, Evan Wright, Darian Blanchard
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Publication number: 20180073986Abstract: A portable device for detecting an analyte associated with a target organic molecule in a liquid and/or solid substance. The device includes a test chamber, a probe, and a sensor. The test chamber contains a liquid volume of test solution including an analytical reagent selected to react with the analyte. The test chamber is sealed by a pierceable membrane wall. The probe is removably positionable to pierce the membrane wall to deposit a sample in the test chamber to form a test mixture with the test solution. The sensor is positioned to detect one or more characteristics of the test mixture in the test chamber indicative of a reaction between the analyte and the analytical reagent.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2017Publication date: March 15, 2018Inventors: Heinz Wolter, Alexander Leyn, Michael Fisher, Erik Helge Borg, Christopher Osuch, Gregory John Adams Vilk, Evan Wright, Darian Blanchard
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Patent number: 6575029Abstract: This invention concerns improvements to gravity gradient instruments (GGI) and in particular to the accelerometers that are paired within these instruments. Accelerometers have a proof mass suspended by a spring within a magnetic field. An internal feedback loop provides a signal related to movement of the proof mass back through a reaction coil retaining the proof mass in the magnetic field, to maintain the proof mass stationary. An external feedback loop adjusts the accelerometer scale factor. The internal feedback loop provides second order compensation to the proof mass and the spring stiffness. In a further aspect the invention is a method of matching accelerometer pairs.Type: GrantFiled: October 5, 1999Date of Patent: June 10, 2003Assignee: The Broken Hill Proprietary Company LimitedInventors: Graeme Joseph O'Keefe, James Beresford Lee, Robert John Turner, Gregory John Adams, Graham Clifford Goodwin
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Patent number: 5962782Abstract: This invention concerns improvements to gravity gradient instruments (GGI) and in particular to the accelerometers that are paired within these instruments. Accelerometers have a proof mass suspended by a spring within a magnetic field. An internal feedback loop provides a signal related to movement of the proof mass back through a reaction coil retaining the proof mass in the magnetic field, to maintain the proof mass stationary. An external feedback loop adjusts the accelerometer scale factor. The internal feedback loop provides second order compensation to the proof mass and the spring stiffness. In a further aspect the invention is a method of matching accelerometer pairs.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 1997Date of Patent: October 5, 1999Assignee: The Broken Hill Proprietary Company LimitedInventors: Graeme Joseph O'Keefe, James Beresford Lee, Robert John Turner, Gregory John Adams, Graham Clifford Goodwin
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Patent number: 5922951Abstract: This invention concerns improvements in the performance of a mobile gravity gradient instrument (GGI). Gravity gradiometers measure one or more components of the gradient of gravity which is expressed as the gradient of a gravity vector, or in other words a tensor. The instrument comprises a first, second, third and fourth accelerometer equally spaced around the circumference of a circle, with their sensitive axes tangential to the circle, and arranged in opposing pairs with the first accelerometer opposite the second, and the third accelerometer opposite the fourth. In use the accelerometers are spun around an axis normal to the circle which passes through its center. A summing amplifier receives the outputs of the accelerometers and combines them in a manner to cancel the common mode output signals and so produces all instrument output. One or more feedback loops extend from the instrument output to one or more of the accelerometers to compensate for errors.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 1997Date of Patent: July 13, 1999Assignee: The Broken Hill Proprietary Company Ltd.Inventors: Graeme Joseph O'Keefe, James Beresford Lee, Robert John Turner, Gregory John Adams, Graham Clifford Goodwin