Patents by Inventor John Gale
John Gale 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: 11938894Abstract: A system is provided for controlling operation of an electrically controlled and magnetically actuated locking web retractor of an occupant restraint coupled to an occupant seat of a motor vehicle. A control circuit may monitor output signals produced by one or more sensors configured to produce one or more respective sensor output signals indicative of one or more corresponding sensed conditions of the motor vehicle, vehicle seat or occupant restraint, process the output signals produced by the one or more sensors to determine one or more values of the one or more sensed conditions, compare the one or more determined values of the one or more sensed conditions to one or more corresponding threshold or range values, and then provide a control signal, based on the one or more comparisons, to a magnet actuator of the web retractor to cause the web retractor to lock or unlock.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2021Date of Patent: March 26, 2024Assignee: Indiana Mills & Manufacturing, Inc.Inventors: Chris P. Jessup, Douglas W. Bittner, Steven Gale, John Glover
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Publication number: 20230041163Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for parallelizing matrix operations. One of the methods includes implementing a neural network on a parallel processing device, the neural network comprising at least one sparse neural network layer, the sparse neural network layer being configured to receive an input matrix and perform matrix multiplication between the input matrix and a sparse weight matrix to generate an output matrix, the method comprising: for each row of the M rows of the output matrix, determining a plurality of tiles that each include one or more elements from the row; assigning, for each tile of each row, the tile to a respective one of a plurality of thread blocks of the parallel processing device; and computing, for each tile, respective values for each element in the tile using the respective thread block to which the tile was assigned.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 15, 2021Publication date: February 9, 2023Inventors: Erich Konrad Elsen, Trevor John Gale, Reginald Clifford Young
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Publication number: 20230010897Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer storage media, for loading a matrix into a circuit having an array having M×N cells. One of the methods includes: receiving a plurality of non-zero input values from a first input matrix; receiving index metadata that indicates, for each non-zero input value in the plurality of input values, which cell of the M×N cells in the array the non-zero input value should be loaded into; sending the non-zero input values and the index metadata to the M×N cells; and at a particular cell of the M×N cells in the array: receiving a particular non-zero input value and corresponding index metadata; and determining from the corresponding index metadata for the particular non-zero input value whether to store the particular non-zero input value at the cell or to shift the particular non-zero input value to another cell.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2021Publication date: January 12, 2023Inventors: Reginald Clifford Young, Trevor John Gale
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Publication number: 20220335272Abstract: A neural network system includes at least one layer which applies a 1×1 convolution to a dense activation matrix, using a kernel defined by a sparse weight matrix. The layer is implemented by a processor with access to a sparsity dataset which indicates where the null weights are located in the weight matrix. The processor selects the feature values corresponding to the other weights from a memory unit configured to store the activation matrix, and then uses these extracted feature values for calculating the convolved values.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 23, 2020Publication date: October 20, 2022Inventors: Erich Konrad Elsen, Trevor John Gale, Marat Dukhan
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Patent number: 11135384Abstract: Provided herein is a method for automatically controlling inspired oxygen delivery, including: receiving signals representing a plurality of input oxygen saturation (SpO2) values for a patient; generating control values based on the input SpO2 values and a target SpO2 value; and generating output inspired oxygen concentration (FiO2) values based on the control values and reference inspired oxygen concentration (rFiO2) values; wherein the control values include: immediate control values, generated based on the input SpO2 values, the target SpO2 value, and an immediate gain coefficient; accumulation control values, generated based on the input SpO2 values, the target SpO2 value, and an accumulation gain coefficient; and predictive control values, generated based on the input SpO2 values, the target SpO2 value, and a predictive gain coefficient; wherein the immediate gain coefficient is determined based on the rFiO2 value; and wherein a non-linear compensation weighting is applied to the accumulation control valType: GrantFiled: November 10, 2016Date of Patent: October 5, 2021Assignee: University of TasmaniaInventors: Timothy John Gale, Peter Anderson Dargaville
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Patent number: 10456212Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to precise stereotactic implantation of an instrument (e.g., a recording electrode, a stimulating electrode, a biopsy instrument, a catheter, a delivery device, and the like) into a target area in a patient's brain. As such, one aspect of the present disclosure can relate to a stereotactic device that can be used to accomplish the precise implantation of the instrument. The stereotactic device can include a body to secure the stereotactic device to the patient's head. In some instances, the body can have a u-shape. The stereotactic device can also include a guide attached between sides of the body to move an instrument holder into place above a target area. The guide can be locked in position to lock the instrument holder in the place to facilitate injection of the instrument into the target area.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2016Date of Patent: October 29, 2019Assignee: THE CLEVELAND CLINIC FOUNDATIONInventors: Jorge A. Gonzalez-Martinez, John Gale, Anthony Shawan
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Patent number: 10158389Abstract: A method of processing interference received in a wireless network, the interference comprising a non-linear product of at least one downlink signal of the wireless network, is provided. The method includes intercepting a plurality of optical links, each optical link being between a respective baseband processing unit of a plurality of baseband processing units and a respective radio head of a plurality of radio heads, to provide a plurality of downlink and uplink data streams. The method includes detecting interference in an uplink data stream representing signals received at a first uplink carrier frequency caused by non-linear products of at least a signal at a first downlink carrier frequency represented by a downlink data stream. The method includes generating an indication comprising information relating to an uplink carrier frequency experiencing interference and at least one downlink carrier frequency causing interference.Type: GrantFiled: June 23, 2017Date of Patent: December 18, 2018Assignee: ACEAXIS LIMITEDInventors: Simon John Gale, David Damian Nicholas Bevan, Fiona Wilson, James Mark Naden
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Publication number: 20180353718Abstract: Provided herein is a method for automatically controlling inspired oxygen delivery, including: receiving signals representing a plurality of input oxygen saturation (SpO2) values for a patient; generating control values based on the input SpO2 values and a target SpO2 value; and generating output inspired oxygen concentration (FiO2) values based on the control values and reference inspired oxygen concentration (rFiO2) values; wherein the control values include: immediate control values, generated based on the input SpO2 values, the target SpO2 value, and an immediate gain coefficient; accumulation control values, generated based on the input SpO2 values, the target SpO2 value, and an accumulation gain coefficient; and predictive control values, generated based on the input SpO2 values, the target SpO2 value, and a predictive gain coefficient; wherein the immediate gain coefficient is determined based on the rFiO2 value; and wherein a non-linear compensation weighting is applied to the accumulation control valType: ApplicationFiled: November 10, 2016Publication date: December 13, 2018Inventors: Timothy John Gale, Peter Anderson Dargaville
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Publication number: 20170294928Abstract: A method of processing interference received in a wireless network, the interference comprising a non-linear product of at least one downlink signal of the wireless network, is provided. The method includes intercepting a plurality of optical links, each optical link being between a respective baseband processing unit of a plurality of baseband processing units and a respective radio head of a plurality of radio heads, to provide a plurality of downlink and uplink data streams. The method includes detecting interference in an uplink data stream representing signals received at a first uplink carrier frequency caused by non-linear products of at least a signal at a first downlink carrier frequency represented by a downlink data stream. The method includes generating an indication comprising information relating to an uplink carrier frequency experiencing interference and at least one downlink carrier frequency causing interference.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 23, 2017Publication date: October 12, 2017Inventors: Simon John GALE, David Damian Nicholas BEVAN, Fiona WILSON, James Mark NADEN
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Publication number: 20160317241Abstract: The present disclosure relates generally to precise stereotactic implantation of an instrument (e.g., a recording electrode, a stimulating electrode, a biopsy instrument, a catheter, a delivery device, and the like) into a target area in a patient's brain. As such, one aspect of the present disclosure can relate to a stereotactic device that can be used to accomplish the precise implantation of the instrument. The stereotactic device can include a body to secure the stereotactic device to the patient's head. In some instances, the body can have a u-shape. The stereotactic device can also include a guide attached between sides of the body to move an instrument holder into place above a target area. The guide can be locked in position to lock the instrument holder in the place to facilitate injection of the instrument into the target area.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2016Publication date: November 3, 2016Inventors: Jorge A. Gonzalez-Martinez, John Gale, Anthony Shawan
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Patent number: 9414245Abstract: Interference comprising an intermodulation product of at least a first signal and a second signal is detected in a wireless network, by generating, on the basis of at least the first signal and the second signal, at least one interference signal comprising a simulated intermodulation product and correlating the at least one interference signal with a waveform received in the wireless system to produce data representing a correlation. The presence of an intermodulation product of at least the first signal and the second signal is detected in the interference in dependence on the data representative of the correlation.Type: GrantFiled: January 22, 2015Date of Patent: August 9, 2016Assignee: ACEAXIS LIMITEDInventors: David Damian Nicholas Bevan, Simon John Gale, Fiona Maihri Wilson
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Publication number: 20150133111Abstract: Interference comprising an intermodulation product of at least a first signal and a second signal is detected in a wireless network, by generating, on the basis of at least the first signal and the second signal, at least one interference signal comprising a simulated intermodulation product and correlating the at least one interference signal with a waveform received in the wireless system to produce data representing a correlation. The presence of an intermodulation product of at least the first signal and the second signal is detected in the interference in dependence on the data representative of the correlation.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 22, 2015Publication date: May 14, 2015Inventors: David Damian Nicholas BEVAN, Simon John GALE, Fiona Maihri WILSON
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Patent number: 8983454Abstract: Interference comprising a passive intermodulation (PIM) product of at least a first signal and a second signal is detected in a wireless network, by generating, on the basis of at least the first signal and the second signal, at least one interference signal comprising a simulated intermodulation product and correlating the at least one interference signal with a waveform received in the wireless system to produce data representing a correlation. The presence of an intermodulation product of at least the first signal and the second signal is detected in the interference in dependence on the data representative of the correlation.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2012Date of Patent: March 17, 2015Assignee: Aceaxis LimitedInventors: David Damian Nicholas Bevan, Simon John Gale, Fiona Maihri Wilson
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Patent number: 8934855Abstract: A base station for use in a mobile telephony network includes an antenna arrangement coupled to a transceiver arrangement for producing a plurality of beams. A method of testing the base station comprises detecting at the transceiver arrangement the signal strengths of a test signal received via the beams; comparing and/or correlating the said signal strengths detected at the transceiver arrangement; and using the results of the comparisons and/or correlations to determine the configuration of the antenna arrangement and transceiver arrangement and/or to detect faults. The comparison of average signal strengths can be used to detect cabling faults, and beam errors. The correlation of un-averaged signal strengths can be used to determine which beams have the same polarization. Beam pointing directions and the allocation of antennas to sectors can be determined by monitoring handovers of mobiles moving between cells. Frequencies may be allocated to sectors according to a frequency re-use scheme.Type: GrantFiled: November 12, 2008Date of Patent: January 13, 2015Assignee: Apple Inc.Inventors: Simon John Gale, Steven Raymond Hall, Andrew James Urquhart
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Patent number: 8874153Abstract: Interference to a received signal is reduced in a wireless network, the interference comprising intermodulation products of at least a first signal and a second signal. Delayed interference signals comprising simulated intermodulation products are generated on the basis of the first signal and the second signal using a range of differing delay values and each of the delayed interference signals is correlated with the received signal to produce data representing a correlation for each delayed interference signal. At least one delay value is selected in dependence on a the data representative of the correlations and an interference signal comprising simulated intermodulation products generated from the first signal and the second signal using the at least one delay value is combined with the received signal.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2012Date of Patent: October 28, 2014Assignee: Aceaxis LimitedInventors: David Damian Nicholas Bevan, Simon John Gale, Fiona Maihri Wilson
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Publication number: 20130310090Abstract: Interference to a received signal is reduced in a wireless network, the interference comprising intermodulation products of at least a first signal and a second signal. Delayed interference signals comprising simulated intermodulation products are generated on the basis of the first signal and the second signal using a range of differing delay values and each of the delayed interference signals is correlated with the received signal to produce data representing a correlation for each delayed interference signal. At least one delay value is selected in dependence on a the data representative of the correlations and an interference signal comprising simulated intermodulation products generated from the first signal and the second signal using the at least one delay value is combined with the received signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2012Publication date: November 21, 2013Applicant: ACEAXIS LIMITEDInventors: David Damian Nicholas Bevan, Simon John Gale, Fiona Maihri Wilson
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Publication number: 20130310023Abstract: Interference comprising an intermodulation product of at least a first signal and a second signal is detected in a wireless network, by generating, on the basis of at least the first signal and the second signal, at least one interference signal comprising a simulated intermodulation product and correlating the at least one interference signal with a waveform received in the wireless system to produce data representing a correlation. The presence of an intermodulation product of at least the first signal and the second signal is detected in the interference in dependence on the data representative of the correlation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2012Publication date: November 21, 2013Applicant: ACEAXIS LIMITEDInventors: David Damian Nicholas Bevan, Simon John Gale, Fiona Maihri Wilson
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Publication number: 20130184781Abstract: A system and method for stimulating a brain structure of a patient for treating a condition. A stimulating electrode is inserted into a brain structure of the patient. After inserting the stimulating electrode into a brain structure of the patient, the patient is prompted with a task. When the task is completed by the patient, the stimulating electrode is used to transmit a stimulating signal into the brain structure of the patient. In an alternative implementation, the patient's brain is monitored for the existence of a particular condition. When the condition is detected, the stimulating electrode is used to transmit a stimulating signal into the brain structure of the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2011Publication date: July 18, 2013Inventors: Emad N. Eskandar, Shaun Rajni Patel, John Gale
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Publication number: 20120035973Abstract: A computerized system and method facilitates the collection, calculation, and analysis of supplier capacity data. Using portal technology, communications between the manufacturer and suppliers related to capacity data are facilitated. The system and method accommodate numerous supplier manufacturing processes and their unique configurations so that consistent “standard’ and “maximum” capacity values may be calculated. The portal supports data entry to quickly, efficiently, and accurately identify capacity constraints at the process and part number levels, create solutions, and monitor the implementation of solutions to increase capacity. Using dynamic calculation logic, fluctuating demand values for parts are considered in determining probable capacity values. The impact of various investments on production capacity may also be assessed. The manufacturer may further use capacity constraint data to adjust production to sales or market changes and to align production with capacity.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2011Publication date: February 9, 2012Applicant: HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD.Inventors: Patrick Bradford, Tami Koenig, Kevin Cordonnier, Joe Buckmaster, Jim Ballinger, David Ladd, John Gale, Al Gilstorf
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Patent number: 8010715Abstract: A system and method provide for producing and/or implementing a virtual device enabled electronic document. The electronic document includes documentary information and one or more virtual device initiators corresponding to the same or different target devices, or further, to device systems. At least a portion of the documentary information and a corresponding virtual device initiator, in one embodiment, correspond to at least one device operation of the device. A user invoking a virtual device initiator, in one embodiment, causes a document system to configure and initiate a virtual device, or further, other system devices with which the virtual device may interact.Type: GrantFiled: April 3, 2008Date of Patent: August 30, 2011Assignee: Cisco Technology, Inc.Inventor: Nicholas John Gale