Patents by Inventor Michael DeMarco
Michael DeMarco 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: 8968122Abstract: A netting apparatus adapted to display advertising content at a sporting event is disclosed. The netting apparatus comprises a net and a plurality of mesh netting pieces. The net may comprise an open mesh netting, wherein the open mesh netting is adapted to safely stop a ball without significant obstruction of view through the open mesh netting. The mesh netting may also include a plurality of cut-out portions. Each piece of the plurality of mesh netting pieces may be colored and each piece may be in the shape of a logo such that each piece corresponds to a one of the plurality of cut-out portions on the net. Each piece may be attached to the net such that the net and the plurality of mesh netting pieces do not overlap each other with each mesh netting piece located within the corresponding cut-out portion of the net.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2012Date of Patent: March 3, 2015Assignee: Allstate Insurance CompanyInventors: Joseph Michael DeMarco, Joseph John Berghammer, Jonathan Pieter van Es
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Patent number: 8366570Abstract: A method for using a netting apparatus adapted to display advertising content at a sporting event is disclosed. The netting apparatus comprises a first panel and a second panel. The first panel may comprise an open mesh netting, wherein the open mesh netting is adapted to safely stop a ball without significant obstruction of view through the open mesh netting. The second panel may comprise a solid material, wherein the solid material is located either in front of the first panel or behind the first panel.Type: GrantFiled: May 11, 2012Date of Patent: February 5, 2013Assignee: Allstate Insurance CompanyInventors: Joseph Michael DeMarco, Joseph John Berghammer, Jonathan Pieter van Es
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Publication number: 20110201060Abstract: This invention pertains to a process for manufacturing scyllo-Inositol. Specifically, the current invention pertains to a process for converting myo-Inositol to scyllo-Inositol using a bioconversion process.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 14, 2011Publication date: August 18, 2011Applicant: Abbott LaboratoriesInventors: Rajarathnam E. Reddy, Sanjay R. Chemburkar, Douglas R. Spaulding, Yi Pan, Lei Cao, Jose A. Restituyo, Richard Lorenzini, Michael DeMarco
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Patent number: 7902993Abstract: Component removal detection may be accomplished by a variety of systems and techniques. In one embodiment, a system for component movement detection may include a payment module, a fuel dispenser, and a movement detection device. The fuel dispenser may receive the payment module and enclose the payment module at a first position defined by a fixed position of the payment module relative to the fuel dispenser. The movement detection device may be communicably coupled to the payment module and may detect a first value at the first position and a second value at a second position of the payment module, where the second position may be different from the first position. Further, the movement detection device may transmit the second value to the payment module, where the payment module may activate a security measure based upon a difference in the first and second values greater than an adjustable absolute limit.Type: GrantFiled: August 28, 2007Date of Patent: March 8, 2011Assignee: Dresser, Inc.Inventor: Stephen Michael DeMarco
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Patent number: 7867623Abstract: Polymeric particles capable of absorbing blood and/or body fluids, the polymeric particles being coated with at least one surfactant and with at least one solvent, are produced and used for absorbing blood and/or body fluids, especially in hygiene articles.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2004Date of Patent: January 11, 2011Inventors: Antje Ziemer, Bernhard Steinmetz, Michael Demarco, Monika Medelnick
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Publication number: 20090058641Abstract: Component removal detection may be accomplished by a variety of systems and techniques. In one embodiment, a system for component movement detection may include a payment module, a fuel dispenser, and a movement detection device. The fuel dispenser may receive the payment module and enclose the payment module at a first position defined by a fixed position of the payment module relative to the fuel dispenser. The movement detection device may be communicably coupled to the payment module and may detect a first value at the first position and a second value at a second position of the payment module, where the second position may be different from the first position. Further, the movement detection device may transmit the second value to the payment module, where the payment module may activate a security measure based upon a difference in the first and second values greater than an adjustable absolute limit.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2007Publication date: March 5, 2009Applicant: DRESSER, INC.Inventor: Stephen Michael DeMarco
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Publication number: 20080161536Abstract: Vancomycin B Hydrochloride Crystalline Form 1, compositions containing it and methods of prevention or treatment of bacterial infections using it are disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 14, 2007Publication date: July 3, 2008Applicant: ABBOTT LABORATORIESInventors: Stephen S. Ulrey, Thomas J. Paulus, Lin Sun, Michael DeMarco, Mark W. Tubergen
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Publication number: 20080099518Abstract: A container for supporting a brassiere or a similar garment for cleaning and storage includes opposed flat plate members connected by a hinge, and opposed container cup members connected to the respective plate members at hinge connections for folding the container cup members over the plate members and for folding the plate members with respect to each other to form a closed container for supporting a brassiere. The plate members include hinged support members, each having an arcuate cross shape, for supporting brassiere cups between the plate members and the container cup members. Spaced apart clips secure the brassiere straps to the plate members. Spaced apart latches releasably secure the cup members to the plate members and the plate members to each other for placing the container in a compact folded position.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 31, 2007Publication date: May 1, 2008Inventors: Lauren Radtke, Michael DeMarco, Raymond Green
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Patent number: 7249925Abstract: A substrate protection and transport system and method for transitioning a substrate from atmospheric pressure to vacuum in a lithography tool. The system includes one or more removable substrate transport cassettes that support a substrate. The cassette can include a base portion and top portion, and can include a seal. Each cassette has at least one vent and at least one filter. The system further includes a box having a base and lid. The box holds one or more cassette-substrate arrangements. A storage rack having shelves for holding the box-cassette-substrate arrangement is also provided. Further, an entry-exit module having a loadlock is provided for transitioning the cassette-substrate arrangement from atmospheric pressure to vacuum. The entry-exit module can include a shuttle and/or elevator for transporting the cassette-substrate arrangement.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2005Date of Patent: July 31, 2007Assignee: ASML Holding N.V.Inventors: Santiago E. del Puerto, Michael A. DeMarco, Glenn M. Friedman, Jorge S. Ivaldi, James A. McClay
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Publication number: 20070056997Abstract: A container for supporting a brassiere or a similar garment for cleaning and storage includes opposed flat plate members connected by a hinge, and opposed container cup members connected to the respective plate members at hinge connections for folding the container cup members over the plate members and for folding the plate members with respect to each other to form a closed container for supporting a brassiere. The plate members include hinged support members, each having an arcuate cross shape, for supporting brassiere cups between the plate members and the container cup members. Spaced apart clips secure the brassiere straps to the plate members. Spaced apart latches releasably secure the cup members to the plate members and the plate members to each other for placing the container in a compact folded position.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2005Publication date: March 15, 2007Applicant: MAINYTIME, INC.Inventors: Lauren Radtke, Michael DeMarco, Raymond Green
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Publication number: 20060078407Abstract: A substrate protection and transport system and method for transitioning a substrate from atmospheric pressure to vacuum in a lithography tool. The system includes one or more removable substrate transport cassettes that support a substrate. The cassette can include a base portion and top portion, and can include a seal. Each cassette has at least one vent and at least one filter. The system further includes a box having a base and lid. The box holds one or more cassette-substrate arrangements. A storage rack having shelves for holding the box-cassette-substrate arrangement is also provided. Further, an entry-exit module having a loadlock is provided for transitioning the cassette-substrate arrangement from atmospheric pressure to vacuum. The entry-exit module can include a shuttle and/or elevator for transporting the cassette-substrate arrangement.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2005Publication date: April 13, 2006Applicant: ASML Holding N.V.Inventors: Santiago del Puerto, Michael DeMarco, Glenn Friedman, Jorge Ivaldi, James McClay
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Patent number: 6991416Abstract: A substrate protection and transport system and method for transitioning a substrate from atomospheric pressure to vacuum in a lithography tool. The system includes one or more removable substrate transport cassettes. Each cassette has at least one vent and at least one filter. The system further includes an end effector coupled to a robotic arm to enable the substrate to be positioned within one of the cassettes, thereby forming a cassette-substrate arrangement. The system further includes a box having a base and a lid. The box holds one or more of the cassette-substrate arrangements. In this way, a box-cassette-substrate arrangement is provided. An out of vacuum storage rack having shelves for holding the box-cassette-substrate arrangement is also provided. Still further, an entry-exit module having a loadlock is provided for transitioning the cassette-substrate arrangement from atmospheric pressure to vacuum.Type: GrantFiled: August 12, 2002Date of Patent: January 31, 2006Assignee: ASML Holding N.V.Inventors: Santiago E. del Puerto, Michael A. DeMarco, Glenn M. Friedman, Jorge S. Ivaldi, James A. McClay
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Patent number: 6619903Abstract: A reticle protection and transport system and method for a lithography tool. The system includes an indexer that stores a plurality of reticles and a removable reticle cassette. The removable reticle cassette is comprised of an inner chamber and an outer chamber. The system further includes an end effector coupled to a robotic arm. The end effector engages one of the plurality of reticles to enable the reticle to be positioned within the removable reticle cassette and thereafter transported. The system further includes a seal, coupled to the end effector and the robotic arm. To transport the reticle, the reticle is first loaded onto the end effector. Next, the end effector is used to create an arrangement wherein the reticle is loaded into the removable reticle cassette. Importantly, the reticle and removable reticle cassette do not come into contact with one another.Type: GrantFiled: August 10, 2001Date of Patent: September 16, 2003Inventors: Glenn M. Friedman, Michael DeMarco, Jorge S. Ivaldi, James A. McClay
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Publication number: 20030082030Abstract: A substrate protection and transport system and method for transitioning a substrate from atomospheric pressure to vacuum in a lithography tool. The system includes one or more removable substrate transport cassettes. Each cassette has at least one vent and at least one filter. The system further includes an end effector coupled to a robotic arm to enable the substrate to be positioned within one of the cassettes, thereby forming a cassette-substrate arrangement. The system further includes a box having a base and a lid. The box holds one or more of the cassette-substrate arrangements. In this way, a box-cassette-substrate arrangement is provided. An out of vacuum storage rack having shelves for holding the box-cassette-substrate arrangement is also provided. Still further, an entry-exit module having a loadlock is provided for transitioning the cassette-substrate arrangement from atmospheric pressure to vacuum.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2002Publication date: May 1, 2003Inventors: Santiago E. del Puerto, Michael A. DeMarco, Glenn M. Friedman, Jorge S. Ivaldi, James A. McClay
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Publication number: 20030031545Abstract: A reticle protection and transport system and method for a lithography tool. The system includes an indexer that stores a plurality of reticles and a removable reticle cassette. The removable reticle cassette is comprised of an inner chamber and an outer chamber. The system further includes an end effector coupled to a robotic arm. The end effector engages one of the plurality of reticles to enable the reticle to be positioned within the removable reticle cassette and thereafter transported. The system further includes a seal, coupled to the end effector and the robotic arm. To transport the reticle, the reticle is first loaded onto the end effector. Next, the end effector is used to create an arrangement wherein the reticle is loaded into the removable reticle cassette. Importantly, the reticle and removable reticle cassette do not come into contact with one another.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2001Publication date: February 13, 2003Applicant: Silicon Valley Group, Inc.Inventors: Michael DeMarco, Glenn Friedman, Jorge Ivaldi, James McClay
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Patent number: 5540694Abstract: A surgical instrument 20 for machining a precise cavity in a patient's bone for receiving a prosthesis 13 having a conical portion 6 and a triangular portion 8 is provided. The instrument 20 includes a first member 26 which has (i) a conical portion 44 which defines a longitudinal axis 40 and (ii) a guide path 46, 76 for receiving a movable second member 24. The movable second member 24 carries a triangle cutter 22. The movable second member 24 is moved along the longitudinal axis 40 to cut bone until an appropriate index 30 on the movable second member 24 is aligned with a reference surface 28 on the first member 26. This alignment indicates that the triangular cavity formed by cutter 22 is of the appropriate size for the triangular portion 8 of the prosthesis 13 which is to be implanted.Type: GrantFiled: September 16, 1994Date of Patent: July 30, 1996Assignee: Joint Medical Products CorporationInventors: Alfred F. DeCarlo, Jr., Michael DeMarco, Sr., J. Larry Hineline
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Patent number: 4609362Abstract: The system provides propulsion of an underwater vehicle without the need noise producing gears or internal combustion engines. Variable speed of two impellers is automatically controlled from a single hydraulic piston regardless of depth, as is the horizontal and vertical attitude. Upright stability of the vehicle is held by controlling the speed of one impeller versus the other also using a single hydraulic piston. Since the speed controlling element allows output speed adjustments from zero to maximum, efficiency of the battery powered prime mover is high. The motor is allowed to come up to full high operational speed under no load conditions (zero output speed) developing vast amounts of kinetic energy through centrifugally forced contact rollers. This energy becomes available for the supply of peak power without taxing the prime mover, while continuing to reestablish the spent kinetic energy during periods of low power output.Type: GrantFiled: July 5, 1983Date of Patent: September 2, 1986Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventor: Michael DeMarco
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Patent number: 4411172Abstract: Propulsion means of an undersea vehicle comprises a pair of counter-rotat low speed impellers driven from a spider shaft rotating at relatively high speed. The reduction is accomplished by a variable speed reducing and torque transmitting device which allows infinite resolution for speed control including a zero speed setting while maintaining a constant high speed at the input spider shaft. Attitude of the vehicle is controlled by a plurality of regulated inlet ports and roll control is regulated by increasing the speed of one impeller and decreasing the speed of the other. The sea water utilized for the attitude is also used for propulsion. Control systems within the vehicle utilize an electro-pneumatic-hydraulic system complex.Type: GrantFiled: February 20, 1981Date of Patent: October 25, 1983Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventor: Michael DeMarco
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Patent number: 4360348Abstract: Propulsion apparatus for an undersea vehicle comprises a pair of counter-ating low speed impellers driven from a spider shaft rotating at relatively high speed. The reduction is accomplished by a variable speed reducing and torque transmitting device which allows infinite resolution for speed control including a zero speed setting while maintaining a constant high speed at the input spider shaft. Attitude of the vehicle is controlled by a plurality of regulated inlet ports and roll control is regulated by increasing the speed of one impeller and decreasing the speed of the other. The sea water utilized for the attitude is also used for propulsion. Control systems within the vehicle utilize an electro-pneumatic-hydraulic system complex.Type: GrantFiled: February 20, 1981Date of Patent: November 23, 1982Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventor: Michael DeMarco
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Patent number: D325606Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 1990Date of Patent: April 21, 1992Inventors: Robert DeMarco, Michael DeMarco, Glen Gentile