Patents by Inventor Peter Ham
Peter Ham 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: 11000785Abstract: Structured elements with capabilities for stream flow division and distribution and mitigation of undesired species that exceed those of conventionally available materials are provided. The structured elements provide increased opportunities for surface attraction, retention and coalescence of undesired species in a process stream. The functional contact surfaces of the structured elements can include one or more of the faces of cells, the surfaces of struts connecting cells, the surfaces of nodes connecting struts, and the surfaces of asperities or irregularities caused by channels, flutes, spikes, fibrils or filaments in or on the material surfaces.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2020Date of Patent: May 11, 2021Assignee: CRYSTAPHASE PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: John Glover, Austin Schneider, Peter Ham
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Publication number: 20200376413Abstract: Structured elements with capabilities for stream flow division and distribution and mitigation of undesired species that exceed those of conventionally available materials are provided. The structured elements provide increased opportunities for surface attraction, retention and coalescence of undesired species in a process stream. The functional contact surfaces of the structured elements can include one or more of the faces of cells, the surfaces of struts connecting cells, the surfaces of nodes connecting struts, and the surfaces of asperities or irregularities caused by channels, flutes, spikes, fibrils or filaments in or on the material surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2020Publication date: December 3, 2020Applicant: CRYSTAPHASE PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: JOHN GLOVER, AUSTIN SCHNEIDER, PETER HAM
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Publication number: 20200376414Abstract: Structured elements with capabilities for stream flow division and distribution and mitigation of undesired species that exceed those of conventionally available materials are provided. The structured elements provide increased opportunities for surface attraction, retention and coalescence of undesired species in a process stream. The functional contact surfaces of the structured elements can include one or more of the faces of cells, the surfaces of struts connecting cells, the surfaces of nodes connecting struts, and the surfaces of asperities or irregularities caused by channels, flutes, spikes, fibrils or filaments in or on the material surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2020Publication date: December 3, 2020Applicant: CRYSTAPHASE PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: JOHN GLOVER, AUSTIN SCHNEIDER, PETER HAM
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Patent number: 10744426Abstract: Structured elements with capabilities for stream flow division and distribution and mitigation of undesired species that exceed those of conventionally available materials are provided. The structured elements provide increased opportunities for surface attraction, retention and coalescence of undesired species in a process stream. The functional contact surfaces of the structured elements can include one or more of the faces of cells, the surfaces of struts connecting cells, the surfaces of nodes connecting struts, and the surfaces of asperities or irregularities caused by channels, flutes, spikes, fibrils or filaments in or on the material surfaces.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 2016Date of Patent: August 18, 2020Assignee: CRYSTAPHASE PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: John Glover, Austin Schneider, Peter Ham
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Publication number: 20180093207Abstract: Structured elements with capabilities for stream flow division and distribution and mitigation of undesired species that exceed those of conventionally available materials are provided. The structured elements provide increased opportunities for surface attraction, retention and coalescence of undesired species in a process stream. The functional contact surfaces of the structured elements can include one or more of the faces of cells, the surfaces of struts connecting cells, the surfaces of nodes connecting struts, and the surfaces of asperities or irregularities caused by channels, flutes, spikes, fibrils or filaments in or on the material surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2017Publication date: April 5, 2018Applicant: CRYSTAPHASE PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: John Glover, Austin Schneider, Peter Ham
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Patent number: 9865010Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 2013Date of Patent: January 9, 2018Assignee: June Ray LimitedInventors: Louis H. Borders, Avrind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Bhargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Ajit Ramachandra Mayya
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Publication number: 20170189834Abstract: Structured elements with capabilities for stream flow division and distribution and mitigation of undesired species that exceed those of conventionally available materials are provided. The structured elements provide increased opportunities for surface attraction, retention and coalescence of undesired species in a process stream. The functional contact surfaces of the structured elements can include one or more of the faces of cells, the surfaces of struts connecting cells, the surfaces of nodes connecting struts, and the surfaces of asperities or irregularities caused by channels, flutes, spikes, fibrils or filaments in or on the material surfaces.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2016Publication date: July 6, 2017Applicant: CRYSTAPHASE PRODUCTS, INC.Inventors: JOHN GLOVER, Austin Schneider, Peter Ham
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Patent number: 9697547Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2013Date of Patent: July 4, 2017Assignee: June Ray LimitedInventors: Louis H. Borders, Avrind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Bhargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Ajit Ramachandra Mayya
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Patent number: 9396451Abstract: Order allocation techniques pertaining to stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 2013Date of Patent: July 19, 2016Assignee: June Ray LimitedInventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots
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Patent number: 9305281Abstract: Order allocation techniques pertaining to stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: GrantFiled: September 25, 2015Date of Patent: April 5, 2016Assignee: June Ray LimitedInventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots
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Publication number: 20160019633Abstract: Order allocation techniques pertaining to stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2015Publication date: January 21, 2016Inventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots
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Publication number: 20140229338Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2013Publication date: August 14, 2014Applicant: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: Louis H. Borders, Avrind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Bhargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Ajit Ramachandra Mayya
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Publication number: 20140108287Abstract: Order allocation techniques pertaining to stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2013Publication date: April 17, 2014Applicant: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots
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Publication number: 20140089138Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 26, 2013Publication date: March 27, 2014Applicant: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: Louis H. Borders, Arvind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Chargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Anjit Ramachandra Mayya
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Patent number: 8635113Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2007Date of Patent: January 21, 2014Assignee: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: Louis H. Borders, Arvind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Bhargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Ajit Ramachandra Mayya
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Patent number: 8626333Abstract: Order allocation techniques pertaining to stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2012Date of Patent: January 7, 2014Assignee: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots
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Patent number: 8600821Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: GrantFiled: December 19, 2006Date of Patent: December 3, 2013Assignee: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: Louis H. Borders, Arvind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Bhargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Ajit Ramachandra Mayya
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Publication number: 20120173449Abstract: Order allocation techniques pertaining to stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2012Publication date: July 5, 2012Inventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots
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Patent number: 8170915Abstract: A technique for effecting electronic commerce using a data network is described. The data network includes a plurality of subsystems which, together, form an integrated system for receiving customer orders for selected items via a data network, fulfilling the customer orders, and delivering the ordered products to the customers. Moreover, according to a specific embodiment, the integrated nature of the system architecture of the present invention allows the on-line merchant to provide a guarantee to the customer that the ordered items will be available to be delivered to the customer at the specified delivery date, time, and location.Type: GrantFiled: February 12, 2007Date of Patent: May 1, 2012Assignee: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: Louis H. Borders, Arvind Peter Relan, Margaret Sue Lloyd, Sunil Bhargava, Joyo Wijaya, Peter Ham, Gray Andrew Clossman, Ajit Ramachandra Mayya
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Patent number: 8140183Abstract: Order allocation techniques that reduce the number of stops that a container makes in the process of fulfilling a customer order is disclosed. In one embodiment, this is accomplished by first identifying a pod that stocks the largest number of different items in a customer order. Then, a second pod is identified that stocks the largest number of remaining items in the customer order. Ultimately, all items in the customer order are assigned a pod. The collection of pods defines a container path through the distribution center.Type: GrantFiled: May 6, 2009Date of Patent: March 20, 2012Assignee: IpVenture, Inc.Inventors: William Henry Waddington, Patricia C. Grewell, Peter Ham, Boris Klots