Patents by Inventor Travis King
Travis King 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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Publication number: 20240143905Abstract: A method for partially publishing edits to a document is described. A first document including a first cell and a second cell is displayed on first user account on a first computing device and on a second user account. A second document including a linked version of the first cell and a linked version of the second cell is displayed. An edit of the first cell is received from the first user account and an edit of the second cell is received. In response to receiving an indication from the first user account that the edit of the first cell is to be published, the edit of the first cell is made to the linked version of the first cell, while the linked version of the second cell is unchanged so that the content of the linked version of the second cell no longer matches that of the second cell.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 5, 2024Publication date: May 2, 2024Inventors: Hannah Joy Deering, Thieu Van Tran Pham, Travis Smith, Edward Joseph Cupps, Aaron David Hall, Matthew Peter Hinrichsen, Ryan A. King, Joshua John Przybyszewski, Madelyn Renee Stephens
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Publication number: 20190283679Abstract: A retention device comprising at least one main body member and one or more anchoring members. The main body member may comprise a plurality of retainer loops, which may traverse along a longitudinal axis of the main body member and may be adapted to retain one or more objects. The anchoring members may comprise at least a first anchoring member and a second anchoring member. The anchoring members may further comprise one or more shafts and one or more bases. The main body member may extend between the first anchoring member and the second anchoring member and may be removably coupled to the anchoring members. The plurality of retainer loops may be adapted to engage the shafts of the anchoring members. The bases of the anchoring members may be adapted to removably attach the anchoring members to a surface.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2018Publication date: September 19, 2019Inventors: Travis King, Elisabeth Gritsch, Michael Bowser
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Patent number: 9302722Abstract: A seal assembly can be incorporated into a track pin joint assembly including a pin defining a longitudinal axis, a first member and a second member both coaxial with the pin about the longitudinal axis. The first member is pivotable about the longitudinal axis with respect to the second member and includes a load ring engagement surface defining, at least in part, an axially-extending seal cavity disposed in proximal relationship to the second member. A seal assembly including a seal ring and a load ring is disposed in the seal cavity and sealingly engages the first member and the second member. The load ring includes a main body and a neck having a neck perimeter with a first sealing blade disposed along the neck perimeter and comprising an outwardly-extending projection. The first sealing blade is adapted to sealingly engage one of the seal ring and the first member.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2014Date of Patent: April 5, 2016Assignee: Caterpillar Inc.Inventors: Guanghui Liang, Mark Diekevers, Mark Kiesel, Darren Antoine, Temitope Akinlua, Travis King
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Patent number: 9232963Abstract: A trocar comprises a retention cannula comprising an inverted or incised retention pattern disposed thereon. Embodiments of the incised cannula exhibit reduced tissue trauma compared with screw-threaded cannula, improved fixation and/or retention compared with an unthreaded cannula, and good sealing between the cannula and the incision.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 2013Date of Patent: January 12, 2016Assignee: Applied Medical Resources CorporationInventors: Jeremy J. Albrecht, Gary M. Johnson, Matthew M. Becerra, Travis King, Donald L. Gadberry, Isabel Simons
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Publication number: 20150061368Abstract: A seal assembly can be incorporated into a track pin joint assembly including a pin defining a longitudinal axis, a first member and a second member both coaxial with the pin about the longitudinal axis. The first member is pivotable about the longitudinal axis with respect to the second member and includes a load ring engagement surface defining, at least in part, an axially-extending seal cavity disposed in proximal relationship to the second member. A seal assembly including a seal ring and a load ring is disposed in the seal cavity and sealingly engages the first member and the second member. The load ring includes a main body and a neck having a neck perimeter with a first sealing blade disposed along the neck perimeter and comprising an outwardly-extending projection. The first sealing blade is adapted to sealingly engage one of the seal ring and the first member.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2014Publication date: March 5, 2015Applicant: Caterpillar Inc.Inventors: Guanghui Liang, Mark Diekevers, Mark Kiesel, Darren Antoine, Temitope Akinlua, Travis King
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Publication number: 20140135585Abstract: A trocar comprises a retention cannula comprising an inverted or incised retention pattern disposed thereon. Embodiments of the incised cannula exhibit reduced tissue trauma compared with screw-threaded cannula, improved fixation and/or retention compared with an unthreaded cannula, and good sealing between the cannula and the incision.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2013Publication date: May 15, 2014Applicant: Applied Medical Resources CorporationInventors: Jeremy J. Albrecht, Gary M. Johnson, Matthew M. Becerra, Travis King, Donald L. Gadberry, Isabel Simons
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Patent number: 8622969Abstract: A trocar comprises a retention cannula comprising an inverted or incised retention pattern disposed thereon. Embodiments of the incised cannula exhibit reduced tissue trauma compared with screw-threaded cannula, improved fixation and/or retention compared with an unthreaded cannula, and good sealing between the cannula and the incision.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 2012Date of Patent: January 7, 2014Assignee: Applied Medical Resources CorporationInventors: Jeremy J. Albrecht, Gary M. Johnson, Matthew M. Becerra, Travis King, Donald L. Gadberry, Isabel Simons
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Publication number: 20120215247Abstract: A trocar comprises a retention cannula comprising an inverted or incised retention pattern disposed thereon. Embodiments of the incised cannula exhibit reduced tissue trauma compared with screw-threaded cannula, improved fixation and/or retention compared with an unthreaded cannula, and good sealing between the cannula and the incision.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 1, 2012Publication date: August 23, 2012Applicant: Applied Medical Resources CorporationInventors: Jeremy J. Albrecht, Gary M. Johnson, Matthew M. Becerra, Travis King, Donald L. Gadberry, Isabel Simons
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Patent number: 8167843Abstract: A trocar comprises a retention cannula comprising an inverted or incised retention pattern disposed thereon. Embodiments of the incised cannula exhibit reduced tissue trauma compared with screw-threaded cannula, improved fixation and/or retention compared with an unthreaded cannula, and good sealing between the cannula and the incision.Type: GrantFiled: October 12, 2010Date of Patent: May 1, 2012Assignee: Applied Medical Resources CorporationInventors: Jeremy J. Albrecht, Gary M. Johnson, Matthew M. Becerra, Travis King, Donald L. Gadberry, Isabel Simons
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Publication number: 20110087167Abstract: A trocar comprises a retention cannula comprising an inverted or incised retention pattern disposed thereon. Embodiments of the incised cannula exhibit reduced tissue trauma compared with screw-threaded cannula, improved fixation and/or retention compared with an unthreaded cannula, and good sealing between the cannula and the incision.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 12, 2010Publication date: April 14, 2011Applicant: Applied Medical Resources CorporationInventors: Jeremy J. Albrecht, Gary M. Johnson, Matthew M. Becerra, Travis King, Donald L. Gadberry, Isabel Simons