Patents by Inventor Alex P. Glynn
Alex P. Glynn 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: 20160196493Abstract: A personal outdoor activity app system for wireless communications devices comprises: a) providing an app link to subscribers; b) upon activation of the app, identifying the subscriber by receiving a location ID and presenting a distance query that seeks the maximum distance that said subscriber desires to travel, wherein the subscriber may send a selected distance by a method from the group consisting of typing a distance, and selecting one of a plurality of offered, preset distances; c) locating and identifying all outdoor activity locations with the selected distance; d) procuring weather information relating to each outdoor activity within the selected distance of the subscriber; e) establishing a weather score for procured weather information and ranking each location in accordance with said weather score; f) presenting at least one list of all activity locations based on at least one criterion from (i) weather score; (ii) weather score and distance.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 2, 2015Publication date: July 7, 2016Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Patent number: 9048927Abstract: A solar powered cell phone includes a cell phone main housing including conventional cell phone components including; a rechargeable power storage unit connected to cell phone internal mechanisms; and, at least two solar cell panels connected to the rechargeable power storage unit, wherein at least one of the at least two solar cell panels is movably connected to the main housing and has a first position, being a closed position for storage, and having a second position, being an open position for charging.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2011Date of Patent: June 2, 2015Assignee: GlynnTech, Inc.Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Publication number: 20130083238Abstract: A present invention solar power camera includes: a) a digital camera main housing; b) digital camera internal mechanisms, including imaging and storage processors located within the main housing, imaging and storage controls, and a lens connected to the imaging processor and located on the main housing; c) a rechargeable power storage unit connected to the digital camera internal mechanisms; and, d) at least one solar cell panel connected to the rechargeable power storage unit and movably connected to said main housing, said at least one solar cell panel having a first position, being a closed position, and having a second position, being an open position; wherein the at least one solar cell panel is movable from the first position to the second position for solar recharging of the rechargeable power storage unit, and is movable from the second position to the first position for storage.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2011Publication date: April 4, 2013Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Publication number: 20130084919Abstract: A solar powered cell phone includes: a cell phone main housing; cell phone internal mechanisms located within the main housing, the internal mechanisms including at least one processor, at least one storage means, at least one speaker, and at least one microphone; a screen connected to the cell phone internal mechanisms and located on the main housing; at least one antenna, adapted to send and receive information, connected to the cell phone internal mechanisms and attached to the cell phone main housing; a rechargeable power storage unit connected to the cell phone internal mechanisms; and, at least two solar cell panels connected to the rechargeable power storage unit, wherein at least one of the at least two solar cell panels is movably connected to the main housing and has a first position, being a closed position for storage, and having a second position, being an open position for charging.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2011Publication date: April 4, 2013Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Publication number: 20120297704Abstract: An alternative energy structure is disclosed, defined by an upper section and a lower section, wherein at least part of the upper section is solar transparent. A panel track traverses the upper section and a counterweight track traverses the lower section. The tracks are non-horizontal. A solar panel is movably connected to the panel track, and a counterweight is movably connected to the counterweight track such that the panel can traverse the upper section and the counterweight can traverse the lower section. The solar panel and the counterweight are connected to one another by a first connection mechanism and an opposite, second connection mechanism. A drive motor is connected to at least one of: the solar panel, the counterweight, the first connection mechanism and the second connection mechanism, to drive the solar panel from a first position to an opposite, second position to follow the sun.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2011Publication date: November 29, 2012Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Patent number: 7109884Abstract: The system includes a stop sign device, a wave signal transmitter, a signal receiver and a warning signal. The wave signal transmitter is located at the stop sign device, that is it is near it, or is attached to it. The transmitter projects a wave signal outwardly in a direction from the front of the stop sign device, that is toward oncoming traffic that is expected to comply with the stop sign device. The wave signal of the transmitter has a predetermined frequency and transmission strength, and may be radio or IR or other wave signal. The signal receiver is adapted to receive a wave signal of the same frequency of said wave signal of the transmitter, so that when it is near the transmitter, it will receive that signal.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2004Date of Patent: September 19, 2006Assignee: GlynnTech, Inc.Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Patent number: 6565241Abstract: The present invention is an improvement to any motorized vehicle for human transport having an electrical system with at least one headlight. The improvement includes a flashlight base to which a headlight is connected, referred to herein as the flash-headlight. The base and flash-headlight are removably mounted on the vehicle, and the base has a rechargeable energy pack, e.g., a cell or battery pack for powering the flash-headlight when removed from the vehicle. The base has an on/off switch operable when the base and flash-headlight are removed from the vehicle. There is a disconnectable powering electrical contact connected from the vehicle electrical system to the flash-headlight for powering and operation thereof when the flash-headlight is not removed from the vehicle, and adapted for disconnection from the flash-headlight for removal of base and flash-headlight from the vehicle.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2001Date of Patent: May 20, 2003Inventor: Alex P. Glynn
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Patent number: 6034591Abstract: The present invention is an alarm clock device which programmably and automatically coordinates the movement of one or more electric toy trains, or the like. The present invention alarm clock preferably triggers the movement of an electric toy train when a pre-set alarm time is reached. The alarm clock device comprises at least one base that defines an elongated substantially non-linear track for regulating the movement of a toy train. The traveling speed of the train is preferably regulated by a voltage varying device, such as a transformer, that is attached to the track and also coupled to a manually adjustable speed controlling member within the alarm clock. The movement of the train is preferably accompanied by applicable audible sounds that correspond therewith. The duration of movement may be programmed manually and may be adjusted in any variety of ways.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 1998Date of Patent: March 7, 2000Assignee: Ideal Ideas, Inc.Inventors: Alex P. Glynn, Kenneth P. Glynn
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Patent number: RE38528Abstract: The present invention is an alarm clock device which programmably and automatically coordinates the movement of one or more electric toy trains, or the like. The present invention alarm clock preferably triggers the movement of an electric toy train when a pre-set alarm time is reached. The alarm clock device comprises at least one base that defines an elongated substantially non-linear track for regulating the movement of a toy train. The traveling speed of the train is preferably regulated by a voltage varying device, such as a transformer, that is attached to the track and also coupled to a manually adjustable speed controlling member within the alarm clock. The movement of the train is preferably accompanied by applicable audible sounds that correspond therewith. The duration of movement may be programmed manually and may be adjusted in any variety of ways.Type: GrantFiled: December 19, 2001Date of Patent: June 8, 2004Assignee: E. Mishan & Sons, Inc.Inventors: Alex P. Glynn, Kenneth P. Glynn