Patents by Inventor Alexander Bosworth
Alexander Bosworth 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: 11850800Abstract: A computer-implemented method for additive manufacturing can include receiving, by one or more computing devices, three-dimensional model data, and receiving, by the one or more computing devices, one or more inducing variables. The one or more inducing variables can include at least one of a recoater direction, recoater force, gas flow direction, and/or gas flow rate. The computer-implemented method can also comprise creating a print file as a function of the one or more inducing variables to account for the inducing variables to produce a uniform part throughout a build area or otherwise reduce part variability and outputting the print file to a printer or a data storage device.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2020Date of Patent: December 26, 2023Assignee: Hamilton Sundstrand CorporationInventors: Loren O. Brandenburg, Vijay Narayan Jagdale, Abhay Taneja, Alexander Bosworth, Sladjan Lazarevic
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Publication number: 20230322391Abstract: A water extractor for use in an environmental control system includes a housing having an inlet end and an outlet end. A fog harvester assembly is mounted within the housing at a location between the inlet end and the outlet end. The fog harvester assembly includes at least one fog harvester insert having a condensing material including plurality of wires arranged in a wire array. At least one of the plurality of wires has a spiral configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2022Publication date: October 12, 2023Inventors: Liana Frangioni, Patrick M. McCord, Donald E. Army, Alexander Bosworth, Michael Doe, JR.
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Publication number: 20220194009Abstract: A computer-implemented method for additive manufacturing can include receiving, by one or more computing devices, three-dimensional model data, and receiving, by the one or more computing devices, one or more inducing variables. The one or more inducing variables can include at least one of a recoater direction, recoater force, gas flow direction, and/or gas flow rate. The computer-implemented method can also comprise creating a print file as a function of the one or more inducing variables to account for the inducing variables to produce a uniform part throughout a build area or otherwise reduce part variability and outputting the print file to a printer or a data storage device.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2020Publication date: June 23, 2022Applicant: Hamilton Sundstrand CorporationInventors: Loren O. Brandenburg, Vijay Narayan Jagdale, Abhay Taneja, Alexander Bosworth, Sladjan Lazarevic
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Publication number: 20220184895Abstract: A method and an electrical circuit for measuring the traverse speed of an additive manufacturing system energy source includes installing the electrical circuit within a region of the additive manufacturing system and translating the energy source along a first segment of a path within the region that intersects the electrical circuit. While the energy source traverses the path, the energy source modifies the electrical circuit causing a change in an electrical signal of the circuit sensed by a monitoring circuit. The traverse speed of the energy source is determined based on the change in the electrical signal and a geometry of the electrical circuit along the first segment.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 16, 2020Publication date: June 16, 2022Inventors: Rudy Pitera, Scott Wigen, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20200307107Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for additively manufacturing a component that includes placing a primary insert and a first support insert into corresponding indentations in a build plate of an additive manufacturing system, forming the component on the primary insert with the component having at least one overhang located above the first support insert, and forming a first support structure on the first support insert so as to be beneath the at least one overhang with the first support structure configured to support the at least one overhang. The method also includes, after the component has been formed, separating the primary insert from the first support insert such that the first support structure is separated from the component.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 27, 2019Publication date: October 1, 2020Inventors: Alexander Madinger, Alexander Bosworth
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Patent number: 9398077Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a METAdata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: GrantFiled: November 20, 2013Date of Patent: July 19, 2016Assignee: ORACLE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATIONInventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh H. Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Leonard Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20140280771Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a METAdata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 20, 2013Publication date: September 18, 2014Applicant: Oracle International CorporationInventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh H. Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Leonard Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Patent number: 8645973Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a METAdata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: GrantFiled: September 18, 2007Date of Patent: February 4, 2014Assignee: Oracle International CorporationInventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh H. Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Leonard Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Patent number: 7650432Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2005Date of Patent: January 19, 2010Assignee: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh H. Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20090300656Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a METAdata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 18, 2007Publication date: December 3, 2009Applicant: BEA SYSTEMS, INC.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh H. Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Leonard Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20090210631Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a METAdata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 18, 2007Publication date: August 20, 2009Applicant: BEA SYSTEMS, INC.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh H. Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Leonard Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060117073Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: June 1, 2006Applicant: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060053368Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: March 9, 2006Applicant: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060031256Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: February 9, 2006Applicant: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060030292Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: February 9, 2006Applicant: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060031264Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: February 9, 2006Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060031228Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: February 9, 2006Applicant: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth
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Publication number: 20060026168Abstract: Providing a framework for developing, deploying and managing sophisticated mobile solutions, with a simple Web-like programming model that integrates with existing enterprise components. Mobile applications may consist of a data model definition, user interface templates, a client side controller, which includes scripts that define actions, and, on the server side, a collection of conduits, which describe how to mediate between the data model and the enterprise. In one embodiment, the occasionally-connected application server assumes that data used by mobile applications is persistently stored and managed by external systems. The occasionally-connected data model can be a metadata description of the mobile application's anticipated usage of this data, and be optimized to enable the efficient traversal and synchronization of this data between occasionally connected devices and external systems.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2005Publication date: February 2, 2006Applicant: BEA Systems, Inc.Inventors: Adam Bosworth, Richard Burdon, Alexander Khesin, Alexander Lloyd, Farokh Eskafi, Ken Ong, Terry Lucas, Alexander Bosworth