Patents by Inventor Allen Hunter
Allen Hunter 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: 20240118788Abstract: Mechanisms are provided for allowing a user to dynamically manage rich media content in an efficient and effective manner. Tiles including media content, personalized video selections, content pack upgrades, and promotions for featured content are presented to a user. Each tile may include calls to view, purchase, discuss, rate, review, or read about associated content. Tiles may be presented as still images, logos, text, or live video. Multiple tiles may be manipulated using keyboard, mouse, touchpad, and/or touchscreen movements, motions, and gestures. In particular examples, an overlay provided on top of a tile mechanism provides a user with additional navigation and management options.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2023Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Kirsten Hunter, Christopher Chan, Vasanth Shenoy, James Collette, Do H. Chung, Allen Billings
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Patent number: 11577678Abstract: An airbag module for a supplemental restraint system of a vehicle can include an inflator, an airbag attached to the inflator and in fluid communication with the inflator; and a module controller mounted to the inflator. The module controller can be configured to: determine an elapsed service time of the inflator based on the identification information of the vehicle; compare the elapsed service time to a first time threshold; and output a disable signal to the SRS controller commanding the SRS controller to disable a firing pulse for the inflator when the elapsed service time is greater than or equal to the first time threshold.Type: GrantFiled: December 13, 2021Date of Patent: February 14, 2023Assignee: HONDA MOTOR CO., LTD.Inventor: Scott Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 9512604Abstract: A toilet odor removal system and method of use uses an air intake member connected to an air exit member with a fan member attached to the air exit member. When installed, the air intake member is inside the toilet tank and the air exit member is outside of the toilet tank so that the air in the toilet tank and toilet bowl may be evacuated therefrom by activating the fan member to draw the air from both the toilet tank and toilet bowl via the passageway from the toilet tank to the toilet bowl or water overflow tube in communication with a toilet tank. A toilet tank water supply line runs through the air intake member and air exit member.Type: GrantFiled: August 7, 2014Date of Patent: December 6, 2016Inventor: Richard Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 8373289Abstract: A fuel module comprises an enclosure and a fuel chamber. In one exemplary embodiment, the fuel chamber comprises a primary containment tank contained within a secondary containment tank. The enclosure comprises a plurality of exterior enclosure walls and a plurality of interior enclosure walls that cooperate to form the secondary containment tank such that the primary containment tank is disposed between the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls. In another exemplary embodiment, the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls cooperate to form a single-walled fuel chamber disposed between the exterior and interior enclosure walls of the fuel module. Additional exemplary embodiments include fuel chambers configured as any multiple-wall structures, whether double-wall, triple-wall, or other, that comprise a plurality of containment tanks.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2009Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 8294285Abstract: An energy generating module includes an enclosure, a modular cage, a fuel chamber, and a railcar chassis. The energy generating module is transportable on rails via the railcar chassis. The modular cage comprises a peripheral cage secured to an interior of the enclosure and one or more multi-directional extensions extending from the peripheral cage to support an energy generating device within the enclosure. The multi-directional extensions are movable in multiple directions as the peripheral cage sways during transportation of the energy generating module so as to permit the energy generating device to track its inertial position more closely than the sway of the peripheral cage during transportation of the energy generating module. The fuel chamber is configured to be in fluid communication with the energy generating device.Type: GrantFiled: October 26, 2009Date of Patent: October 23, 2012Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 8294286Abstract: A network of energy generating modules includes a plurality of energy generating modules positioned over a geographic area and a network monitoring station. The energy generating modules may include enclosures and energy-transfer receptacles. The enclosures are configured to maintain an energy generating device capable of generating an energy output, and the energy-transfer receptacles are configured to be coupled to the energy generating device and to transfer the energy outputs to energy consuming devices. The energy generating modules are communicably linked to a communications network. In other embodiments, the network of energy generating modules further includes a network monitoring station configured to communicate with the energy generating modules over the communications network to monitor one or more conditions of the energy generating modules.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2009Date of Patent: October 23, 2012Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 8235009Abstract: An energy generating module comprises an enclosure, an energy generating device, a fuel chamber, and one or more fuel conveying devices. The enclosure comprises a plurality of walls that enclose the energy generating device. The fuel chamber is applied to an exterior surface of at least one wall of the enclosure such that at least a portion of the exterior surface of at least one enclosure wall is covered by the fuel chamber. The fuel conveying devices convey fuel from the fuel chamber to the energy generating device enclosed by the enclosure walls. The energy generating device generates an energy output using fuel received from the fuel chamber.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2009Date of Patent: August 7, 2012Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 8207621Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to energy generating modules. More particularly, embodiments relate generally to energy generating modules that comprise energy generating devices and pluralities of modular panels comprising fuel chambers. The modular panels respectively comprise one or more multi-functional inter-panel coupling ports positioned to facilitate multi-purpose modular interconnection of complementary modular panels and exhibit a degree of structural rigidity sufficient to contribute to immobilization of interconnected complementary modular panels relative to each other. The complementary modular panels are interconnected via the multi-functional inter-panel coupling ports to form an enclosure such that the fuel chambers of the interconnected complementary modular panels are disposed between an exterior of the enclosure and an interior of the enclosure.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2008Date of Patent: June 26, 2012Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20110212489Abstract: A proteolysate of a seed material derived from a plant species of the Asteraceae family, such as sunflower, has improved properties as a constituent of a culture medium for culturing eukaryotic, in particular animal cells. The seed material is defatted and is hydrolysed to a degree of 10-50% and subsequently separated from insolubles. The cells are particularly cultured for producing desired protein products.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2008Publication date: September 1, 2011Inventors: Mireille Maria Gadellaa, Edward Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20100230414Abstract: A fuel module comprises an enclosure and a fuel chamber. In one exemplary embodiment, the fuel chamber comprises a primary containment tank contained within a secondary containment tank. The enclosure comprises a plurality of exterior enclosure walls and a plurality of interior enclosure walls that cooperate to form the secondary containment tank such that the primary containment tank is disposed between the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls. In another exemplary embodiment, the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls cooperate to form a single-walled fuel chamber disposed between the exterior and interior enclosure walls of the fuel module. Additional exemplary embodiments include fuel chambers configured as any multiple-wall structures, whether double-wall, triple-wall, or other, that comprise a plurality of containment tanks.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2009Publication date: September 16, 2010Applicant: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20100192908Abstract: An energy generating module comprises an enclosure, an energy generating device, a fuel chamber, and one or more fuel conveying devices. The enclosure comprises a plurality of walls that enclose the energy generating device. The fuel chamber is applied to an exterior surface of at least one wall of the enclosure such that at least a portion of the exterior surface of at least one enclosure wall is covered by the fuel chamber. The fuel conveying devices convey fuel from the fuel chamber to the energy generating device enclosed by the enclosure walls. The energy generating device generates an energy output using fuel received from the fuel chamber.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2009Publication date: August 5, 2010Applicant: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20100060016Abstract: A network of energy generating modules includes a plurality of energy generating modules positioned over a geographic area and a network monitoring station. The energy generating modules may include enclosures and energy-transfer receptacles. The enclosures are configured to maintain an energy generating device capable of generating an energy output, and the energy-transfer receptacles are configured to be coupled to the energy generating device and to transfer the energy outputs to energy consuming devices. The energy generating modules are communicably linked to a communications network. In other embodiments, the network of energy generating modules further includes a network monitoring station configured to communicate with the energy generating modules over the communications network to monitor one or more conditions of the energy generating modules.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 28, 2009Publication date: March 11, 2010Applicant: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20100060093Abstract: An energy generating module includes an enclosure, a modular cage, a fuel chamber, and a railcar chassis. The energy generating module is transportable on rails via the railcar chassis. The modular cage comprises a peripheral cage secured to an interior of the enclosure and one or more multi-directional extensions extending from the peripheral cage to support an energy generating device within the enclosure. The multi-directional extensions are movable in multiple directions as the peripheral cage sways during transportation of the energy generating module so as to permit the energy generating device to track its inertial position more closely than the sway of the peripheral cage during transportation of the energy generating module. The fuel chamber is configured to be in fluid communication with the energy generating device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2009Publication date: March 11, 2010Applicant: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20100050564Abstract: In one exemplary embodiment, a method of constructing an enclosure using an undercarriage support system comprises: providing the undercarriage support system for supporting the enclosure during one or more stages of construction, the undercarriage support system comprising a plurality of modular enclosure support components and a plurality of motive supports for facilitating movement of the undercarriage support system; interconnecting ends of the modular enclosure support components via respective inter-component end ports; assembling the interconnected modular enclosure support components such that the undercarriage support system exhibits a degree of structural rigidity sufficient to support an entire weight of the enclosure during one or more stages of construction; and executing one or more stages of enclosure construction while at least a portion of the enclosure is supported by the undercarriage support system and while the undercarriage support system and the enclosure supported thereon are moveableType: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2008Publication date: March 4, 2010Applicant: F3 AND I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20100025409Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to energy generating modules. More particularly, embodiments relate generally to energy generating modules that comprise energy generating devices and pluralities of modular panels comprising fuel chambers. The modular panels respectively comprise one or more multi-functional inter-panel coupling ports positioned to facilitate multi-purpose modular interconnection of complementary modular panels and exhibit a degree of structural rigidity sufficient to contribute to immobilization of interconnected complementary modular panels relative to each other. The complementary modular panels are interconnected via the multi-functional inter-panel coupling ports to form an enclosure such that the fuel chambers of the interconnected complementary modular panels are disposed between an exterior of the enclosure and an interior of the enclosure.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2008Publication date: February 4, 2010Applicant: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 7619319Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to networks of energy generating modules. More particularly, embodiments relate generally to transportable energy generating modules that are configured to generate an energy output and to transfer the generated energy output to a vehicle, a power grid, or other energy consuming or transferring device or system. One or more conditions of the energy generating modules are monitored and/or controlled by a network monitoring station. The network monitoring station is configured to evaluate one or more of the monitored conditions to determine target usages of the energy generating modules and to assign usages to the energy generating modules using target usages.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2008Date of Patent: November 17, 2009Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 7608934Abstract: In one exemplary embodiment, an energy generating module comprises an energy generating device, an enclosure for the energy generating device, a modular cage, a fuel chamber, an energy-transfer receptacle, and a railcar chassis. The energy generating module is transportable on rails via the railcar chassis. The modular cage comprises a peripheral cage secured to the enclosure and one or more multi-directional extensions extending from the peripheral cage to support the energy generating device within the enclosure. The multi-directional extensions are movable in multiple directions as the peripheral cage sways during transportation of the energy generating module so as to permit the energy generating device to track its inertial position more closely than the sway of the peripheral cage during transportation of the energy generating module. The energy generating device is configured to generate an energy output that is transferable by the energy-transfer receptacle to an energy consuming device.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2008Date of Patent: October 27, 2009Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Patent number: 7589429Abstract: An energy generating module comprises an enclosure, an energy generating device, a fuel chamber, and one or more sealable ports. In one exemplary embodiment, the fuel chamber comprises a primary containment tank contained within a secondary containment tank, the primary and secondary containment tanks separated by one or more interstitial spaces. The enclosure comprises a plurality of exterior enclosure walls and a plurality of interior enclosure walls that cooperate to form the secondary containment tank such that the primary containment tank is disposed between the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls. In another exemplary embodiment, the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls cooperate to form a single-walled fuel chamber disposed between the exterior and interior enclosure walls of the energy generating module.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2008Date of Patent: September 15, 2009Assignee: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20090066091Abstract: An energy generating module comprises an enclosure, an energy generating device, a fuel chamber, and one or more sealable ports. In one exemplary embodiment, the fuel chamber comprises a primary containment tank contained within a secondary containment tank, the primary and secondary containment tanks separated by one or more interstitial spaces. The enclosure comprises a plurality of exterior enclosure walls and a plurality of interior enclosure walls that cooperate to form the secondary containment tank such that the primary containment tank is disposed between the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls. In another exemplary embodiment, the exterior enclosure walls and the interior enclosure walls cooperate to form a single-walled fuel chamber disposed between the exterior and interior enclosure walls of the energy generating module.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2008Publication date: March 12, 2009Applicant: F3 & I2, LLCInventor: Jefferey Allen Hunter
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Publication number: 20050234528Abstract: A light-triggered tattoo process. A strong absorber of light energy and tattoo material are sandwiched under pressure between a skin region and a transparent window. Short pulses of light, at frequencies strongly absorbed by the strong absorber, illuminates the strong absorber through the window creating micro-explosions in the strong absorber that drive particles of the tattoo material into the skin region producing a tattoo.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2004Publication date: October 20, 2005Inventors: Kenneth Tang, Allen Hunter, Betty Tang