Patents by Inventor Amelia Davenport
Amelia Davenport 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: 20230100157Abstract: An actinically curable composition includes (a) at least one monomer of formula (I); (b) at least one monomer of formula (II); (c) optionally a urethane (meth)acrylate oligomer; and (d) a photoinitiator, wherein R1, R2, R3, R7, R8 and R9 are as defined. A method of making a three dimensionally printed composite article from the actinically curable composition is also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2021Publication date: March 30, 2023Applicants: Arkema France, Continuous Composites, Inc.Inventors: Sean A. Nuñez, Amelia Davenport, Neil Brian Cramer
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Publication number: 20200409176Abstract: A lens comprises an internal cavity structure formed by dissolution of a soluble insert material. The internal soluble material may dissolve through a body of a lens such as a contact lens in order to form the cavity within the contact lens. The cavity within the lens can be shaped in many ways, and corresponds to the shape of the dissolved material, such that many internal cavity shapes can be readily fabricated within the contact lens. The insert can be placed in a mold with a pre-polymer material, and the pre-polymer material cured with the insert placed in the mold to form the lens body. The polymerized polymer may comprise a low expansion polymer in order to inhibit expansion of the lens when hydrated. The polymer may comprise a hydrogel when hydrated. The soft contact lens material comprises a sufficient amount of cross-linking to provide structure to the lens and shape the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2020Publication date: December 31, 2020Applicant: OneFocus Vision, Inc.Inventors: Adam HARANT, Amelia DAVENPORT, Neil CRAMER, Steve WAITE, Amitava GUPTA, William J. LINK, Gamil ALHAKIMI, Lisa STUDNICKI, Musa ALHAKIMI
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Patent number: 10761348Abstract: A lens comprises an internal cavity structure formed by dissolution of a soluble insert material. The internal soluble material may dissolve through a body of a lens such as a contact lens in order to form the cavity within the contact lens. The cavity within the lens can be shaped in many ways, and corresponds to the shape of the dissolved material, such that many internal cavity shapes can be readily fabricated within the contact lens. The insert can be placed in a mold with a pre-polymer material, and the pre-polymer material cured with the insert placed in the mold to form the lens body. The polymerized polymer may comprise a low expansion polymer in order to inhibit expansion of the lens when hydrated. The polymer may comprise a hydrogel when hydrated. The soft contact lens material comprises a sufficient amount of cross-linking to provide structure to the lens and shape the cavity.Type: GrantFiled: January 19, 2018Date of Patent: September 1, 2020Assignee: OneFocus Vision, Inc.Inventors: Adam Harant, Amelia Davenport, Neil Cramer, Steve Waite, Amitava Gupta, William J. Link, Gamil Alhakimi, Lisa Studnicki, Musa Alhakimi
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Publication number: 20190048180Abstract: A hydrogel formulation has been developed that can be cast to form a hydrophilic cross-linked network with water content of 30-60% by weight that undergoes a volume expansion less than 5% when equilibrated in water or an aqueous solution of ionic species. This hydrogel formulation was used to cast a soft contact lens incorporating an insert that may be a sealed module filled with a fluid. Diameter of lenses cast without an insert measured within 0.5-5.0% of the target diameter after hydration. The interface between the hydrogel and the insert in lenses cast with an insert remaining stress free after hydration, when the lens was inspected under a microscope. The formulation comprises and may consist of a mixture of hydrophilic mono-functional monomers, cross-linking agents, a photo-curing catalyst and a diluent.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2018Publication date: February 14, 2019Inventors: Adam Harant, Neil CRAMER, Amelia DAVENPORT, Steve WAITE, Amitava GUPTA
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Publication number: 20180173010Abstract: A lens comprises an internal cavity structure formed by dissolution of a soluble insert material. The internal soluble material may dissolve through a body of a lens such as a contact lens in order to form the cavity within the contact lens. The cavity within the lens can be shaped in many ways, and corresponds to the shape of the dissolved material, such that many internal cavity shapes can be readily fabricated within the contact lens. The insert can be placed in a mold with a pre-polymer material, and the pre-polymer material cured with the insert placed in the mold to form the lens body. The polymerized polymer may comprise a low expansion polymer in order to inhibit expansion of the lens when hydrated. The polymer may comprise a hydrogel when hydrated. The soft contact lens material comprises a sufficient amount of cross-linking to provide structure to the lens and shape the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 19, 2018Publication date: June 21, 2018Inventors: Adam HARANT, Amelia DAVENPORT, Neil CRAMER, Steve WAITE, Amitava GUPTA, William J. LINK, Gamil ALHAKIMI, Lisa STUDNICKI, Musa ALHAKIMI
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Patent number: 9910296Abstract: A lens comprises an internal cavity structure formed by dissolution of a soluble insert material. The internal soluble material may dissolve through a body of a lens such as a contact lens in order to form the cavity within the contact lens. The cavity within the lens can be shaped in many ways, and corresponds to the shape of the dissolved material, such that many internal cavity shapes can be readily fabricated within the contact lens. The insert can be placed in a mold with a pre-polymer material, and the pre-polymer material cured with the insert placed in the mold to form the lens body. The polymerized polymer may comprise a low expansion polymer in order to inhibit expansion of the lens when hydrated. The polymer may comprise a hydrogel when hydrated. The soft contact lens material comprises a sufficient amount of cross-linking to provide structure to the lens and shape the cavity.Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2017Date of Patent: March 6, 2018Assignee: OneFocus Vision, Inc.Inventors: Adam Harant, Amelia Davenport, Neil Cramer, Steve Waite, Amitava Gupta, William J. Link, Gamil Alhakimi, Lisa Studnicki, Musa Alhakimi
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Publication number: 20170371180Abstract: A lens comprises an internal cavity structure formed by dissolution of a soluble insert material. The internal soluble material may dissolve through a body of a lens such as a contact lens in order to form the cavity within the contact lens. The cavity within the lens can be shaped in many ways, and corresponds to the shape of the dissolved material, such that many internal cavity shapes can be readily fabricated within the contact lens. The insert can be placed in a mold with a pre-polymer material, and the pre-polymer material cured with the insert placed in the mold to form the lens body. The polymerized polymer may comprise a low expansion polymer in order to inhibit expansion of the lens when hydrated. The polymer may comprise a hydrogel when hydrated. The soft contact lens material comprises a sufficient amount of cross-linking to provide structure to the lens and shape the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2017Publication date: December 28, 2017Inventors: Adam HARANT, Amelia DAVENPORT, Neil CRAMER, Steve WAITE, Amitava GUPTA, William J. LINK, Gamil ALHAKIMI, Lisa STUDNICKI, Musa ALHAKIMI
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Publication number: 20160167301Abstract: The use life of windows (e.g., PDMS windows) for 3D SLA printers can be been extended by the incorporation of more polar photoinitiators and higher molecular weight photoinitiators into the resin. The degradation of the window, usually seen as cloudiness, has been shown to be from polymerization of the resin within the window material, and by using either polar or high molecular weight photoinitiators that are much less soluble in the window material, the degradation from polymerization in the window can be greatly reduced, thus extending the life of the window material. The extension of use life for the window when using the photoinitiators described herein can even occur when the resin has significant solubility in the window material, which also allows use of nonpolar resins that often have advantages over polar resins (viscosity and water uptake).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2015Publication date: June 16, 2016Inventors: Michael Cole, Neil Cramer, Amelia Davenport