Patents by Inventor Andrew Weber
Andrew Weber 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: 9393676Abstract: A ratchet line wrench tool includes a generally open head member and a handle connected thereto. The head member has a generally C-shape with an open portion on one end and an inner hollow portion. The head member further includes a ratchet gear having a generally C-shape with an open portion on one end that corresponds to the open portion of the head member and a plurality of outer surface teeth along an outer surface of the ratchet gear. The head member further includes a ratchet pawl disposed within the head member and engaging with the outer surface teeth enabling coupled rotation of the ratchet gear. The ratchet line further includes a removable tool insert having an insert portion having outer surface teeth and being sized and configured to close the open portion of the ratchet gear.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2013Date of Patent: July 19, 2016Assignee: Webermatic Tool Company, LLCInventor: Mark Andrew Weber
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Publication number: 20150143961Abstract: A ratchet line wrench tool includes a generally open head member and a handle connected thereto. The head member has a generally C-shape with an open portion on one end and an inner hollow portion. The head member further includes a ratchet gear having a generally C-shape with an open portion on one end that corresponds to the open portion of the head member and a plurality of outer surface teeth along an outer surface of the ratchet gear. The head member further includes a ratchet pawl disposed within the head member and engaging with the outer surface teeth enabling coupled rotation of the ratchet gear. The ratchet line further includes a removable tool insert having an insert portion having outer surface teeth and being sized and configured to close the open portion of the ratchet gear.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2013Publication date: May 28, 2015Applicant: WEBERMATIC TOOL COMPANY, LLCInventor: Mark Andrew Weber
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Patent number: 8898099Abstract: In an industrial control configuration, various instances can exist that are based upon a definition. A definition can be changed and thus it can be appropriate to alter related instances in accordance with the change. However, changing an instance can cause disruption in other actions even when the change is minor. Therefore, various standards can be used to determine if a change to an instance should be propagated automatically or at another time, such as after an operation. The determination can be based on artificial intelligence techniques, user preference, a defined rule set, user instruction, as well as other standards.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2013Date of Patent: November 25, 2014Assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Publication number: 20130282153Abstract: In an industrial control configuration, various instances can exist that are based upon a definition. A definition can be changed and thus it can be appropriate to alter related instances in accordance with the change. However, changing an instance can cause disruption in other actions even when the change is minor. Therefore, various standards can be used to determine if a change to an instance should be propagated automatically or at another time, such as after an operation. The determination can be based on artificial intelligence techniques, user preference, a defined rule set, user instruction, as well as other standards.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2013Publication date: October 24, 2013Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Patent number: 8489535Abstract: In an industrial control configuration, various instances can exist that are based upon a definition. A definition can be changed and thus it can be appropriate to alter related instances in accordance with the change. However, changing an instance can cause disruption in other actions even when the change is minor. Therefore, various standards can be used to determine if a change to an instance should be propagated automatically or at another time, such as after an operation. The determination can be based on artificial intelligence techniques, user preference, a defined rule set, user instruction, as well as other standards.Type: GrantFiled: July 2, 2012Date of Patent: July 16, 2013Assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Patent number: 8312690Abstract: Various embodiments of a system and method of forming a decorative pervious concrete system are generally described. In some embodiments, the pervious concrete system comprises a coarse pervious layer, a binder layer, a decorative pervious layer and a decorative layer sealer. In some embodiments, the decorative pervious layer comprises a decorative aggregate which may be at least partially exposed.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2012Date of Patent: November 20, 2012Assignee: T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc.Inventors: Byron A. Klemaske, II, Victor Alvin Klemaske, Christina Palpal-latoc, Andrew Weber
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Publication number: 20120271435Abstract: In an industrial control configuration, various instances can exist that are based upon a definition. A definition can be changed and thus it can be appropriate to alter related instances in accordance with the change. However, changing an instance can cause disruption in other actions even when the change is minor. Therefore, various standards can be used to determine if a change to an instance should be propagated automatically or at another time, such as after an operation. The determination can be based on artificial intelligence techniques, user preference, a defined rule set, user instruction, as well as other standards.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 2, 2012Publication date: October 25, 2012Applicant: ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Patent number: 8239339Abstract: In an industrial control configuration, various instances can exist that are based upon a definition. A definition can be changed and thus it can be appropriate to alter related instances in accordance with the change. However, changing an instance can cause disruption in other actions even when the change is minor. Therefore, various standards can be used to determine if a change to an instance should be propagated automatically or at another time, such as after an operation. The determination can be based on artificial intelligence techniques, user preference, a defined rule set, user instruction, as well as other standards.Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2008Date of Patent: August 7, 2012Assignee: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Patent number: 7675683Abstract: A system for displaying data includes a display unit and a transmitting unit. A display unit has a housing that defines an ambient light window and a viewing window. A data display is positioned inside the housing, and optics are included for guiding light from the ambient light window through the display and out the viewing window.Type: GrantFiled: September 22, 2005Date of Patent: March 9, 2010Assignee: Motion Research CorporationInventors: Dominic Dobson, David Andrew Weber, David Joseph Perry, John David Patton, Matthew A. Rhoades, Keith Bryant Payea, Peter Purdy
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Publication number: 20100050444Abstract: Systems and methods for cutting matboard at an angle between 5 and 90 degrees with a replaceable cartridge are described. The system includes a blade, blade cartridge, and footblock. The blade is double-edged and double-beveled and designed to fasten into the cartridge without slipping. The blade cartridge is secured in the footblock. The cartridge is designed to hold the blade at an angle to the material to be cut and to cut by pulling or pushing the blade through the material. Because the blade is secured into the cartridge, the position and angle and depth of the blade relative to the material remain constant.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2008Publication date: March 4, 2010Applicant: WIZARD INTERNATIONAL, INC.Inventors: Walter D. Krein, David Andrew Weber, Robert A. Walters
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Publication number: 20090271728Abstract: An industrial control configuration can be disclosed to a user as a specific representation, such as a physical layout of different units of the configuration. A user can seamlessly move between different representations, such as switching from the physical layout to a logical layout. The representations can provide real time information and disclose animations to a user that represent different states of a unit or generally of a layout.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2008Publication date: October 29, 2009Applicant: Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Publication number: 20090271721Abstract: Information related to an industrial control system can be disclosed graphically on a visual display. To traverse through different system portions, an organizational hierarchy can be used to enable a user to roll down into deeper level or roll up into a higher level. A user can input a choice of a level to view and the level can be disclosed to the user, assuming that the user has appropriate authorization to view the level.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2008Publication date: October 29, 2009Applicant: ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Publication number: 20090271346Abstract: In an industrial control configuration, various instances can exist that are based upon a definition. A definition can be changed and thus it can be appropriate to alter related instances in accordance with the change. However, changing an instance can cause disruption in other actions even when the change is minor. Therefore, various standards can be used to determine if a change to an instance should be propagated automatically or at another time, such as after an operation. The determination can be based on artificial intelligence techniques, user preference, a defined rule set, user instruction, as well as other standards.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2008Publication date: October 29, 2009Applicant: ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: Jason Andrew Weber, Gregory J. Shuler, Joseph T. Bronikowski, Todd A. Vance, Jeffrey Foley, Russell W. Brandes, Adam B. Maki
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Publication number: 20090044557Abstract: A vapor compression system having a defrost cycle is disclosed. A compressor, a condenser, an evaporator, and an expansion valve connected in a closed refrigerant loop with at least one flow control device. The at least one flow control device may control the flow of refrigerant through the closed refrigerant loop. At least one sensor monitors a predetermined parameter of the closed refrigerant loop and at least one controller receives a signal from the at least one sensor. The at least one controller controls the position of the at least one flow control device. The at least one controller initiates a defrost cycle in the closed refrigerant loop by substantially actuating at least one of the at least one flow control device to provide refrigerant flow from the compressor to the evaporator for substantially preventing formation of frost on the evaporator.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2008Publication date: February 19, 2009Applicant: JOHNSON CONTROLS TECHNOLOGY COMPANYInventors: Nathan Andrew Weber, James Christopher Perkins
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Publication number: 20070270092Abstract: A method of animating feather elements includes: specifying initial positions for a skin surface and for feather elements; specifying positions for the skin surface at an animated time; determining a feather-ordering sequence for placing the feather elements on the skin surface; determining positions for skirt elements that provide spatial extensions for the skin surface at the animated time; determining positions for feather-proxy elements that provide spatial extensions for the feather elements at the animated time; and determining positions for the feather elements at the animated time by extracting the feather elements from the feather-proxy elements. The feather-proxy elements are determined from the skirt elements according to the feather-ordering sequence, and the feather-proxy elements satisfy a separation criterion for avoiding intersections between the feather-proxy elements.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 21, 2006Publication date: November 22, 2007Applicant: DreamWorks Animation LLCInventors: Galen Gornowicz, Andrew Weber
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Publication number: 20070182114Abstract: A cart includes a cart frame having a wall and a wheel connected to the cart frame, which is operable to support the cart for movement over the ground. The cart also includes a reel rack assembly coupled to the wall. The reel rack assembly has a pair of support brackets coupled to the wall in a spaced apart relationship, whereby each support bracket includes a support arm extending outwardly from the support bracket such that the support arms are generally aligned with each other. A shaft is selectively supported by the support arms and extends between the support arms wherein reels are removably positionable on the shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 12, 2007Publication date: August 9, 2007Inventors: Eric Fernandes, Scott Bublitz, Brian Wattenbach, Andrew Weber, Jonathan Zick, Melissa Ottens
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Publication number: 20070121815Abstract: A system for enabling a user of a communication device to both handle an incoming call and originate an outgoing call without having to touch the communication device, by way of exchange of voice messages with the communication device. The system is operative for receiving a signal produced by a microphone associated with the communication device and for processing this signal in an attempt to detect at least one of a plurality of spoken commands potentially contained therein. The plurality of spoken commands comprises at least one spoken call handling command and at least one spoken call origination command. In response to detecting a spoken call handling command, the system causes handling of an incoming call destined for the communication device in accordance with the detected spoken call handling command.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2006Publication date: May 31, 2007Inventors: David CLARK, Andrew Weber, Jeffrey Dawson, Sean Murray, Sanro Zlobec
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Patent number: 7219505Abstract: A system and humidity control method is provided for a multi-stage cooling system having two or more refrigerant circuits that balances humidity control and cooling demand. Each refrigerant circuit includes a compressor, a condenser and an evaporator. A hot gas reheat circuit having a hot gas reheat coil is connected to one of the refrigerant circuits and is placed in fluid communication with the output airflow from the evaporator of that refrigerant circuit to provide additional dehumidification to the air when humidity control is requested. The hot gas reheat circuit bypasses the condenser of the refrigerant circuit during humidity control. Humidity control is performed during cooling operations and ventilation operations. During a first stage cooling operation using only one refrigerant circuit and having a low cooling demand, the request for humidity control activates the hot gas reheat circuit for dehumidification and activates a second refrigerant circuit to provide cooling capacity.Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 2004Date of Patent: May 22, 2007Assignee: York International CorporationInventors: Nathan Andrew Weber, John Terry Knight, Stephen Blake Pickle
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Publication number: 20070073536Abstract: Methods and systems to enable touch-free call origination using a communication device equipped with a microphone. The method comprises processing a first microphone signal at the device in an attempt to detect a spoken activation command potentially contained therein. Responsive to detection of a spoken activation command in the first microphone signal, the method continues by establishing a communication path between the device and a network entity to convey to the network entity a second microphone signal. Finally, the method comprises processing the second microphone signal at the network entity in an attempt to detect a call origination command potentially contained therein; and, responsive to detection of a call origination command in the second microphone signal, attempting establishment of a call in accordance with the detected call origination command. Thus, a call can be established without tactile interaction with the device and, moreover, with minimal computational load on the device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2006Publication date: March 29, 2007Inventors: David Clark, Andrew Weber
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Publication number: 20060146123Abstract: A telepresence system for providing a first user with a first display of an environment and a second user with a second display of the environment includes a plurality of arrays of cameras. Each camera has an associated view of the environment and an associated camera output representing the associated view, the arrays are situated at varying lengths from the environment and include at least one path for viewing the environment. In one embodiment, the cameras situated around the environment are removed after the cameras in the array are have transmitted the output to an associated storage node. A first user interface device has first user inputs associated with movement along a first path in the environment, and a second user interface device has second user inputs associated with along a second path in the environment. The user interface devices are coupled to at least one processing element that receives and interprets the user inputs.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 21, 2006Publication date: July 6, 2006Inventors: Scott Sorokin, David Worley, Andrew Weber