Patents by Inventor Anna Cheimets
Anna Cheimets 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: 20260101422Abstract: A cooking device may include a cooking cavity configured to heat food using microwave, infrared and/or other energy. A mode stirrer may be provided to adjust directions in which microwave energy is introduced into the cooking cavity through a port, and the mode stirrer and/or a motor or other drive for the mode stirrer may be positioned outside of the waveguide. A food holder may be configured with openings size, shaped and/or otherwise configured to attenuate, transmit or otherwise effect microwave energy with respect to a food item. One or more cooking racks or other food holders may be held in a space below the cooking cavity by one or more feet that support the cooking device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 30, 2025Publication date: April 9, 2026Applicant: Revolution Cooking, LLCInventors: Philip C. Carbone, Anna Cheimets, Cody O'Sullivan, Elizabeth Gillis, Nicholas McKinnon
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Publication number: 20250048510Abstract: A heating arrangement for a cooking appliance, such as a toaster or oven. Heating elements can be exposed in a cavity of the appliance and can have a shield that permits infrared energy to pass but blocks microwaves and/or provides physical support for internal components such as a quartz tube or resistance element. The shield can be grounded to one or more cavity walls by grounding elements that engage with the shield and a portion of the cavity wall. The heating element can emit a greater amount of infrared radiation in one direction than an opposite direction, e.g., due to a convex or other shape of the resistance element. Sets of heating elements can be controlled so that a second element begins to emit visible light at a same time that a first element stops emitting visible light. Convection air can be directed at one or more heating elements, which diffuse the air flow or otherwise prevent flow of air directly to food in the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2024Publication date: February 6, 2025Applicant: Revolution Cooking, LLCInventors: Philip C. Carbone, Cody O'Sullivan, Nicholas McKinnon, Anna Cheimets, Ryan O'Donnell, Elizabeth Gillis, Peter J. Loftus
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Publication number: 20240430995Abstract: A heating arrangement for a cooking appliance, such as a toaster or oven. Heating elements can be exposed in a cavity of the appliance and can have a shield that permits infrared energy to pass but blocks microwaves and/or provides physical support for internal components such as a quartz tube or resistance element. The shield can be grounded to one or more cavity walls by grounding elements that engage with the shield and a portion of the cavity wall. The heating element can emit a greater amount of infrared radiation in one direction than an opposite direction, e.g., due to a convex or other shape of the resistance element. Sets of heating elements can be controlled so that a second element begins to emit visible light at a same time that a first element stops emitting visible light. Convection air can be directed at one or more heating elements, which diffuse the air flow or otherwise prevent flow of air directly to food in the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2024Publication date: December 26, 2024Applicant: Revolution Cooking, LLCInventors: Philip C. Carbone, Cody O'Sullivan, Nicholas McKinnon, Anna Cheimets, Ryan O'Donnell, Elizabeth Gillis, Peter J. Loftus
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Publication number: 20240430997Abstract: A heating arrangement for a cooking appliance, such as a toaster or oven. Heating elements can be exposed in a cavity of the appliance and can have a shield that permits infrared energy to pass but blocks microwaves and/or provides physical support for internal components such as a quartz tube or resistance element. The shield can be grounded to one or more cavity walls by grounding elements that engage with the shield and a portion of the cavity wall. The heating element can emit a greater amount of infrared radiation in one direction than an opposite direction, e.g., due to a convex or other shape of the resistance element. Sets of heating elements can be controlled so that a second element begins to emit visible light at a same time that a first element stops emitting visible light. Convection air can be directed at one or more heating elements, which diffuse the air flow or otherwise prevent flow of air directly to food in the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2024Publication date: December 26, 2024Applicant: Revolution Cooking, LLCInventors: Philip C. Carbone, Elizabeth Gillis, Nicholas McKinnon, Anna Cheimets, Cody O'Sullivan, Ryan O'Donnell, Peter J. Loftus
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Publication number: 20240430996Abstract: A heating arrangement for a cooking appliance, such as a toaster or oven. Heating elements can be exposed in a cavity of the appliance and can have a shield that permits infrared energy to pass but blocks microwaves and/or provides physical support for internal components such as a quartz tube or resistance element. The shield can be grounded to one or more cavity walls by grounding elements that engage with the shield and a portion of the cavity wall. The heating element can emit a greater amount of infrared radiation in one direction than an opposite direction, e.g., due to a convex or other shape of the resistance element. Sets of heating elements can be controlled so that a second element begins to emit visible light at a same time that a first element stops emitting visible light. Convection air can be directed at one or more heating elements, which diffuse the air flow or otherwise prevent flow of air directly to food in the cavity.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2024Publication date: December 26, 2024Applicant: Revolution Cooking, LLCInventors: Philip C. Carbone, Cody O'Sullivan, Nicholas McKinnon, Anna Cheimets, Ryan O'Donnell, Elizabeth Gillis, Peter J. Loftus
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Patent number: 12092362Abstract: An apparatus and method for treating air. A housing can enclose a heating zone and an oxidizing zone positioned downstream of the heating zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes contaminants from the air, and an air mover positioned is configured to move air from an air inlet through the housing to an air outlet. An air treatment cycle can include an air cleaning mode at a high air flow and a self-cleaning mode at a lower air flow. A heater is operated during the self cleaning mode to oxidize contaminants that on the catalyst from the air cleaning mode.Type: GrantFiled: October 14, 2020Date of Patent: September 17, 2024Assignee: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, Cody O'Sullivan, David Hensel
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Patent number: 11730849Abstract: A built-in apparatus and method for treating air including a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet. An air mover positioned near the air outlet is configured to draw the air through the air inlet. The housing encloses an air treatment zone, such as including an oxidizing zone, and an ozone removal zone positioned downstream of the air treatment zone and oxidizing zone. The air treatment zone includes UV light and/or ozone that partially oxidizes the chemical contaminants in the air treatment zone. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes elements within the air treatment zone. The ozone removal zone includes a second, different catalyst material. A UV bulb that may or may not generate ozone is positioned within or downstream of the first and/or second catalyst materials to assist catalyst oxidation and/or self-clean the apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 2021Date of Patent: August 22, 2023Assignee: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, David Hensel
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Publication number: 20210170063Abstract: A built-in apparatus and method for treating air including a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet. An air mover positioned near the air outlet is configured to draw the air through the air inlet. The housing encloses an air treatment zone, such as including an oxidizing zone, and an ozone removal zone positioned downstream of the air treatment zone and oxidizing zone. The air treatment zone includes UV light and/or ozone that partially oxidizes the chemical contaminants in the air treatment zone. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes elements within the air treatment zone. The ozone removal zone includes a second, different catalyst material. A UV bulb that may or may not generate ozone is positioned within or downstream of the first and/or second catalyst materials to assist catalyst oxidation and/or self-clean the apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2021Publication date: June 10, 2021Applicant: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, David Hensel
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Publication number: 20210106715Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ozone generator in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated the ozone generator, a particle matter (PM) filter positioned between the air treatment zone and the ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the PM filter, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2020Publication date: April 15, 2021Applicant: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, David Hensel, Anna Cheimets, James Poon, Elizabeth Gillis, Warren J. Ellis, Charles Marble
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Publication number: 20210108810Abstract: An apparatus and method for treating air. A housing can enclose a heating zone and an oxidizing zone positioned downstream of the heating zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes contaminants from the air, and an air mover positioned is configured to move air from an air inlet through the housing to an air outlet. An air treatment cycle can include an air cleaning mode at a high air flow and a self-cleaning mode at a lower air flow. A heater is operated during the self cleaning mode to oxidize contaminants that on the catalyst from the air cleaning mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2020Publication date: April 15, 2021Applicant: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, Cody O'Sullivan, David Hensel
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Patent number: 10933159Abstract: A built-in apparatus and method for treating air including a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet. An air mover positioned near the air outlet is configured to draw the air through the air inlet. The housing encloses an air treatment zone, such as including an oxidizing zone, and an ozone removal zone positioned downstream of the air treatment zone and oxidizing zone. The air treatment zone includes UV light and/or ozone that partially oxidizes the chemical contaminants in the air treatment zone. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes elements within the air treatment zone. The ozone removal zone includes a second, different catalyst material. A UV bulb that may or may not generate ozone is positioned within or downstream of the first and/or second catalyst materials to assist catalyst oxidation and/or self-clean the apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2019Date of Patent: March 2, 2021Assignee: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, David Hensel
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Patent number: 10933158Abstract: A built-in apparatus and method for treating air including a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet. An air mover positioned near the air outlet is configured to draw the air through the air inlet. The housing encloses an air treatment zone, such as including an oxidizing zone, and an ozone removal zone positioned downstream of the air treatment zone and oxidizing zone. The air treatment zone includes UV light and/or ozone that partially oxidizes the chemical contaminants in the air treatment zone. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes elements within the air treatment zone. The ozone removal zone includes a second, different catalyst material. A UV bulb that may or may not generate ozone is positioned within or downstream of the first and/or second catalyst materials to assist catalyst oxidation and/or self-clean the apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2019Date of Patent: March 2, 2021Assignee: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, David Hensel
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Patent number: 10898604Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ozone generator in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated the ozone generator, a particle matter (PM) filter positioned between the air treatment zone and the ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the PM filter, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2018Date of Patent: January 26, 2021Assignee: Bluezone IP Holding LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, David Hensel, Anna Cheimets, James Poon, Elizabeth Gillis, Warren James Ellis, Charles Marble
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Publication number: 20200215474Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ozone generator in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated the ozone generator, a particle matter (PM) filter positioned between the air treatment zone and the ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the PM filter, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2018Publication date: July 9, 2020Applicant: BLUEZONE IP HOLDING LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, David Hensel, Anna Cheimets, James Poon, Elizabeth Gillis, Warren Ellis, Charles Marble
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Patent number: 10702623Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ultraviolet (UV) light source in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the UV light from the UV light source and the ozone generated by the UV light source treat the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated by the UV light source, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet into the air treatment zone from outside the housing.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2017Date of Patent: July 7, 2020Assignee: BLUEZONE IP HOLDING LLCInventors: Philip C. Carbone, Karen Benedek, Peter J. Loftus, David Hensel, Anna Cheimets, James Poon, Elizabeth Gillis, Warren James Ellis, Charles Marble
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Publication number: 20190240370Abstract: A built-in apparatus and method for treating air including a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet. An air mover positioned near the air outlet is configured to draw the air through the air inlet. The housing encloses an air treatment zone, such as including an oxidizing zone, and an ozone removal zone positioned downstream of the air treatment zone and oxidizing zone. The air treatment zone includes UV light and/or ozone that partially oxidizes the chemical contaminants in the air treatment zone. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes elements within the air treatment zone. The ozone removal zone includes a second, different catalyst material. A UV bulb that may or may not generate ozone is positioned within or downstream of the first and/or second catalyst materials to assist catalyst oxidation and/or self-clean the apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2019Publication date: August 8, 2019Applicant: BLUEZONE IP HOLDING LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, David Hensel
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Publication number: 20190240371Abstract: A built-in apparatus and method for treating air including a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet. An air mover positioned near the air outlet is configured to draw the air through the air inlet. The housing encloses an air treatment zone, such as including an oxidizing zone, and an ozone removal zone positioned downstream of the air treatment zone and oxidizing zone. The air treatment zone includes UV light and/or ozone that partially oxidizes the chemical contaminants in the air treatment zone. A catalyst in the oxidizing zone oxidizes elements within the air treatment zone. The ozone removal zone includes a second, different catalyst material. A UV bulb that may or may not generate ozone is positioned within or downstream of the first and/or second catalyst materials to assist catalyst oxidation and/or self-clean the apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2019Publication date: August 8, 2019Applicant: BLUEZONE IP HOLDING LLCInventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, Anna Cheimets, David Hensel
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Publication number: 20180264160Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ozone generator in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated the ozone generator, a particle matter (PM) filter positioned between the air treatment zone and the ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the PM filter, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2018Publication date: September 20, 2018Inventors: Karen BENEDEK, Philip C. CARBONE, Peter J. LOFTUS, David HENSEL, Anna CHEIMETS, James POON, Elizabeth GILLIS, Warren James ELLIS, Charles MARBLE
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Publication number: 20180264157Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ozone generator in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated the ozone generator, a particle matter (PM) filter positioned between the air treatment zone and the ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone generated by the ozone generator treats the PM filter, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2017Publication date: September 20, 2018Inventors: Karen Benedek, Philip C. Carbone, Peter J. Loftus, David Hensel, Anna Cheimets, James Poon, Elizabeth Gillis, Warren James Ellis, Charles Marble
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Publication number: 20170246333Abstract: An apparatus for treating air includes a housing with an air inlet and an air outlet, the housing enclosing an air treatment zone and an ozone removal zone, wherein the ozone removal zone is positioned downstream of the air treatment zone with respect to a flow direction of the air being treated, an ultraviolet (UV) light source in the air treatment zone configured to generate ozone from the air, wherein the UV light from the UV light source and the ozone generated by the UV light source treat the air in the air treatment zone, catalyst in the ozone removal zone that removes at least a portion of the ozone generated by the UV light source, and an air mover positioned near the air outlet configured to draw the air through the air inlet into the air treatment zone from outside the housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2017Publication date: August 31, 2017Inventors: Philip C. Carbone, Karen Benedek, Peter J. Loftus, David Hensel, Anna Cheimets, James Poon, Elizabeth Gillis, Warren James Ellis, Charles Marble