Patents by Inventor Austin Morgan
Austin Morgan 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).
-
Patent number: 12233558Abstract: This disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices related to robotic control for tool sharpening. The device may determine a first location associated with a first cutting tool of the one or more cutting tools relative to the first container. The device may grip the first cutting tool based on the first location of the first cutting tool relative to the first container. The device may move the robotic device to one more scanning sensors. The device may collect three dimensional data. The device may extract a profile of the first cutting tool. The device may determine a top edge and a bottom edge based on the profile. The device may determine a tip of the first cutting tool. The device may generate a sharpening path based on the tip and the profile of the first cutting tool.Type: GrantFiled: March 17, 2022Date of Patent: February 25, 2025Assignee: Omnisharp, LLCInventors: Russell Aldridge, Marc Christenson, Jacob Robinson, Isaac Jones, Joshua Foss, Mathius Jules, Michael Morgan, Austin Christensen, Jason Orr, Nathan Powelson, Sam Grayson
-
Publication number: 20240039190Abstract: A wearable neurostimulator includes a fabric structure, a flexible circuit printed on the fabric structure with exposed electrically conductive portions, and a rigid PCB including an electrical circuit and exposed electrically conductive portions. A rivet includes a shank that extends through the fabric structure, conductive pads, PCB, and conductive vias. The rivet electrically connects the conductive portions of the PCB circuit to the conductive portions of the flexible circuit.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2023Publication date: February 1, 2024Inventors: Austin Morgan, David DeMuth, Manish Vaishya
-
Patent number: 10736565Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosed invention provide devices and methods to incorporate suspension-based, i.e., hydrogel-based and thixotropic compound-based, ion-selective electrodes and reference electrodes into a wearable sweat sensing device. Embodiments of this device are configured to monitor sweat electrolyte concentrations, trends, and ratios under demanding use conditions. The accompanying method includes use of the disclosed device to track fluid and electrolyte gain and loss in order to produce an electrolyte estimate, such as a sweat electrolyte concentration, a sweat electrolyte concentration trend, a sweat rate, or a concentration ratio between a plurality of electrolytes.Type: GrantFiled: October 16, 2017Date of Patent: August 11, 2020Assignee: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Austin Morgan, Mikel Larson, Jacob A. Bertrand, Nicholas Bailey, Cory Newland, Robert Beech, Brian Hanley
-
Patent number: 10405794Abstract: The disclosed invention includes sweat sensing devices configured to periodically measure sweat conductivity and galvanic skin response, devices to measure volumetric sweat flow rate, and devices that combine the three functions. The disclosure further includes methods for using a device configured to perform periodic sweat conductivity measurements, galvanic skin response measurements, and volumetric sweat rate measurements so that each sensor modality informs composite estimates of sweat onset, sweat cessation, sweat ion concentration, and sweat rate. The method uses those measurements to inform other sweat sensing device functions, such as determining the existence of a physiological condition, or performing measurements of concentrations, ratios, and trends of sweat analytes.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 2017Date of Patent: September 10, 2019Assignee: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Jacob A. Bertrand, Jason Heikenfeld, Austin Morgan, Nathan Weinle
-
Publication number: 20190254641Abstract: The disclosed invention provides a biofluid sensing device configured with a membrane-enhanced sensor located in a sweat collector. The disclosed analyte-specific sensor is configured to reduce required biofluid sample volume due to its close proximity to the skin and source of sweat biofluid. The sensor is contained within a pH and salinity-stabilized fluid that, in turn, is contained in a selectively permeable membrane to improve sensor performance in variable biofluids, and to protect the sensor from skin contact. In one embodiment, the biofluid sensing device includes means to protect the self-aligning sensors from abrasion against the skin or device components. Other embodiments of the disclosed invention include a track-etched membrane to provide sensor protection.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 3, 2019Publication date: August 22, 2019Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Jason Heikenfeld, Austin Morgan
-
Publication number: 20190117170Abstract: The invention includes sweat sensing devices to measure volumetric sweat rate that use alternating current interrogation of electrodes, and embodiments that have a reusable component and a disposable component. The disclosure further includes a method for detecting an air bubble within a volumetric sweat rate device. The disclosure also includes methods, systems, and non-transitory computer-readable storage medium claims for using a device configured to perform periodic volumetric sweat rate measurements to inform estimates of total body water loss, to aid in the avoidance of heat stress or dehydration, and to facilitate comparison of environmental influences on heat stress or dehydration.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2018Publication date: April 25, 2019Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Jacob A. Bertrand, Jason Heikenfeld, Austin Morgan, Nathan Weinle, Kathy Cunningham
-
Publication number: 20190008448Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosed invention provide devices and methods to incorporate suspension-based, i.e., hydrogel-based and thixotropic compound-based, ion-selective electrodes and reference electrodes into a wearable sweat sensing device. Embodiments of this device are configured to monitor sweat electrolyte concentrations, trends, and ratios under demanding use conditions. The accompanying method includes use of the disclosed device to track fluid and electrolyte gain and loss in order to produce an electrolyte estimate, such as a sweat electrolyte concentration, a sweat electrolyte concentration trend, a sweat rate, or a concentration ratio between a plurality of electrolytes.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 16, 2017Publication date: January 10, 2019Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Austin Morgan, Mikel Larson, Jacob A. Bertrand, Nicholas Bailey, Cory Newland, Robert Beech, Brian Hanley
-
Publication number: 20180271416Abstract: The disclosed invention incorporates sweat sensing devices into headgear so that accurate biofluid analyte measurements may be made during physical activity. As disclosed herein, a sweat sensing device may be incorporated into an inner surface or support structure of headgear, including hardhats, sports headgear, flight helmets, combat helmets, sweatbands, sports caps, visors, and masks. The device is further configured to recognize and alter operational states when the device is not in adequate skin contact for operation. Some embodiments are fully disposable, and other embodiments include a reusable component that may be integrated into, or attached to, the headgear.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2016Publication date: September 27, 2018Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Robert Beech, Austin Morgan
-
Publication number: 20180020967Abstract: A wearable sweat sensing device is provided for managing excess sweat flow. The sweat sensing device includes at least one sweat sensor and a sweat path for conveying sweat from a wearer's skin and across the at least one sensor. At least one adaptive sweat flow component is in fluidic communication with the sweat path for removing excess sweat flow from the sweat path. The adaptive sweat flow component can include one or more of an adaptive sweat sample collector, an adaptive sweat sample channel, or an adaptive sweat sample pump. A method of using the disclosed device to remove excess sweat flow from the device's sweat path during periods of high sweat rate is also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 24, 2017Publication date: January 25, 2018Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Robert Beech, Jason Heikenfeld, Gavi Begtrup, Austin Morgan, James Bostik
-
Publication number: 20180020981Abstract: The disclosed invention provides a modular biofluid sensing device configured to be worn on an individual's skin. The device includes at least one primary module, at least one sensing module, and at least one specialized module. The various subsystems, components, and materials making up a biofluid sensing device are arranged for modular distribution and assembly according to a number of different organizational criteria. These criteria include distributing components into modules based on the requirements of a biofluid sensing device application, manufacturing considerations, component cost, and component lifespan.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2017Publication date: January 25, 2018Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Jason Heikenfeld, Austin Morgan, Jacob A. Bertrand
-
Publication number: 20180020966Abstract: The disclosed invention includes sweat sensing devices configured to periodically measure sweat conductivity and galvanic skin response, devices to measure volumetric sweat flow rate, and devices that combine the three functions. The disclosure further includes methods for using a device configured to perform periodic sweat conductivity measurements, galvanic skin response measurements, and volumetric sweat rate measurements so that each sensor modality informs composite estimates of sweat onset, sweat cessation, sweat ion concentration, and sweat rate. The method uses those measurements to inform other sweat sensing device functions, such as determining the existence of a physiological condition, or performing measurements of concentrations, ratios, and trends of sweat analytes.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 18, 2017Publication date: January 25, 2018Applicant: Eccrine Systems, Inc.Inventors: Gavi Begtrup, Jacob A. Bertrand, Jason Heikenfeld, Austin Morgan, Nathan Weinle
-
Patent number: D1040364Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2022Date of Patent: August 27, 2024Assignee: AVATION MEDICAL, INC.Inventors: Manish Vaishya, Austin Morgan
-
Patent number: D1058869Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2022Date of Patent: January 21, 2025Assignee: Daimler Truck North America LLCInventors: Austin Cox, Steven Powell, Anthony Morgan, Jeffrey Cotner, Daniel Kunzelmann
-
Patent number: D1060758Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2022Date of Patent: February 4, 2025Assignee: Daimler Truck North America LLCInventors: Austin Cox, Steven Powell, Anthony Morgan, Jeffrey Cotner, Daniel Kunzelmann