Patents by Inventor Bjorn Soderberg

Bjorn Soderberg 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: 9255363
    Abstract: The present invention embraces a manually operated arrangement (“A”) and a method, adaptable for a transfer along a longitudinal extension of a rail (1) and intended to be able to secure said rail to a subjacent crosstie (2) by a horizontal transfer of clips (3: 3a), included in fastening elements (4), and displaceably oriented in relation to a holder (5) included in the fastening element (4), where the holder (5, 5a) co-operates firmly with said crosstie (2). The respective one of said clips (3; 3a) is adapted to, by a movement, allow displacing the clips (3: 3a) horizontally for a clamping of the rail base (1c) in relation to the holder (5). An opposed first pair (6a, 6b) of a first lever-shaped means (6) is adapted to, via its lower end areas (6aa, 6ab) co-operate with the clips. For this purpose, the invention provides a means (20, 21, 23) lifting the crosstie (2) with holders (5) and clips (3) up to the rail base, which means is adapted adjustable in height (“D”).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 15, 2011
    Date of Patent: February 9, 2016
    Assignee: ROSENQVIST RAIL AB
    Inventors: Jacob Landstrom, Martin Somerset, Bjorn Soderberg
  • Publication number: 20130239840
    Abstract: The present invention embraces a manually operated arrangement (“A”) and a method, adaptable for a transfer along a longitudinal extension of a rail (1) and intended to be able to secure said rail to a subjacent crosstie (2) by a horizontal transfer of clips (3: 3a), included in fastening elements (4), and displaceably oriented in relation to a holder (5) included in the fastening element (4), where the holder (5, 5a) co-operates firmly with said crosstie (2). The respective one of said clips (3; 3a) is adapted to, by a movement, allow displacing the clips (3: 3a) horizontally for a clamping of the rail base (1c) in relation to the holder (5). An opposed first pair (6a, 6b) of a first lever-shaped means (6) is adapted to, via its lower end areas (6aa, 6ab) co-operate with the clips. For this purpose, the invention provides a means (20, 21, 23) lifting the crosstie (2) with holders (5) and clips (3) up to the rail base, which means is adapted adjustable in height (“D”).
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 15, 2011
    Publication date: September 19, 2013
    Applicant: ROSENQVIST RAIL AB
    Inventors: Jacob Landstrom, Martin Somerset, Bjorn Soderberg
  • Patent number: 7933781
    Abstract: The method is for monitoring biological data in a human body. A sensor senses biological data from a human body and sends the biological data to a control unit that sends the biological data to a communicator. The communicator compares the biological data to triggering values. The communicator only transmits the biological data when the triggering values have been exceeded by the biological data. The communicator sends an alert signal including the biological data in a dedicated bandwidth to a server. A decision rule engine analyzes the biological data and decides which message to send and to which recipient based on the biological data. A medical institution pays a fee to a service unit for accessing the system.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 9, 2007
    Date of Patent: April 26, 2011
    Assignee: Kiwok Ltd.
    Inventors: Anders Bjorlin, Bjorn Soderberg
  • Publication number: 20090221967
    Abstract: A device (1), e.g. an intravascular device, for removing an element, e.g. vascular occluding element (33), from within a lumen, e.g.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 28, 2004
    Publication date: September 3, 2009
    Applicant: CARAG AG
    Inventors: Daniel Thommen, Silvia Bäck-Egli, Björn Söderberg, Cyrill Röthlin, Jérôme Bernhard, Shakeel Qureshi
  • Publication number: 20080189134
    Abstract: The method is for monitoring biological data in a human body. A sensor senses biological data from a human body and sends the biological data to a control unit that sends the biological data to a communicator. The communicator compares the biological data to triggering values. The communicator only transmits the biological data when the triggering values have been exceeded by the biological data. The communicator sends an alert signal including the biological data in a dedicated bandwidth to a server. A decision rule engine analyzes the biological data and decides which message to send and to which recipient based on the biological data. A medical institution pays a fee to a service unit for accessing the system.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 9, 2007
    Publication date: August 7, 2008
    Inventors: Anders Bjorlin, Bjorn Soderberg