Patents by Inventor Brian Riley
Brian Riley 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: 20200272774Abstract: A bicycle sizing system interacts with a user to provide real-time and interactive bicycle sizing information for a rider, such as a child. A growth rate of the child is estimated based on growth models and is usable to estimate a length of time a recommended bicycle will be usable by the child.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 12, 2020Publication date: August 27, 2020Inventors: Brian Riley, Kyle Jansen
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Publication number: 20200256441Abstract: A blade assembly is disclosed herein that avoids the issues associated with aligning mating parts formed on blades with the shell during assembly. The blade assembly disclosed herein eliminates the need for embossments or pierced slots on the shell, and the need for mating tabs on the blades. In one embodiment, the blade assembly includes a shell defining an inner surface, and a plurality of blades arranged around the inner surface of the shell. The plurality of blades each include at least one axially extending leg adapted to contact the inner surface of the shell, and the plurality of blades are attached to the shell via brazing.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2019Publication date: August 13, 2020Applicant: Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co. KGInventors: Randy Keller, Rolf Mueller, Alexander Walton, Brian Riley
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Patent number: 10685153Abstract: A bicycle sizing system interacts with a user to provide real-time and interactive bicycle sizing information for a rider, such as a child. A growth rate of the child is estimated based on growth models and is usable to estimate a length of time a recommended bicycle will be usable by the child.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2019Date of Patent: June 16, 2020Assignee: SYSCEND, INC.Inventors: Brian Riley, Kyle Jansen
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Publication number: 20190384874Abstract: A bicycle sizing system interacts with a user to provide real-time and interactive bicycle sizing information for a rider, such as a child. A growth rate of the child is estimated based on growth models and is usable to estimate a length of time a recommended bicycle will be usable by the child.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2019Publication date: December 19, 2019Inventors: Brian Riley, Kyle Jansen
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Patent number: 10426685Abstract: A mobile patient bed may be used for moving a patient between at least two locations during a medical procedure. The mobile patient bed may comprise an interface configured to selectively couple the mobile patient bed to at least one medical system and at least one processor configured to receive a medical system command via the interface and process the medical system command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system, receive and process a user command when the mobile patient bed is not coupled to the at least one medical system, and refrain from processing the user command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system. The mobile patient bed may also comprise a seat and a plurality of motors configured to independently position the seat along a plurality of axes.Type: GrantFiled: February 23, 2018Date of Patent: October 1, 2019Assignee: OPTIMEDICA CORPORATIONInventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott
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Publication number: 20180177659Abstract: A mobile patient bed may be used for moving a patient between at least two locations during a medical procedure. The mobile patient bed may comprise an interface configured to selectively couple the mobile patient bed to at least one medical system and at least one processor configured to receive a medical system command via the interface and process the medical system command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system, receive and process a user command when the mobile patient bed is not coupled to the at least one medical system, and refrain from processing the user command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system. The mobile patient bed may also comprise a seat and a plurality of motors configured to independently position the seat along a plurality of axes.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2018Publication date: June 28, 2018Inventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott
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Patent number: 9901503Abstract: A mobile patient bed may be used for moving a patient between at least two locations during a medical procedure. The mobile patient bed may comprise an interface configured to selectively couple the mobile patient bed to at least one medical system and at least one processor configured to receive a medical system command via the interface and process the medical system command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system, receive and process a user command when the mobile patient bed is not coupled to the at least one medical system, and refrain from processing the user command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system. The mobile patient bed may also comprise a seat and a plurality of motors configured to independently position the seat along a plurality of axes.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 2015Date of Patent: February 27, 2018Assignee: OPTIMEDICA CORPORATIONInventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott
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Publication number: 20170119610Abstract: A mobile patient bed may be used for moving a patient between at least two locations during a medical procedure. The mobile patient bed may comprise an interface configured to selectively couple the mobile patient bed to at least one medical system and at least one processor configured to receive a medical system command via the interface and process the medical system command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system, receive and process a user command when the mobile patient bed is not coupled to the at least one medical system, and refrain from processing the user command when the mobile patient bed is coupled to the at least one medical system. The mobile patient bed may also comprise a seat and a plurality of motors configured to independently position the seat along a plurality of axes.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2015Publication date: May 4, 2017Inventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott
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Patent number: 7548358Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for obtaining a phase conjugate reconstruction beam for use in retrieving holographic information from a holographic storage medium. These methods and systems include generating a coherent light beam that is a reproduction of the reference beam used in storing the holographic information in the storage medium. This coherent light beam is then directed through the holographic storage medium at the same angle and location of the reference beam during recording of the hologram. The directed coherent beam is then reflected back through the storage medium so that the reflected coherent light beam provides a phase conjugate of the reference beam and passes through the storage medium at the same angle and location that the reference beam passed through the storage medium during recordation of the hologram.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2006Date of Patent: June 16, 2009Assignee: Inphase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Brian Riley, Ken E. Anderson, Kevin R. Curtis
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Patent number: 7397571Abstract: Systems and methods are provided or use with a light source which generates a light beam. These systems may include a detector which detects light beam information and which determines whether multiple modes are present in the light beam so that the light source may be adjusted. These systems may further include a beam splitting device, such as an optical wedge, to provide two sample beams that intersect to provide a fringe pattern. The detector may then detect this fringe pattern and compute a visibility value that may be used to determine whether multiple modes are present.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2006Date of Patent: July 8, 2008Assignee: Inphase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Vladimir Krneta, Larry Fabiny, Ian R. Redmond, Brian Riley, Aaron Wegner, Susan Hunter
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Publication number: 20070082179Abstract: A method and apparatus for fabricating a multi-layer optical article includes grasping an outer surface of a first substrate with a first holder, whereby the outer surface of the first substrate is held to an inner surface of the first holder, grasping an outer surface of a second substrate with a second holder, whereby the outer surface of the second substrate is held to an inner surface of the second holder, arranging the inner surfaces of the holders to face one another, arranging at least one spacer element between the holders, disposing an adherent on the inner surface of one of the substrates, moving the holders together such that the holders contact the at least one spacer and the substrates contact the adherent, and at least partially curing the adherent while the inner surfaces of the holders are in a selected angular relationship.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 7, 2005Publication date: April 12, 2007Inventors: James Wade, Bradley Sissom, Benjamin Ihas, Mark Michaels, Michael Tackitt, Brian Riley, Lisa Dhar, Kevin Curtis
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Publication number: 20060291023Abstract: Aspects of the present invention are generally directed to a holographic system. Generally, aspects of the present invention are directed to allocating power of a light beam generated by a coherent light source among the various discrete light beams used in a holographic system. Specifically, a variable optical divider is incorporated into an optical steering subsystem of the holographic memory system to redirect the coherent light beam into one or more discrete light beams, and to dynamically allocate power of the coherent light beam among the discrete light beams.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: December 28, 2006Applicant: InPhase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Brian Riley, Ian Redmond, Aaron Wegner
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Publication number: 20060291022Abstract: The present invention relates to a system comprising a holographic data storage drive that records holographic digital data in a holographic recording medium, and which comprises: a data beam path having a first optical path length; and a reference beam path having a second optical path length; wherein one of the data beam and reference beams paths comprise an optical delay line so that the difference between the first and second optical path lengths is less than the laser coherence length. The present invention further relates to a method for operating a laser in the holographic data storage drive in a multi-mode state during the recording of holographic digital data the holographic medium without adverse effects on the strength of the interference patterns formed.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: December 28, 2006Applicant: InPhase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Ian Redmond, Larry Fabiny, Vladimir Krneta, Brian Riley
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Publication number: 20060279823Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for obtaining a phase conjugate reconstruction beam for use in retrieving holographic information from a holographic storage medium. These methods and systems include generating a coherent light beam that is a reproduction of the reference beam used in storing the holographic information in the storage medium. This coherent light beam is then directed through the holographic storage medium at the same angle and location of the reference beam during recording of the hologram. The directed coherent beam is then reflected back through the storage medium so that the reflected coherent light beam provides a phase conjugate of the reference beam and passes through the storage medium at the same angle and location that the reference beam passed through the storage medium during recordation of the hologram.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: December 14, 2006Applicant: InPhase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Brian Riley, Ken Anderson, Kevin Curtis
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Publication number: 20060280096Abstract: The present invention relates to embodiments of a process for subjecting a holographic storage medium to illuminative treatment to: (1) enhance or optimize recording of holographic data; (2) enhance or optimize reading of recorded holographic data; and/or (3) erase recorded holographic data. The present invention also relates to embodiments of a system comprising: (a) an illuminative treatment beam; (b) means for reducing the coherence of the beam and (c) means for transmitting the reduced coherence beam to cause illuminative treatment of: (1) an unrecorded portion of a holographic storage medium to provide pre-cured portions having increased ability to stably record holographic data; (2) a recorded portion of a holographic storage medium to provide a post-cured portion having reduced residual sensitivity; and/or (3) a recorded portion of a holographic storage medium having holographic data to provide an erased portion wherein at least some of the recorded holographic data is erased.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: December 14, 2006Applicant: InPhase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Brian Riley, Ken Anderson, Larry Fabiny, Ian Redmond, Curtis Shuman, Bradley Sissom, Kevin Curtis, Aaron Wegner, Michael Cole
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Publication number: 20060281021Abstract: The present invention relates to embodiments of a process for subjecting a holographic storage medium to illuminative treatment to: (1) enhance or optimize recording of holographic data; (2) enhance or optimize reading of recorded holographic data; and/or (3) erase recorded holographic data. The present invention also relates to embodiments of a system comprising: (a) an illuminative treatment beam; (b) means for reducing the coherence of the beam and (c) means for transmitting the reduced coherence beam to cause illuminative treatment of: (1) an unrecorded portion of a holographic storage medium to provide pre-cured portions having increased ability to stably record holographic data; (2) a recorded portion of a holographic storage medium to provide a post-cured portion having reduced residual sensitivity; and/or (3) a recorded portion of a holographic storage medium having holographic data to provide an erased portion wherein at least some of the recorded holographic data is erased.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: December 14, 2006Applicant: InPhase Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Brian Riley, Ken Anderson, Larry Fabiny, Ian Redmond, Curtis Shuman, Bradley Sissom, Kevin Curtis, Aaron Wegner, Michael Cole
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Patent number: D802542Type: GrantFiled: September 2, 2016Date of Patent: November 14, 2017Assignee: OPTIMEDICA CORPORATIONInventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott, Michelle SanPedro, Raymond B. Cota, Qi Wu, Jeffrey A. Golda
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Patent number: D804038Type: GrantFiled: September 2, 2016Date of Patent: November 28, 2017Assignee: OPTIMEDICA CORPORATIONInventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott, Michelle SanPedro, Raymond B. Cota, Qi Wu, Jeffrey A. Golda
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Patent number: D826410Type: GrantFiled: September 2, 2016Date of Patent: August 21, 2018Assignee: Optimedica CorporationInventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott, Michelle SanPedro, Raymond B. Cota, Qi Wu, Adam K. Hoopai, Jeffrey A. Golda
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Patent number: D857210Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2016Date of Patent: August 20, 2019Assignee: OPTIMEDICA CORPORATIONInventors: Steven S. Christensen, Antonio D. Lucero, Brian Riley, Eric B. Lafay, David D. Scott, Michelle SanPedro, Raymond B. Cota, Qi Wu, Jeffrey A. Golda