Patents by Inventor Bryce Peterson

Bryce Peterson 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).

  • Publication number: 20240133650
    Abstract: A firearm suppressor includes a first section along an axis; a second section along the axis downstream of the first section, the second section having a second section twist rate; a third section along the axis downstream of the second section, the third section having a third section twist rate, the third section twist rate greater than the second section twist rate; and a fourth section along the axis downstream of the third section, the fourth section having a fourth section twist rate, the fourth section twist rate greater than the third section twist rate.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 22, 2023
    Publication date: April 25, 2024
    Inventors: Russ Oliver, Austin Peterson, Bryce Oakes
  • Publication number: 20220395620
    Abstract: Devices and methods for withdrawing blood from a patient and separating plasma from the blood are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a fluid cartridge can be coupled to a collection device and configured to receive whole blood withdrawn from the patient using the collection device. The cartridge can include a housing having a reservoir portion configured to receive the whole blood, and a plasma separation substrate positioned within the housing. The substrate can be folded to define (a) a crease, (b) a first strip portion extending away from the crease, and (c) a second strip portion extending away from the crease. The crease can be positioned adjacent to the reservoir portion to receive the whole blood, and the plasma separation substrate can be configured to wick the whole blood along the first and second strip portions to separate the plasma from the whole blood.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 16, 2020
    Publication date: December 15, 2022
    Inventors: Bryce Peterson, Emily Welch, Erwin Berthier, Ben Casavant
  • Publication number: 20220304676
    Abstract: A device that can pierce and hold tissue and then pass suture through tissue. The device can have a shuttle that can removably attach to a suture and jaws that can be rotatably opened and closed with respect to each other. The device can have a first jaw having a first jaw channel and a first jaw first stop. The shuttle can have a shuttle longitudinal axis and a shuttle first stop. The shuttle first stop can have a shuttle first stop distal end. The shuttle first stop distal end can be deflectable into the first jaw first stop. When the shuttle first stop distal end is in contact with the first jaw first stop, the shuttle can be passively retained in the first jaw. A method for using the device to repeatedly pass the suture through the tissue without removing the suture or device from the target site.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 15, 2022
    Publication date: September 29, 2022
    Applicant: Maruho Medical, Inc.
    Inventors: Andrew J. HUNTINGTON, Brett A. SNYDER, Matthew Byrnes NEWELL, Luke W. CLAUSON, Gary S. FANTON, John F. KRUMME, Scott H. HENEVELD, Bryce PETERSON, Yasuyuki HITOMI
  • Publication number: 20220280763
    Abstract: A transdermal drug delivery device includes a reservoir, a transdermal membrane, a piston, a control rod, a spring, and a rotational cam. The reservoir is configured to hold a formulation. The transdermal membrane is configured to allow the formulation from the reservoir to pass therethrough. The piston is configured to move into the reservoir. The control rod is attached to the piston and includes a plurality of teeth thereon. The spring is configured to apply force to the control rod in the direction of the reservoir. The rotational cam has a first camming surface and a second camming surface that are configured to engage with the plurality of teeth. The rotational cam, when rotated, is configured to disengage the first camming surface from a first tooth of the plurality of teeth, thereby allowing the spring to advance the piston into the reservoir to expel the formulation onto the transdermal membrane.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 24, 2022
    Publication date: September 8, 2022
    Inventors: Andrew L. JOHNSTON, Michael P. SCHALLER, Bryce PETERSON, Kevin GELSTON
  • Patent number: 11399822
    Abstract: A device that can pierce and hold tissue and then pass suture through tissue. The device can have a shuttle that can removably attach to a suture and jaws that can be rotatably opened and closed with respect to each other. The device can have a first jaw having a first jaw channel and a first jaw first stop. The shuttle can have a shuttle longitudinal axis and a shuttle first stop. The shuttle first stop can have a shuttle first stop distal end. The shuttle first stop distal end can be deflectable into the first jaw first stop. When the shuttle first stop distal end is in contact with the first jaw first stop, the shuttle can be passively retained in the first jaw. A method for using the device to repeatedly pass the suture through the tissue without removing the suture or device from the target site.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 3, 2020
    Date of Patent: August 2, 2022
    Assignee: Maruho Medical, Inc.
    Inventors: Andrew J. Huntington, Brett A. Snyder, Matthew Byrnes Newell, Luke W. Clauson, Gary S. Fanton, John F. Krumme, Scott H. Heneveld, Bryce Peterson, Yasuyuki Hitomi
  • Patent number: 11285306
    Abstract: A transdermal drug delivery device includes a reservoir, a transdermal membrane, a piston, a control rod, a spring, and a rotational cam. The reservoir is configured to hold a formulation. The transdermal membrane is configured to allow the formulation from the reservoir to pass therethrough. The piston is configured to move into the reservoir. The control rod is attached to the piston and includes a plurality of teeth thereon. The spring is configured to apply force to the control rod in the direction of the reservoir. The rotational cam has a first camming surface and a second camming surface that are configured to engage with the plurality of teeth. The rotational cam, when rotated, is configured to disengage the first camming surface from a first tooth of the plurality of teeth, thereby allowing the spring to advance the piston into the reservoir to expel the formulation onto the transdermal membrane.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 5, 2018
    Date of Patent: March 29, 2022
    Assignee: Morningside Venture Investments Limited
    Inventors: Andrew L. Johnston, Michael P. Schaller, Bryce Peterson, Kevin Gelston
  • Publication number: 20210204934
    Abstract: A device is disclosed that can pierce and hold tissue and then pass suture through tissue. The device can have a shuttle that can removably attach to a suture and jaws that can be rotatably opened and closed with respect to each other. A method for using the device to repeatedly pass the suture through the tissue without removing the suture or device from the target site is also disclosed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 3, 2020
    Publication date: July 8, 2021
    Applicant: Maruho Medical, Inc.
    Inventors: Andrew J. HUNTINGTON, Brett A. SNYDER, Matthew Byrnes NEWELL, Luke W. CLAUSON, Gary S. FANTON, John F. KRUMME, Scott H. HENEVELD, Bryce PETERSON, Yasuyuki HITOMI
  • Publication number: 20210187943
    Abstract: Apparatus and method for a painting machine are provided. The painting machine may include an end effector controlled by custom software. The painting machine may include a self-contained medium circulation system. The custom control software may be capable of coordinated n-axis manipulation of an end. Illustrative end effectors may include an inkjet head, brush, air brush or any suitable tool for applying ink, paint, color and/or texture to a surface. For example an end effector may utilize oil-based ink or ultraviolet-cured ink. Illustrative surfaces may include canvas, paper, brick, glass etc. The custom control software may control manipulation of the end effector based on a variety of electronic inputs. The custom software may manipulate different end effectors in different ways depending on the input data, type of ink/paint being used, type of surface receiving the ink/paint or any other variable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 2, 2021
    Publication date: June 24, 2021
    Inventors: Benjamin Tritt, Jeff Leonard, Tal Achituv, Owen Elias Trueblood, Bryce Peterson, Yaakov Markovich, Sang-won Leigh
  • Publication number: 20190336738
    Abstract: A transdermal drug delivery device includes a reservoir, a transdermal membrane, a piston, a control rod, a spring, and a rotational cam. The reservoir is configured to hold a formulation. The transdermal membrane is configured to allow the formulation from the reservoir to pass therethrough. The piston is configured to move into the reservoir. The control rod is attached to the piston and includes a plurality of teeth thereon. The spring is configured to apply force to the control rod in the direction of the reservoir. The rotational cam has a first camming surface and a second camming surface that are configured to engage with the plurality of teeth. The rotational cam, when rotated, is configured to disengage the first camming surface from a first tooth of the plurality of teeth, thereby allowing the spring to advance the piston into the reservoir to expel the formulation onto the transdermal membrane.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 5, 2018
    Publication date: November 7, 2019
    Inventors: Andrew L. JOHNSTON, Michael P. SCHALLER, Bryce PETERSON, Kevin GELSTON
  • Publication number: 20190176466
    Abstract: Apparatus and method for a painting machine are provided. The painting machine may include an end effector controlled by custom software. The custom control software may be capable of coordinated n-axis manipulation of an end. Illustrative end effectors may include an inkjet head, brush, air brush or any suitable tool for applying ink, paint, color and/or texture to a surface. For example an end effector may utilize oil-based ink or ultraviolet-cured ink. Illustrative surfaces may include canvas, paper, brick, glass etc. The custom control software may control manipulation of the end effector based on a variety of electronic inputs. The custom software may manipulate different end effectors in different ways depending on the input data, type of ink/paint being used, type of surface receiving the ink/paint or any other variable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 12, 2018
    Publication date: June 13, 2019
    Inventors: Ben Tritt, Jeff Leonard, Tal Achituv, Owen Elias Trueblood, Bryce Peterson, Yaakov Markovich, Sang-won Leigh
  • Publication number: 20190176184
    Abstract: Apparatus and method for a painting machine are provided. The painting machine may include an end effector controlled by custom software. The painting machine may include a self-contained medium circulation system. The custom control software may be capable of coordinated n-axis manipulation of an end. Illustrative end effectors may include an inkjet head, brush, air brush or any suitable tool for applying ink, paint, color and/or texture to a surface. For example an end effector may utilize oil-based ink or ultraviolet-cured ink. Illustrative surfaces may include canvas, paper, brick, glass etc. The custom control software may control manipulation of the end effector based on a variety of electronic inputs. The custom software may manipulate different end effectors in different ways depending on the input data, type of ink/paint being used, type of surface receiving the ink/paint or any other variable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 12, 2018
    Publication date: June 13, 2019
    Inventors: Ben Tritt, Jeff Leonard, Tal Achituv, Owen Elias Trueblood, Bryce Peterson, Yaakov Markovich, Sang-won Leigh
  • Publication number: 20190151882
    Abstract: Apparatus and method for a painting machine are provided. The painting machine may include an end effector controlled by custom software. The custom control software may be capable of coordinated n-axis manipulation of an end. Illustrative end effectors may include an inkjet head, brush, air brush or any suitable tool for applying ink, paint, color and/or texture to a surface. For example an end effector may utilize oil-based ink or ultraviolet-cured ink. Illustrative surfaces may include canvas, paper, brick, glass etc. The custom control software may control manipulation of the end effector based on a variety of electronic inputs. The custom software may manipulate different end effectors in different ways depending on the input data, type of ink/paint being used, type of surface receiving the ink/paint or any other variable.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 12, 2018
    Publication date: May 23, 2019
    Inventors: Ben Tritt, Jeff Leonard, Tal Achituv, Owen Elias Trueblood, Bryce Peterson, Yaakov Markovich, Sang-won Leigh