Patents by Inventor Christopher Adamson
Christopher Adamson 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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Patent number: 12142297Abstract: An approach is provided for a content management tool for chaining user generated video content. A method includes providing, for display via a social media application, a first recording of a first user participating in a first session that includes first content. The method includes transmitting, by the social media application, the first recording to a plurality of devices. The method includes receiving, through the social media application, a plurality of submissions, from the plurality of devices, that are based on or responsive to the first recording, each submission of the plurality of submissions comprising a second recording of a user of a device of the plurality of devices. The method includes providing, by a cloud-based software tool, controls for selecting one or more submissions of the plurality of submissions to generate an audiovisual work. The method includes providing the audiovisual work for display via the social media application.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2022Date of Patent: November 12, 2024Assignee: OOOH, INC.Inventors: Colin Carrier, Francisco Viciana Ruiz, John Lavender, Christopher Adamson, Derek Hilder, Tyler Venables, Allan Bush, Geoffrey Freedman, Simon Roscoe, James Hall, Paulo Rizkalla, Danielle Tilley, Nick Shim, Brooke Van Dusen, Matt Delorme, Roger Braunstein, Keely Portsmouth, Mason Macklem, Karina Daniluck, Elsie Ng
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Patent number: 11646559Abstract: This invention relates to configurable electrical receptacles and more particularly to electrical receptacles that accept in-situ replacement of an insert providing a specific functionality within an electrical receptacle which is configurable to function or user accessible feature.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2021Date of Patent: May 9, 2023Assignee: Swidget Corp.Inventors: Donald Lowell Misener, Christopher Adamson
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Publication number: 20220383904Abstract: An approach is provided for a content management tool for chaining user generated video content. A method includes providing, for display via a social media application, a first recording of a first user participating in a first session that includes first content. The method includes transmitting, by the social media application, the first recording to a plurality of devices. The method includes receiving, through the social media application, a plurality of submissions, from the plurality of devices, that are based on or responsive to the first recording, each submission of the plurality of submissions comprising a second recording of a user of a device of the plurality of devices. The method includes providing, by a cloud-based software tool, controls for selecting one or more submissions of the plurality of submissions to generate an audiovisual work. The method includes providing the audiovisual work for display via the social media application.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 27, 2022Publication date: December 1, 2022Inventors: Colin Carrier, Francisco Viciana Ruiz, John Lavender, Christopher Adamson, Derek Hilder, Tyler Venables, Allan Bush, Geoffrey Freedman, Simon Roscoe, James Hall, Paulo Rizkalla, Danielle Tilley, Nick Shim, Brooke Van Dusen, Matt Delorme, Roger Braunstein, Keely Portsmouth, Mason Macklem, Karina Daniluck, Elsie Ng
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Patent number: 11095106Abstract: This invention relates to configurable electrical receptacles and more particularly to electrical receptacles that accept in-situ replacement of an insert providing a specific functionality within an electrical receptacle which is configurable to function or user accessible feature.Type: GrantFiled: July 21, 2020Date of Patent: August 17, 2021Assignee: Swidget Corp.Inventors: Donald Lowell Misener, Christopher Adamson
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Publication number: 20200094173Abstract: A separation panel includes a body member defining a separation surface and an opposed surface with a plurality of apertures extending through the body member and opening out into the separation surface and the opposed surface of the body member. The body member is made up of a plurality of discrete elements secured together to form substantially hexagonal apertures. A securing arrangement secures the discrete elements together.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 14, 2017Publication date: March 26, 2020Applicant: AQSEPTENCE GROUP PTY LTDInventors: Yusuf CAJEE, Denys VISSER, Grant Christopher ADAMSON
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Patent number: 10486091Abstract: A continuous belt screen assembly and system used for filtering fluid for various municipal and industrial purposes. The assembly includes a pair of spaced, endless belts, lifters, and screen panels. Each lifter is operably mounted to the pair of belts for lifting of solid waste out of the fluid in the channel. Each of the screen panels can be interposed between lifters and secured in place by opposing slots defined by the lifters. The endless belts can include toothed drive links, with the ends of the teeth extending with the ends of the drive links to define an involute profile. The lifters can include a sleeve portion for receiving a pivot shaft and a paddle portion extending from the sleeve portion, terminating at a free end that can be contoured to have teeth. The lifters can be a flexible material configured to deflect.Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 2014Date of Patent: November 26, 2019Assignee: Aqseptence Group, Inc.Inventors: Grant Christopher Adamson, Ross Van Someren, Steven Gregory Bailey, Michael James Mcinnes
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Publication number: 20160114268Abstract: A continuous belt screen assembly and system used for filtering fluid for various municipal and industrial purposes. The assembly includes a pair of spaced, endless belts, lifters, and screen panels. Each lifter is operably mounted to the pair of belts for lifting of solid waste out of the fluid in the channel. Each of the screen panels may be interposed between lifters and secured in place by opposing slots defined by the lifters. The endless belts may include toothed drive links, with the ends of the teeth extending with the ends of the drive links to define an involute profile. The lifters may include a sleeve portion for receiving a pivot shaft and a paddle portion extending from the sleeve portion, terminating at a free end that may be contoured to have teeth. The lifters may be a flexible material configured to deflect.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 3, 2014Publication date: April 28, 2016Inventors: Grant Christopher Adamson, Ross Van Someren, Steven Gregory Bailey, Michael James Mcinnes
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Patent number: 8085132Abstract: A method for resolving RFID-based object traffic transactions to a single object in the presence of a plurality of objects, where the method includes the steps of: monitoring RFID object traffic transactions to a single object amongst a plurality of objects wherein the traffic transactions are between at least one RFID reader and a plurality of detected RFID tags detected by the at least one RFID reader; calculating a cumulative and weighted data set for each detected RFID tag of the RFID tags; and, comparing the data set for each detected RFID tag with the data set for other of the detected RFID tags and identifying one RFID tag of the detected RFID tags having a greatest cumulative weight calculated for its corresponding data set so as to resolve multiple detections and identifications of the detected RFID tags in the object traffic transactions to the single object.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2008Date of Patent: December 27, 2011Inventors: Barry Allen, Christopher Adamson, David Lambacher
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Publication number: 20080191844Abstract: A method for resolving RFID-based object traffic transactions to a single object in the presence of a plurality of objects, where the method includes the steps of: monitoring RFID object traffic transactions to a single object amongst a plurality of objects wherein the traffic transactions are between at least one RFID reader and a plurality of detected RFID tags detected by the at least one RFID reader; calculating a cumulative and weighted data set for each detected RFID tag of the RFID tags; and, comparing the data set for each detected RFID tag with the data set for other of the detected RFID tags and identifying one RFID tag of the detected RFID tags having a greatest cumulative weight calculated for its corresponding data set so as to resolve multiple detections and identifications of the detected RFID tags in the object traffic transactions to the single object.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2008Publication date: August 14, 2008Inventors: Barry Allen, Christopher Adamson, David Lambacher
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Publication number: 20080103419Abstract: An apparatus and method for simultaneously applying a compressive and a reciprocating force to underlying adipose cells from a location external to a patient's skin to rupture or otherwise remove the adipose cells within a subcutaneous tissue region. The adipose cells are ruptured through the mechanical application of compression and shearing forces. The patient's body then re-absorbs and expels the ruptured cells. This eliminates the need for invasive liposuction and the trauma associated with invasive liposuction. Various mechanical devices may be employed to impart the compressive and shearing forces.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 22, 2007Publication date: May 1, 2008Inventor: Christopher Adamson
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Patent number: 7345576Abstract: A method for resolving RFID-based object traffic transactions to a single container in the presence of a plurality of containers, where the method includes the steps of: monitoring RFID object traffic transactions to a single container amongst a plurality of containers wherein the traffic transactions are between at least one RFID reader and a plurality of detected RFID tags detected by the at least one RFID reader; calculating a cumulative and weighted data set for each detected RFID tag of the RFID tags; and, comparing the data set for each detected RFID tag with the data set for other of the detected RFID tags and identifying one RFID tag of the detected RFID tags having a greatest cumulative weight calculated for its corresponding data set so as to resolve multiple detections and identifications of the detected RFID tags in the object traffic transactions to the single container.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2004Date of Patent: March 18, 2008Assignee: Identec Solutions Inc.Inventors: Barry Allen, Sharon Barnes, Christopher Adamson
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Publication number: 20050128055Abstract: A method for resolving RFID-based object traffic transactions to a single container in the presence of a plurality of containers, where the method includes the steps of: monitoring RFID object traffic transactions to a single container amongst a plurality of containers wherein the traffic transactions are between at least one RFID reader and a plurality of detected RFID tags detected by the at least one RFID reader; calculating a cumulative and weighted data set for each detected RFID tag of the RFID tags; and, comparing the data set for each detected RFID tag with the data set for other of the detected RFID tags and identifying one RFID tag of the detected RFID tags having a greatest cumulative weight calculated for its corresponding data set so as to resolve multiple detections and identifications of the detected RFID tags in the object traffic transactions to the single container.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 9, 2004Publication date: June 16, 2005Inventors: Barry Allen, Sharon Barnes, Christopher Adamson