Patents by Inventor Christopher O'Malley
Christopher O'Malley 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: 20240081808Abstract: Methods and devices for tissue fixation. A cortical button with a rib between two slotted openings. The rib increases the cortical button structural rigidity without increasing palpability. An adjustable loop construct with two discrete locking passages that provides manageable loop reduction and improved tissue coupling. The adjustable loop construct may be coupled to tissue via a passing construct. An assembly with a reduction bar, a button and an adjustable loop construct, the assembly provided assembled in a first configuration that disassembles to guide steps of tissue fixation. The reduction bar may be assembled to the reduction bar for reducing the adjustable loop construct.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2022Publication date: March 14, 2024Inventors: ALI HOSSEINI, Christopher David MacCready, Kendra O'Malley, Geoffrey Ian Karasic, Zenan Qi, Benjamin Michael Hall, Chun Liu, Paul McGovern, Han Teik Yeoh
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Publication number: 20230351230Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2023Publication date: November 2, 2023Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 11741385Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: GrantFiled: July 28, 2022Date of Patent: August 29, 2023Assignee: Telepathy Labs, IncInventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Publication number: 20220366285Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2022Publication date: November 17, 2022Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 11443220Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: GrantFiled: January 26, 2018Date of Patent: September 13, 2022Assignee: TELEPAHTY LABS, INC.Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 11436511Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: GrantFiled: January 26, 2018Date of Patent: September 6, 2022Assignee: TELEPATHY LABS, INC.Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 10726347Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2016Date of Patent: July 28, 2020Assignee: Telepathy Labs, Inc.Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Publication number: 20180165593Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 26, 2018Publication date: June 14, 2018Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Publication number: 20180150762Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 26, 2018Publication date: May 31, 2018Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 9904892Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2016Date of Patent: February 27, 2018Assignee: Telepathy Labs, Inc.Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 9904891Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2016Date of Patent: February 27, 2018Assignee: Telepathy Labs, Inc.Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Publication number: 20160358092Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2016Publication date: December 8, 2016Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Publication number: 20160358091Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2016Publication date: December 8, 2016Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Publication number: 20160342644Abstract: To simplify assisting a user in their day-to-day activities, a communication for performing an action may be sent to a user in the form of a query, where the query includes the most likely set of choices for the action arranged in a group of dichotomous (e.g., yes/no) or multiple choice answers. In this manner, a user may respond to the query by simply selecting one of the dichotomous or multiple choice answers. Historical logs of past actions, responses, queries, and so forth, may be used to predict future user actions or needs, and to formulate future queries for sending to the user. These techniques may be implemented, for example, through a remote coordination server or directly through a user's personal electronics device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2016Publication date: November 24, 2016Inventors: Damien Phelan Stolarz, David Joseph Diaz, James Rossfeld, Scott Raven, Christopher O'Malley, Christopher Kurpinski
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Patent number: 7650881Abstract: A door assembly for a cooking appliance including a cabinet, a lower oven cavity and an upper oven cavity defined within the cabinet is provided. The door assembly includes a lower oven door movably coupled to the cabinet and configured to cover the lower oven cavity. The lower oven door defines a lower oven door air inlet and a lower oven door air outlet. A lower oven door air passage is defined within the lower oven door and provides flow communication between the lower oven door air inlet and the lower oven door air outlet. An upper oven door is movably coupled to the cabinet and configured to cover the upper oven cavity. The upper oven door defines an upper oven door air inlet and an upper oven door air outlet. An upper oven door air passage is defined within the upper oven door and provides flow communication between the upper oven door air inlet and the upper oven door air outlet.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2006Date of Patent: January 26, 2010Assignee: General Electric CompanyInventors: Justin T. Brown, Timothy Scott Shaffer, Christopher O'Malley
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Publication number: 20080110449Abstract: A door assembly for a cooking appliance including a cabinet, a lower oven cavity and an upper oven cavity defined within the cabinet is provided. The door assembly includes a lower oven door movably coupled to the cabinet and configured to cover the lower oven cavity. The lower oven door defines a lower oven door air inlet and a lower oven door air outlet. A lower oven door air passage is defined within the lower oven door and provides flow communication between the lower oven door air inlet and the lower oven door air outlet. An upper oven door is movably coupled to the cabinet and configured to cover the upper oven cavity. The upper oven door defines an upper oven door air inlet and an upper oven door air outlet. An upper oven door air passage is defined within the upper oven door and provides flow communication between the upper oven door air inlet and the upper oven door air outlet.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2006Publication date: May 15, 2008Inventors: Justin T. Brown, Timothy Shaffer, Christopher O'Malley
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Publication number: 20070095822Abstract: An over the range oven includes a main body defining a cooking cavity therein, wherein the cooking cavity includes a front edge surrounding an opening. An RF generation module is coupled to the cooking cavity and is configured to deliver microwave energy into the cooking cavity. At least one radiant heat source is coupled to the cooking cavity and is configured to supply heat energy to the cooking cavity. The oven is configured to operate in a radiant heat mode of operation, a microwave mode of operation, a dual mode of operation, and a self clean mode of operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 31, 2005Publication date: May 3, 2007Inventors: Joshua Wiseman, Christopher O'Malley, Stephen Froelicher, Charles Smith, Karen Edberg, Jay Broniak