Patents by Inventor Daniel Gordon
Daniel Gordon 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: 20250282590Abstract: Sensors, e.g., a camera array and/or other 3D sensors, are used to determine information about the size, shape and/or location of a pallet of goods to be moved and/or a location where the goods are to be placed. A camera array is used to capture images of the goods and/or a location where the goods are to be placed and stereoscopic analysis of the captured images provides 3D information. A check is made to determine the 3D space, e.g., volume occupied by the goods being moved and outer dimensions of the volume. A similar analysis is made of the location where the goods are to be placed. A check is made to determine if the goods will fit in the available space based on the 3D analysis of the goods and location where the goods are to be placed. An operator is provided a visual indication of expected collision areas.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2025Publication date: September 11, 2025Inventors: Daniel Gordon, Patrick Williams
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Publication number: 20200373580Abstract: A battery electrode composition is provided that comprises composite particles. Each composite particle may comprise, for example, active lithium fluoride/metal nanocomposite material optionally embedded into a nanoporous, electrically-conductive skeleton matrix material particle(s), where each of these composite particles is further encased in a Li-ion permeable, chemically and mechanically robust, protective outer shell that is impermeable to electrolyte solvent molecules. The active lithium fluoride/metal nanocomposite material is provided to store and release Li ions during battery operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2020Publication date: November 26, 2020Inventors: Gleb Yushin, Eugene Berdichevsky, Bogdan Zdyrko, Alexander Jacobs, Daniel Gordon, Nicholas Ingle, Laura Gerber
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Patent number: 10741845Abstract: A battery electrode composition is provided that comprises composite particles. Each composite particle may comprise, for example, active lithium fluoride/metal nanocomposite material optionally embedded into a nanoporous, electrically-conductive skeleton matrix material particle(s), where each of these composite particles is further encased in a Li-ion permeable, chemically and mechanically robust, protective outer shell that is impermeable to electrolyte solvent molecules. The active lithium fluoride/metal nanocomposite material is provided to store and release Li ions during battery operation.Type: GrantFiled: July 13, 2016Date of Patent: August 11, 2020Assignee: SILA NANOTECHNOLOGIES INC.Inventors: Gleb Yushin, Eugene Berdichevsky, Bogdan Zdyrko, Alexander Jacobs, Daniel Gordon, Nicholas Ingle, Laura Gerber
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Patent number: 9661275Abstract: An event visualization system. The system uses a digital video capture array. The array is synchronized into a composited video feed file. The composited video feed file has a number of unit perspective video files. Each unit perspective video file has a coordinate location, a unit frame height, and a unit frame width. The unit perspective video files can be played simultaneously for individual display in a digital event player. The digital event player is operated on a client.Type: GrantFiled: June 15, 2009Date of Patent: May 23, 2017Inventors: Scott Gordon, Daniel Gordon, Sean Simmons
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Publication number: 20170018768Abstract: A battery electrode composition is provided that comprises composite particles. Each composite particle may comprise, for example, active lithium fluoride/metal nanocomposite material optionally embedded into a nanoporous, electrically-conductive skeleton matrix material particle(s), where each of these composite particles is further encased in a Li-ion permeable, chemically and mechanically robust, protective outer shell that is impermeable to electrolyte solvent molecules. The active lithium fluoride/metal nanocomposite material is provided to store and release Li ions during battery operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 13, 2016Publication date: January 19, 2017Inventors: Gleb YUSHIN, Eugene Berdichevsky, Bogdan Zdyrko, Alexander Jacobs, Daniel Gordon, Nicholas Ingle, Laura Gerber
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Patent number: 7892399Abstract: An air stabilization system employing two parallel, opposite-facing Coanda nozzles, with each nozzle exhausting gas at opposite directions, subjects a moving flexible web to opposing forces effective to create local tension within the web. Each nozzle includes an elongated slot that is perpendicular to the path of the moving web. The nozzles serve as separate points along the machine direction for controlling the height of the web. The operative surface with the nozzles can exhibit a flush surface. The nozzles can be formed on elevated structures on the operative surface. The operative surface can be covered with a transparent substrate to minimize shape distortions on the moving web and to prevent debris from collecting around the sensor. By modulating the velocities of gases exiting the nozzles, the shape of the web can be manipulated to present a planar contour. The air stabilization system can be incorporated into a caliper scanner.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2008Date of Patent: February 22, 2011Assignee: Honeywell ASCa Inc.Inventors: Duck Graham, Tamer Alev, Michael Hughes, Ron Beselt, Glen Visser, Daniel Gordon, Salvatore Chirico
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Publication number: 20090309975Abstract: An event visualization system. The system uses a digital video capture array. The array is synchronized into a composited video feed file. The composited video feed file has a number of unit perspective video files. Each unit perspective video file has a coordinate location, a unit frame height, and a unit frame width. The unit perspective video files can be played simultaneously for individual display in a digital event player. The digital event player is operated on a client.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 15, 2009Publication date: December 17, 2009Inventors: Scott Gordon, Daniel Gordon, Sean Simmons
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Publication number: 20090294084Abstract: An air stabilization system employing two parallel, opposite-facing Coanda nozzles, with each nozzle exhausting gas at opposite directions, subjects a moving flexible web to opposing forces effective to create local tension within the web. Each nozzle includes an elongated slot that is perpendicular to the path of the moving web. The nozzles serve as separate points along the machine direction for controlling the height of the web. The operative surface with the nozzles can exhibit a flush surface. The nozzles can be formed on elevated structures on the operative surface. The operative surface can be covered with a transparent substrate to minimize shape distortions on the moving web and to prevent debris from collecting around the sensor. By modulating the velocities of gases exiting the nozzles, the shape of the web can be manipulated to present a planar contour. The air stabilization system can be incorporated into a caliper scanner.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2008Publication date: December 3, 2009Inventors: Graham Duck, Tamer Mark Alev, Michael Hughes, Ron Beselt, Glen John Visser, Daniel Gordon, Salvatore Chirico
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Publication number: 20090112304Abstract: A method for performing a coronary artery bypass graft procedure on a patient to connect a bypass vessel to a target vessel includes the steps of creating an opening in the patient that communicates with the thoracic cavity of the patient; providing a bypass vessel having a lumen and at least one free end; passing the free end of the bypass vessel from the thoracic cavity through the opening to a position outside the body of the patient; attaching a connector to the free end of bypass vessel while the free end of the bypass vessel is outside the body of the patient; passing the free end of the bypass vessel from the position outside the body of the patient through the opening and into the thoracic cavity; and connecting the free end of the bypass vessel to a target vessel with the connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 2, 2009Publication date: April 30, 2009Inventors: KEVIN WEADOCK, WILLIAM MCJAMES, PETER DOUGLAS, DANIEL GORDON, WILHELMUS JOSEPH LEONARDUS SUYKER, PAULUS THOMAS WILHELMUS SUYKER, JASON L. HARRIS, MARK HOWANSKY, STEPHANIE M. KUTE, RODDI J. SIMPSON, CLIFFORD G. VOLPE, CHRISTINA J. D'ARRIGO
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Patent number: 7339972Abstract: An apparatus includes a gas chamber comprising a gas feed nozzle, an exhaust nozzle, and a window. The apparatus also includes a first partial reflector, in the gas chamber, sharing an optical path with the exhaust nozzle, and the window. Optionally, The apparatus includes a gas source communicating with the gas feed nozzle. Optionally, the gas source includes a gas having an ionization potential higher than air and a nonlinear index of refraction lower than air.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2005Date of Patent: March 4, 2008Assignee: United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventors: Daniel Gordon, Antonio Ting, Eldridge Briscoe
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Publication number: 20070258797Abstract: A method and apparatus for storing robotic tooling for vehicle body sheet metal robotic assembly operates a robot to transfer robotic tooling between an assembly station and a rotary storage rack (56) of a storage rack assembly (28). The storage rack (56) has vertically spaced storage locations and is rotated about a vertical axis to provide circumferentially spaced storage locations.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 8, 2006Publication date: November 8, 2007Applicant: Utica Enterprises, Inc.Inventors: Daniel Gordon, John Heal
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Patent number: 7288075Abstract: Impression devices are provided for making an impression of a desired feature. The impression devices include: a flexible bladder having a cavity formed therein, the flexible bladder being capable of conforming to the details of the desired feature; a rheological material, such as a magnetorheological fluid, disposed in the cavity of the flexible bladder; and an activator for applying an external stimulus to the rheological material to change the state of the rheological material and thereby capture an impression of the desired feature.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2002Date of Patent: October 30, 2007Assignee: Ethicon, Inc.Inventors: Shailendra K. Parihar, Thomas P. Ryan, Timothy Dietz, Parris S. Wellman, Kevin S. Weadock, T. Anh Le, Peter Douglas, Simon Cohn, Daniel Gordon, Rajesh Pendekanti, Raghuveer Basude, Robert S. Casar, Howard A. Stone
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Publication number: 20060291518Abstract: An apparatus includes a gas chamber comprising a gas feed nozzle, an exhaust nozzle, and a window. The apparatus also includes a first partial reflector, in the gas chamber, sharing an optical path with the exhaust nozzle, and the window. Optionally, The apparatus includes a gas source communicating with the gas feed nozzle. Optionally, the gas source includes a gas having an ionization potential higher than air and a nonlinear index of refraction lower than air.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2005Publication date: December 28, 2006Inventors: Daniel Gordon, Antonio Ting, Eldridge Briscoe
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Patent number: 6997719Abstract: A leg model, designed to teach endoscopic saphenous vein harvesting, is provided that accurately models the anatomy of the saphenous vein in the human thigh, and closely approximates the subcutaneous tissues in a human. The subcutaneous tissue is formulated and manufactured such that the saphenous vein adheres to the subcutaneous tissue to simulate the adhesion in a human leg. The model includes a reusable base and a replaceable single use insert. The base is size and configured to receive the insert. The tray can include a slit located at a point along its length that permits the ends of the tray to rotate about the slit so that the ends can be bent with respect to one another.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 2002Date of Patent: February 14, 2006Assignee: Ethicon, Inc.Inventors: Parris S. Wellman, William McJames, Daniel Gordon
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Publication number: 20050203551Abstract: A method for performing a coronary artery bypass graft procedure on a patient to connect a bypass vessel to a target vessel includes the steps of creating an opening in the patient that communicates with the thoracic cavity of the patient; providing a bypass vessel having a lumen and at least one free end; passing the free end of the bypass vessel from the thoracic cavity through the opening to a position outside the body of the patient; attaching a connector to the free end of bypass vessel while the free end of the bypass vessel is outside the body of the patient; passing the free end of the bypass vessel from the position outside the body of the patient through the opening and into the thoracic cavity; and connecting the free end of the bypass vessel to a target vessel with the connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2004Publication date: September 15, 2005Inventors: Kevin Weadock, William McJames, Peter Douglas, Daniel Gordon
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Publication number: 20050119530Abstract: A retractor including: an extension member having distal and proximal ends; a retractor member connected to the distal end of the extension member, the retractor member having a retractor surface. In a first implementation, at least a portion of the retractor surface has a distal vacuum port for positively retaining the tissue upon application of a vacuum to the vacuum port. In an alternative implementation, the retractor has an illuminator for transmitting light into an interior of the body proximate to the tissue.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2005Publication date: June 2, 2005Applicant: Ethicon, Inc.Inventors: Peter Douglas, Daniel Gordon
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Patent number: 6893394Abstract: A retractor including: an extension member having distal and proximal ends; a retractor member connected to the distal end of the extension member, the retractor member having a retractor surface. In a first implementation, at least a portion of the retractor surface has a distal vacuum port for positively retaining the tissue upon application of a vacuum to the vacuum port. In an alternative implementation, the retractor has an illuminator for transmitting light into an interior of the body proximate to the tissue.Type: GrantFiled: December 19, 2002Date of Patent: May 17, 2005Assignee: Ethicon, Inc.Inventors: Peter Douglas, Daniel Gordon
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Publication number: 20040122293Abstract: A retractor including: an extension member having distal and proximal ends; a retractor member connected to the distal end of the extension member, the retractor member having a retractor surface. In a first implementation, at least a portion of the retractor surface has a distal vacuum port for positively retaining the tissue upon application of a vacuum to the vacuum port. In an alternative implementation, the retractor has an illuminator for transmitting light into an interior of the body proximate to the tissue.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2002Publication date: June 24, 2004Applicant: ETHICON, INC.Inventors: Peter Douglas, Daniel Gordon
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Publication number: 20040002665Abstract: Impression devices are provided for making an impression of a desired feature. The impression devices include: a flexible bladder having a cavity formed therein, the flexible bladder being capable of conforming to the details of the desired feature; a rheological material, such as a magnetorheological fluid, disposed in the cavity of the flexible bladder; and an activator for applying an external stimulus to the rheological material to change the state of the rheological material and thereby capture an impression of the desired feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2002Publication date: January 1, 2004Inventors: Shailendra K. Parihar, Thomas P. Ryan, Timothy Dietz, Parris S. Wellman, Kevin S. Weadock, T. Anh Le, Peter Douglas, Simon Cohn, Daniel Gordon, Rajesh Pendekanti, Raghuveer Basude, Robert S. Casar, Howard A. Stone
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Publication number: 20040002045Abstract: A leg model, designed to teach endoscopic saphenous vein harvesting, is provided that accurately models the anatomy of the saphenous vein in the human thigh, and closely approximates the subcutaneous tissues in a human. The subcutaneous tissue is formulated and manufactured such that the saphenous vein adheres to the subcutaneous tissue to simulate the adhesion in a human leg. The model includes a reusable base and a replaceable single use insert. The base is size and configured to receive the insert. The tray can include a slit located at a point along its length that permits the ends of the tray to rotate about the slit so that the ends can be bent with respect to one another.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 27, 2002Publication date: January 1, 2004Inventors: Parris S. Wellman, William McJames, Daniel Gordon