Patents by Inventor Darin Wagner
Darin Wagner 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: 11251168Abstract: Over a flexible substrate are deposited stacked pixel layers including a bottom layer of LEDs forming blue pixels, a middle layer of LEDs forming green pixels, and a top layer of LEDs forming red pixels. Each LED die comprises an LED portion and an integrated transistor portion. Applying a voltage to a control terminal of the transistor portion energizes the LED portion. The pixels are substantially transparent, due to the LEDs being microscopic and the pixel areas being much larger, to allow light from the underlying layers to pass through. The three layers of pixels are aligned so that a combination of a single top red pixel, a single underlying green pixel, and a single underlying blue pixel form a single multi-color pixel. The different layers have transparent column and row lines.Type: GrantFiled: November 4, 2020Date of Patent: February 15, 2022Assignee: NthDegree Technologies Worldwide Inc.Inventors: William Johnstone Ray, Michael LeFebvre, Darin Wagner, Richard A. Blanchard
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Patent number: 11164851Abstract: Over a flexible substrate are deposited stacked pixel layers including a bottom layer of LEDs forming blue pixels, a middle layer of LEDs forming green pixels, and a top layer of LEDs forming red pixels. Each LED die comprises an LED portion and an integrated transistor portion. Applying a voltage to a control terminal of the transistor portion energizes the LED portion. The pixels are substantially transparent, due to the LEDs being microscopic and the pixel areas being much larger, to allow light from the underlying layers to pass through. The three layers of pixels are aligned so that a combination of a single top red pixel, a single underlying green pixel, and a single underlying blue pixel form a single multi-color pixel. The different layers have transparent column and row lines.Type: GrantFiled: April 8, 2020Date of Patent: November 2, 2021Assignee: Nthdegree Technologies Worldwide, Inc.Inventors: William Johnstone Ray, Michael LeFebvre, Darin Wagner, Richard A. Blanchard
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Publication number: 20210050334Abstract: Over a flexible substrate are deposited stacked pixel layers including a bottom layer of LEDs forming blue pixels, a middle layer of LEDs forming green pixels, and a top layer of LEDs forming red pixels. Each LED die comprises an LED portion and an integrated transistor portion. Applying a voltage to a control terminal of the transistor portion energizes the LED portion. The pixels are substantially transparent, due to the LEDs being microscopic and the pixel areas being much larger, to allow light from the underlying layers to pass through. The three layers of pixels are aligned so that a combination of a single top red pixel, a single underlying green pixel, and a single underlying blue pixel form a single multi-color pixel. The different layers have transparent column and row lines.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 4, 2020Publication date: February 18, 2021Inventors: William Johnstone Ray, Michael LeFebvre, Darin Wagner, Richard A. Blanchard
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Publication number: 20210020616Abstract: Over a flexible substrate are deposited stacked pixel layers including a bottom layer of LEDs forming blue pixels, a middle layer of LEDs forming green pixels, and a top layer of LEDs forming red pixels. Each LED die comprises an LED portion and an integrated transistor portion. Applying a voltage to a control terminal of the transistor portion energizes the LED portion. The pixels are substantially transparent, due to the LEDs being microscopic and the pixel areas being much larger, to allow light from the underlying layers to pass through. The three layers of pixels are aligned so that a combination of a single top red pixel, a single underlying green pixel, and a single underlying blue pixel form a single multi-color pixel. The different layers have transparent column and row lines.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 8, 2020Publication date: January 21, 2021Inventors: William Johnstone Ray, Michael LeFebvre, Darin Wagner, Richard A. Blanchard
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Patent number: 10636772Abstract: Over a flexible substrate are deposited stacked pixel layers including a bottom layer of LEDs forming blue pixels, a middle layer of LEDs forming green pixels, and a top layer of LEDs forming red pixels. The pixels are substantially transparent, due to the LEDs being microscopic and the pixel areas being much larger, to allow light from the underlying layers to pass through. The three layers of pixels are aligned so that a combination of a single top red pixel, a single underlying green pixel, and a single underlying blue pixel form a single multi-color pixel. The different layers have transparent column and row lines.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2019Date of Patent: April 28, 2020Assignee: NTHDEGREE TECHNOLOGIES WORLDWIDE INC.Inventors: William Johnstone Ray, Michael LeFebvre, Darin Wagner, Richard A. Blanchard
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Patent number: 10018449Abstract: An active target has a target face that is backlit by LEDs, where a detection layer behind the target face detects a new projectile hole in the target, such as from a gun or an arrow. The detection layer may be formed of one or more resistive layers, and the detected increase in resistance due to a new projectile hole being created is sensed and correlated to an XY position of the hole. The location of the new hole is transmitted via an RF signal to the shooter's portable device, such as a smartphone, and the shooter sees the location of the hit relative to the target face in real time. The LEDs may be dynamically controlled. The target is disposable and is supported by a support base containing the control electronics and transmitter.Type: GrantFiled: January 12, 2016Date of Patent: July 10, 2018Assignee: Nthdegree Technologies Worldwide Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Baldridge, Alexander Ray, Bradley Whaley, Darin Wagner, Neil O. Shotton, Richard A. Blanchard, Shelby Jueden, Steven Roach, Larry Todd Biggs, Eric Kahrs
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Publication number: 20160238352Abstract: An active target has a target face that is backlit by LEDs, where a detection layer behind the target face detects a new projectile hole in the target, such as from a gun or an arrow. The detection layer may be formed of one or more resistive layers, and the detected increase in resistance due to a new projectile hole being created is sensed and correlated to an XY position of the hole. The location of the new hole is transmitted via an RF signal to the shooter's portable device, such as a smartphone, and the shooter sees the location of the hit relative to the target face in real time. The LEDs may be dynamically controlled. The target is disposable and is supported by a support base containing the control electronics and transmitter.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 12, 2016Publication date: August 18, 2016Inventors: Jeffrey Baldridge, Alexander Ray, Bradley Whaley, Darin Wagner, Neil O. Shotton, Richard A. Blanchard, Shelby Jueden, Steven Roach, Larry Todd Biggs, Eric Kahrs
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Publication number: 20070275580Abstract: An interconnection module provides a normal-through connection for an electrical signal. The interconnection module includes a housing defining an input and an output, a conductor disposed within the housing provides a signal path between the input and the output, and a removable monitor module mated to the housing. The monitor module includes a monitor port and an active circuit for sensing the electrical signal and for providing to the monitor port a monitor signal indicative of the electrical signal. The active circuit is disposed electrically in parallel to the signal path and exhibits an impedance to the signal path that is sufficiently high so that the electrical signal being monitored is not disturbed by the active circuit. The monitor circuit is hot-swappable so that removal or installation of the monitor module from the housing during transmission of the electrical signal through the signal path will not disturb the electrical signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 23, 2007Publication date: November 29, 2007Applicant: Trompeter Electronics, Inc.Inventors: Darin Wagner, Daniel DelVecchio, William Spink, John Bohlin, Federico Calderon