Patents by Inventor David Detlefsen
David Detlefsen 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: 20250224131Abstract: A whole building air quality control system includes an indoor air quality (IAQ) component having at least one control state, a plurality of sensors configured to measure a plurality of building conditions of a building space, and a controller communicably coupled to the IAQ component and the plurality of sensors. The controller includes memory storing a desired air quality index (AQI). The AQI includes a categorical variable. The controller is configured to iteratively modify a control state of the IAQ component using a machine learning algorithm until the plurality of building conditions of the building space satisfy the desired AQI.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2025Publication date: July 10, 2025Applicant: Research Products CorporationInventors: John BLOEMER, Sundar BALADHANDAPANI, Jatin KHANPARA, Casey Klock, Gerald MCNERNEY, David Detlefsen, Daniel Parent, Guolian Wu, Travis J. Blackburn
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Patent number: 12264835Abstract: A whole building air quality control system includes an indoor air quality (IAQ) component having at least one control state, a plurality of sensors configured to measure a plurality of building conditions of a building space, and a controller communicably coupled to the IAQ component and the plurality of sensors. The controller includes memory storing a desired air quality index (AQI). The AQI includes a categorical variable. The controller is configured to iteratively modify a control state of the IAQ component using a machine learning algorithm until the plurality of building conditions of the building space satisfy the desired AQI.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2022Date of Patent: April 1, 2025Assignee: Research Products CorporationInventors: John Bloemer, Sundar Baladhandapani, Jatin Khanpara, Casey Klock, Gerald McNerney, David Detlefsen, Daniel Parent, Guolian Wu, Travis J. Blackburn
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Publication number: 20220404056Abstract: A whole building air quality control system includes an indoor air quality (IAQ) component having at least one control state, a plurality of sensors configured to measure a plurality of building conditions of a building space, and a controller communicably coupled to the IAQ component and the plurality of sensors. The controller includes memory storing a desired air quality index (AQI). The AQI includes a categorical variable. The controller is configured to iteratively modify a control state of the IAQ component using a machine learning algorithm until the plurality of building conditions of the building space satisfy the desired AQI.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2022Publication date: December 22, 2022Applicant: RESEARCH PRODUCTS CORPORATIONInventors: John BLOEMER, Sundar BALADHANDAPANI, Jatin KHANPARA, Casey Klock, Gerald MCNERNEY, David Detlefsen, Daniel Parent, Guolian Wu, Travis J. Blackburn
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Publication number: 20190261786Abstract: A product display merchandiser comprising a support member, an intermediate member movably attached to the support member, and a product support attached to the intermediate member. The intermediate member is movable between at least a retracted position and an extended position.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 8, 2019Publication date: August 29, 2019Applicant: Retail Space Solutions LLCInventors: Michael William Mercier, Daniel Davenport, Sebastian Kosela, David Detlefsen, Julia Padvoiskis, Matt Wills, John Watry, Greg Ruggles, Eric Pollpeter, Dan Kaczmarek
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Publication number: 20070090285Abstract: A programmed computer analyzes data from a mass spectrometer. A spectrum corresponding to an unknown sample is perturbed in various ways, and each perturbed spectrum is compared with the spectrum of a known or reference substance. The perturbed spectrum having the highest correlation with the known spectrum, and which is also physically plausible, is considered to be the best fit. The method indicates in what specific ways the unknown sample differs from, or is similar to, the known substance.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2006Publication date: April 26, 2007Applicant: NOVATIA, LLCInventors: Jeffrey Whitney, David Detlefsen, Mark Hail
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Publication number: 20060219894Abstract: A programmed computer analyzes data from a mass spectrometer. A spectrum corresponding to an unknown sample is perturbed in various ways, and each perturbed spectrum is compared with the spectrum of a known or reference substance. The perturbed spectrum having the highest correlation with the known spectrum, and which is also physically plausible, is considered to be the best fit. The method indicates in what specific ways the unknown sample differs from, or is similar to, the known substance.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2006Publication date: October 5, 2006Applicant: Novatia, LLCInventors: Jeffrey Whitney, David Detlefsen, Mark Hail
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Patent number: 6895340Abstract: An analytical method and apparatus using principal component analysis of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) data for rapid molecular structure/function pattern recognition. The presence of a molecular substructure in an organic compound is determined by comparing principal components calculated from chemical shift values of the substructure in selected compounds with those calculated from the chemical shift values of the organic compound. Alternatively, principal components are calculated from the intensities of NMR signals for a full spectrum, or selected regions thereof, to determine whether an organic compound belongs to or is excluded from a set of structurally related compounds. Also, the presence of a pharmacophore in an organic compound can be determined by comparing the principal components derived from data on a set of compounds known to bind to a particular receptor, or have a common biological effect, with the principal components of the data set of the organic compound.Type: GrantFiled: April 11, 2002Date of Patent: May 17, 2005Assignee: Bristol-Myers Squibb CompanyInventors: Feng Xu, Steven E. Klohr, David Detlefsen
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Publication number: 20050006576Abstract: A programmed computer analyzes data from a mass spectrometer. A spectrum corresponding to an unknown sample is perturbed in various ways, and each perturbed spectrum is compared with the spectrum of a known or reference substance. The perturbed spectrum having the highest correlation with the known spectrum, and which is also physically plausible, is considered to be the best fit. The method indicates in what specific ways the unknown sample differs from, or is similar to, the known substance.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 28, 2004Publication date: January 13, 2005Inventors: Jeffrey Whitney, David Detlefsen, Mark Hail
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Publication number: 20020173920Abstract: An analytical method and apparatus using principal component analysis of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) data for rapid molecular structure/function pattern recognition. The presence of a molecular substructure in an organic compound is determined by comparing principal components calculated from chemical shift values of the substructure in selected compounds with those calculated from the chemical shift values of the organic compound. Alternatively, principal components are calculated from the intensities of NMR signals for a full spectrum, or selected regions thereof, to determine whether an organic compound belongs to or is excluded from a set of structurally related compounds. Also, the presence of a pharmacophore in an organic compound can be determined by comparing the principal components derived from data on a set of compounds known to bind to a particular receptor, or have a common biological effect, with the principal components of the data set of the organic compound.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 11, 2002Publication date: November 21, 2002Inventors: Feng Xu, Steven E. Klohr, David Detlefsen