Patents by Inventor David Everhart
David Everhart 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: 10818280Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic device storage container for preventing unauthorized eavesdropping by an electronic device that includes active listening capabilities. The electronic device storage container includes a base, perimeter sidewalls extending upwardly therefrom to form an interior volume, and a lid hingedly affixed to one sidewall. An electronics housing is disposed within the interior volume and includes a power source operably connected to a white noise generator, a photosensor, a plurality of USB ports, an internal speaker, an external speaker, a fan, a volume control, a lid interlock switch, and one or more exterior LEDs. The housing may include layers of soundproofing material. The white noise generator emits a sound signal to prevent the microphone of the stored electronic device from recording conversations or other sounds.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2019Date of Patent: October 27, 2020Inventor: David Everhart Moran, Jr.
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Publication number: 20200090634Abstract: The present invention provides an electronic device storage container for preventing unauthorized eavesdropping by an electronic device that includes active listening capabilities. The electronic device storage container includes a base, perimeter sidewalls extending upwardly therefrom to form an interior volume, and a lid hingedly affixed to one sidewall. An electronics housing is disposed within the interior volume and includes a power source operably connected to a white noise generator, a photosensor, a plurality of USB ports, an internal speaker, an external speaker, a fan, a volume control, a lid interlock switch, and one or more exterior LEDs. The housing may include layers of soundproofing material. The white noise generator emits a sound signal to prevent the microphone of the stored electronic device from recording conversations or other sounds.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2019Publication date: March 19, 2020Inventor: David Everhart Moran, JR.
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Publication number: 20180240450Abstract: The present invention provides a soundproof storage container for preventing unauthorized eavesdropping via a hacked electronic device. The soundproof storage container includes a housing comprising a base, a sidewall forming an interior volume, and a lid hingedly affixed to the sidewall. The housing further includes a soundproof liner disposed between an interior surface and an exterior surface of the housing, such that the soundproof liner extends the entirety of the housing. A microphone is disposed on the interior surface of the housing and a speaker is disposed on the exterior surface of the housing, wherein the speaker is operably connected to the microphone. Both the speaker and microphone are operably connected to a power source disposed within the housing. In an alternate embodiment, a wireless charging mat and at least one charging port are disposed on the base of the housing, wherein each is operably connected to the power source.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2017Publication date: August 23, 2018Inventor: David Everhart Moran, JR.
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Patent number: 7811159Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.Type: GrantFiled: July 30, 2002Date of Patent: October 12, 2010Assignee: Convoy Solutions LLCInventors: Arnold C. Wilson, David Everhart, John T. Badgett
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Patent number: 7753765Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.Type: GrantFiled: July 30, 2002Date of Patent: July 13, 2010Assignee: Convoy Solutions LLCInventors: Arnold C. Wilson, David Everhart, John T. Badgett
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Patent number: 7637224Abstract: An inflatable barrier system halts an approaching boat. A barrier support platform houses a pressurized gas source and a power supply and has a winch connected to a pair of cables. An inflatable barrier body member having a bow and stern is coupled to the pressurized gas source for inflation of the body member and the cables are connected to the bow and stern to deploy the inflated body member at the surface of the water and to maintain the bow above the surface and the stern below the surface of the water. A barrier controller provides signals indicative of the approaching boat to initiate the inflation of the inflatable barrier body member and the deployment of the inflated barrier body member at the surface with the bow above the surface and the stern below the surface without inflicting excessive damage to the boat or injury to its occupants.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 2008Date of Patent: December 29, 2009Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the NavyInventors: Helmut Portmann, Elan Moritz, David Everhart, Ronald Swart
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Publication number: 20060154591Abstract: An apparatus for controlling the inside of a parked vehicle particularly a parked truck includes a HVAC unit and electric switching apparatus supported in a parking area with cabling and hosing which connects to the parked vehicle via a head unit. The head unit includes a cover which opens to expose controls housed in said unit utilizing a central processor which in turn communicate for example via the Internet to a server providing for activation of the unit and payment for the services.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2006Publication date: July 13, 2006Applicant: IdleAire Technologies CorporationInventors: David Everhart, Arnold Wilson, J. Badgett
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Publication number: 20050113014Abstract: An apparatus for controlling the inside of a parked vehicle particularly a parked truck includes a HVAC unit and electric switching apparatus supported in a parking area with cabling and hosing which connects to the parked vehicle via a head unit. The head unit includes a cover which opens to expose controls housed in said unit utilizing a central processor which in turn communicate for example via the Internet to a server providing for activation of the unit and payment for the services.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2003Publication date: May 26, 2005Inventors: David Everhart, Arnold Wilson, J. Badgett
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Patent number: 6705938Abstract: An apparatus for controlling the inside of a parked vehicle particularly a parked truck includes a HVAC unit and electric switching apparatus supported in a parking area with cabling and hosing which connects to the parked vehicle via a head unit. The head unit includes a cover which opens to expose controls housed in said unit utilizing a central processor which in turn communicate for example via the Internet to a server providing for activation of the unit and payment for the services.Type: GrantFiled: September 11, 2002Date of Patent: March 16, 2004Assignee: IdleAire Technologies CorporationInventors: David Everhart, Lloyd G. B. Cooper
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Publication number: 20030199242Abstract: An apparatus for controlling the inside of a parked vehicle particularly a parked truck includes a HVAC unit and electric switching apparatus supported in a parking area with cabling and hosing which connects to the parked vehicle via a head unit. The head unit includes a cover which opens to expose controls housed in said unit utilizing a central processor which in turn communicate for example via the Internet to a server providing for activation of the unit and payment for the services.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 11, 2002Publication date: October 23, 2003Applicant: IdleAire Technologies CorporationInventors: David Everhart, Lloyd G. B. Cooper
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Publication number: 20030036346Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2002Publication date: February 20, 2003Applicant: Idleaire Technologies CorporationInventors: Arnold C. Wilson, David Everhart, J. T. Badgett
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Publication number: 20020197950Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2002Publication date: December 26, 2002Applicant: Idleaire Technologies CorporationInventors: Arnold C. Wilson, David Everhart, J. T. Badgett
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Patent number: 6482080Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2001Date of Patent: November 19, 2002Assignee: IdleAire Technologies CorporationInventors: Arnold C. Wilson, David Everhart, J. T. Badgett
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Publication number: 20010031618Abstract: An apparatus for providing convenience services to a stationary vehicle independent of the vehicle's electrical system. At least one conduit is attached to a housing for transferring the services to a supply panel. The supply panel includes a face on which the various controls and connectors associated with the supplied convenience services, such as heating, cooling, electrical power, compressed air, computer network communications, telephone, video, and television, are disposed. The supply panel is dimensioned to interface with the stationary vehicle through an opening in the vehicle, such as a window or service door, and includes means for providing a substantially airtight seal for climate control.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 19, 2001Publication date: October 18, 2001Inventors: Arnold C. Wilson, David Everhart, J. T. Badgett