Patents by Inventor Denis Gehrig
Denis Gehrig 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: 12070331Abstract: An aspect of the present disclosure generally relates to a wearable physiological device comprising: (a) a first housing assembly comprising: a first housing body; a first circuit assembly removably coupled to the first housing body; a user interface assembly communicatively connected to the first circuit assembly; and (b) a second housing assembly removably coupled to the first housing assembly, the second housing assembly comprising: a second housing body; a second circuit assembly removably coupled to the second housing body, the second circuit assembly comprising a set of physiological sensors; a removable battery disposed on the second circuit assembly; and a flexible connector communicatively connecting the second circuit assembly to the first circuit assembly, wherein the set of physiological sensors are configured for measuring physiological signals from a user wearing the wearable physiological device, the physiological signals communicable to the user interface assembly.Type: GrantFiled: February 28, 2019Date of Patent: August 27, 2024Assignee: Nitto Denko CorporationInventors: Alan Quinn, Colin Gehrig, Denis Greco, Marco Sebastiani
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Patent number: 9448381Abstract: The invention relates to a lens-holding device (1) intended to be hooked on a mounting (101) of a conveyor carriage for transporting optical lenses (10) in order for said lenses to be treated by immersion in at least one bath of a treatment machine. The lens-holding device (1) is hooked on in such a way as to form an alignment of devices together with a group of other similar devices in a predetermined direction.Type: GrantFiled: November 22, 2011Date of Patent: September 20, 2016Assignee: SCL INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL COATING LABORATORYInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20150135548Abstract: The invention relates to a device (3) for drying at least one optical glass, comprising: a chamber (7), intended to house at least one optical glass, having at least one air inlet (19) arid at least one air outlet (29); a circuit (9) for circulating air, arranged to blow a flow of drying air from said at least one inlet (19) to said at least one outlet (29), the drying device has: an evacuation orifice (11), in fluid communication with the chamber (7), in order to evacuate a first portion of the flow of drying air, called the evacuated airflow, out of the drying device (3); and a manifold collecting: an inflow of a second portion of the flow of drying air, called recovered air, in fluid communication with the chamber (7), from said at least one air outlet (29); an inflow of a flow (33) of air from outside the drying device (3); and having an outlet (29) in fluid communication with the circulating circuit (9).Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2013Publication date: May 21, 2015Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 9016294Abstract: A washing unit for machines that clean ophthalmic glass (1) or other substrates. It includes, on one hand, two washing lines (22, 23), each able to issue a high-pressure jet of washing liquid in a flared shape of a width substantially equal to or greater than the diameter of the glass to be cleaned, said lines (22, 23) being parallel and mounted opposite each other on each side of the glass (1) to be cleaned so that the two streams of liquid (30) are located at the same level and come into contact on the concave (10) and convex (11) surfaces respectively of said glass (1); and, on the other hand, supports (4) intended to hold the glass (1) in a stable position during the washing operation and the means (2?) to allow movement of said lines (22, 23) or the glass (1) in order to perform simultaneous bathing of the concave (10) and convex (11) surfaces of the glass by the respective strains of washing liquid (30).Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2013Date of Patent: April 28, 2015Assignee: Special Coating Laboratory InternationalInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 8991805Abstract: The subject of the present invention is a lens-holder device (1) intended to be hooked onto a support (101) of determined direction belonging to a conveyor carriage intended for transporting optical lenses (10) so that an optical test can be carried out on said optical lenses following a treatment of said optical lenses, said lens-holder device (1) comprising a body (2), suspension means (3) for suspending from the support (101) which are connected to the body (2), retaining the means (4) for keeping an optical lens (10) in position on the lens-holder device (1), which are connected to the body (2), these retaining means (4) comprising support means (5) defining at least one first resting point (a) for the optical lens (10), elastic return means (6) defining at least two further resting points (b, c) for the optical lens (10), the various resting points (a, b, c) defining a location for the optical lens (10), the body of the lens-holder device (1) being shaped in such a way as to pass around the portions of sType: GrantFiled: November 22, 2011Date of Patent: March 31, 2015Assignee: SCL International Special Coating LaboratoryInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20130242418Abstract: The subject of the present invention is a lens-holder device (1) intended to be hooked onto a support (101) of determined direction belonging to a conveyor carriage intended for transporting optical lenses (10) so that an optical test can be carried out on said optical lenses following a treatment of said optical lenses, said lens-holder device (1) comprising a body (2), suspension means (3) for suspending from the support (101) which are connected to the body (2), retaining the means (4) for keeping an optical lens (10) in position on the lens-holder device (1), which are connected to the body (2), these retaining means (4) comprising support means (5) defining at least one first resting point (a) for the optical lens (10), elastic return means (6) defining at least two further resting points (b, c) for the optical lens (10), the various resting points (a, b, c) defining a location for the optical lens (10), the body of the lens-holder device (1) being shaped in such a way as to pass around the portions of sType: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2011Publication date: September 19, 2013Applicant: SCL INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL COATING LABORATORYInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20130235482Abstract: The invention relates to a lens-holding device (1) intended to be hooked on a mounting (101) of a conveyor carriage for transporting optical lenses (10) in order for said lenses to be treated by immersion in at least one bath of a treatment machine. The lens-holding device (1) is hooked on in such a way as to form an alignment of devices together with a group of other similar devices in a predetermined direction.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 22, 2011Publication date: September 12, 2013Applicant: SCL INTERNATIONAL SPECIAL COATING LABORATORYInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 8449688Abstract: High-pressure washing liquid spray intended for use in a washing machine for ophthalmic glass or other substrates, consisting of an entry opening (11) for washing liquid and an exit opening (12) for liquid in a jet, connected by a channel. The channel (1) has a rectangular channel in cross section which introduces a constriction, in particular in the center, giving that channel an X shape, so as to form, on one hand, downstream of the above-mentioned constriction, an expanded exit cavity (13) ending in a slit forming the exit opening (12) and, upstream of the above-mentioned constriction on the other hand, an entry cavity (14) in the base cone where the rectangular base forms the entry opening (11) of the channel (1).Type: GrantFiled: June 3, 2010Date of Patent: May 28, 2013Inventors: Jean Gebrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 8430109Abstract: A washing unit for machines that clean ophthalmic glass (1) or other substrates. It includes, on one hand, two washing lines (22, 23), each able to issue a high-pressure jet of washing liquid in a flared shape of a width substantially equal to or greater than the diameter of the glass to be cleaned, said lines (22, 23) being parallel and mounted opposite each other on each side of the glass (1) to be cleaned so that the two streams of liquid (30) are located at the same level and come into contact on the concave (10) and convex (11) surfaces respectively of said glass (1); and, on the other hand, supports (4) intended to hold the glass (1) in a stable position during the washing operation and the means (2?) to allow movement of said lines (22, 23) or the glass (1) in order to perform simultaneous bathing of the concave (10) and convex (11) surfaces of the glass by the respective streams of washing liquid (30).Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2006Date of Patent: April 30, 2013Assignee: Special Coating Laboratory InternationalInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 7997298Abstract: Device for the regulation of the concentration of a product in a liquid and, most specifically, of an alcohol used in the composition of a varnish contained in a varnishing vat for optical glasses or other substrates. The vat comprises an overflow tray and a sealed alcohol reservoir. The reservoir is installed higher than the overflow tray so that when level of the varnish in the overflow tray drops sufficiently low, an air bubble is created that rises to the alcohol reservoir, thus creating additional pressure in the alcohol reservoir and forcing a drop of alcohol into the overflow tray until the level of the varnish in the overflow tray recovers its normal level above the junction point between the second pipe and the overflow tray.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2008Date of Patent: August 16, 2011Assignee: Special Coating Laboratory International ArchampsInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20100236585Abstract: High-pressure washing liquid spray intended for use in a washing machine for ophthalmic glass or other substrates, consisting of an entry opening (11) for washing liquid and an exit opening (12) for liquid in a jet, connected by a channel. The channel (1) has a rectangular channel in cross section which introduces a constriction, in particular in the center, giving that channel an X shape, so as to form, on one hand, downstream of the above-mentioned constriction, an expanded exit cavity (13) ending in a slit forming the exit opening (12) and, upstream of the above-mentioned constriction on the other hand, an entry cavity (14) in the base cone where the rectangular base forms the entry opening (11) of the channel (1).Type: ApplicationFiled: June 3, 2010Publication date: September 23, 2010Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 7575210Abstract: A glass holder device for treatment of optical glasses (4, 4?) or other substrates horizontally supports an elongated bar (1) with evenly spaced notches (10) on a frame and suspends glass holder grips (2) in parallel side-by-side vertical relation. The glass holder grip (2) comprises an axially elongated rod (20), that forms the body of the grip, and holding means (3, 31, 31?) connected to the grip body (20) for clutching the outer periphery (40, 40?) of the optical glass (4, 4?) and holding the glass generally parallel with the lower end portion of and adjacent to a stop (36) bent outwardly from the body (20) for supporting the glass. The upper end portion of the rod (20) includes hanging means (21, 22, 25) for removably connecting the grip to the bar (1) and locking means (11, 23, 12, 25) for preventing free rotation of the grip (2) around the bar (1).Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2003Date of Patent: August 18, 2009Assignee: Special Coating Laboratory InternationalInventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20090173367Abstract: A washing unit for machines that clean ophthalmic glass (1) or other substrates. It includes, on one hand, two washing lines (22, 23), each able to issue a high-pressure jet of washing liquid in a flared shape of a width substantially equal to or greater than the diameter of the glass to be cleaned, said lines (22, 23) being parallel and mounted opposite each other on each side of the glass (1) to be cleaned so that the two streams of liquid (30) are located at the same level and come into contact on the concave (10) and convex (11) surfaces respectively of said glass (1); and, on the other hand, supports (4) intended to hold the glass (1) in a stable position during the washing operation and the means (2?) to allow movement of said lines (22, 23) or the glass (1) in order to perform simultaneous bathing of the concave (10) and convex (11) surfaces of the glass by the respective streams of washing liquid (30).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 19, 2006Publication date: July 9, 2009Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20090020175Abstract: Device for the regulation of the concentration of a product in a liquid and, most specifically, of an alcohol used in the composition of a varnish contained in a varnishing vat for optical glasses or other substrates. The vat comprises an overflow tray and a sealed alcohol reservoir. The reservoir is installed higher than the overflow tray so that when level of the varnish in the overflow tray drops sufficiently low, an air bubble is created that rises to the alcohol reservoir, thus creating additional pressure in the alcohol reservoir and forcing a drop of alcohol into the overflow tray until the level of the varnish in the overflow tray recovers its normal level above the junction point between the second pipe and the overflow tray.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2008Publication date: January 22, 2009Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Patent number: 7412980Abstract: A washing machine for glass lenses (11) or other similar items of the type including a conveyor (1) has a bearing surface (10) for moving the lenses through a washing chamber (12) made of a succession of washing means (21). The traction force transmitted to the aforementioned bearing surface (10) is carried out by two chains (13) with endless links (14), located on the both sides of the aforementioned bearing surface (10), each chain (13) being joined at the longitudinal side corresponding to the aforementioned bearing surface (10) and is stretched tight between two driving gears, of axis parallel to the plane of the aforementioned bearing surface and perpendicular to the direction of the displacement.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2004Date of Patent: August 19, 2008Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20080029466Abstract: A glass holder device for treatment of optical glasses (4, 4?) or other substrates horizontally supports an elongated bar (1) with evenly spaced notches (10) on a frame and suspends glass holder grips (2) in parallel side-by-side vertical relation. The glass holder grip (2) comprises an axially elongated rod (20), that forms the body of the grip, and holding means (3, 31, 31?) connected to the grip body (20) for clutching the outer periphery (40, 40?) of the optical glass (4, 4?) and holding the glass generally parallel with the lower end portion of and adjacent to a stop (36) bent outwardly from the body (20) for supporting the glass. The upper end portion of the rod (20) includes hanging means (21, 22, 25) for removably connecting the grip to the bar (1) and locking means (11, 23, 12, 25) for preventing free rotation of the grip (2) around the bar (1).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2003Publication date: February 7, 2008Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20070284459Abstract: High-pressure washing liquid spray intended for use in a washing machine for ophthalmic glass or other substrates, consisting of an entry opening (11) for washing liquid and an exit opening (12) for liquid in a jet, connected by a channel. The channel (1) has a rectangular channel in cross section which introduces a constriction, in particular in the center, giving that channel an X shape, so as to form, on one hand, downstream of the above-mentioned constriction, an expanded exit cavity (13) ending in a slit forming the exit opening (12) and, upstream of the above-mentioned constriction on the other hand, an entry cavity (14) in the base cone where the rectangular base forms the entry opening (11) of the channel (1).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 19, 2006Publication date: December 13, 2007Inventors: Jean Gherig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20070205347Abstract: The panes supporting device (3) for pane treatment, is intended to form screens of communication for communication equipment, such as, for example, cell phones or computer screens. It consists of a horizontal axis (1) intended to uphold a pane (3) during its soaking in a treating solution, which axis (1), on one hand, carries hanging supporting means (2) of the pane (3) and, on the other hand, supporting means (4) preventing the aforementioned pane (3) to sway and to tilt.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2005Publication date: September 6, 2007Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig
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Publication number: 20060032521Abstract: Washing machine for glass lenses (11) or other similar items of the type including a conveyor (1) comprising a bearing surface (10) of the said glass lense (11) is suitable for keeping moving through a washing chamber (12) made of a succession of washing means (21), the traction force transmitted to the aforementioned bearing surface (10) being carried out due to two chains (13) with endless links (14), located on the both sides of the aforementioned bearing surface (10), each chain (13) being joined at the longitudinal side corresponding to the aforementioned bearing surface (10) and is stretched tight between two driving gears, of axis parallel to the plane of the aforementioned bearing surface and perpendicular to the direction of the displacement.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2004Publication date: February 16, 2006Inventors: Jean Gehrig, Denis Gehrig