Patents by Inventor Douglas Schultz
Douglas Schultz 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: 20220368302Abstract: Apparatus and associated methods relate to forming an epitaxial layer of aluminum on an aluminum-nitride compound. The aluminum is epitaxially grown on the crystalline aluminum-nitride compound by maintaining temperature of a crystalline aluminum-nitride compound below a cluster-favoring temperature threshold within a vacuum chamber. Then, the crystalline aluminum-nitride compound is exposed to atoms of elemental aluminum for a predetermined time duration. The aluminum is epitaxially grown in this fashion for a predetermined time duration so as to produce a layer of epitaxial aluminum of a predetermined thickness. Such epitaxially-grown mono-crystalline aluminum has a lower resistivity than poly-crystalline aluminum.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2021Publication date: November 17, 2022Inventors: John Andrew Logan, Brian Douglas Schultz, Theodore D. Kennedy
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Publication number: 20220262937Abstract: A high electron mobility transistor (HEMT) heterostructure includes a substrate; a N-polar channel layer; and a N-polar barrier layer positioned between the substrate and the channel layer, wherein the barrier layer comprises a rare-earth III-nitride material. The rare earth III-nitride material can be ScAlN.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2022Publication date: August 18, 2022Applicant: Raytheon CompanyInventors: John Andrew Logan, Brian Douglas Schultz, Maher Bishara Tahhan
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Publication number: 20220068106Abstract: A tracking and monitoring system and method includes a callback engine in communication with a plurality of GNSS-enabled ankle monitor bracelets via cellular/Wi-Fi internet service or SMS text service, depending on availability of services at each bracelet location. SMS text communication may be routed via a relay service. Bracelet straps form electrical circuits by which open, closed, cut, or shorted conditions are detected and relayed to the callback engine. Bracelets include components for detection of magnetic hacking, physical intrusion, software hacking, and GNSS spoofing. The callback engine may remotely update bracelet setting and cause playback of audio messages; bracelets confirm execution with the callback engine. Bracelets include advanced power saving circuitry and notify the callback engine of low battery levels.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2021Publication date: March 3, 2022Applicant: PING GEO, INC.Inventors: DAVID FREGIA, TROY MCLEHANY, LEE WILSON, DOUGLAS SCHULTZ
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Patent number: 10668899Abstract: A vacuum cleaner assembly designed for use in a vehicle having a passenger compartment such as those with at least one row of seats and a cargo area. The vacuum cleaner assembly preferably includes a power head, a collection drum or other container, and a hose. The powerhead of the present invention is powered by the vehicle's electrical system and is preferably mounted between exterior body panels and interior compartment panels of the vehicle. For example, the power head may be mounted between the exterior body panels and the interior compartment panels adjacent to, but not in the cargo area.Type: GrantFiled: August 10, 2017Date of Patent: June 2, 2020Assignee: Emerson Electric Co.Inventors: Douglas Schultz, Shane Glasgow, Mark Tomasiak, Jason Hill
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Publication number: 20170334409Abstract: A vacuum cleaner assembly designed for use in a vehicle having a passenger compartment such as those with at least one row of seats and a cargo area. The vacuum cleaner assembly preferably includes a power head, a collection drum or other container, and a hose. The powerhead of the present invention is powered by the vehicle's electrical system and is preferably mounted between exterior body panels and interior compartment panels of the vehicle. For example, the power head may be mounted between the exterior body panels and the interior compartment panels adjacent to, but not in the cargo area.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2017Publication date: November 23, 2017Applicant: Emerson Electric Co.Inventors: Douglas SCHULTZ, Shane GLASGOW, Mark TOMASIAK, Jason HILL
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Patent number: 9775478Abstract: A vacuum cleaner having a power head, a collection drum, and a filter. The filter of the present invention is of rectangular cross section about the vertical axis, but is curved away from the power head under the blower along at least one horizontal axis.Type: GrantFiled: August 8, 2014Date of Patent: October 3, 2017Assignee: EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.Inventor: Douglas Schultz
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Publication number: 20170267331Abstract: A system for augmented pilot operations is provided to perform checks and balances between navigable systems and a plurality of controlling parties of a Fly-By-Wire vehicle. A ground based control system having at least one of manual controls and an autonomous piloting system, an electronic communication system including at least one of an onboard communication system, a ground based communication system, and a programmable interface for inter party communication. An on board flight control system including at least one of a primary power unit, manual flight controls, and a programmable flight management system may be provided. An onboard auxiliary navigation system including at least one of an auxiliary power control unit, a ground operated control/navigation unit, a physical barrier may prevent manual override from within the plane or cockpit, and an assignment device. A disagreement detection system may be configured to detect unauthorized use of the Fly-By-Wire vehicle.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 6, 2017Publication date: September 21, 2017Inventor: Douglas SCHULTZ
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Patent number: 9751504Abstract: A vacuum cleaner assembly designed for use in a vehicle having a passenger compartment such as those with at least one row of seats and a cargo area. The vacuum cleaner assembly preferably includes a power head, a collection drum or other container, and a hose. The powerhead of the present invention is powered by the vehicle's electrical system and is preferably mounted between exterior body panels and interior compartment panels of the vehicle. For example, the power head may be mounted between the exterior body panels and the interior compartment panels adjacent to, but not in the cargo area.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2014Date of Patent: September 5, 2017Assignee: EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.Inventors: Douglas Schultz, Shane Glasgow, Mark Tomasiak, Jason Hill
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Patent number: 9729945Abstract: An environmental monitor device with a database comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, input/output device(s); communications interface(s), and memory. Communications interface(s) communicate with at least one environmental sensor device comprising with a multitude of sensors. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one environmental sensor device; store at least some of the sensor data in at least one database; and generate a report of sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2014Date of Patent: August 8, 2017Assignee: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Patent number: 9311807Abstract: An environmental monitoring device comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, input/output device(s); communications interface(s), and memory. Communications interface(s) communicate with at least one environmental sensor device comprising with a multitude of sensors. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one environmental sensor device; and generate a report of sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2014Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Patent number: 9282861Abstract: Described is a vacuum cleaner, such as a wet/dry vacuum cleaner, having an improved vacuum hose storage assembly and dust pan assembly for use with a vacuum cleaner having a debris collection drum. The integrated pickup port in the dust pan can be formed by the shape of the product its used on or become a separate piece such as used in this design. The advantage of having the design integrated in the vacuum allows the user to pick up debris either collected by a broom or by other means into the collection chamber of the vacuum without having to remove the hose from the storage position and without having to hold the product while in use; freeing the users hands to control the broom or other device to direct additional debris to the vacuum for collection.Type: GrantFiled: May 13, 2013Date of Patent: March 15, 2016Assignee: EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.Inventors: Douglas Schultz, Douglas K. Ritterling, Shane Glasgow
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Publication number: 20160068141Abstract: A vacuum cleaner assembly designed for use in a vehicle having a passenger compartment such as those with at least one row of seats and a cargo area. The vacuum cleaner assembly preferably includes a power head, a collection drum or other container, and a hose. The powerhead of the present invention is powered by the vehicle's electrical system and is preferably mounted between exterior body panels and interior compartment panels of the vehicle. For example, the power head may be mounted between the exterior body panels and the interior compartment panels adjacent to, but not in the cargo area.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2014Publication date: March 10, 2016Applicant: EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.Inventors: Douglas SCHULTZ, Shane GLASGOW, Mark TOMASIAK, Jason HILL
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Patent number: 9280884Abstract: An environmental sensor device with alarms comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one of the multitude of sensors, generate processed sensor data from the sensor data, and set alarm(s) based, at least in part on processed sensor data. The communications interface is configured to communicate the report to at least one external device.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2014Date of Patent: March 8, 2016Assignee: Oberon, Inc.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160063841Abstract: An environmental monitoring device comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, input/output device(s); communications interface(s), and memory. Communications interface(s) communicate with at least one environmental sensor device comprising with a multitude of sensors. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one environmental sensor device; and generate a report of sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160061795Abstract: An environmental sensor device with calibration comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: calibrate at least one of the multitude of sensors; collect sensor data from at least one of the multitude of sensors, generate processed sensor data from the sensor data, and generate a report of processed sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold. The communications interface is configured to communicate the report to at least one external device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: Oberon, Inc.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160061794Abstract: An environmental sensor device with thresholding comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one of the multitude of sensors, generate processed sensor data from the sensor data, determine at least one threshold, and generate report(s) that comprises processed sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold. The communications interface is configured to communicate the report to at least one external device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160061477Abstract: An environmental sensing system comprises environmental sensing device(s) and monitoring device(s). Environmental sensing device(s) and monitoring device(s) may comprise a data bus, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. Environmental sensing device(s) may comprise a multitude of sensors comprising particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s), and/or the like. Environmental sensing device(s) may be configured to collect sensor data from sensor(s), and generate processed sensor data from the sensor data. Monitoring device(s) may be configured to collect processed sensor data from environmental sensing device(s), and report if processed sensor data exceeds at least one predetermined threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160063833Abstract: An environmental sensor device with alarms comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one of the multitude of sensors, generate processed sensor data from the sensor data, and set alarm(s) based, at least in part on processed sensor data. The communications interface is configured to communicate the report to at least one external device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: Oberon, Inc.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160061476Abstract: An air quality sensing and/or monitoring device comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. The multitude of sensors may include particle counter(s), pressure sensor(s) and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one of the multitude of sensors, generate processed sensor data from the sensor data, and generate a report of processed sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold. The communications interface is configured to communicate the report to at least one external device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson
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Publication number: 20160066067Abstract: A patient satisfaction sensor device comprises a data bus, a multitude of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communications interface, and memory. The multitude of sensors may include light sensor(s), sound sensor(s), humidity sensor(s), temperature sensor(s), air quality sensor(s), and/or the like. The memory is configured to hold data and machine executable instructions. The machine executable instructions are configured to cause at least one processing unit to: collect sensor data from at least one of the multitude of sensors, generate processed sensor data from the sensor data, and generate a report that comprises processed sensor data that exceeds at least one threshold. The communications interface is configured to communicate the report to at least one external device.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2014Publication date: March 3, 2016Applicant: OBERON, INC.Inventors: Richard Douglas Schultz, David Glenn DeGroote, Travis James Weaver, Scott Thompson