Patents by Inventor Eric Butt
Eric Butt 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: 11872694Abstract: An apparatus for controlling an end-effector assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a elongated element configured to engage the end-effector assembly and a drive assembly. A first motion transfer mechanism is disposed at an end of the elongated element. The first motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a rotational motion of the elongated element to a motion of the end-effector assembly. A second motion transfer mechanism is disposed at the second end of the elongated element. The second motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a motion of the drive assembly to the rotational motion of the elongated element.Type: GrantFiled: February 3, 2023Date of Patent: January 16, 2024Assignee: Titan Medical Inc.Inventors: Eric Butt, Jeff Ransden, Alexander Shvartsberg, Reiza Rayman
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Publication number: 20230256627Abstract: An apparatus for controlling an end-effector assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a elongated element configured to engage the end-effector assembly and a drive assembly. A first motion transfer mechanism is disposed at an end of the elongated element. The first motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a rotational motion of the elongated element to a motion of the end-effector assembly. A second motion transfer mechanism is disposed at the second end of the elongated element. The second motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a motion of the drive assembly to the rotational motion of the elongated element.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 3, 2023Publication date: August 17, 2023Inventors: Eric Butt, Jeff Ransden, Alexander Shvartsberg, Reiza Rayman
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Patent number: 11571820Abstract: An apparatus for controlling an end-effector assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a elongated element configured to engage the end-effector assembly and a drive assembly. A first motion transfer mechanism is disposed at an end of the elongated element. The first motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a rotational motion of the elongated element to a motion of the end-effector assembly. A second motion transfer mechanism is disposed at the second end of the elongated element. The second motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a motion of the drive assembly to the rotational motion of the elongated element.Type: GrantFiled: November 6, 2019Date of Patent: February 7, 2023Assignee: Titan Medical Inc.Inventors: Eric Butt, Jeff Ransden, Alexander Shvartsberg, Reiza Rayman
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Publication number: 20200130201Abstract: An apparatus for controlling an end-effector assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a elongated element configured to engage the end-effector assembly and a drive assembly. A first motion transfer mechanism is disposed at an end of the elongated element. The first motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a rotational motion of the elongated element to a motion of the end-effector assembly. A second motion transfer mechanism is disposed at the second end of the elongated element. The second motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a motion of the drive assembly to the rotational motion of the elongated element.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2019Publication date: April 30, 2020Inventors: Eric Butt, Jeff Ransden, Alexander Shvartsberg, Reiza Rayman
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Patent number: 10471607Abstract: An apparatus for controlling an end-effector assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a elongated element configured to engage the end-effector assembly and a drive assembly. A first motion transfer mechanism is disposed at an end of the elongated element. The first motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a rotational motion of the elongated element to a motion of the end-effector assembly. A second motion transfer mechanism is disposed at the second end of the elongated element. The second motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a motion of the drive assembly to the rotational motion of the elongated element.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 2014Date of Patent: November 12, 2019Assignee: TITAN MEDICAL INC.Inventors: Eric Butt, Jeff Ransden, Alexander Shvartsberg, Reiza Rayman
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Patent number: 8852211Abstract: A wound closure device for closing a surgical wound is provided. The device includes a flexible base sheet and at least one flexible hemostatic clip for applying pressure to a patient's tissue. The flexible base sheet includes at least a first end and a second end, as well as an aperture extending through the base sheet longitudinally from proximate to the first end toward the second end. The aperture has a first and a second longitudinally extending edge. The clip has a first end, a second end, a top, a bottom, and at least a first and a second clamping member. Each clamping member has a distal edge. The clip is attachable to the base sheet.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2011Date of Patent: October 7, 2014Assignee: ZSX Medical, LLCInventors: Dan Mazzucco, Eric Rugart, Jeffrey E. Ransden, Alan B. Bachman, Mark Nicosia, Bob Cargill, Eric Butt
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Publication number: 20140230595Abstract: An apparatus for controlling an end-effector assembly is provided. The apparatus includes a elongated element configured to engage the end-effector assembly and a drive assembly. A first motion transfer mechanism is disposed at an end of the elongated element. The first motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a rotational motion of the elongated element to a motion of the end-effector assembly. A second motion transfer mechanism is disposed at the second end of the elongated element. The second motion transfer mechanism is configured to transfer a motion of the drive assembly to the rotational motion of the elongated element.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2014Publication date: August 21, 2014Applicant: TITAN MEDICAL INC.Inventors: Eric BUTT, Jeff RANSDEN, Alexander SHVARTSBERG, Reiza RAYMAN
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Patent number: 8652407Abstract: A self-contained assay device that is capable of detecting various analyte(s), including bioanalytes, in specimens for example, from biological sources.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2012Date of Patent: February 18, 2014Assignee: PalmStat Diagnostics, LLCInventors: Pete Wilson, Eric Butt, Vincent Mata
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Publication number: 20110264118Abstract: A wound closure device for closing a surgical wound is provided. The device includes a flexible base sheet and at least one flexible hemostatic clip for applying pressure to a patient's tissue. The flexible base sheet includes at least a first end and a second end, as well as an aperture extending through the base sheet longitudinally from proximate to the first end toward the second end. The aperture has a first and a second longitudinally extending edge. The clip has a first end, a second end, a top, a bottom, and at least a first and a second clamping member. Each clamping member has a distal edge. The clip is attachable to the base sheet.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2011Publication date: October 27, 2011Applicant: ZSX MEDICAL, LLCInventors: Dan MAZZUCCO, Eric RUGART, Jeffrey E. RANSDEN, Alan B. BACHMAN, Mark NICOSIA, Bob CARGILL, Eric BUTT
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Publication number: 20110029050Abstract: A method for cooling of a brain with localized hypothermia allowing for maintenance of the core body temperature is achieved by positioning a cooling catheter within a ventricular cavity of the brain. The cooling catheter includes an inlet channel and an outlet channel providing for a closed flow of a cooling fluid into and out of the cooling catheter. A sack is formed at a distal end of the cooling catheter. The sack is in fluid communication with distal ends of the inlet channel and the outlet channel such that the sack is continually flushed with the cooling fluid as the cooling fluid flows into and out of the cooling catheter. The sack, when filled, takes the shape and size of the ventricular cavity filling the ventricular cavity in which it is positioned. The method further includes cooling the cooling catheter and the ventricular cavity through the closed flow of the cooling fluid through the cooling catheter.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 18, 2009Publication date: February 3, 2011Inventors: John Elefteriades, Grahame Gould, Remo Moomiae-Qajar, John W. Simmons, Eric Butt, Joel N. Helfer, Jeffrey E. Ransden