Patents by Inventor Freeman A. Thompson
Freeman A. Thompson 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: 20220177292Abstract: An automated liquid dispensing attachment monitors and controls preparation of drinks poured from bottles. The automated liquid dispensing attachment attaches to a bottle and senses multiple aspects of the pouring of the drink, and based on the sensor outputs, monitors and controls the flow of fluids from the bottle through the attachment. The automated liquid dispensing attachment communicates with other electronic devices to enable individualized control and monitoring, and data aggregation and analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 16, 2021Publication date: June 9, 2022Inventors: Hogan Hall Hempy, Michael C. DeRenzi, Ken Haven, Shawn Michael Lange, Malonda Maxine McElwee, Refugio Gonzalez Ponce, Krishna Rao, Renata Jaye Puakea Smith, Chad Steese, Robert Freeman Thompson, Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel
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Publication number: 20220048752Abstract: An automated liquid dispensing attachment monitors and controls preparation of drinks poured from bottles. The automated liquid dispensing attachment attaches to a bottle and senses multiple aspects of the pouring of the drink, and based on the sensor outputs, monitors and controls the flow of fluids from the bottle through the attachment. The automated liquid dispensing attachment communicates with other electronic devices to enable individualized control and monitoring, and data aggregation and analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2020Publication date: February 17, 2022Inventors: Hogan Hall Hempy, Michael C. DeRenzi, Ken Haven, Shawn Michael Lange, Malonda Maxine McElwee, Refugio Gonzalez Ponce, Krishna Rao, Renata Jaye Puakea Smith, Chad Steese, Robert Freeman Thompson, Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel
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Patent number: 11247891Abstract: An automated liquid dispensing attachment monitors and controls preparation of drinks poured from bottles. The automated liquid dispensing attachment attaches to a bottle and senses multiple aspects of the pouring of the drink, and based on the sensor outputs, monitors and controls the flow of fluids from the bottle through the attachment. The automated liquid dispensing attachment communicates with other electronic devices to enable individualized control and monitoring, and data aggregation and analysis.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2020Date of Patent: February 15, 2022Assignee: Lab2Fab LLCInventors: Hogan Hall Hempy, Michael C. DeRenzi, Ken Haven, Shawn Michael Lange, Malonda Maxine McElwee, Refugio Gonzalez Ponce, Krishna Rao, Renata Jaye Puakea Smith, Chad Steese, Robert Freeman Thompson, Naomi Kalia Williams Zabel
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Patent number: 8974150Abstract: The disclosure describes, in part, apparatuses and methods for installing structures (e.g., foundations, footings, anchors, abutments, etc.) at work sites, such as difficult-access work sites. In some instances, a rotating drill assembly is assembled over a target location in order to excavate a radial array of batter-angled shafts associated with the target location in preparation for the installation of a radial array of micropiles. An operator utilizes the rotating drill in combination with a foundation pile schedule/decision matrix to design and install the radial array of batter-angled micropiles. This disclosure also describes techniques for designing, fabricating and installing structural caps to be coupled to the installed radial array batter angled micropiles. These structural caps are lightweight and, thus, more portable to difficult-access sites where they are coupled to the micropiles forming a foundation for structure to be installed at the difficult-access site.Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 2010Date of Patent: March 10, 2015Assignee: Crux Subsurface, Inc.Inventors: Nickolas G. Salisbury, Scott R. Tunison, Freeman A. Thompson
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Publication number: 20110044768Abstract: The disclosure describes, in part, apparatuses and methods for installing structures (e.g., foundations, footings, anchors, abutments, etc.) at work sites, such as difficult-access work sites. In some instances, a rotating drill assembly is assembled over a target location in order to excavate a radial array of batter-angled shafts associated with the target location in preparation for the installation of a radial array of micropiles. An operator utilizes the rotating drill in combination with a foundation pile schedule/decision matrix to design and install the radial array of batter-angled micropiles. This disclosure also describes techniques for designing, fabricating and installing structural caps to be coupled to the installed radial array batter angled micropiles. These structural caps are lightweight and, thus, more portable to difficult-access sites where they are coupled to the micropiles forming a foundation for structure to be installed at the difficult-access site.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2010Publication date: February 24, 2011Applicant: Crux Subsurface, Inc.Inventors: Nickolas G. Salisbury, Freeman A. Thompson
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Publication number: 20110044766Abstract: The disclosure describes, in part, apparatuses and methods for installing structures (e.g., foundations, footings, anchors, abutments, etc.) at work sites, such as difficult-access work sites. In some instances, a rotating drill assembly is assembled over a target location in order to excavate a radial array of batter-angled shafts associated with the target location in preparation for the installation of a radial array of micropiles. An operator utilizes the rotating drill in combination with a foundation pile schedule/decision matrix to design and install the radial array of batter-angled micropiles. This disclosure also describes techniques for designing, fabricating and installing structural caps to be coupled to the installed radial array batter angled micropiles. These structural caps are lightweight and, thus, more portable to difficult-access sites where they are coupled to the micropiles forming a foundation for structure to be installed at the difficult-access site.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2010Publication date: February 24, 2011Applicant: Crux Subsurface, Inc.Inventors: Nickolas G. Salisbury, Scott R. Tunison, Freeman A. Thompson
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Publication number: 20110044767Abstract: The disclosure describes, in part, apparatuses and methods for installing structures (e.g., foundations, footings, anchors, abutments, etc.) at work sites, such as difficult-access work sites. In some instances, a rotating drill assembly is assembled over a target location in order to excavate a radial array of batter-angled shafts associated with the target location in preparation for the installation of a radial array of micropiles. An operator utilizes the rotating drill in combination with a foundation pile schedule/decision matrix to design and install the radial array of batter-angled micropiles. This disclosure also describes techniques for designing, fabricating and installing structural caps to be coupled to the installed radial array batter angled micropiles. These structural caps are lightweight and, thus, more portable to difficult-access sites where they are coupled to the micropiles forming a foundation for structure to be installed at the difficult-access site.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2010Publication date: February 24, 2011Applicant: Crux Subsurface, Inc.Inventors: Nickolas G. Salisbury, Freeman A. Thompson