Patents by Inventor Gerald O'Neill
Gerald O'Neill 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: 11080657Abstract: The present approach relates to systems and methods for tracking a plurality of client actions within a portal running on a client instance and generating an analytics report that includes analytics information indicative of the tracked plurality of user actions and other events. The present approach includes receiving a user criteria specifying a web service integratable with an analytics package. The present approach further includes integrating the analytics package with the specified web service to leverage functionality of the specified web service, such as tracking functionality, to enhance tracking efficiency by causing the analytics package to selectively import analytics information from the web service. Furthermore, the present approach includes generating an analytics report that includes the analytics report may include analytics information indicative of user actions tracked by the analytics package or other analytics information imported from the web service by the analytics package.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2018Date of Patent: August 3, 2021Assignee: ServiceNow, Inc.Inventors: Corey Daniel Leamon, Lucinda Kathryn Foss, Robert Robles Wallace, Cresta Kirkwood, Thomas Gerald O'Neill
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Publication number: 20200090128Abstract: The present approach relates to independently tracking individual progress of campaign-related activities part of a campaign respectively associated with a plurality of individuals. Embodiments disclosed herein include marking as complete a campaign-related activity in response to completion of the campaign-related activity by a first set of individuals, marking as incomplete an outstanding campaign-related activity in response to determining that a second set of individuals has not engaged with or completed the outstanding campaign-related activity, and then assigning subsequent campaign-related content to the individual based on whether the campaign-related activity was completed or not. For example, the second set of individuals who have not completed the campaign-related activity may each be sent a reminder notification, such as an email reminder, while the first set of individuals who have completed the campaign-related activity may receive a subsequent campaign-related content for completion.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 18, 2018Publication date: March 19, 2020Inventors: Corey Daniel Leamon, Lucinda Kathryn Foss, Robert Robles Wallace, Thomas Gerald O'Neill, Nicholas Lawrence
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Publication number: 20200090131Abstract: The present approach relates to systems and methods for tracking a plurality of client actions within a portal running on a client instance and generating an analytics report that includes analytics information indicative of the tracked plurality of user actions and other events. The present approach includes receiving a user criteria specifying a web service integratable with an analytics package. The present approach further includes integrating the analytics package with the specified web service to leverage functionality of the specified web service, such as tracking functionality, to enhance tracking efficiency by causing the analytics package to selectively import analytics information from the web service. Furthermore, the present approach includes generating an analytics report that includes The analytics report may include analytics information indicative of user actions tracked by the analytics package or other analytics information imported from the web service by the analytics package.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 19, 2018Publication date: March 19, 2020Inventors: Corey Daniel Leamon, Lucinda Kathryn Foss, Robert Robles Wallace, Cresta Kirkwood, Thomas Gerald O'Neill
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Patent number: 10568755Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for retrieving the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands forming first and second ends, the strands configured to move between a retrieval configuration, with substantially parallel strands, and a deployed configuration, wherein the strands form proximal and distal portions having first and second diameters larger than the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal, middle, and distal connectors. The middle connector may be coupled to the proximal and distal connectors when the strands are in the deployed configuration. The strands may be attached to the proximal and distal connectors and the first and second ends. The device may include a release mechanism configured to decouple the proximal connector from the middle connector. Decoupling of the proximal and middle connectors may allow the strands to move from the deployed to retrieval configuration.Type: GrantFiled: July 10, 2017Date of Patent: February 25, 2020Assignee: LEAN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: William Gerald O'Neill, Richard Merrell Chesbrough, Naresh Thomas Gunaratnam, Vishal J. Bhagat, Christopher John Gostout
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Publication number: 20190266572Abstract: The present approach relates to providing targeted content to a user (e.g., employee) of an enterprise. In certain implementations, the present techniques involve receiving filter data (e.g., data identifying an employee) from a user and providing content in the form of knowledge blocks to a user based on metadata of the knowledge blocks that is associated with the filter data. In other implementations, the present techniques involve receiving trigger data (e.g., data of an employee satisfying a condition) and providing a set of activities (e.g., social activities or work related) to a user based on the trigger data.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2018Publication date: August 29, 2019Inventors: Lucinda Kathryn Foss, Thomas Gerald O'Neill, Corey Daniel Leamon, Robert Robles Wallace, Kenneth James Hamer
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Patent number: 9913744Abstract: A gastrointestinal device for reducing flow through a pyloric sphincter of a patient is disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands forming first and second ends, the plurality of strands configured to form a proximal portion having a proximal diameter and a distal portion having a distal diameter. The proximal and distal diameters may be larger than a diameter of the pyloric sphincter and the proximal diameter may be larger than the distal diameter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal and distal connectors, the plurality of strands being attached to the proximal and distal connectors at the first and second ends. The connector assembly may further include a middle portion extending between the proximal and distal connectors. The middle connector may extend within the plurality of strands, and may be unattached to the plurality of strands.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2015Date of Patent: March 13, 2018Assignee: LEAN MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.Inventors: William Gerald O'Neill, Richard Merrell Chesbrough, Naresh Thomas Gunaratnam, Vishal J. Bhagat, Christopher John Gostout
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Patent number: 9833895Abstract: Embodiments of a coupling system include a brace member, a plurality of coupling members, and a plurality of magnetic bodies that permit an individual to be attached or detached from a robotic device. The coupling system may serve as a detachable interface between an individual engaged to the robotic device.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2013Date of Patent: December 5, 2017Assignee: Arizona Board of Regents on behalf of Arizona State UniversityInventors: Panagiotis Artemiadis, Gerald O'Neill
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Publication number: 20170333241Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for inserting the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands. The stent may move between an insertion configuration, wherein the plurality of strands are substantially parallel, and a deployed configuration, wherein the plurality of strands form a proximal portion having a first diameter and a distal portion having a second diameter. The first and second diameters may be larger than a diameter of the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal and distal connectors attached to the strands. A cable including an engagement portion may be configured to releasably couple to the distal connector and to cause the strands to move from the insertion configuration to the deployed configuration when the engagement portion is coupled to the distal connector and force is applied to the cable in a direction toward the proximal connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2017Publication date: November 23, 2017Inventors: William Gerald O'Neill, Richard Merrell Chesbrough, Naresh Thomas Gunaratnam, Vishal J. Bhagat, Christopher John Gostout
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Publication number: 20170304101Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for retrieving the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands forming first and second ends, the strands configured to move between a retrieval configuration, with substantially parallel strands, and a deployed configuration, wherein the strands form proximal and distal portions having first and second diameters larger than the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal, middle, and distal connectors. The middle connector may be coupled to the proximal and distal connectors when the strands are in the deployed configuration. The strands may be attached to the proximal and distal connectors and the first and second ends. The device may include a release mechanism configured to decouple the proximal connector from the middle connector. Decoupling of the proximal and middle connectors may allow the strands to move from the deployed to retrieval configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 10, 2017Publication date: October 26, 2017Inventors: William Gerald O'NEILL, Richard Merrell CHESBROUGH, Naresh Thomas GUNARATNAM, Vishal J. BHAGAT, Christopher John GOSTOUT
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Patent number: 9744062Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for inserting the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands. The stent may move between an insertion configuration, wherein the plurality of strands are substantially parallel, and a deployed configuration, wherein the plurality of strands form a proximal portion having a first diameter and a distal portion having a second diameter. The first and second diameters may be larger than a diameter of the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal and distal connectors attached to the strands. A cable including an engagement portion may be configured to releasably couple to the distal connector and to cause the strands to move from the insertion configuration to the deployed configuration when the engagement portion is coupled to the distal connector and force is applied to the cable in a direction toward the proximal connector.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2015Date of Patent: August 29, 2017Assignee: Lean Medical Technologies, LLCInventors: William Gerald O'Neill, Richard Merrell Chesbrough, Naresh Thomas Gunaratnam, Vishal J. Bhagat, Christopher John Gostout
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Patent number: 9730822Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for retrieving the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands forming first and second ends, the strands configured to move between a retrieval configuration, with substantially parallel strands, and a deployed configuration, wherein the strands form proximal and distal portions having first and second diameters larger than the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal, middle, and distal connectors. The middle connector may be coupled to the proximal and distal connectors when the strands are in the deployed configuration. The strands may be attached to the proximal and distal connectors and the first and second ends. The device may include a release mechanism configured to decouple the proximal connector from the middle connector. Decoupling of the proximal and middle connectors may allow the strands to move from the deployed to retrieval configuration.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2015Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: Lean Medical Technologies, LLCInventors: William Gerald O'Neill, Richard Merrell Chesbrough, Naresh Thomas Gunaratnam, Vishal J. Bhagat, Christopher John Gostout
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Publication number: 20150336263Abstract: Embodiments of a coupling system include a brace member, a plurality of coupling members, and a plurality of magnetic bodies that permit an individual to be attached or detached from a robotic device. The coupling system may serve as a detachable interface between an individual engaged to the robotic device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 28, 2013Publication date: November 26, 2015Inventors: Panagiotis Artemiadis, Gerald O'Neill
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Publication number: 20150313742Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for inserting the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands. The stent may move between an insertion configuration, wherein the plurality of strands are substantially parallel, and a deployed configuration, wherein the plurality of strands form a proximal portion having a first diameter and a distal portion having a second diameter. The first and second diameters may be larger than a diameter of the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal and distal connectors attached to the strands. A cable including an engagement portion may be configured to releasably couple to the distal connector and to cause the strands to move from the insertion configuration to the deployed configuration when the engagement portion is coupled to the distal connector and force is applied to the cable in a direction toward the proximal connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2015Publication date: November 5, 2015Inventors: William Gerald O'NEILL, Richard Merrell CHESBROUGH, Naresh Thomas GUNARATNAM, Vishal J. BHAGAT, Christopher John GOSTOUT
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Publication number: 20150313741Abstract: A gastrointestinal device for reducing flow through a pyloric sphincter of a patient is disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands forming first and second ends, the plurality of strands configured to form a proximal portion having a proximal diameter and a distal portion having a distal diameter. The proximal and distal diameters may be larger than a diameter of the pyloric sphincter and the proximal diameter may be larger than the distal diameter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal and distal connectors, the plurality of strands being attached to the proximal and distal connectors at the first and second ends. The connector assembly may further include a middle portion extending between the proximal and distal connectors. The middle connector may extend within the plurality of strands, and may be unattached to the plurality of strands.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2015Publication date: November 5, 2015Inventors: William Gerald O'NEILL, Richard Merrell CHESBROUGH, Naresh Thomas GUNARATNAM, Vishal J. BHAGAT, Christopher John GOSTOUT
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Publication number: 20150313740Abstract: A gastrointestinal device and method for retrieving the device are disclosed. The device may include a stent including a plurality of strands forming first and second ends, the strands configured to move between a retrieval configuration, with substantially parallel strands, and a deployed configuration, wherein the strands form proximal and distal portions having first and second diameters larger than the pyloric sphincter. The device may include a connector assembly including proximal, middle, and distal connectors. The middle connector may be coupled to the proximal and distal connectors when the strands are in the deployed configuration. The strands may be attached to the proximal and distal connectors and the first and second ends. The device may include a release mechanism configured to decouple the proximal connector from the middle connector. Decoupling of the proximal and middle connectors may allow the strands to move from the deployed to retrieval configuration.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2015Publication date: November 5, 2015Inventors: William Gerald O'NEILL, Richard Merrell CHESBROUGH, Naresh Thomas GUNARATNAM, Vishal J. BHAGAT, Christopher John GOSTOUT
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Publication number: 20130325059Abstract: The invention describes a dispensing spray device coupled to a dual syringe device whose outlets terminate in a plurality of small holes of sufficient small size to induce high velocity jets in the fluid exiting each of the holes. The holes in two caps are forced into orientation with respect to each other at an angle governed by the included angle of the two caps. The two fluids exit in a plurality of discrete streams and combine in a shower pattern away from the caps. The liquids are preferably two components of a tissue sealant or tissue adhesive.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2012Publication date: December 5, 2013Applicant: DEVICEGENERICS, INC.Inventor: William Gerald O'Neill