Patents by Inventor Greg Wilson
Greg Wilson 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: 11935004Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2021Date of Patent: March 19, 2024Assignee: GLOBAL HEALTHCARE EXCHANGE, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Patent number: 11501253Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 2020Date of Patent: November 15, 2022Assignee: GLOBAL HEALTHCARE EXCHANGE, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Publication number: 20210209553Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2021Publication date: July 8, 2021Applicant: Global Healthcare Exchange, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Patent number: 10990925Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 2019Date of Patent: April 27, 2021Assignee: GLOBAL HEALTHCARE EXCHANGE, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Publication number: 20200302395Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2020Publication date: September 24, 2020Applicant: Global Healthcare Exchange, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Publication number: 20190321861Abstract: Systems for cleaning electroplating system components may include a seal cleaning assembly incorporated with an electroplating system. The seal cleaning assembly may include an arm pivotable between a first position and a second position. The arm may be rotatable about a central axis of the arm. The seal cleaning assembly may include a cleaning head coupled with a distal portion of the arm. The cleaning head may include a bracket having a faceplate coupled with the arm, and a housing extending from the faceplate. The housing may define one or more arcuate channels extending through the housing to a front surface of the bracket. The cleaning head may also include a rotatable cartridge extending from the housing of the bracket. The cartridge may include a mount cylinder defining one or more apertures configured to deliver a cleaning solution to a pad coupled about the mount cylinder.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 17, 2019Publication date: October 24, 2019Applicant: Applied Materials, Inc.Inventors: Joseph A. Jonathan, Kyle M. Hanson, Jason Rye, James Brown, Greg Wilson, Eric J. Bergman, Tricia A. Youngbull, Timothy Gale Stolt
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Publication number: 20190301049Abstract: Systems for cleaning electroplating system components may include an electroplating apparatus including a plating bath vessel. The electroplating apparatus may include a rinsing frame extending above the plating bath vessel. The rinsing frame may include a rim extending circumferentially about an upper surface of the plating bath vessel and defining a rinsing channel between the rim and the upper surface of the plating bath vessel. The electroplating apparatus may also include a rinsing assembly including a splash guard that is translatable from a recessed first position to a second position extending at least partially across an access to the plating bath vessel. The rinsing assembly may also include a fluid nozzle extending from the rinsing frame.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 29, 2019Publication date: October 3, 2019Applicant: Applied Materials, Inc.Inventors: Nolan Zimmerman, Greg Wilson, Andrew Anten, Richard W. Plavidal, Eric J. Bergman, Tricia Youngbull, Timothy Gale Stolt, Sam Lee
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Publication number: 20190138993Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2019Publication date: May 9, 2019Applicant: Global Healthcare Exchange, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Patent number: 10217086Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: GrantFiled: December 13, 2016Date of Patent: February 26, 2019Assignee: GOLBAL HEALTHCARE EXCHANGE, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Publication number: 20180165644Abstract: A system for managing business to business communications may include an event generation unit configured to create a first event based on receiving a purchase order from a client. The system may also include an event detection unit in communication with the event generation unit, the event detection unit configured to detect the first event. The system may also include an action unit in communication with the event generation unit. The action unit may be configured to determine a first action to perform based on the detection of the first event, and perform the first action. The event generation unit may be further configured to create a second event based on the performance of the first action.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 13, 2016Publication date: June 14, 2018Applicant: Global Healthcare Exchange, LLCInventors: Steve Cochran, Hatem El-Sebaaly, Greg Wilson, Paul Knuth, Chad Maloney
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Publication number: 20160355941Abstract: Electric potential, current density, agitation, and deposition rate are controlled to deposit metal alloys, such as tin based solder alloys or magnetic alloys, with minimal variations in the weight ratios of alloying metals at different locations within the deposited metal alloy feature. Alternative embodiments include processes that form metal alloy features wherein the variation in weight ratio of alloying metals within the feature is not necessarily minimized, but is controlled to provide a desired variation. In addition to metal alloys, alternative embodiments include processes for improving the deposition of single metal features.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 6, 2016Publication date: December 8, 2016Applicant: APPLIED Materials, Inc.Inventors: Bioh Kim, Marvin Bernt, Greg Wilson, Paul R. McHugh
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Patent number: 9359683Abstract: Electric potential, current density, agitation, and deposition rate are controlled to deposit metal alloys, such as tin based solder alloys or magnetic alloys, with minimal variations in the weight ratios of alloying metals at different locations within the deposited metal alloy feature. Alternative embodiments include processes that form metal alloy features wherein the variation in weight ratio of alloying metals within the feature is not necessarily minimized, but is controlled to provide a desired variation. In addition to metal alloys, alternative embodiments include processes for improving the deposition of single metal features.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2007Date of Patent: June 7, 2016Assignee: APPLIED Materials, Inc.Inventors: Bioh Kim, Marvin Bernt, Greg Wilson, Paul R. McHugh
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Publication number: 20080090220Abstract: A multimedia reproduction system comprises a computing subsystem operably connected to and controlling one or more of video, audio, and olfactory subsystems. The system accepts user input and adapts a multimedia presentation in response thereto. The subsystems are easily separable and configured in carrying cases that protect them during transport. The subsystems easily connect (physically and electronically) to each other upon delivery to form a system that presents 3-D, high definition video, surround-sound audio, and even scents from local and/or remote sources.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2007Publication date: April 17, 2008Inventors: Vincent Freeman, Greg Wilson
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Publication number: 20080067072Abstract: Electric potential, current density, agitation, and deposition rate are controlled to deposit metal alloys, such as tin based solder alloys or magnetic alloys, with minimal variations in the weight ratios of alloying metals at different locations within the deposited metal alloy feature. Alternative embodiments include processes that form metal alloy features wherein the variation in weight ratio of alloying metals within the feature is not necessarily minimized, but is controlled to provide a desired variation. In addition to metal alloys, alternative embodiments include processes for improving the deposition of single metal features.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2007Publication date: March 20, 2008Applicant: SEMITOOL, INC.Inventors: Bioh Kim, Marvin Bernt, Greg Wilson, Paul McHugh
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Publication number: 20080041727Abstract: Electric potential, current density, and deposition rate are controlled to deposit metal alloys, such as tin based solder alloys or magnetic alloys, with minimal variations in the weight ratios of alloying metals at different locations within the deposited metal alloy feature. Alternative embodiments include processes that form metal alloy features wherein the variation in weight ratio of alloying metals within the feature is not necessarily minimized, but is controlled to provide a desired variation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 18, 2006Publication date: February 21, 2008Applicant: Semitool, Inc.Inventors: Bioh Kim, Marvin Bernt, Greg Wilson, Paul R. McHugh
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Patent number: 6602059Abstract: The present invention provides an electrical submersible pump assembly having a submersible pump, a submersible electrical motor drivingly connected to the pump, and a seal assembly disposed between the submersible pump and the motor. The seal assembly is generally of tubular construction and provides fluid communication between the seal assembly cavity and the motor, such fluid communication being in a circuitous path effecting gravity segregation of contaminants including particulate solids in wellbore fluids. The seal assembly thereby controls and minimizes migration of the contaminants into the body of the seal section and on into the motor.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2001Date of Patent: August 5, 2003Assignee: Wood Group Esp, Inc.Inventors: Alan Howell, Greg Wilson