Patents by Inventor Gregory Reed
Gregory Reed 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: 20250209435Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving, via processing circuitry and from a user account, an indication of a purchase of a digital content package, where the digital content package includes primary digital content, such as a movie or show, and secondary digital content, such as a content creator supplement to the movie or show. The computer-implemented method also includes assigning, via the processing circuitry and to the user account, a first digital right to the primary digital content for a first limited period of time, and a second digital right to the secondary digital content (e.g., for a second limited period of time, which may differ from the first limited period of time).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2024Publication date: June 26, 2025Inventors: Gregory Reed, Sherry Wong, Benjamin Havey, Erica Marie Dionne, Jerrlyn Iwata, Jeremiah Owen Nolet
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Publication number: 20170240084Abstract: A vehicle seat includes a seat member having a support cushion with a first hardness value. A relief member is disposed in the support cushion and has a second hardness value that is less than the first hardness value of the support cushion. The relief member is configured to receive an article that is extending outwardly from a posterior end of the vehicle occupant when the vehicle occupant is supported on the seat member. The seat member is configured to properly support a vehicle occupant in a uniform manner while the outwardly extending article is accommodated by the relief member disposed in the support cushion.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 19, 2016Publication date: August 24, 2017Inventor: Gregory Reed
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Publication number: 20110305508Abstract: A pavement preservation system comprises two layers of specialized chip seal applications. The first layer is a Polymer Modified Asphalt Rubber chip seal application. This layer is composed of an application of Polymer Modified Asphalt Rubber binder followed by a hot pre-coated ? or ½ inch aggregate placed at 28 to 34 pounds per square yard and rolled into the binder material. The second layer is a Rubberized Asphalt Binder chip seal application. This layer is composed of an application of Rubberized Asphalt Binder followed by a hot pre-coated ? inch aggregate placed at 10 to 14 pounds per square yard and rolled into the binder material.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2010Publication date: December 15, 2011Inventors: Gregory Reed, Marc A. Bertsch, Jeffrey Smith
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Publication number: 20060016152Abstract: A form, fill and seal packaging machine is configured to mold a closure directly onto a carton. The machine includes a carton erection station to receive and erect a carton and a direct injection molding station. The molding station has an internal mold tool for receipt of the carton, and an external mold tool set. The internal tool and external tool set are configured to receive and secure a portion of the carton therebetween and define a mold cavity with the portion of the carton disposed therein. The external mold tool set defines an opening for receiving a polymer injection system to inject polymer into the mold cavity. A closure is directly molded in place on the carton, with the polymer encapsulating the inner peripheral edge of the carton opening that is disposed within the mold cavity. The packaging machine also includes a filling station for filling the carton and a sealing station for forming a seal on the carton.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2004Publication date: January 26, 2006Applicant: Tetra Laval Holdings & Finance, S.A.Inventors: John Lees, Terry Berglin, Thomas Breidenbach, Andrew Dahl, Terry Erickson, Gregory Reed, Michael Robertson
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Publication number: 20060006049Abstract: A transfer unit is configured for use with a form, fill and seal packaging machine. The transfer unit receives a partially erected carton from a first station in a tubular form, conveys the carton to a second station, and conveys the carton from the second station to a third station. The transfer unit includes a hub defining a longitudinal hub axis and configured for rotational movement about the hub axis. A plurality of car pairs are mounted to the hub for longitudinal movement along the hub. Each of the car pairs includes first and second cars, each of which has first and second mandrels mounted thereto. The mandrels are configured to receive a partially erected carton. Each mandrel has a mandrel axis and is rotational about its respective axis. The mandrel axes are perpendicular and tangential to the hub axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 12, 2005Publication date: January 12, 2006Applicant: Tetra Laval Holdings & Finance, S.A.Inventors: Thomas Breidenbach, John Lees, Terry Berglin, Andrew Dahl, Terry Erickson, Gregory Reed, Michael Robertson
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Publication number: 20050172572Abstract: A transfer unit is configured for use with a form, fill and seal packaging machine. The transfer unit receives a partially erected carton from a first station in a tubular form, conveys the carton to a second station, and conveys the carton from the second station to a third station. The transfer unit includes a hub defining a longitudinal hub axis and configured for rotational movement about the hub axis. A plurality of car pairs are mounted to the hub for longitudinal movement along the hub. Each of the car pairs includes first and second cars, each of which has first and second mandrels mounted thereto. The mandrels are configured to receive a partially erected carton. Each mandrel has a mandrel axis and is rotational about its respective axis. The mandrel axes are perpendicular and tangential to the hub axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2005Publication date: August 11, 2005Applicant: Tetra Laval Holdings & Finance, S.A.Inventors: Thomas Breidenbach, John Lees, Terry Berglin, Andrew Dahl, Terry Erickson, Gregory Reed, Michael Robertson
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Publication number: 20050172573Abstract: A transfer unit is configured for use with a form, fill and seal packaging machine. The transfer unit receives a partially erected carton from a first station in a tubular form, conveys the carton to a second station, and conveys the carton from the second station to a third station. The transfer unit includes a hub defining a longitudinal hub axis and configured for rotational movement about the hub axis. A plurality of car pairs are mounted to the hub for longitudinal movement along the hub. Each of the car pairs includes first and second cars, each of which has first and second mandrels mounted thereto. The mandrels are configured to receive a partially erected carton. Each mandrel has a mandrel axis and is rotational about its respective axis. The mandrel axes are perpendicular and tangential to the hub axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2005Publication date: August 11, 2005Applicant: Tetra Laval Holdings & Finance, S.A.Inventors: John Lees, Terry Berglin, Thomas Breidenbach, Andrew Dahl, Terry Erickson, Gregory Reed, Michael Robertson
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Publication number: 20050161306Abstract: A transfer unit is configured for use with a form, fill and seal packaging machine. The transfer unit receives a partially erected carton from a first station in a tubular form, conveys the carton to a second station, and conveys the carton from the second station to a third station. The transfer unit includes a hub defining a longitudinal hub axis and configured for rotational movement about the hub axis. A plurality of car pairs are mounted to the hub for longitudinal movement along the hub. Each of the car pairs includes first and second cars, each of which has first and second mandrels mounted thereto. The mandrels are configured to receive a partially erected carton. Each mandrel has a mandrel axis and is rotational about its respective axis. The mandrel axes are perpendicular and tangential to the hub axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 23, 2004Publication date: July 28, 2005Applicant: Tetra Laval Holdings & Finance, S.A.Inventors: John Lees, Terry Berglin, Thomas Breidenbach, Andrew Dahl, Terry Erickson, Gregory Reed, Michael Robertson
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Patent number: 6585201Abstract: A detachable universal display mount to be used for front or rear seat viewing of displays or other information management devices while in a vehicle. The mount has unique telescoping and pivot features that allow for perfect straight-on viewing of the devices on the mount without excessive sun glare. The pivot feature further enables storage of the mount in either a horizontal or vertical position. The mount can be used on a free-standing base or attached to a wall of the vehicle and is completely detachable so that the mounted device may be removed and stored out of sight.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2002Date of Patent: July 1, 2003Inventor: Gregory Reed