Patents by Inventor Heinrich Grunwald

Heinrich Grunwald 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).

  • Patent number: 11159861
    Abstract: A narrative includes a number of serially connected narrative segments combined by a director or editor in a defined sequence to tell a story. Quite frequently a number of different narrative segments are available to the director or editor. A content delivery editor provides editors and directors with the ability to augment a standard with additional narrative segments that provide alternate perspectives, view, or insights to the narrative consumer. Such provides the ability to convey the same narrative to the narrative consumer using a number of plots, storylines, or perspectives. Branch points in the narrative, defined by the editor or director, provide the narrative consumer the opportunity to follow a storyline they find interesting. Each narrative consumer follows a “personalized” path through the narrative. Through social media, narrative consumers are able to discuss the narrative path with other narrative consumers who have taken a different path through the narrative.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 4, 2019
    Date of Patent: October 26, 2021
    Assignee: PODOP, INC.
    Inventors: Cynthia P. Brelis, Derek H. B. Chung, Ronny Heinrich Grunwald, Matthew J. Keesan, Kristin Marie Loeb, Adrian Sack, Daniel J. Siegel, Andrew L. Silver, Steven Andrew Soderbergh, Edward James Solomon, Caroline S. Welch
  • Publication number: 20190200102
    Abstract: A narrative includes a number of serially connected narrative segments combined by a director or editor in a defined sequence to tell a story. Quite frequently a number of different narrative segments are available to the director or editor. A content delivery editor provides editors and directors with the ability to augment a standard with additional narrative segments that provide alternate perspectives, view, or insights to the narrative consumer. Such provides the ability to convey the same narrative to the narrative consumer using a number of plots, storylines, or perspectives. Branch points in the narrative, defined by the editor or director, provide the narrative consumer the opportunity to follow a storyline they find interesting. Each narrative consumer follows a “personalized” path through the narrative. Through social media, narrative consumers are able to discuss the narrative path with other narrative consumers who have taken a different path through the narrative.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 4, 2019
    Publication date: June 27, 2019
    Inventors: Cynthia P. Brelis, Derek H. B. Chung, Ronny Heinrich Grunwald, Matthew J. Keesan, Kristin Marie Loeb, Adrian Sack, Daniel J. Siegel, Andrew L. Silver, Steven Andrew Soderbergh, Edward James Solomon, Caroline S. Welch
  • Patent number: 10225627
    Abstract: A narrative includes a number of serially connected narrative segments combined by a director or editor in a defined sequence to tell a story. Quite frequently a number of different narrative segments are available to the director or editor. A content delivery editor provides editors and directors with the ability to augment a standard with additional narrative segments that provide alternate perspectives, view, or insights to the narrative consumer. Such provides the ability to convey the same narrative to the narrative consumer using a number of plots, storylines, or perspectives. Branch points in the narrative, defined by the editor or director, provide the narrative consumer the opportunity to follow a storyline they find interesting. Each narrative consumer follows a “personalized” path through the narrative. Through social media, narrative consumers are able to discuss the narrative path with other narrative consumers who have taken a different path through the narrative.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 4, 2017
    Date of Patent: March 5, 2019
    Assignee: PODOP, INC.
    Inventors: Cynthia P. Brelis, Derek H. B. Chung, Ronny Heinrich Grunwald, Matthew J. Keesan, Kristin Marie Loeb, Adrian Sack, Daniel J. Siegel, Andrew L. Silver, Steven Andrew Soderbergh, Edward James Solomon, Caroline S. Welch
  • Patent number: 10142708
    Abstract: A narrative includes a number of serially connected narrative segments combined by a director or editor in a defined sequence to tell a story. Quite frequently a number of different narrative segments are available to the director or editor. A content delivery editor provides editors and directors with the ability to augment a standard with additional narrative segments that provide alternate perspectives, view, or insights to the narrative consumer. Such provides the ability to convey the same narrative to the narrative consumer using a number of plots, storylines, or perspectives. Branch points in the narrative, defined by the editor or director, provide the narrative consumer the opportunity to follow a storyline they find interesting. Each narrative consumer follows a “personalized” path through the narrative. Through social media, narrative consumers are able to discuss the narrative path with other narrative consumers who have taken a different path through the narrative.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 31, 2015
    Date of Patent: November 27, 2018
    Assignee: PODOP, INC.
    Inventors: Cynthia P. Brelis, Derek H. B. Chung, Ronny Heinrich Grunwald, Matthew J. Keesan, Kristin Marie Loeb, Adrian Sack, Daniel J. Siegel, Andrew L. Silver, Steven Andrew Soderbergh, Edward James Solomon, Caroline S. Welch
  • Publication number: 20180091874
    Abstract: A narrative includes a number of serially connected narrative segments combined by a director or editor in a defined sequence to tell a story. Quite frequently a number of different narrative segments are available to the director or editor. A content delivery editor provides editors and directors with the ability to augment a standard with additional narrative segments that provide alternate perspectives, view, or insights to the narrative consumer. Such provides the ability to convey the same narrative to the narrative consumer using a number of plots, storylines, or perspectives. Branch points in the narrative, defined by the editor or director, provide the narrative consumer the opportunity to follow a storyline they find interesting. Each narrative consumer follows a “personalized” path through the narrative. Through social media, narrative consumers are able to discuss the narrative path with other narrative consumers who have taken a different path through the narrative.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 4, 2017
    Publication date: March 29, 2018
    Inventors: Cynthia P. Brelis, Derek H. B. Chung, Ronny Heinrich Grunwald, Matthew J. Keesan, Kristin Marie Loeb, Adrian Sack, Daniel J. Siegel, Andrew L. Silver, Steven Andrew Soderbergh, Edward James Solomon, Caroline S. Welch
  • Publication number: 20170245023
    Abstract: A narrative includes a number of serially connected narrative segments combined by a director or editor in a defined sequence to tell a story. Quite frequently a number of different narrative segments are available to the director or editor. A content delivery editor provides editors and directors with the ability to augment a standard with additional narrative segments that provide alternate perspectives, view, or insights to the narrative consumer. Such provides the ability to convey the same narrative to the narrative consumer using a number of plots, storylines, or perspectives. Branch points in the narrative, defined by the editor or director, provide the narrative consumer the opportunity to follow a storyline they find interesting. Each narrative consumer follows a “personalized” path through the narrative. Through social media, narrative consumers are able to discuss the narrative path with other narrative consumers who have taken a different path through the narrative.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 31, 2015
    Publication date: August 24, 2017
    Applicant: MINDSIGHTMEDIA, INC.
    Inventors: Cynthia P. Brelis, Derek H. B. Chung, Ronny Heinrich Grunwald, Matthew J. Keesan, Kristin Marie Loeb, Adrian Sack, Daniel J. Siegel, Andrew L. Silver, Steven Andrew Soderbergh, Edward James Solomon, Caroline S. Welch
  • Patent number: 7244381
    Abstract: The invention relates to a method for blow forming a container (1) from a parison (2) made of plastic. After heating, said container is preformed by a gas injected into the container (1, 2) at a low pressure of 5 bar and by expanding the inner volume of said container. The final shape of the container can then be achieved by igniting an inflammable gas injected into the container, whereby the combustion generates a higher blowing pressure, or by injecting an additional gas with a higher blowing pressure of approximately 40 bar into the container after pre-blowing. The invention aims at improving known blow forming methods in such a way that a barrier layer impervious to gases, aromatic substances or the like is produced on the inner side of the container without having to use big machines. To this end, a precursor gas is added to and mixed with the inflammable gas, the mixture is then ignited and a coating is formed on the inner surface of the container by the combustion.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 28, 2002
    Date of Patent: July 17, 2007
    Assignee: Tetra Laval Holdings & Finance S.A.
    Inventors: Dominique Chatard, Heinrich Grunwald, Wilhelm Lothar, Hanno Käss
  • Publication number: 20040089967
    Abstract: The invention relates to a method for blow forming a container (1) from a parison (2) made of plastic. After heating, said container is preformed by a gas injected into the container (1, 2) at a low pressure of 5 bar and by expanding the inner volume of said container. The final shape of the container can then be achieved by igniting an inflammable gas injected into the container, whereby the combustion generates a higher blowing pressure, or by injecting an additional gas with a higher blowing pressure of approximately 40 bar into the container after pre-blowing. The invention aims at improving known blow forming methods in such a way that a barrier layer impervious to gases, aromatic substances or the like is produced on the inner side of the container without having to use big machines. To this end, a precursor gas is added to and mixed with the inflammable gas, the mixture is then ignited and a coating is formed on the inner surface of the container by the combustion.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 22, 2003
    Publication date: May 13, 2004
    Inventors: Dominique Chatard, Heinrich Grunwald, Wilhelm Lothar, Hanno Kass
  • Patent number: 6488384
    Abstract: In a method for the coating of substrates made of plastic, with a light-reflecting layer, preferably an aluminum layer, and another layer placed between the substrate and the light-reflecting layer, the additional layer, which has a high barrier effect to substances which migrate or evolve gases from the plastic, is a highly crosslinked hydrocarbon layer, a silicon dioxide, silicon nitride, or silicon oxynitride layer, with a thickness of at least 15 nm, wherein the carbon content of the barrier layer is <15%.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 22, 1999
    Date of Patent: December 3, 2002
    Assignee: Leybold Systems GmbH
    Inventors: Heinrich Grünwald, Thomas Schulte, Klaus Nauenburg, Wilfried Dicken
  • Patent number: 6426144
    Abstract: A process for coating plastic substrates with a transparent layer compact that is not sensitive to scratches and abrasion and resistant to atmospheric influence with a plasma flame in a vacuum chamber at some distance from the substrate. The process includes the steps of: a cleaning of the substrate with an oxidizing gas in a first procedural step and then a cross linkage with an inert gas in a second procedural step, an oxidizing gas and a silicon-organic compound are used in a third procedural step to produce a first barrier layer, and an oxidizing gas, a silicon-organic compound, and a UV-absorbing compound are used in a fourth procedural step to deposit a sublayer with UV absorbers, an oxidizing gas and a silicon-organic compound are used in a fifth procedural step to deposit a scratch-resistant layer, an inert gas and a silicon-organic compound are used in a sixth procedural step to deposit a smooth layer.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 13, 2000
    Date of Patent: July 30, 2002
    Assignee: Leybold Systems GmbH
    Inventors: Heinrich Grünwald, Thomas Schulte, Klaus Nauenburg, Wilfried Dicken, Rudolf Beckmann
  • Publication number: 20020097512
    Abstract: In a method for the coating of substrates made of plastic, with a light-reflecting layer, preferably an aluminum layer, and another layer placed between the substrate and the light-reflecting layer, the additional layer, which has a high barrier effect to substances which migrate or evolve gases from the plastic, is a highly crosslinked hydrocarbon layer, a silicon dioxide, silicon nitride, or silicon oxynitride layer, with a thickness of at least 15 nm, wherein the carbon content of the barrier layer is <15%.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 22, 1999
    Publication date: July 25, 2002
    Inventors: HEINRICH GRUNWALD, THOMAS SCHULTE, KLAUS NAUENBURG, WILFRIED DICKEN
  • Patent number: 6242053
    Abstract: A process and device is shown for coating the delineating surfaces of a hollow object, preferably a hollow object having at least one sealable opening, by means of plasma coating, via the action of plasma on the delineating surface of the hollow object that is to be coated.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 20, 1998
    Date of Patent: June 5, 2001
    Assignee: Leybold Systems GmbH
    Inventors: Friedrich Anderle, Jürgen Henrich, Wilfried Dicken, Heinrich Grünwald, Michael Liehr, Klaus Nauenburg, Rudolf Beckmann
  • Patent number: 6126792
    Abstract: For the application of a scratch protection layer on plastic substrates, a plasma is produced by the plasma CVD method, away from the individual plastic substrate, in an excitation gas, and this excitation gas is supplied through a tube to the plastic substrate. Subsequently, an antireflection layer is applied by means of a gas flow sputter source. The apparatus provided for this has a plasma CVD chamber (1) and a gas flow sputter chamber (2), next to one another. The plastic substrates (7,8) to be coated are transported from the plasma CVD chamber (2) to the gas flow sputter chamber (1) with the aid of a transporting device (3), designed as a turning plate.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 30, 1999
    Date of Patent: October 3, 2000
    Assignee: Leybold Systems GmbH
    Inventors: Heinrich Grunwald, Michael Liehr
  • Patent number: 6007875
    Abstract: A process for applying a protective coating on the reflective layer of projector reflectors by means of plasma polymerization is provided, where a first protective layer which was applied on the reflective layer in a vacuum chamber by plasma polymerization of an organic silicon compound, is provided by means of a plasma in the same processing chamber, under uninterrupted vacuum conditions, with a second, hydrophilic layer substantially composed of a hydrocarbon skeleton and polar functional groups linked thereto, use is made of an apparatus which comprises a plurality of treatment stations (8, 9, 10) held by a fixed, circular cylindrical vacuum chamber wall (16) and a rotatable inner wall cylinder (17) which is enclosed by said vacuum chamber wall (16) and which holds four substrate chambers (12 through 15) and where the wall of the vacuum chamber (16) is provided with four openings (3 through 6) with which the substrate chambers (3 through 6) can be aligned and through which openings the treatment material c
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 9, 1998
    Date of Patent: December 28, 1999
    Assignee: Leybold Systems GmbH
    Inventors: Heinrich Grunwald, Michael Jung, Wilfried Dicken, Stefan Kunkel, Klaus Nauenburg
  • Patent number: 5690745
    Abstract: A treatment chamber (1) evacuable by vacuum pumps (13,13') has a mounting (26,26', . . .) bearing the hollow body (4) in the treatment chamber (1), and a line (9,9') for the admission of a process gas into the treatment chamber (1). A microwave conductor (20,20' . . .) is connected with a generator (19,19' . . .) for igniting a plasma in the area of channels formed by a sheet-metal shroud (2,2') matching the configuration of the hollow body (4). A closure (7,7') is provided through which the filler opening (6, 6') of the hollow body (4) can be closed pressure-tight, and a line (9,9') for the process gas passes through the closure.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 17, 1995
    Date of Patent: November 25, 1997
    Assignee: Leybold AG
    Inventors: Heinrich Grunwald, Hermann Kloberdanz, Roland Lacher, Siang-Hong Boll
  • Patent number: 4863549
    Abstract: The invention concerns apparatus for coating or etching by means of a plasma. Herein a first electrode (5) is connected to a high frequency voltage which produces plasma from a gas. A second electrode (6), on which the substrate (7) to be coated or etched is disposed, is connected to a medium frequency voltage which accelerates the ions of the plasma to the substrate (7). According to the invention, this medium frequency voltage consists of unipolar pulses that have the same amplitude for a predeterminable time interval. The number of ions impinging on the substrate (7) is thereby decoupled from the amplitude of the applied medium frequency voltage. It is determined solely by the frequency or width of these pulses.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 1, 1988
    Date of Patent: September 5, 1989
    Assignee: Leybold Aktiengesellschaft
    Inventor: Heinrich Grunwald