Patents by Inventor Jason Troutner
Jason Troutner 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: 11944851Abstract: Provided are high-filtration reusable face masks with replaceable filters. Reusable face masks can comprise a single piece mask body configured to cover a nose and a mouth of a human face and comprising at least one filter attachment port, wherein the at least one filter attachment port comprises a filter support structure, defines an opening in the mask body, and extends from the exterior surface of the mask body; wherein the at least one filter attachment port is configured to connect to a replaceable filter and support the replaceable filter by separating portions of filter media of the replaceable filter when the replaceable filter is attached to the at least one filter attachment port.Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 2022Date of Patent: April 2, 2024Assignee: Teal Bio, Inc.Inventors: Jason Troutner, Nimeesh Rahate
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Publication number: 20230285782Abstract: Provided are reusable face masks comprising a single piece mask body configured to cover a nose and a mouth of a human face and comprising at least one filter attachment port, wherein the at least one filter attachment port comprises a coupling mechanism, defines an opening in the mask body, and extends from the exterior surface of the mask body; wherein the coupling mechanism comprises a proximal portion proximate to the exterior surface of the face mask body and a plurality of protrusions extending from the proximal portion and away from the exterior surface of the mask body, wherein the coupling mechanism of the at least one filter attachment port is configured to connect to a replaceable filter. The reusable face mask may comprise a user-facing textured rim configured to come in contact with a user’s face when properly worn by the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2023Publication date: September 14, 2023Applicant: Teal Bio, Inc.Inventors: Jason Troutner, Nimeesh RAHATE
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Publication number: 20220339472Abstract: Provided are high-filtration reusable face masks with replaceable filters. Reusable face masks can comprise a single piece mask body configured to cover a nose and a mouth of a human face and comprising at least one filter attachment port, wherein the at least one filter attachment port comprises a filter support structure, defines an opening in the mask body, and extends from the exterior surface of the mask body; wherein the at least one filter attachment port is configured to connect to a replaceable filter and support the replaceable filter by separating portions of filter media of the replaceable filter when the replaceable filter is attached to the at least one filter attachment port.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 26, 2022Publication date: October 27, 2022Applicant: Tea Bio, Inc.Inventors: Jason Troutner, Nimeesh Rahate
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Publication number: 20220202985Abstract: The system invention describes a support and improved method of application and removal. The support, comprised of a network of flexible, non-porous, multi-lumen tubing interlaces at a plurality of junctions to form a lattice structure. Apertures designed to accommodate boney prominences also permit air or water to reach the skin underneath and encourage rapid fluid flow internally through the lattice. A hydrophobic, thermal-resistant, flowable padding layer is injected within a secondary lumen to the lattice structure, spanning its complete surface area. As a result, the breathability of the support is not affected by this padding layer because it mirrors the apertures of the lattice. At least one liquid is injected into the structure and configured to transform into a solid when acted on by an external mechanical stimulus.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 25, 2022Publication date: June 30, 2022Inventors: Veronica Andrea Hogg-Cornejo, Abhilash Seshadri, Ashley Sue Moy, Yaser Kazmi, Virendra Desai Patil, Ethan Wisniewski, Brittany Lung, Andrew Steveson, Jason Troutner, Adrian Choy
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Patent number: 11266761Abstract: The system invention describes a support and improved method of application and removal. The support, comprised of a network of flexible, non-porous, multi-lumen tubing interlaces at a plurality of junctions to form a lattice structure. Apertures designed to accommodate boney prominences also permit air or water to reach the skin underneath and encourage rapid fluid flow internally through the lattice. A hydrophobic, thermal-resistant, flowable padding layer is injected within a secondary lumen to the lattice structure, spanning its complete surface area. As a result, the breathability of the support is not affected by this padding layer because it mirrors the apertures of the lattice. At least one liquid is injected into the structure and configured to transform into a solid when acted on by an external mechanical stimulus.Type: GrantFiled: November 8, 2018Date of Patent: March 8, 2022Assignee: Cast21, Inc.Inventors: Veronica Andrea Hogg-Cornejo, Abhilash Seshadri, Ashley Sue Moy, Yaser Kazmi, Virendra Desai Patil, Ethan Wisniewski, Brittany Lung, Andrew Steveson, Jason Troutner, Adrian Choy
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Publication number: 20190105423Abstract: The system invention describes an support and improved method of application and removal. The support, comprised of a network of flexible, non-porous, multi-lumen tubing interlaces at a plurality of junctions to form a lattice structure. Apertures designed to accommodate boney prominences also permit air or water to reach the skin underneath and encourage rapid fluid flow internally through the lattice. A hydrophobic, thermal-resistant, flowable padding layer is injected within a secondary lumen to the lattice structure, spanning its complete surface area. As a result, the breathability of the support is not affected by this padding layer because it mirrors the apertures of the lattice. At least one liquid is injected into the structure and configured to transform into a solid when acted on by an external mechanical stimulus.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 8, 2018Publication date: April 11, 2019Applicant: Cast21, Inc.Inventors: Ashley Sue Moy, Abhliash Seshadri, Veronica Andrea Hogg-Cornejo, Yaser Kasmi, Virendra Desai Patil, Ethan Wisniewski, Brittany Lung, Andrew Stevenson, Jason Troutner
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Publication number: 20180153745Abstract: A support for application to a body area. The support has a network of flexible non-porous tubing interlaced at a plurality of junctions to form a lattice structure. The lattice structure includes apertures to allow for the flow of air and water to the body area. At least one liquid is contained within the network of flexible non-porous tubing and is configured to transform into a solid when acted on by an external stimulus. A padding layer is secured to an internal surface defined on the lattice structure. The padding layer further includes apertures corresponding to the lattice structure apertures such that the flow of air and water to the body area is not impeded by the padding layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2017Publication date: June 7, 2018Applicant: Cast21, Inc.Inventors: Jason Troutner, Ashley Sue Moy, Andrew Steveson, Abhliash Seshadri, Ethan Wisniewski, Brittany Lung, Kendall Furbee, Veronica Andrea Hogg-Cornejo