Patents by Inventor Jean Schmidt
Jean Schmidt 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: 20250058940Abstract: Closures with a tamper evidence feature that is reshaped to connect it to the container neck are disclosed. Methods and systems for carrying out the methods, and to mold stacks for making the closures are also disclosed. The tamper evidence feature can be a band, a portion of a cylindrical skirt or a panel formed in the cylindrical skirt.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2024Publication date: February 20, 2025Applicant: Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd.Inventors: Tobias Naumann, Stephan Scherer, Ingo Willems, Christophe Halter, Sebastian Rasche, Cedric Boulay, Jean-Michel Raymond Pierre Cunche, Günter Blesius, Thomas Ara, James Rodrigues, Geoffrey Andrew Gow, Douglas James Weatherall, Thibaud Joël Philippe Brill, Thomas Schmidt, Gilles Lacome, Joaquim Martins Nogueira
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Publication number: 20250058939Abstract: Closures with a tamper evidence feature that is reshaped to connect it to the container neck are disclosed. Methods and systems for carrying out the methods, and to mold stacks for making the closures are also disclosed. The tamper evidence feature can be a band, a portion of a cylindrical skirt or a panel formed in the cylindrical skirt.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2024Publication date: February 20, 2025Applicant: Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd.Inventors: Tobias Naumann, Stephan Scherer, Ingo Willems, Christophe Halter, Sebastian Rasche, Cedric Boulay, Jean-Michel Raymond Pierre Cunche, Günter Blesius, Thomas Ara, James Rodrigues, Geoffrey Andrew Gow, Douglas James Weatherall, Thibaud Joël Philippe Brill, Thomas Schmidt, Gilles Lacome, Joaquim Martins Nogueira
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Patent number: 12214182Abstract: An implantable pump system is provided, suitable for use as a left ventricular assist device (LVAD) system, having an implantable pump, a battery, a controller, and a programmer. The implantable pump includes a flexible membrane coupled to an actuator assembly via a skirt that extends toward the inlet of the pump and curves to guide blood toward the outlet. The actuator assembly is magnetically engageable with electromagnetic coils, so that when the electromagnetic coils are energized, the actuator assembly causes wavelike undulations to propagate along the flexible membrane to propel blood from the inlet, across the skirt, and through the outlet of the implantable pump. The controller may be programmed by a programmer to operate at frequencies and duty cycles that mimic physiologic flow rates and pulsatility while operating in an efficient manner that avoids thrombus formation, hemolysis and/or platelet activation.Type: GrantFiled: September 7, 2022Date of Patent: February 4, 2025Assignee: CorWave SAInventors: Luc Polverelli, Leopold Maine, Carl N. Botterbusch, Silvere Lucquin, Jean-Baptiste Drevet, Adrien Guignabert, Patrick Meneroud, Alexandra Schmidt, Pier-Paolo Monticone
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Publication number: 20250033812Abstract: Closures with a tamper evidence feature that is reshaped to connect it to the container neck are disclosed. Methods and systems for carrying out the methods, and to mold stacks for making the closures are also disclosed. The tamper evidence feature can be a band, a portion of a cylindrical skirt or a panel formed in the cylindrical skirt.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2024Publication date: January 30, 2025Inventors: Tobias Naumann, Stephan Scherer, Ingo Willems, Christophe Halter, Sebastian Rasche, Cedric Boulay, Jean-Michel Raymond Pierre Cunche, Günter Blesius, Thomas Ara, James Rodrigues, Geoffrey Andrew Gow, Douglas James Weatherall, Thibaud Jöel Philippe Brill, Thomas Schmidt, Gilles Lacome, Joaquim Martins Nogueira
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Publication number: 20250033819Abstract: Closures with a tamper evidence feature that is reshaped to connect it to the container neck are disclosed. Methods and systems for carrying out the methods, and to mold stacks for making the closures are also disclosed. The tamper evidence feature can be a band, a portion of a cylindrical skirt or a panel formed in the cylindrical skirt.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2024Publication date: January 30, 2025Inventors: Tobias Naumann, Stephan Scherer, Ingo Willems, Christophe Halter, Sebastian Rasche, Cedric Boulay, Jean-Michel Raymond Pierre Cunche, Günter Blesius, Thomas Ara, James Rodrigues, Geoffrey Andrew Gow, Douglas James Weatherall, Thibaud Jöel Philippe Brill, Thomas Schmidt, Gilles Lacome, Joaquim Martins Nogueira
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Patent number: 7432506Abstract: A method and apparatus for improving detection of radiation emitted from object that includes a radiation detection sensor with a substrate and an array of columns protruding from a top surface of the substrate. A radiation sensitive layer, such as TLC, and a thermal conversion material, such as an absorber, are disposed upon a top surface of the columns within the array thereby producing an array of radiation detectors. The columns provide thermal isolation between the radiation detectors and the substrate, and spatial separation of columns within the array provide radiant and thermal isolation between the radiation detectors upon the tops of individual columns. Producing an image of the array of radiation detectors allows detection of the radiation emitted from an object.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2006Date of Patent: October 7, 2008Assignee: ThermoPhotonics, Inc.Inventors: Jorge Roman, Mary Jean Schmidt, legal representative, William Schmidt, Robert Fryer, Gregory W. Schmidt
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Publication number: 20070080292Abstract: A method and apparatus for improving detection of radiation emitted from object that includes a radiation detection sensor with a substrate and an array of columns protruding from a top surface of the substrate. A radiation sensitive layer, such as TLC, and a thermal conversion material, such as an absorber, are disposed upon a top surface of the columns within the array thereby producing an array of radiation detectors. The columns provide thermal isolation between the radiation detectors and the substrate, and spatial separation of columns within the array provide radiant and thermal isolation between the radiation detectors upon the tops of individual columns. Producing an image of the array of radiation detectors allows detection of the radiation emitted from an object.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2006Publication date: April 12, 2007Applicant: ThermoPhotonics, Inc.Inventors: Jorge Roman, Gregory Schmidt, Mary Jean Schmidt, William Schmidt, Robert Fryer
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Patent number: 7135679Abstract: A method and apparatus for improving detection of radiation emitted from object that includes a radiation detection sensor with a substrate and an array of columns protruding from a top surface of the substrate. A radiation sensitive layer, such as TLC, and a thermal conversion material, such as an absorber, are disposed upon a top surface of the columns within the array thereby producing an array of radiation detectors. The columns provide thermal isolation between the radiation detectors and the substrate, and spatial separation of columns within the array provide radiant and thermal isolation between the radiation detectors upon the tops of individual columns. Producing an image of the array of radiation detectors allows detection of the radiation emitted from an object.Type: GrantFiled: December 6, 2004Date of Patent: November 14, 2006Assignee: ThermoPhotonics Inc.Inventors: Jorge Roman, Mary Jean Schmidt, legal representative, William Schmidt, Robert Fryer, Gregory W. Schmidt, deceased
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Publication number: 20020035995Abstract: An apparatus and method for inducing alternating tactile stimulations in a human subject is disclosed. The device includes a first vibrating element and a second vibrating element connected to a controller. The subject holds the first vibrating element in one hand and the second vibrating element in the other hand. When the device is activated the following occurs in sequence: the first vibrating element vibrates, pauses, the second vibrating element vibrates, pauses, the first vibrating element vibrates, pauses, the second vibrating element vibrates, pauses, and so forth, until the device is deactivated. The first and second vibrating elements are preferably of a hand-held size and shape.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 1999Publication date: March 28, 2002Inventors: JURGEN G. SCHMIDT, SHIRLEY JEAN SCHMIDT
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Patent number: 6001073Abstract: A device for inducing alternating tactile stimulations in a human subject is disclosed. The device includes a first vibrating element and a second vibrating element connected to a controller. The subject holds the first vibrating element in one hand and the second vibrating element in the other hand. When the device is activated the following occurs in sequence: the first vibrating element vibrates, pauses, the second vibrating element vibrates, pauses, the first vibrating element vibrates, pauses, the second vibrating element vibrates, pauses, and so forth, until the device is deactivated. The first and second vibrating elements are preferably of a hand-held size and shape.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 1997Date of Patent: December 14, 1999Inventors: Jurgen G. Schmidt, Shirley Jean Schmidt
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Patent number: 5768360Abstract: A method is described for routing calls outside of a carriers network based on characteristics of the call, the attributes of the caller, the status of subscriber-provided resource, and the status of network telephone provided facilities. Information about the call and the caller's identification is sent from the public switched telephone network to a subscriber call routing processor. The carrier is directed by the routing processor to route the call to the subscriber's resource best able to handle the call. Information about the call and the business relationship the caller has with the subscriber is used by the routing processor to determine which type of resource is needed to handle the call. The routing processor then chooses the particular resource of that type to which the call is to be routed based on the current status of the resource, the status of the network-provided facilities, and the criteria established by the subscriber for selecting between alternative resources.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 1995Date of Patent: June 16, 1998Assignee: AdvantisInventors: Henry Statham Reynolds, Edward Francis Bonkowski, Joel Dennis Dalsky, Dean Ross Pannell, Joyce Jean Schmidt
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Patent number: 3950631Abstract: A device for connecting a wire to a support, for example a semiconductor device, by means of thermocompression bonding, by buttwelding, has a movable tool for holding the wire while one end is exposed. An electrode is spaced from the wire end and means are provided for producing a high electric voltage between the electrode and the wire end so as to produce a spark discharge therebetween sufficient to melt the wire end and form a ball. The tool is then used to cause thermocompression bonding.Type: GrantFiled: April 23, 1973Date of Patent: April 13, 1976Assignee: U.S. Philips CorporationInventors: Jean Schmidt, Pierre Brehon
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Patent number: 3937579Abstract: The invention concerns a process for the two-sided exposure of a semiconductor or substrate plate, especially exposure of a wafer, through exposure masks which are arranged in plane parallel, parallel and rotational alignment to either side of a semiconductor plate. The invention further concerns an apparatus for parallel and rotational alignment to either side of a semiconductor plate. The invention further concerns an apparatus for parallel and rotational alignment of a semiconductor or substrate plate, especially alignment of a wafer, in relation to two exposure masks, operating on either of the two surfaces of the semiconductor or substrate plate, for the purpose of a two-sided exposure, in accord with the process established by the invention.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 1973Date of Patent: February 10, 1976Assignee: Karl Suss KGInventor: Jean Schmidt