Patents by Inventor Jeremiah Morgan
Jeremiah Morgan 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: 11711579Abstract: Techniques for generating an interactive and dynamically updated content stream are described herein. Data assets that correspond to video segments provided by a plurality of content providers may be maintained. A video segment may correspond to a first portion of a full video segment for a piece of content from the plurality of content providers. A content stream may be generated that includes video segments provided by the plurality of content providers based at least in part on the data assets. The content stream may be presented via an application. Second input may be received via the application during presentation of the content stream that corresponds to a navigation command for displaying different content. The content stream may be updated to at least one of removing certain video segments or adding new video segments to the content stream based at least in part on the second input.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 2021Date of Patent: July 25, 2023Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Jason Adrian Galep, Scott Michael Collins, Kelly Bork, Jack Patrick Copeland, Jeremiah Morgan, Paul A. Kotas, Sweta Gupta
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Publication number: 20230127317Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2022Publication date: April 27, 2023Inventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Philip Hendsbee, Kevin K. Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki
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Patent number: 11553908Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2019Date of Patent: January 17, 2023Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Philip Hendsbee, Kevin K. Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki
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Publication number: 20200022699Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2019Publication date: January 23, 2020Inventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Philip Hendsbee, Kevin K. Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki
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Patent number: 10426458Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: GrantFiled: February 21, 2017Date of Patent: October 1, 2019Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Philip Hendsbee, Kevin K. Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki
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Publication number: 20170156720Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 21, 2017Publication date: June 8, 2017Applicant: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Philip Hendsbee, Kevin K. Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki
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Patent number: 9592048Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2014Date of Patent: March 14, 2017Assignee: Edwards Lifesciences CorporationInventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Hendsbee, Kevin Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki
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Publication number: 20160166248Abstract: A multiple-fire securing device includes a hollow outer shaft, a reloader, a reloader movement assembly, a rail, and securing structures each defining an inner securing orifice. The reloader longitudinally moves within the outer shaft and has a distal end shaped to temporarily contact one of the securing structures. The rail is disposed within the reloader and has an installing location. The securing structures are disposed on the rail. The reloader movement assembly moves the reloader longitudinally in a distal direction to deliver a first securing structure to the installing location from a first proximal position and moves the reloader proximally away from the installing location without the first securing structure to a position in which the distal end of the reloader temporarily contacts a second one of the securing structures. The second and successive securing structures are moved one at a time to the installing location.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2015Publication date: June 16, 2016Inventors: Derek Dee Deville, Kevin W. Smith, Michael Walter Kirk, Carlos Rivera, George Nunez, Thomas O. Bales, JR., Korey Kline, Matthew A. Palmer, M. Sean McBrayer, Richard Cartledge, Max Pierre Mendez, Hengchu Cao, Anthony Peter Carcia, Kevin Dang, Carey Hendsbee, Brent K. Hoffman, Brian R. Jacobs, Mohammad Jafari, Brian Janish, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Raffaele Mazzei, Manouchehr A. Miraki, Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Michael C. Murad, Travis Zenyo Oba, Ralph Schneider, Fabian Daniel Schroeder, Tyler Douglas Smith, Ming H. Wu
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Publication number: 20150018879Abstract: A knotless suture fastener installation system for securing medical devices such as cardiac implants. The knotless suture fasteners may be spring-biased so as to grip onto sutures passed therethrough. The system includes a fastener deployment tool with a proximal handle and a distal shaft to which a fastener cartridge attaches. A plurality of disposable cartridges are sequentially attached to the end of the deployment tool and used to secure the medical implant one fastener at a time. The deployment tool may also cut the sutures being fastened.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2014Publication date: January 15, 2015Inventors: Ryan Moehle, Jeremiah Morgan, Carey Hendsbee, Kevin Dang, Brian R. Jacobs, Brent K. Hoffman, Jeffrey L. Mahoney, Manouchehr A. Miraki