Patents by Inventor Jeremy J. Ell
Jeremy J. Ell 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: 11859947Abstract: A targeting system operable to be used with a bow to assist an operator with striking a target with an arrow. The targeting system may comprise a processor, a target sighting window, a ranging module and a projector. The processor may be configured to control the projector to project a first sighting element onto the target sighting window to select the target, determine a range to the selected target based on the reflected beam, determine an orientation of the bow based at least partially on the determined range to the selected target, determine a location on the target sighting window to present a compensated sighting mark corresponding to the determined orientation, and control the projector to present the variable compensated sighting mark on the target sighting window.Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2021Date of Patent: January 2, 2024Inventors: Chad A. VanCamp, Joe Ryan Dejmal, Jeremy J. Ell, Peter A. Hindman, Joseph T. Lunde
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Patent number: 11274899Abstract: Various archery bows with abutting limb support are shown. One bow includes a riser that has a handle portion and first and second riser portions extending from the handle portion. The first riser portion has multiple limb contact surfaces that are spaced apart. The bow also has a first limb with a proximal end portion that has multiple external surfaces that abut and are articulable relative to the limb contact surfaces. This first limb is free-floating against the first riser portion. A second limb and a bowstring are connected to the bow as well. Tension in the bowstring is transferred to the first and second limbs. Limbs such as the first limb store energy across more of the length of the limb, have less concentrated stresses, and can be supported and dampened close to the proximal end of the limb.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2015Date of Patent: March 15, 2022Assignee: HOYT ARCHERY, INC.Inventors: Jeremy J. Ell, Dan'l J. Anselmo, Zak T. Kurtzhals
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Publication number: 20210262760Abstract: A targeting system operable to be used with a bow to assist an operator with striking a target with an arrow. The targeting system may comprise a processor, a target sighting window, a ranging module and a projector. The processor may be configured to control the projector to project a first sighting element onto the target sighting window to select the target, determine a range to the selected target based on the reflected beam, determine an orientation of the bow based at least partially on the determined range to the selected target, determine a location on the target sighting window to present a compensated sighting mark corresponding to the determined orientation, and control the projector to present the variable compensated sighting mark on the target sighting window.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2021Publication date: August 26, 2021Inventors: Chad A. VanCamp, Joe Ryan Dejmal, Jeremy J. Ell, Peter A. Hindman, Joseph T. Lunde
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Patent number: 11022403Abstract: A targeting system operable to be used with a bow to assist an operator with striking a target with an arrow. The targeting system may comprise a processor, a target sighting window, a ranging module and a projector. The processor may be configured to control the projector to project a first sighting element onto the target sighting window to select the target, determine a range to the selected target based on the reflected beam, determine an orientation of the bow based at least partially on the determined range to the selected target, determine a location on the target sighting window to present a compensated sighting mark corresponding to the determined orientation, and control the projector to present the variable compensated sighting mark on the target sighting window.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2018Date of Patent: June 1, 2021Inventors: Chad A. VanCamp, Joe Ryan Dejmal, Jeremy J. Ell, Peter A. Hindman
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Patent number: 10474194Abstract: A wearable electronic device comprises a housing, a pushbutton, a sensor, and a processing element. The housing includes a sealed internal cavity formed in part by a bottom wall and a side wall. The pushbutton is coupled to an outer surface of the side wall and includes a plunger configured to move in relation to the side wall when the pushbutton is pushed. The sensor is positioned in the internal cavity adjacent to an inner surface of the side wall and includes a conductive element through which an electronic signal is operable to flow. The sensor is configured to modify an electrical characteristic of the electronic signal according to a distance between the plunger and the conductive element. The processing element is configured to receive the electronic signal from the sensor and to process the electronic signal to determine when the pushbutton is pushed.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 2019Date of Patent: November 12, 2019Assignee: Garmin Switzerland GmbHInventors: Jeremy J. Ell, Aaron J. Lindh, Stephen M. Davis, Emily N. McKahan
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Publication number: 20190101357Abstract: A targeting system operable to be used with a bow to assist an operator with striking a target with an arrow. The targeting system may comprise a processor, a target sighting window, a ranging module and a projector. The processor may be configured to control the projector to project a first sighting element onto the target sighting window to select the target, determine a range to the selected target based on the reflected beam, determine an orientation of the bow based at least partially on the determined range to the selected target, determine a location on the target sighting window to present a compensated sighting mark corresponding to the determined orientation, and control the projector to present the variable compensated sighting mark on the target sighting window.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2018Publication date: April 4, 2019Applicant: Garmin Switzerland GmbHInventors: Chad A. VanCamp, Joe Ryan Dejmal, Jeremy J. Ell, Peter A. Hindman
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Publication number: 20170030674Abstract: Various archery bows with abutting limb support are shown. One bow includes a riser that has a handle portion and first and second riser portions extending from the handle portion. The first riser portion has multiple limb contact surfaces that are spaced apart. The bow also has a first limb with a proximal end portion that has multiple external surfaces that abut and are articulable relative to the limb contact surfaces. This first limb is free-floating against the first riser portion. A second limb and a bowstring are connected to the bow as well. Tension in the bowstring is transferred to the first and second limbs. Limbs such as the first limb store energy across more of the length of the limb, have less concentrated stresses, and can be supported and dampened close to the proximal end of the limb.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2015Publication date: February 2, 2017Applicant: Hoyt Archery, Inc.Inventors: Jeremy J. Ell, Dan'l J. Anselmo, Zak T. Kurtzhals
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Patent number: D874311Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2018Date of Patent: February 4, 2020Assignee: Garmin Switzerland GmbHInventors: Stephen W. Connor, Todd P. Register, Kathryn M. Gutschenritter, Jeremy J. Ell
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Patent number: D944100Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2020Date of Patent: February 22, 2022Inventors: Todd P. Register, Kevin Liu, Jeremy J. Ell