Patents by Inventor John Garriott
John Garriott 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: 10570607Abstract: A method of erecting an acoustic shell for stage performances, the shell have frame defining a concave volume that is curved in two orthogonal planes and has an inner surface facing forwardly of a stage for a performance. A plurality of polygonal acoustic panels are positioned in the frame and spaced in rows and column along the inner surface, each panel having an outer acoustically active surface. The frame is formed of plural curved trusses each with a base for support on the stage and a peak. An oculus ring is connected to the peak of each arch and the bases of the arches are space along a bottom curve of the concave volume. The panels comprise plural adjacent blocks in rows and columns, each with a base and inner closed end, the length of each block being different for adjacent blocks.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2019Date of Patent: February 25, 2020Assignee: CS INVENTIONS, LLCInventors: Christopher A Stapleton, Michael Cronin, Bruce Rodgers, Tye Trussell, James McKinney, John Garriott, Clayton Hunt, Matt Jumper
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Publication number: 20190277018Abstract: A method of erecting an acoustic shell for stage performances, the shell have frame defining a concave volume that is curved in two orthogonal planes and has an inner surface facing forwardly of a stage for a performance. A plurality of polygonal acoustic panels are positioned in the frame and spaced in rows and column along the inner surface, each panel having an outer acoustically active surface. The frame is formed of plural curved trusses each with a base for support on the stage and a peak. An oculus ring is connected to the peak of each arch and the bases of the arches are space along a bottom curve of the concave volume. The panels comprise plural adjacent blocks in rows and columns, each with a base and inner closed end, the length of each block being different for adjacent blocks.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2019Publication date: September 12, 2019Applicant: CS Inventions, LLCInventors: Christopher A STAPLETON, Michael CRONIN, Bruce RODGERS, Tye TRUSSELL, James MCKINNEY, John GARRIOTT, Clayton HUNT, Matt JUMPER
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Patent number: 10323403Abstract: An acoustic shell for stage performances has a frame defining a concave volume that is curved in two orthogonal planes and has an inner surface facing forwardly of a stage for a performance. A plurality of polygonal acoustic panels are positioned in the frame and spaced in rows and column along the inner surface, each panel having an outer acoustically active surface. The frame is formed of plural curved trusses each with a base for support on the stage and a peak. An oculus ring is connected to the peak of each arch and the bases of the arches are space along a bottom curve of the concave volume. The panels comprise plural adjacent blocks in rows and columns, each with a base and inner closed end, the length of each block being different for adjacent blocks.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2018Date of Patent: June 18, 2019Assignee: CS INVENTIONS, LLCInventors: Christopher A Stapleton, Michael Cronin, Bruce Rodgers, Tye Trussell, James McKinney, John Garriott, Clayton Hunt, Matt Jumper
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Patent number: 8413503Abstract: A constant temperature anemometer is disclosed. The anemometer includes electrically conductive pins including a first set of pins and a second set of pins. A conductor is coupled to the electrically coupled pins. A current source is configured to provide a current through the conductor between the first set of pins. A voltage sensor is configured to measure the voltage across the conductor between the second set of pins. The current source and voltage sensor are configured to maintain a constant resistance of the conductor between the first set of pins.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2011Date of Patent: April 9, 2013Assignee: CareFusion 207, Inc.Inventors: Dan Graboi, Finn Sveen, John Garriott
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Publication number: 20110167902Abstract: A constant temperature anemometer is disclosed. The anemometer includes electrically conductive pins including a first set of pins and a second set of pins. A conductor is coupled to the electrically coupled pins. A current source is configured to provide a current through the conductor between the first set of pins. A voltage sensor is configured to measure the voltage across the conductor between the second set of pins. The current source and voltage sensor are configured to maintain a constant resistance of the conductor between the first set of pins.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2011Publication date: July 14, 2011Applicant: CAREFUSION 207, INC.Inventors: Dan GRABOI, Finn SVEEN, John GARRIOTT
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Patent number: 7946167Abstract: A constant temperature hot-conductor anemometer includes a set of electrically conductive pins including a pair of inner pins and a pair of outer pins. A conductor is electrically and mechanically coupled to the pins. A current source is coupled to the inner pins. The current source is configured to provide a current through the conductor between the inner pins. A voltage sensor is coupled to the outer pins and configured to measure a voltage across the conductor between the outer pins. The current source and voltage sensor are configured to maintain a constant resistance of the conductor between the inner pins. In an example, a second set of pins, a second conductor and a second circuit are also used to measure dynamic temperature of a fluid and also to calibrate resistances at a known ambient temperature.Type: GrantFiled: August 12, 2009Date of Patent: May 24, 2011Assignee: Carefusion 207, Inc.Inventors: Dan Graboi, Finn Sveen, John Garriott
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Publication number: 20110036161Abstract: A constant temperature hot-conductor anemometer includes a set of electrically conductive pins including a pair of inner pins and a pair of outer pins. A conductor is electrically and mechanically coupled to the pins. A current source is coupled to the inner pins. The current source is configured to provide a current through the conductor between the inner pins. A voltage sensor is coupled to the outer pins and configured to measure a voltage across the conductor between the outer pins. The current source and voltage sensor are configured to maintain a constant resistance of the conductor between the inner pins. In an example, a second set of pins, a second conductor and a second circuit are also used to measure dynamic temperature of a fluid and also to calibrate resistances at a known ambient temperature.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2009Publication date: February 17, 2011Applicant: CareFusion 207, Inc.Inventors: Dan Graboi, Finn Sveen, John Garriott