Patents by Inventor John P. Nuzzo

John P. Nuzzo 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).

  • Parsing a multidimensional object for printing in various runs
    Patent number: 10055175
    Abstract: A first complexity estimate may be generated for a first portion of a multidimensional object. The first complexity estimate may be for use in estimating a complexity of the first portion of the multidimensional object. A printing capability may be determined for the multidimensional printer. The multidimensional printer may be for use in printing the multidimensional object. The printing capability may be compared with the first complexity estimate. A first failure probability estimate may be generated based on the comparing. The failure probability estimate may be for use in determining a likelihood that the multidimensional printer will print the first portion with an accuracy that exceeds an accuracy threshold.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 14, 2017
    Date of Patent: August 21, 2018
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Gary D. Cudak, David G. Dean, Christopher J. Hardee, John P. Nuzzo, Matthew A. Trzyna, John M. Weber
  • Parsing a multidimensional object for printing in various runs
    Patent number: 9977631
    Abstract: A first complexity estimate may be generated for a first portion of a multidimensional object. The first complexity estimate may be for use in estimating a complexity of the first portion of the multidimensional object. A printing capability may be determined for the multidimensional printer. The multidimensional printer may be for use in printing the multidimensional object. The printing capability may be compared with the first complexity estimate. A first failure probability estimate may be generated based on the comparing. The failure probability estimate may be for use in determining a likelihood that the multidimensional printer will print the first portion with an accuracy that exceeds an accuracy threshold.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 6, 2015
    Date of Patent: May 22, 2018
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Gary D. Cudak, David G. Dean, Christopher J. Hardee, John P. Nuzzo, Matthew A. Trzyna, John M. Weber
  • PARSING A MULTIDIMENSIONAL OBJECT FOR PRINTING IN VARIOUS RUNS
    Publication number: 20180113653
    Abstract: A first complexity estimate may be generated for a first portion of a multidimensional object. The first complexity estimate may be for use in estimating a complexity of the first portion of the multidimensional object. A printing capability may be determined for the multidimensional printer. The multidimensional printer may be for use in printing the multidimensional object. The printing capability may be compared with the first complexity estimate. A first failure probability estimate may be generated based on the comparing. The failure probability estimate may be for use in determining a likelihood that the multidimensional printer will print the first portion with an accuracy that exceeds an accuracy threshold.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 14, 2017
    Publication date: April 26, 2018
    Inventors: Gary D. Cudak, David G. Dean, Christopher J. Hardee, John P. Nuzzo, Matthew A. Trzyna, John M. Weber
  • Parsing a multidimensional object for printing in various runs
    Patent number: 9846556
    Abstract: A first complexity estimate may be generated for a first portion of a multidimensional object. The first complexity estimate may be for use in estimating a complexity of the first portion of the multidimensional object. A printing capability may be determined for the multidimensional printer. The multidimensional printer may be for use in printing the multidimensional object. The printing capability may be compared with the first complexity estimate. A first failure probability estimate may be generated based on the comparing. The failure probability estimate may be for use in determining a likelihood that the multidimensional printer will print the first portion with an accuracy that exceeds an accuracy threshold.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 29, 2015
    Date of Patent: December 19, 2017
    Assignee: International Business Machines Corporation
    Inventors: Gary D. Cudak, David G. Dean, Christopher J. Hardee, John P. Nuzzo, Matthew A. Trzyna, John M. Weber
  • PARSING A MULTIDIMENSIONAL OBJECT FOR PRINTING IN VARIOUS RUNS
    Publication number: 20170031639
    Abstract: A first complexity estimate may be generated for a first portion of a multidimensional object. The first complexity estimate may be for use in estimating a complexity of the first portion of the multidimensional object. A printing capability may be determined for the multidimensional printer. The multidimensional printer may be for use in printing the multidimensional object. The printing capability may be compared with the first complexity estimate. A first failure probability estimate may be generated based on the comparing. The failure probability estimate may be for use in determining a likelihood that the multidimensional printer will print the first portion with an accuracy that exceeds an accuracy threshold.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 6, 2015
    Publication date: February 2, 2017
    Inventors: Gary D. Cudak, David G. Dean, Christopher J. Hardee, John P. Nuzzo, Matthew A. Trzyna, John M. Weber
  • PARSING A MULTIDIMENSIONAL OBJECT FOR PRINTING IN VARIOUS RUNS
    Publication number: 20170031634
    Abstract: A first complexity estimate may be generated for a first portion of a multidimensional object. The first complexity estimate may be for use in estimating a complexity of the first portion of the multidimensional object. A printing capability may be determined for the multidimensional printer. The multidimensional printer may be for use in printing the multidimensional object. The printing capability may be compared with the first complexity estimate. A first failure probability estimate may be generated based on the comparing. The failure probability estimate may be for use in determining a likelihood that the multidimensional printer will print the first portion with an accuracy that exceeds an accuracy threshold.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 29, 2015
    Publication date: February 2, 2017
    Inventors: Gary D. Cudak, David G. Dean, Christopher J. Hardee, John P. Nuzzo, Matthew A. Trzyna, John M. Weber