Patents by Inventor John Richmond
John Richmond 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: 11928240Abstract: The present invention provides a means for efficiently and securely collecting, storing, and sharing all types of personal, electronic information from, for and between individuals and business users using software that runs on multiple personal, business and cloud computing systems. The information of a primary user is stored in an encrypted relational database which associates the private data with private data fields needed by secondary users or various business users. Each entity is assigned one unique user identity to ensure consistency in data privacy and sharing. Attributes for data groups exist to define the secondary users and business users who the primary user has authorized for access to or master sourcing of certified data. Change lists, including conditions for implementation, are created to facilitate management, scheduling and distribution of changes. Collection, storage, and distribution of personal data is assisted by robotic process automation algorithms.Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 2022Date of Patent: March 12, 2024Inventors: Greg Richmond, Bihama Vedaste, Dean Hamilton, John Chiong
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Patent number: 10065197Abstract: A hydraulic particle separator is described. The particle separator comprises a main body having a top, a bottom, and a wall enclosing an interior cavity. At least one feed port is disposed on the top of the main body to introduce crude particle mixtures. A partition disposed within the cavity separates the cavity into a lower chamber and an upper chamber. The partition has at least one orifice for fluidic communication between the upper chamber and lower chamber. One or more grooves extend vertically along the interior surface of the wall. At least one tangential flow inlet port is disposed along the wall of the upper chamber above the partition.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2017Date of Patent: September 4, 2018Inventors: John Richmond, Michael Lee Gray
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Publication number: 20180015479Abstract: An innovative compact high efficiency hydraulic particle separator is disclosed. Featured embodiments of the innovative separator comprise a cylindrical main body having an upper chamber and a lower chamber separated by a partition. A liquid fluid flow upwelling through the partition from the lower chamber is caused to mix with tangential jet of fluid flowing introduced above the partition in the upper chamber produces a spiral flow within the upper chamber and flows upward to the top of the apparatus. Particle mixtures containing low density and high specific gravity particles and other solids are introduced into the upper chamber are immediately contacted by the upward spiral flow, where low-density particles are immediately entrained in the spiral flow and separated from the high-density particles, swept upward and exit the apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2017Publication date: January 18, 2018Inventors: John Richmond, Michael Lee Gray
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Patent number: 9384644Abstract: A wearable and mobile system for using GPS location signals for performing sleepwalking alarm services and sleepwalking medical monitoring service, said system having a GPS location detector; a recorder which is capable of recording GPS locations diurnally; a signal processor, which is capable of storing signals and comparing stored signals; an external signal generator capable of generating a signal suitable for reception by a person in proximity to the user such as flashing lights, chime or other signal perceivable by a person and capable of generating a signal suitable for reception by an external receptor via radio wave, Bluetooth signal or other machine readable signal; a communication system which is capable of sending and receiving signals to and from the GPS location detector, recorder, signal processor and external signal generator, and software which periodically allows the signal processor to compare a GPS location sent front said GPS location detector to said recorder via said communication systemType: GrantFiled: October 7, 2013Date of Patent: July 5, 2016Inventor: John Richmond McWilliams
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Patent number: 8645198Abstract: A facility for evaluating an advertising strategy with respect to a subject website is described. The facility receives a specification of the advertising strategy. The specification indicates how to apply the advertising strategy to select one of a plurality of advertising campaigns in response to each page request against the subject website. The facility applies the advertising strategy in accordance with the received advertising strategy specification to a sequence of page requests earlier received against the subject website. The facility then assesses the results of applying the advertising strategy in accordance with the received advertising strategy specification to the earlier-received page requests.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2005Date of Patent: February 4, 2014Assignee: AudienceScience Inc.Inventors: Basem Nayfeh, Andrew Chen, John Richmond, Maciek Kozyrczak, Jason Carlisle, Rob Cromwell, Brad Hefta-Gaub
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Publication number: 20080088825Abstract: An apparatus for the analysis of a sample by means of an infrared (IR) spectroscopy, comprising a vessel (1) rotating during operation for holding the sample, a measuring head (2, 2?) connected with the vessel, a spectrometer (8) which is supplied with IR radiation reflected by the sample, and at least one first optical fiber element (4a) for transmitting the IR radiation reflected by the sample, is characterized in that the spectrometer (8) is stationary and a first rotary feed through (7, 7?, 7a, 7a?) is provided for coupling the reflected IR radiation from the first optical fiber element (4a) into a second optical fiber element (4b), in which the first optical fiber element (4a) is connected with the rotating part of the first rotary feed through (7, 7?, 7a, 7a?) and the spectrometer (8) is connected with the stationary part of the first rotary feed through (7, 7?, 7a, 7a?) via the second optical fiber element (4b).Type: ApplicationFiled: October 3, 2007Publication date: April 17, 2008Applicant: Bruker Optik GmbHInventors: John Richmond, Mike Fenner
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Publication number: 20070119787Abstract: An automatic, self-regulating method of water treatment for use in water circulating towers in which water is evaporated, and make up water is added, with components which synergistically function to cut chemical, energy, water, corrosion, pollution, and maintenance costs, by passing the water through a Water Conditioning unit to prevent adhering evaporation scale deposits along with their content of concentrated biofouling nutrients from forming on the flooded surfaces of the tower and its associated water flow circuit, adding.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 14, 2006Publication date: May 31, 2007Applicant: EnviroTower Inc.Inventors: Frederick Dart, John Richmond
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Publication number: 20070114186Abstract: An automatic, self-regulating method of water treatment for use in water circulating towers in which water is evaporated, and make up water is added, with components which synergistically function to cut chemical, energy, water, corrosion, pollution, and maintenance costs, by passing the water through a water conditioning unit to prevent adhering evaporation scale deposits along with their content of concentrated biofouling nutrients from forming on the flooded surfaces of the tower and its associated water flow circuit, adding.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 12, 2007Publication date: May 24, 2007Inventors: Frederick Dart, John Richmond
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Publication number: 20070068875Abstract: An automatic, self-regulating method of water treatment for use in water circulating towers in which water is evaporated, and make up water is added, with components which synergistically function to cut chemical, energy, water, corrosion, pollution, and maintenance costs, by passing the water through a Water Conditioning unit to prevent adhering evaporation scale deposits along with their content of concentrated biofouling nutrients from forming on the flooded surfaces of the tower and its associated water flow circuit, adding a trace level of iodine to the input make-up water to enhance the further disinfection of nutrient-deprived surfaces from any residual biofilm and chance pathogen contaminations, and adding a trace level addition of zinc ions in the water such as by an assured treatment feeder to the input make-up flow for inhibiting residual iodine-resistant algal and bacterial organisms of hazard for restoring bionutrient tower conditions, such as within sun-lit environments, and apparatus for carryiType: ApplicationFiled: November 14, 2006Publication date: March 29, 2007Applicant: ENVIROTOWER INC.Inventors: Frederick Dart, John Richmond
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Publication number: 20070029262Abstract: An automatic, self-regulating method of water treatment for use in water circulating towers in which water is evaporated, and make up water is added, with components which synergistically function to cut chemical, energy, water, corrosion, pollution, and maintenance costs, by passing the water through a Water Conditioning unit to prevent adhering evaporation scale deposits along with their content of concentrated biofouling nutrients from forming on the flooded surfaces of the tower and its associated water flow circuit, adding a trace level of iodine to the input make-up water to enhance the further disinfection of nutrient-deprived surfaces from any residual biofilm and chance pathogen contaminations, and adding a trace level addition of zinc ions in the water such as by an assured treatment feeder to the input make-up flow for inhibiting residual iodine-resistant algal and bacterial organisms of hazard for restoring bionutrient tower conditions, such as within sun-lit environments, and apparatus for carryiType: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2006Publication date: February 8, 2007Applicant: EnviroTower Inc.Inventors: Frederick Dart, John Richmond
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Publication number: 20050011839Abstract: An automatic, self-regulating method of water treatment for use in water circulating towers in which water is evaporated, and make up water is added, with components which synergistically function to cut chemical, energy, water, corrosion, pollution, and maintenance costs, by passing the water through a Water Conditioning unit to prevent adhering evaporation scale deposits along with their content of concentrated biofouling nutrients from forming on the flooded surfaces of the tower and its associated water flow circuit, adding.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 28, 2004Publication date: January 20, 2005Inventors: James Dart, John Richmond
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Patent number: 5694652Abstract: The invention provides a toilet flushing system comprising a water reservoir provided with a water inlet, and a water outlet for directing water into or towards an associated toilet bowl; a discharge chamber communicating with the discharge outlet of the toilet bowl, the discharge chamber having at a downstream location thereof an exit opening provided with closure means; and air conduit extending between an upper end of the water reservoir and the discharge chamber such that reductions in air pressure within the upper end of the water reservoir caused by a fall in water level in the water reservoir are transmitted to the discharge chamber to produce temporarily a partial vacuum therein thereby to draw water from the toilet bowl through the discharge chamber.Type: GrantFiled: May 30, 1995Date of Patent: December 9, 1997Assignee: Michael John StockInventors: Michael John Stock, Christopher John Richmond