Patents by Inventor Joseph Cates
Joseph Cates 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: 9730548Abstract: A funnel assembly for a beverage brewer comprises: a central body with an upper opening for receiving a brewed beverage from the beverage brewer and a lower opening for directing the brewed beverage into a selected one of two or more shuttles; and an upper clip portion configured to snap onto and engage a shaft extending from the beverage brewer, such that the funnel assembly is pivotable about an axis defined by the shaft between a first position in which it directs the brewed beverage into a first of the two or more shuttles and a second position in which it directs the brewed beverage into a second of the two or more shuttles.Type: GrantFiled: August 9, 2013Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: Grindmaster CorporationInventors: Richard Leon Sipp, Mark Anthony Johnson, Curry Joseph Cates
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Publication number: 20160298930Abstract: A target practice system includes a target, a first optical sensing unit that views an image on the target, a second optical sensing unit that views a user of the target system, and a data processing unit that communicates with the first optical sensing unit and the second optical sensing unit. The image on the target is either a static or dynamic image that changes over a defined time period, and an algorithm may be implemented in the data processing unit to analyze the image to determine shots on the image. The algorithm may also analyze a user image of the user captured by the second optical sensing unit to identify characteristics of the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 13, 2015Publication date: October 13, 2016Inventors: Carl Wesley Squire, Jamey Joseph Cates, David James Howarth
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Patent number: 9326529Abstract: A beverage dispenser for partially frozen beverages includes at least one bowl for storing a beverage product, with a freezing cylinder positioned in the bowl. The beverage dispenser further includes a cooling system for supplying a cooling medium to the freezing cylinder to cool the beverage product when stored in the bowl, along with a dispenser assembly for dispensing the beverage product from the bowl. The beverage dispenser includes an auger which rotates about the freezing cylinder. A driven hub is positioned on and rotates with respect to the freezing cylinder, and the driven hub engages a rear end portion of the auger. A driver hub is positioned inside of the freezing cylinder and is magnetically coupled to the driven hub, such that rotation of the driver hub causes a corresponding rotation of the driven hub, and thus, rotation of the auger.Type: GrantFiled: May 6, 2015Date of Patent: May 3, 2016Assignee: Grindmaster CorporationInventors: Richard Leon Sipp, Curry Joseph Cates, Jose G. Avendano
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Publication number: 20150230496Abstract: A beverage dispenser for partially frozen beverages includes at least one bowl for storing a beverage product, with a freezing cylinder positioned in the bowl. The beverage dispenser further includes a cooling system for supplying a cooling medium to the freezing cylinder to cool the beverage product when stored in the bowl, along with a dispenser assembly for dispensing the beverage product from the bowl. The beverage dispenser includes an auger which rotates about the freezing cylinder. A driven hub is positioned on and rotates with respect to the freezing cylinder, and the driven hub engages a rear end portion of the auger. A driver hub is positioned inside of the freezing cylinder and is magnetically coupled to the driven hub, such that rotation of the driver hub causes a corresponding rotation of the driven hub, and thus, rotation of the auger.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 6, 2015Publication date: August 20, 2015Inventors: Richard Leon Sipp, Curry Joseph Cates, Jose G. Avendano
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Patent number: 9060527Abstract: A beverage dispenser for partially frozen beverages includes at least one bowl for storing a beverage product, with a freezing cylinder positioned in the bowl. The beverage dispenser further includes a cooling system for supplying a cooling medium to the freezing cylinder to cool the beverage product when stored in the bowl, along with a dispenser assembly for dispensing the beverage product from the bowl. The beverage dispenser includes an auger which rotates about the freezing cylinder. A driven hub is positioned on and rotates with respect to the freezing cylinder, and the driven hub engages a rear end portion of the auger. A driver hub is positioned inside of the freezing cylinder and is magnetically coupled to the driven hub, such that rotation of the driver hub causes a corresponding rotation of the driven hub, and thus, rotation of the auger.Type: GrantFiled: August 12, 2013Date of Patent: June 23, 2015Assignee: Grindmaster CorporationInventors: Richard Leon Sipp, Curry Joseph Cates, Jose G. Avendano
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Publication number: 20130327080Abstract: A beverage dispenser for partially frozen beverages includes at least one bowl for storing a beverage product, with a freezing cylinder positioned in the bowl. The beverage dispenser further includes a cooling system for supplying a cooling medium to the freezing cylinder to cool the beverage product when stored in the bowl, along with a dispenser assembly for dispensing the beverage product from the bowl. The beverage dispenser includes an auger which rotates about the freezing cylinder. A driven hub is positioned on and rotates with respect to the freezing cylinder, and the driven hub engages a rear end portion of the auger. A driver hub is positioned inside of the freezing cylinder and is magnetically coupled to the driven hub, such that rotation of the driver hub causes a corresponding rotation of the driven hub, and thus, rotation of the auger.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2013Publication date: December 12, 2013Inventors: Richard Leon Sipp, Curry Joseph Cates, Jose G. Avendano
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Patent number: 7957951Abstract: Methods and systems for simulation of a testable system are provided in which a virtual testable system is used. One method includes inputting a system definition file into a translation utility, where the system definition file includes a plurality of physical addresses required for execution of the system definition file in the testable system. The method also includes inputting a memory map file into the translation utility, the memory map representing a virtual memory space for a virtual testable system. The method further includes generating virtual translation information by translating the physical addresses into virtual addresses using the memory map file.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2007Date of Patent: June 7, 2011Assignees: Robert Bosch GmbH, ETAS, Inc.Inventors: Timothy W. Foster, Jamey Joseph Cates, Oliver Schade, Cornelia Woit
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Publication number: 20090083132Abstract: Tracking digital asset infringement activities and infringers on peer-to-peer networks. One method for assessing notice effectiveness of unauthorized distributors of content on a peer-to-peer network comprises processing peer data from a plurality of peers on the network, wherein the peer data aids in identification of individual unauthorized distributors. The embodiment includes creating a trial with a trial base population of the unauthorized distributors and a trial capture window, determining metrics for measuring the notice effectiveness, selecting a randomization methodology for the trial, performing the trial with the trial base population over the trial capture window according to the randomization methodology and issuing notices to some of the unauthorized distributors.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2008Publication date: March 26, 2009Applicant: GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYInventors: Necip Doganaksoy, Angshuman Saha, Joseph Cates, Aaron Shaw Markham, Jayanth Kalle Marasanapalle, Michelle My-Ly Huynh
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Publication number: 20080229150Abstract: Methods and systems for simulation of a testable system are provided in which a virtual testable system is used. One method includes inputting a system definition file into a translation utility, where the system definition file includes a plurality of physical addresses required for execution of the system definition file in the testable system. The method also includes inputting a memory map file into the translation utility, the memory map representing a virtual memory space for a virtual testable system. The method further includes generating virtual translation information by translating the physical addresses into virtual addresses using the memory map file.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2007Publication date: September 18, 2008Applicants: ETAS, Inc., Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: Timothy W. Foster, Jamey Joseph Cates, Oliver Schade, Cornelia Woit
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Publication number: 20080229165Abstract: Methods and systems for simulation of a testable system are provided in which a virtual testable system is used. One method includes inputting a system definition file into a translation utility, where the system definition file includes a plurality of virtual addresses required for execution of the system definition file in a virtual testable system. The method also includes inputting a memory map file into the translation utility, the memory map representing a physical memory space for a testable system. The method further includes generating translation information by translating the virtual addresses into physical addresses using the memory map file.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2007Publication date: September 18, 2008Applicants: ETAS, Inc., Robert Bosch GmbHInventors: Timothy W. Foster, Jamey Joseph Cates
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Publication number: 20050043548Abstract: A monitoring station is used to monitor a computer network for illegal or undesirable content. The monitoring station conducts searches based on a set of criteria and optionally downloads and examines suspected files. Once the monitoring station identifies illegal or undesirable content, it sends an electronic notice to a control station. The control station derives a enforcement order from the electronic notice based on enforcement rules. The control station sends the enforcement order to a traffic controller. The traffic controller executes the enforcement rule by limiting the access of a network node. In a further embodiment multiple monitoring stations, control stations and traffic controllers may be used.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2004Publication date: February 24, 2005Inventor: Joseph Cates