Patents by Inventor Judge Woodrow Morgan, III

Judge Woodrow Morgan, III 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).

  • Air purifying respirator having inhalation and exhalation ducts to reduce rate of pathogen transmission
    Patent number: 8402966
    Abstract: A filter mask includes an oronasal cup, an inhalation directional cover, and an exhalation diverter body. The oronasal cup encloses a nose and mouth of a user. The oronasal cup is fluidly coupled with a filter. The inhalation directional cover is configured to be joined to the filter. The inhalation directional cover includes an elongated wing portion that is oriented in an inhalation direction that is angled with respect to the center axis of the filter. The exhalation diverter body is fluidly coupled with the oronasal cup. The exhalation diverter body defines an exhalation duct that directs exhaled air out of the oronasal cup along an exhalation direction. The inhalation direction and the exhalation direction are oriented away from a plane of interaction between the user and another person.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 23, 2009
    Date of Patent: March 26, 2013
    Assignee: Scott Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Judge Woodrow Morgan, III, Amy Elizabeth Staubs, Michael Parham, Sioned Owens, Sean Austerbery, Gareth Roberts, Troy Alan Baker
  • AIR PURIFYING RESPIRATOR HAVING INHALATION AND EXHALATION DUCTS TO REDUCE RATE OF PATHOGEN TRANSMISSION
    Publication number: 20110036347
    Abstract: A filter mask includes an oronasal cup, an inhalation directional cover, and an exhalation diverter body. The oronasal cup encloses a nose and mouth of a user. The oronasal cup is fluidly coupled with a filter. The inhalation directional cover is configured to be joined to the filter. The inhalation directional cover includes an elongated wing portion that is oriented in an inhalation direction that is angled with respect to the center axis of the filter. The exhalation diverter body is fluidly coupled with the oronasal cup. The exhalation diverter body defines an exhalation duct that directs exhaled air out of the oronasal cup along an exhalation direction. The inhalation direction and the exhalation direction are oriented away from a plane of interaction between the user and another person.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 23, 2009
    Publication date: February 17, 2011
    Applicant: SCOTT TECHNOLOGIES, INC
    Inventors: JUDGE WOODROW MORGAN, III, AMY ELIZABETH STAUBS, MICHAEL PARHAM, SIONED OWENS, SEAN AUSTERBERY, GARETH ROBERTS, TROY ALAN BAKER