Patents by Inventor Kathleen McNutt

Kathleen McNutt 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).

  • Wearable sensor retaining device
    Patent number: 10022088
    Abstract: A wearable sensor retaining device and techniques for integrating a wearable sensor retaining device into a first responder's garment, such as a firefighter's shirt. The wearable sensor retaining device may include a strap having a rigid connector having a male portion and a female portion (e.g. a side-release buckle) for adjustably securing the strap around a wearer's torso to ensure proper location of the wearable sensor and proper fit for the wearer. The strap has a portion for coupling to a wearable sensor and having sufficient tension to retain the wearable monitor in the proper location, while maintaining wearer comfort so as not to impede the range of motion of the wearer. The strap may include a length adjustment loop that provides the wearer a customized fit and quick, consistent application.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 28, 2014
    Date of Patent: July 17, 2018
    Assignee: Globe Holding Company, LLC
    Inventors: Mark Mordecai, Birgit Leitner, Kathleen McNutt, Julie Snedeker, Karen Carter, Clare King
  • Wearable Sensor Retaining Device
    Publication number: 20140352023
    Abstract: A wearable sensor retaining device and techniques for integrating a wearable sensor retaining device into a first responder's garment, such as a firefighter's shirt. The wearable sensor retaining device may include a strap having a rigid connector having a male portion and a female portion (e.g. a side-release buckle) for adjustably securing the strap around a wearer's torso to ensure proper location of the wearable sensor and proper fit for the wearer. The strap has a portion for coupling to a wearable sensor and having sufficient tension to retain the wearable monitor in the proper location, while maintaining wearer comfort so as not to impede the range of motion of the wearer. The strap may include a length adjustment loop that provides the wearer a customized fit and quick, consistent application.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 28, 2014
    Publication date: December 4, 2014
    Inventors: Mark Mordecai, Birgit Leitner, Kathleen McNutt, Julie Snedeker, Karen Carter, Clare King