Patents by Inventor Kevin Dolan
Kevin Dolan 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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Publication number: 20240112164Abstract: A method using one or more mobile devices for transporting information from an automated teller machine (“ATM”) to a central server when the ATM does not support a network connection and, upon return of the one or more mobile devices to the ATM, updating the ATM may be provided. The method may include transporting electronic transaction data processed locally at the ATM, via a mobile device, to a location where a network connection between the mobile device and the central server may be established. When in a location including network connection, the method may include transmitting the electronic transaction data to the central server. When the mobile device is detected to have returned to be within the pre-determined range of the ATM, the method may include transmitting a data packet to the ATM, the data packet received from the central server, thereby updating the ATM of the transmittal.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 3, 2022Publication date: April 4, 2024Inventors: Manu Kurian, Siten Sanghvi, Heather Dolan, George Albero, Maharaj Mukherjee, Kevin A. Delson
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Publication number: 20190388282Abstract: An absorbent article is described that includes leg elastics that form the outermost edges of the product. The leg elastics can include an increased number of elastomeric strands and can extend outboard of the chassis. In this manner, the leg elastics can form a proper seal with the legs of the wearer without interference and can be visually inspected by a caregiver. Placing the leg elastics outboard of the chassis also provides for an efficient manner of producing the garment by attaching multiple elastic components to the garment along a vertical bonding seam.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 28, 2017Publication date: December 26, 2019Inventors: David J. Enz, Jim P. King, Sarah A. Kleuskens, Pat Abney, Kevin Dolan, Amy Feng, Andrew T. Hammond
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Patent number: 10086220Abstract: A protective breathing mask assembly comprises a face mask portion 10 having a brow support 5 at the top thereof which, in use, extends around the brow of the wearer, and a face seal 6 which extends around the back edge of the mask portion 10 so as, in use, to engage around the sides of the wearer's face to prevent the ingress of material into the mask portion. The mask assembly further includes a rear of head strap 4 which extends between the ends of the brow support 5, in use, around the back of the wearer's head. A crown strap 2 is connected to opposing sides of the mask assembly so as, in use, to extend across the top of the wearer's head in opposing relation to the face seal 6, thereby pulling the face seal up against the wearer's face.Type: GrantFiled: November 18, 2013Date of Patent: October 2, 2018Inventors: Kevin Dolan, Neale Osmond
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Patent number: 10000703Abstract: The present invention provides an improved catalytic fast pyrolysis process for increased yield of useful and desirable products, while greatly reducing or eliminating fouling of various critical process lines which are likely to transfer heavy hydrocarbons, aromatics and oxygenates. The process comprises steps including feeding a fluid solvent stream having a Snyder Polarity Index of at least 2.4 to one or more of i) the raw fluid product stream from a catalytic fast pyrolysis process fluidized bed reactor to a first separation system, ii) the fluid product stream from the first separation system to a quench vapor/liquid separation system, iii) the vapor phase stream from the quench vapor/liquid separation system to a product recovery system, and, optionally, to the spent catalyst steam stripping system upstream of the catalyst regeneration system.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 2016Date of Patent: June 19, 2018Assignee: ANELLOTECH, INC.Inventors: Charles Sorensen, Ruozhi Song, Zachary Goodman, Collin Schmidt, Scott Johnstone, Kevin Dolan, Megan Wagner
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Publication number: 20160326438Abstract: The present invention provides an improved catalytic fast pyrolysis process for increased yield of useful and desirable products, while greatly reducing or eliminating fouling of various critical process lines which are likely to transfer heavy hydrocarbons, aromatics and oxygenates. The process comprises steps including feeding a fluid solvent stream having a Snyder Polarity Index of at least 2.4 to one or more of i) the raw fluid product stream from a catalytic fast pyrolysis process fluidized bed reactor to a first separation system, ii) the fluid product stream from the first separation system to a quench vapor/liquid separation system, iii) the vapor phase stream from the quench vapor/liquid separation system to a product recovery system, and, optionally, to the spent catalyst steam stripping system upstream of the catalyst regeneration system.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 27, 2016Publication date: November 10, 2016Inventors: Charles Sorensen, Ruozhi Song, Zachary Goodman, Collin Schmidt, Scott Johnstone, Kevin Dolan, Megan Wagner
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Publication number: 20150068372Abstract: A plate configured to contact a web includes a first region having a first characteristic and a second region having a second characteristic different than the first characteristic. The plate has a substantially arcuate wall with an inner surface and an outer surface. A plurality of vacuum holes extends between the inner and outer surfaces and are configured to be in fluid communication with a vacuum source. A vacuum region is adapted to contact the first region of the web and a reduced-vacuum region is adapted to receive the second region of the web. The plurality of vacuum holes are configured such that, when attached to the vacuum source, a vacuum pressure at the vacuum region is greater than a pressure at the reduced-vacuum region so that the first region of the web is held against the plate with a greater force than the second region.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2013Publication date: March 12, 2015Inventors: Patrick Dean Abney, Paul Douglas Beuther, Kevin Dolan, David John Enz
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Publication number: 20140144430Abstract: A protective breathing mask assembly comprises a face mask portion 10 having a brow support 5 at the top thereof which, in use, extends around the brow of the wearer, and a face seal 6 which extends around the back edge of the mask portion 10 so as, in use, to engage around the sides of the wearers face to prevent the ingress of material into the mask portion. The mask assembly further includes a rear of head strap 4 which extends between the ends of the brow support 5, in use, around the back of the wearers head. A crown strap 2 is connected to opposing sides of the mask assembly so as, in use, to extend across the top of the wearers head in opposing relation to the face seal 6, thereby pulling the face seal up against the wearers face.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 18, 2013Publication date: May 29, 2014Applicant: Scott Health & Safety LTDInventors: Kevin Dolan, Neale Osmond
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Publication number: 20070292386Abstract: The present invention relates to compositions for intradermal delivery of an antigenic or immunogenic agent in combination with one or more adjuvants. The immunogenic compositions of the invention comprise an antigenic or immunogenic agent and at least one adjuvant, which enhances the immune response to the antigenic or immunogenic agent, once delivered to the intradermal compartment of a subject's skin. The immunogenic compositions of the invention have enhanced efficacy as the adjuvants of the composition promote recruitment of antigen presenting cells to the intradermal compartment and thus enhance presentation and/or availability of the antigenic or immunogenic agent to the antigen presenting cells. The enhanced efficacy of the immunogenic compositions of the invention results in a therapeutically and/or prophylactically effective immune response after a single intradermal dose, with lower doses of adjuvant than conventionally used, achieving therapeutic efficacy from a single administration.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2005Publication date: December 20, 2007Inventors: Robert Campbell, Kevin Dolan, Wendy Woodley
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Publication number: 20070088414Abstract: The present invention relates to formulations, methods and devices for delivering one or more biologically active agents, particularly a diagnostic or therapeutic agent to the intradermal compartment of a subject's skin. The present invention provides an improved method of delivery of biologically active agents in that it provides among other benefits, rapid uptake into the local lymphatics, improved targeting to a particular tissue, improved bioavailability, improved tissue bioavailability, improved tissue specific kinetics, improved deposition of a pre-selected volume of the agent to be administered. This invention provides methods for rapid transport of agents through lymphatic vasculature accessed by intradermal delivery of the agent. Methods of the invention are particularly useful for delivery of diagnostic and therapeutic agents. The invention relates to the synergy gained in diagnosing and treating disease when intradermal delivery and controlled release materials are combined.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 25, 2006Publication date: April 19, 2007Inventors: Robert Campbell, Kevin Dolan, Wendy Woodley
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Publication number: 20060188325Abstract: A corner leg assembly comprises two grooved mating elements divided longitudinally which when held together form the female groove portion of two dovetail joints, one on each side facing laterally 90 degrees apart. One of the corner elements is a substantially triangular corner leg having perpendicular outside surfaces and parallel lengthwise L-shaped grooves on a 45 degree inside surface. The second element is a clamp block which includes opposite-facing L-shaped side grooves corresponding (being the mirror image thereof) to the grooves on the corner leg. The clamp block is affixed down the middle of the corner leg along the inside surface by one or more clamping fasteners such as a screw or bolt which passes through the clamp block. By turning the fastener(s), the clamp block may be loosened or removed to vertically adjust a laterally-extending panel or rail member.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 22, 2005Publication date: August 24, 2006Inventor: Kevin Dolan
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Publication number: 20060171917Abstract: The present invention relates to compositions for intradermal delivery of an antigenic or immunogenic agent in combination with one or more adjuvants. The immunogenic compositions of the invention comprise an antigenic or immunogenic agent and at least one adjuvant, which enhances the immune response to the antigenic or immunogenic agent, once delivered to the intradermal compartment of a subject's skin. The immunogenic compositions of the invention have enhanced efficacy as the adjuvants of the composition promote recruitment of antigen presenting cells to the intradermal compartment and thus enhance presentation and/or availability of the antigenic or immunogenic agent to the antigen presenting cells. The enhanced efficacy of the immunogenic compositions of the invention results in a therapeutically and/or prophylactically effective immune response after a single intradermal dose, with lower doses of adjuvant than conventionally used, achieving therapeutic efficacy from a single administration.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2005Publication date: August 3, 2006Inventors: Robert Campbell, Kevin Dolan, Wendy Woodley
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Publication number: 20060121055Abstract: The present invention relates to immunogenic compositions containing an immunogen and a specific combination of two or more traditional excipients. The excipients in the composition act in combination and enhance immune responses to the immunogen from a subject. The combination of excipients may be used as adjuvant in immunogenic compositions, regardless of route or target of delivery. The compositions can be administered, for example, intradermally, epidermally, transdermally, junctionally, nasally, or subcutaneously.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2004Publication date: June 8, 2006Inventors: Robert Campbell, Kevin Dolan, Jason Alarcon, John Mikszta, Wendy Woodley, Sheetal Mehta
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Publication number: 20050281832Abstract: The present invention relates to immunogenic compositions for intradermal delivery of an antigenic or immunogenic agent in combination with one or more excipients. The immunogenic compositions of the invention comprise an antigenic or immunogenic agent and at least one excipient which acts as an adjuvant, i.e., enhances the immune response to the antigenic or immunogenic agent, once delivered to the intradermal compartment of a subject's skin. The immunogenic compositions of the invention comprise an excipient which when administered to the intradermal compartment of skin in accordance with the invention demonstrate adjuvant activity. The immunogenic compositions of the invention have enhanced efficacy as the excipients of the composition cause an asymptomatic skin irritation and recruit antigen presenting cells to the intradermal compartment and thus enhance presentation and/or availability of the antigenic or immunogenic agent to the antigen presenting cells.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2004Publication date: December 22, 2005Inventors: Robert Campbell, Kevin Dolan, Jason Alarcon, John Mikszta, Wendy Woodley, Sheetal Mehta
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Publication number: 20050255121Abstract: The present invention relates to dermal vaccine formulations, designed for targeted delivery of an immunogenic composition to a dermal compartment of skin including the intradermal and epidermal compartments. The dermal vaccine formulations of the invention comprise an antigenic or immunogenic agent, and at least one molecule, e.g., a chemical agent, which enhances the presentation and/or availability of the antigenic or immunogenic agent to the immune cells of the intradermal compartment or epidermal compartment resulting in an enhanced immune response. The dermal vaccine formulations of the invention have enhanced efficacy as the antigenic or immunogenic agent is delivered to the intradermal compartment or epidermal compartment with enhanced presentation and/or availability to the immune cells that reside therein.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2004Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Robert Campbell, Kevin Dolan, Wendy Woodley
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Publication number: 20050121206Abstract: A sprinkler assembly for controlling a fire situation includes at least one fluid conduit defining a flow passage including an inlet for receiving a fluid from a fluid source and at least one outlet for discharging the fluid, and a dispensing mechanism such as an open or closed sprinkler head for distributing water to a selected location. A fluid control apparatus is provided including a valve assembly having a valve seal which is moveable between a closed position blocking fluid flow through the conduit and an open position causing fluid flow through the conduit. The fluid control apparatus further includes an actuating mechanism including a valve actuator which is operatively connected to the valve assembly for causing movement of the valve seal to the open position upon release of the sealing force.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 11, 2005Publication date: June 9, 2005Inventor: Kevin Dolan
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Publication number: 20050123550Abstract: The present invention relates to dermal vaccine formulations, designed for targeted delivery of an immunogenic composition to a dermal compartment of skin including the intradermal and epidermal compartments. The dermal vaccine formulations of the invention comprise an antigenic or immunogenic agent, and at least one molecule, e.g., a chemical agent, which enhances the presentation and/or availability of the antigenic or immunogenic agent to the immune cells of the intradermal compartment or epidermal compartment resulting in an enhanced immune response. The dermal vaccine formulations of the invention have enhanced efficacy as the antigenic or immunogenic agent is delivered to the intradermal compartment or epidermal compartment with enhanced presentation and/or availability to the immune cells that reside therein.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2004Publication date: June 9, 2005Inventors: Philippe Laurent, Robert Campbell, Ge Jiang, Vince Sullivan, Kevin Mar, Kevin Dolan
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Patent number: D676127Type: GrantFiled: November 4, 2010Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: Scott Health & Safety Ltd.Inventors: Kevin Dolan, Sally Leyland, Albert F. Zwolinsky, Robert Carr
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Patent number: D676128Type: GrantFiled: November 4, 2010Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: Scott Health & Safety Ltd.Inventors: Kevin Dolan, Sally Leyland, Albert F. Zwolinsky, Robert Carr
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Patent number: D676129Type: GrantFiled: November 4, 2010Date of Patent: February 12, 2013Assignee: Scott Health & Safety Ltd.Inventors: Kevin Dolan, Sally Leyland, Albert F. Zwolinsky, Robert Carr
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Patent number: D758563Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2010Date of Patent: June 7, 2016Assignee: Scott Health & Safety Ltd.Inventors: Albert F. Zwolinsky, Kevin Dolan, Sally Leyland, Robert Carr