Patents by Inventor Lisandro Rivera
Lisandro Rivera 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: 20250120505Abstract: A secure firearm display apparatus and system, having the firearm display apparatus as a key component, where embodiments of the present invention disclose an apparatus for organizing and displaying guns in an upright orientation, providing secure storage and easy access. The custom design ensures compatibility with different handguns by adapting the post geometry to interface with the specific gun's magazine locking or retention mechanism according to the firearm's specifications. Multiple component variations can be combined to provide a custom system.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2023Publication date: April 17, 2025Applicant: PENTAGON FIREARMS TECHNOLOGIES LLCInventors: Otto E. Anderhub, Christopher A. Rangel, Armando J. Hernandez, Lisandro Rivera, Jose A. Vidal
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Patent number: 11273239Abstract: A breast milk expression apparatus includes at least one compression pad disposable about a breast of a user and configured for radial displacement relative to the breast. The apparatus includes a compression unit coupled to the at least one pad, configured to cyclically displace the at least one pad radially inwardly to cause compression of the breast and, following compression of the breast, permitting the breast to expand and decompress.Type: GrantFiled: February 9, 2018Date of Patent: March 15, 2022Assignee: IMALAC, INC.Inventors: Noreen Gordon Sablotsky, Rachael Sablotsky Kish, Kathryn Garriott Sablotsky, Scott R. Arp, William Thomas Bales, Paul John Grata, Damian H. Tomlin, Victor M. Gamez, Lisandro Rivera Alvarez
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Patent number: 11197977Abstract: A catheter has a jacket (10, 11, 5) defining a lumen and a helical support (6). The catheter has a proximal portion (1) and a distal portion (3), the distal portion having for at least some of its length a corrugated outer surface. A transition portion has a flexural stiffness which is less than that of the distal portion and more than that of the proximal portion. The transition portion provides an optimum transition in flexural stiffness by way of features of the jacket including geometry of jacket corrugations (15), or overlapping tubular layers (1073, 1074). The distal end of the distal portion may have an extension of liner material folded over (1072, 1082) to provide a particularly soft tip. In other examples the liner is terminated (763) before the distal tip. The catheter is particularly suited to an aspiration device (1350) with a flow restrictor (1353) and the distal portion distal of the flow restrictor.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2020Date of Patent: December 14, 2021Assignee: Perfuze LimitedInventors: Liam Mullins, Dara Finneran, Alejandro Espinosa, Lisandro Rivera, Robert Farnan, Brett Naglreiter, John Logan, Andrew Cragg
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Publication number: 20210361910Abstract: A catheter has a jacket (10, 11, 5) defining a lumen and a helical support (6). The catheter has a proximal portion (4) and a distal portion (3), the distal portion having for at least some of its length a corrugated outer surface. A transition portion has a flexural stiffness which is less than that of the distal portion and more than that of the proximal portion. The transition portion provides an optimum transition in flexural stiffness by way of features of the jacket including geometry of jacket corrugations (15), or overlapping tubular layers (1073, 1074). The distal end of the distal portion may have an extension of liner material folded over (1072, 1082) to provide a particularly soft tip. In other examples the liner is terminated (763) before the distal tip. The catheter is particularly suited to an aspiration device (1350) with a flow restrictor (1353) and the distal portion distal of the flow restrictor.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 6, 2021Publication date: November 25, 2021Applicant: Perfuze LimitedInventors: Liam MULLINS, Dara FINNERAN, Alejandro ESPINOSA, Lisandro RIVERA, Robert FARNAN, Brett NAGLREITER, John LOGAN, Andrew CRAGG
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Publication number: 20200206458Abstract: A catheter has a jacket (10, 11, 5) defining a lumen and a helical support (6). The catheter has a proximal portion (1) and a distal portion (3), the distal portion having for at least some of its length a corrugated outer surface. A transition portion has a flexural stiffness which is less than that of the distal portion and more than that of the proximal portion. The transition portion provides an optimum transition in flexural stiffness by way of features of the jacket including geometry of jacket corrugations (15), or overlapping tubular layers (1073, 1074). The distal end of the distal portion may have an extension of liner material folded over (1072, 1082) to provide a particularly soft tip. In other examples the liner is terminated (763) before the distal tip. The catheter is particularly suited to an aspiration device (1350) with a flow restrictor (1353) and the distal portion distal of the flow restrictor.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2020Publication date: July 2, 2020Applicant: Perfuze LimitedInventors: Liam MULLINS, Dara Finneran, Alejandro ESPINOSA, Lisandro RIVERA, Robert FARNAN, Brett NAGLREITER, John LOGAN, Andrew CRAGG
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Publication number: 20190381225Abstract: A breast milk expression apparatus includes at least one compression pad disposable about a breast of a user and configured for radial displacement relative to the breast. The apparatus includes a compression unit coupled to the at least one pad, configured to cyclically displace the at least one pad radially inwardly to cause compression of the breast and, following compression of the breast, permitting the breast to expand and decompress.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 9, 2018Publication date: December 19, 2019Applicant: IMALAC, INC.Inventors: Noreen Gordon Sablotsky, Rachael Sablotsky Kish, Kathryn Garriott Sablotsky, Scott R. Arp, William Thomas Bales, Paul John Grata, Damian H. Tomlin, Victor M. Gamez, Lisandro Rivera Alvarez
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Patent number: 8152493Abstract: A rotary blood pump may include one or more motor stators overlying exterior surfaces of a wall defining a pumping chamber. A rotatable impeller within the pumping chamber may have a hydrodynamic thrust bearing surface adapted to constrain a position of the impeller along an axis of rotation relative to the wall when the impeller is rotating about the axis of rotation. The impeller position may then be constrained without requiring a constant polarity magnetic force to be applied in the axial direction from a fixed position of the housing.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2008Date of Patent: April 10, 2012Assignee: Hearthware Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey A. LaRose, Charles R. Shambaugh, Jr., Daniel G. White, Lisandro Rivera, Kartikeyan Trichi, Palanivelu Thyagarajan, legal representative
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Publication number: 20090234447Abstract: A rotary blood pump may include one or more motor stators overlying exterior surfaces of a wall defining a pumping chamber. A rotatable impeller within the pumping chamber may have a hydrodynamic thrust bearing surface adapted to constrain a position of the impeller along an axis of rotation relative to the wall when the impeller is rotating about the axis of rotation. The impeller position may then be constrained without requiring a constant polarity magnetic force to be applied in the axial direction from a fixed position of the housing.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2008Publication date: September 17, 2009Inventors: Jeffrey A. LaRose, Charles R. Shambaugh, JR., Daniel G. White, Lisandro Rivera, Kartikeyan Trichi, Palanivelu Thyagarajan