Patents by Inventor Marc Grimme
Marc Grimme 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: 9020860Abstract: A system and method for preparing mail packages to be sent to recipients includes a carrier envelope with a front address window and a back window. A content document having a style code printed on it is positioned at the back of the carrier envelope. The content style code is positioned to be visible through the back window of the carrier envelope. A reply envelope is enclosed with an address area aligned with the front window of the carrier envelope. Mail packages are prepared by storing a corresponding content style for the recipient. While transported, the content style code is scanned. From the style code, a recipient having the corresponding content style is selected from the stored list. That recipients name and address are printed onto the address area of the reply envelope.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2009Date of Patent: April 28, 2015Assignee: Pitney Bowes Inc.Inventors: Valentino Guyett, William Greenway, Marc Grimm, Roger B. Hosler
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Patent number: 8702793Abstract: Disclosed is an implantable one-piece heart prosthesis having a driving artificial ventricle and a driven artificial ventricle. A main actuator is configured to transmit to the driving artificial ventricle diastolic and systolic flow rates having desired respective values for the driving artificial ventricle. An auxiliary actuator is configured to transmit to the driven artificial ventricle correction systolic and diastolic flow rates that correct the systolic and diastolic flow rates transmitted by the main actuator to the driven artificial ventricle.Type: GrantFiled: January 7, 2009Date of Patent: April 22, 2014Assignee: CarmatInventors: Marc Grimme, Jean-Elie Gourgues, Alain Carpentier, Claude Wartelle
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Publication number: 20120089226Abstract: Implantable one-piece heart prosthesis. According to the invention, the prosthesis comprises a main hydraulic actuator (13t) arranged between the artificial ventricles (2 and 8) and designed to actuate, with desired flow rates, one (8) of said artificial ventricles, and also an auxiliary hydraulic actuator (7t) designed to correct the diastolic and systolic flow rates of the other (2) of said ventricles.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2009Publication date: April 12, 2012Applicant: CARMATInventors: Marc Grimme, Jean-Elie Gourgues, Alain Carpentier, Claude Wartelle
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Patent number: 7857847Abstract: One-piece heart prosthesis implantable in an anatomical position. According to the invention, the artificial left and right ventricles (2, 8) have general directions (14, 15) arranged in an asymmetrical V shape, such that said ventricles approach each other as they move away from the means (6, 12) of connection to the natural left and right auricles, and the individual hydraulic actuators (7, 13), associated respectively with said artificial left and light ventricles (2, 8), are arranged near each other, in proximity to said artificial left ventricle (2).Type: GrantFiled: June 11, 2007Date of Patent: December 28, 2010Assignee: CarmatInventors: Marc Grimme, Maurice Koechler, Jean-Marc Parquet, Alain Carpentier
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Patent number: 7799074Abstract: According to the invention the rotary pump consists of an external gear (13) with internal teeth (16) in the form of a squirrel cage, and an internal gear (9), housed in an off-centre manner in the interior of said external gear (13) and fitted with external teeth (9D) intermeshing with said internal teeth (16) and consisting of a number of inferior teeth of a unit with the number of teeth of the later. The rotation means of said external teeth (13) comprise at least a bearing (11, 12) centrally laid out in a flange end (14,15) of said aforementioned external gear (13) and the aforementioned external gear (13) is at least partly dismantled in order to introduce said internal gear (9).Type: GrantFiled: May 7, 2007Date of Patent: September 21, 2010Assignee: CarmatInventors: Marc Grimme, Jean-Marc Parquet, Alain Carpentier, Claude Wartelle
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Publication number: 20100145883Abstract: A system and method for preparing mail packages to be sent to recipients includes a carrier envelope with a front address window and a back window. A content document having a style code printed on it is positioned at the back of the carrier envelope. The content style code is positioned to be visible through the back window of the carrier envelope. A reply envelope is enclosed with an address area aligned with the front window of the carrier envelope. Mail packages are prepared by storing a corresponding content style for the recipient. While transported, the content style code is scanned. From the style code, a recipient having the corresponding content style is selected from the stored list. That recipients name and address are printed onto the address area of the reply envelope.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2009Publication date: June 10, 2010Applicant: Pitney Bowes Inc.Inventors: Valentino GUYETT, William Greenway, Marc Grimm, Roger B. Hosler
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Patent number: 7644004Abstract: A system and method for preparing mail packages to be sent to recipients. The package includes a carrier envelope with a front address window and a back window. A content document having a style code printed on it is positioned at the back of the carrier envelope. The content style code is positioned to be visible through the back window of the carrier envelope. A reply envelope is enclosed with an address area aligned with the front window of the carrier envelope. Mail packages are prepared by storing a corresponding content style for the recipient. While transported, the content style code is scanned. From the style code, a recipient having the corresponding content style is selected from the stored list. That recipients name and address are printed onto the address area of the reply envelope through the address window on the front of the carrier envelope.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2005Date of Patent: January 5, 2010Assignee: Pitney Bowes Inc.Inventors: Valentino Guyett, Marc Grimm, Roger Hosler, William Greenway
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Publication number: 20090192607Abstract: One-piece heart prosthesis implantable in an anatomical position. According to the invention, the artificial left and right ventricles (2,8) have general directions (14, 15) arranged in an asymmetrical V shape, such that said ventricles approach each other as they move away from the means (6, 12) of connection to the natural left and right auricles, and the individual hydraulic actuators (7, 13), associated respectively with said artificial left and light ventricles (2, 8), are arranged near each other, in proximity to said artificial left ventricle (2).Type: ApplicationFiled: June 11, 2007Publication date: July 30, 2009Applicant: GROUPEMENT COEUR ARTIFICIEL TOTAL CARPENTER MATRA CARMATInventors: Marc Grimme, Maurice Koechler, Jean-Marc Parquet, Alain Carpentier
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Publication number: 20090132038Abstract: According to the invention the rotary pump consists of an external gear (13) with internal teeth (16) in the form of a squirrel cage, and an internal gear (9), housed in an off-centre manner in the interior of said external gear (13) and fitted with external teeth (9D) intermeshing with said internal teeth (16) and consisting of a number of inferior teeth of a unit with the number of teeth of the later. The rotation means of said external teeth (13) comprise at least a bearing (11, 12) centrally laid out in a flange end (14,15) of said aforementioned external gear (13) and the aforementioned external gear (13) is at least partly dismantled in order to introduce said internal gear (9).Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2007Publication date: May 21, 2009Applicant: GROUPEMENT COEUR ARTIFICIEL TOTAL CARPENTER MATRA CARMATInventors: Marc Grimme, Jean-Marc Parquet, Alain Carpentier, Claude Wartelle
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Patent number: 7407100Abstract: A system and method for processing incoming mailed ballot packages having a voter ID code, a verification signature on the envelope, and a ballot enclosed within the envelope. Prior to receipt of the incoming ballots voter signatures have been electronically stored and associated with voter ID's. Ballot packages are fed and transported on automated machinery. Voter ID's are scanned and cameras are used for capturing images of the signatures from the ballot packages. Based on the scanned voter ID's, electronically stored voter signatures are retrieved. Next, the captured verification signatures are compared with the stored voter signatures corresponding to the scanned voter ID's. A validation file is generated that indicates which ballot packages had verification signatures that were successfully matched with stored voter signatures during the comparing step. Finally, the equipment sorts ballot packages to separate successfully matched and validated ballot packages from unvalidated ballot packages.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2005Date of Patent: August 5, 2008Assignee: Pitney Bowes Inc.Inventors: Valentino Guyett, Marc Grimm, Roger Hosler, William Greenway
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Publication number: 20060053085Abstract: A system and method for preparing mail packages to be sent to recipients. The package includes a carrier envelope with a front address window and a back window. A content document having a style code printed on it is positioned at the back of the carrier envelope. The content style code is positioned to be visible through the back window of the carrier envelope. A reply envelope is enclosed with an address area aligned with the front window of the carrier envelope. Mail packages are prepared by storing a corresponding content style for the recipient. While transported, the content style code is scanned. From the style code, a recipient having the corresponding content style is selected from the stored list. That recipients name and address are printed onto the address area of the reply envelope through the address window on the front of the carrier envelope.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2005Publication date: March 9, 2006Inventors: Valentino Guyett, Marc Grimm, Roger Hosler, William Greenway
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Publication number: 20060049252Abstract: A system and method for processing incoming mailed ballot packages having a voter ID code and a verification signature on the envelope and a ballot enclosed within the envelope. Prior to receipt of the incoming ballots voter signatures have been electronically stored and associated with voter ID's. Ballot packages are fed and transported on automated machinery. Voter ID's are scanned and cameras are used for capturing images of the verification signatures from the ballot packages. Based on the scanned voter ID's, electronically stored voter signatures are retrieved. Next, the captured verification signatures are compared with the stored voter signatures corresponding to the scanned voter ID's. A validation file is generated that indicates which ballot packages had verification signatures that were successfully matched with stored voter signatures during the comparing step.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2005Publication date: March 9, 2006Inventors: Valentino Guyett, Marc Grimm, Roger Hosler, William Greenway