Patents by Inventor Mark A. Wallace
Mark A. Wallace 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: 20150102530Abstract: A method for producing a thin film lithium battery is provided, comprising applying a cathode current collector, a cathode material, an anode current collector, and an electrolyte layer separating the cathode material from the anode current collector to a substrate, wherein at least one of the layers contains lithiated compounds that is patterned at least in part by a photolithography operation comprising removal of a photoresist material from the layer containing lithiated compounds by a process including a wet chemical treatment. Additionally, a method and apparatus for making lithium batteries by providing a first sheet that includes a substrate having a cathode material, an anode material, and a LiPON barrier/electrolyte layer separating the cathode material from the anode material; and removing a subset of first material to separate a plurality of cells from the first sheet.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2014Publication date: April 16, 2015Inventors: Mark A. Wallace, Jody J. Klaassen, Jeffrey J. Sather, Stuart K. Shakespeare
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Publication number: 20130230646Abstract: A method for producing a thin film lithium battery is provided, comprising applying a cathode current collector, a cathode material, an anode current collector, and an electrolyte layer separating the cathode material from the anode current collector to a substrate, wherein at least one of the layers contains lithiated compounds that is patterned at least in part by a photolithography operation comprising removal of a photoresist material from the layer containing lithiated compounds by a process including a wet chemical treatment. Additionally, a method and apparatus for making lithium batteries by providing a first sheet that includes a substrate having a cathode material, an anode material, and a LiPON barrier/electrolyte layer separating the cathode material from the anode material; and removing a subset of first material to separate a plurality of cells from the first sheet.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 12, 2013Publication date: September 5, 2013Applicant: CYMBET CORPORATIONInventors: Mark A. Wallace, Jody J. Klaassen, Jeffrey J. Sather, Stuart K. Shakespeare
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Publication number: 20110130247Abstract: The improved jump ropes devices described herein generally include a source of rhythmic sound, a sensor for determining the motion of the jump rope, and a visual output (e.g., feedback) for indicating how well a user is moving or jumping in time to the rhythmic component of the sound. The device may also include a controller for receiving input from the source of rhythmic sound and the sensor, and controlling the visual output. Methods of using the devices are also described.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 9, 2011Publication date: June 2, 2011Inventors: Bryson Lovett, Patricia L. Christen, Frederick P. Dillon, IV, Nicole Lee Guthrie, Ellen Louise LaPointe, Lalita Kikuyo Suzuki, Richard L. Tate, II, Mark A. Wallace, Elizabeth Ji-Eun Song, Daniel E. Cawley
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Patent number: 7892145Abstract: The improved jump ropes devices described herein generally include a source of rhythmic sound, a sensor for determining the motion of the jump rope, and a visual output (e.g., feedback) for indicating how well a user is moving or jumping in time to the rhythmic component of the sound. The device may also include a controller for receiving input from the source of rhythmic sound and the sensor, and controlling the visual output. Methods of using the devices are also described.Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 2009Date of Patent: February 22, 2011Assignee: HopeLab Foundation, Inc.Inventors: Bryson Lovett, Patricia L. Christen, Frederick P. Dillon, IV, Nicole Lee Guthrie, Ellen Louise LaPointe, Lalita Kikuyo Suzuki, Richard L. Tate, II, Mark A. Wallace, Elizabeth Ji-Eun Song, Daniel E. Cawley
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Publication number: 20090221401Abstract: The improved jump ropes devices described herein generally include a source of rhythmic sound, a sensor for determining the motion of the jump rope, and a visual output (e.g., feedback) for indicating how well a user is moving or jumping in time to the rhythmic component of the sound. The device may also include a controller for receiving input from the source of rhythmic sound and the sensor, and controlling the visual output. Methods of using the devices are also described.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2009Publication date: September 3, 2009Inventors: Bryson Lovett, Patricia L. Christen, Frederick P. Dillon, IV, Nicole Lee Guthrie, Ellen Louise LaPointe, Lalita Kikuyo Suzuki, Richard L. Tate, II, Mark A. Wallace, Elizabeth Ji-Eun Song, Daniel E. Cawley
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Publication number: 20090221338Abstract: Described herein is a game and game system including one or more user motion tracking devices. In some embodiments, a heart rate sensor is also used to monitor the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2009Publication date: September 3, 2009Inventors: Benjamin Stewart, Patricia L. Christen, Frederick P. Dillon, IV, Nicole Lee Guthrie, Ellen Louise LaPointe, Lalita Kikuyo Suzuki, Richard L. Tate, II, Mark A. Wallace, Elizabeth Ji-Eun Song, Daniel E. Cawley, Christine B. Brumback, Sven D. Newman, Rajiv Kantilal Patel, Phong David Ngo
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Publication number: 20090221372Abstract: Described herein are games and game systems including a text messaging phone keypad foot mat. The phone keypad foot mat typically includes regions similar to the buttons of an enlarged telephone keypad. A user can step on these input regions (“buttons” or “keys”) to type a text. Thus, a player “types” a text message by stepping or dancing on the keyboard foot mat similar to the way that a text message may be typed by hand on a telephone keypad (e.g., sending a text message from a cell phone). Various games can be played using the devices, systems and methods described herein.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2009Publication date: September 3, 2009Inventors: Molly Casey, Patricia L. Christen, Frederick P. Dillon, IV, Nicole Lee Guthrie, Ellen Louise LaPointe, Lalita Kikuyo Suzuki, Richard L. Tate, II, Mark A. Wallace, Elizabeth Ji-Eun Song, Daniel E. Cawley, Christine B. Brumback, Sven D. Newman, Rajiv Kantilal Patel, Phong David Ngo
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Publication number: 20090221211Abstract: The invention described herein provides game systems or devices that typically include a projector for projecting a plurality of images or colors at different positions in space, a source of music, and a controller configured to coordinate the presentation of the images or colors with the music.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2009Publication date: September 3, 2009Inventors: Phong David Ngo, Patricia L. Christen, Frederick P. Dillon, IV, Nicole Lee Guthrie, Ellen Louise LaPointe, Lalita Kikuyo Suzuki, Richard L. Tate, II, Mark A. Wallace, Elizabeth Ji-Eun Song, Daniel E. Cawley, Christine B. Brumback, Sven D. Newman, Rajiv Kantilal Patel
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Publication number: 20040096539Abstract: An apparatus for molding an optical lens from a molten thermoplastic resin material using an injection molding machine, and including means for forming a mold cavity defined by a pair of opposed, spaced apart inserts shaped and configured to define opposite faces of said optical lens and having a plurality of overflow wells surrounding the mold cavity means for injecting a predetermined optimum volume of resin material into said mold cavity; means for controllably moving at least one insert relative to the other insert, wherein such relative insert motion is driven by a power cylinder capable of providing a variable compression stroke during molding and is initiated prior to completion of said injection; means for controlling the velocity and/or compressive force of the compression stroke of said power cylinder such that said compression is conducted at a first selected relatively high velocity, thus urging excess resin from said cavity into said overflow wells after which the compression force is varied to aType: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2003Publication date: May 20, 2004Inventors: Nicholas John McCaffrey, Mark A Wallace, David Scott Henderson
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Patent number: 5909817Abstract: The crane comprises a generally horizontal boom or other supporting structure having at least one rail thereon, a trolley having a reversible drive for moving the trolley in either direction along the rail, a wire rope hoist suspended from the trolley, and a load carrying device suspended from the hoist for selectively grasping and releasing a freight container or some other load. The crane has a control system which causes the trolley drive to stop the trolley momentarily at a first stopping position. Due to the control system, the drive then restarts the trolley and stops it at a second stopping position directly over a transfer position where the load is to be delivered and released. If the load is a freight container, the transfer position may be directly over a cell of a container ship. The control system includes an encoder for determining the length of the pendulum comprising the trolley, the hoist, the load carrying device and the load.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 1997Date of Patent: June 8, 1999Assignee: Geotech Crane Controls, Inc.Inventors: Walter J. Wallace, Jr., Mark A. Wallace
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Patent number: 5713477Abstract: The crane comprises a horizontal boom or other support structure having at least one rail thereon, a trolley along the rail, a rope hoist, and a load carrying device. A control system causes the driven trolley to be stopped momentarily at a first position. The control system then restarts the trolley and stops it at a second position directly over a transfer position. The control system includes an encoder for determining the total length of the pendulum of the crane and the load. The stopping of the trolley at the first position causes the load to swing forwardly into the first quarter of a pendulum cycle. The control system includes means for adjusting the distance between the first and second positions to correspond with the horizontal component traveled by the load during the first quarter of the pendulum cycle whereby the load is stopped without any residual swinging movements.Type: GrantFiled: October 12, 1995Date of Patent: February 3, 1998Inventors: Walter J. Wallace, Jr., Mark A. Wallace