Patents by Inventor Martin Wells
Martin Wells 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: 20240139776Abstract: A separation system suitable for separating a dry or dried infill preferably including rubber and/or sand, into a plurality of fractions, the separation system includes a first screening means configured to receive a first set of separation screens said set of separation screens being configured to separate infill into a first plurality of fractions, wherein the separation system further includes a pre-analysis unit, a database and a processing unit configured to calculate correlation coefficients and/or deviation values between the first set of composition values and a plurality of second sets of composition values of the database; and a method for separating a dry or dried infill having a composition of materials, preferably including rubber and sand, into a plurality of fractions.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 5, 2024Publication date: May 2, 2024Applicant: Re-Match Holding A/SInventors: Martin Welling SØRENSEN, Rasmus DAMHUS
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Patent number: 11872594Abstract: A separation system suitable for separating a dry or dried infill preferably including rubber and/or sand, into a plurality of fractions, the separation system includes a first screening means configured to receive a first set of separation screens said set of separation screens being configured to separate infill into a first plurality of fractions, wherein the separation system further includes a pre-analysis unit, a database and a processing unit configured to calculate correlation coefficients and/or deviation values between the first set of composition values and a plurality of second sets of composition values of the database; and a method for separating a dry or dried infill having a composition of materials, preferably including rubber and sand, into a plurality of fractions.Type: GrantFiled: September 9, 2020Date of Patent: January 16, 2024Assignee: Re-Match Holding A/SInventors: Martin Welling Sørensen, Rasmus Damhus
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Publication number: 20230211378Abstract: A separation system suitable for separating a dry or dried infill preferably including rubber and/or sand, into a plurality of fractions, the separation system includes a first screening means configured to receive a first set of separation screens said set of separation screens being configured to separate infill into a first plurality of fractions, wherein the separation system further includes a pre-analysis unit, a database and a processing unit configured to calculate correlation coefficients and/or deviation values between the first set of composition values and a plurality of second sets of composition values of the database; and a method for separating a dry or dried infill having a composition of materials, preferably including rubber and sand, into a plurality of fractions.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 9, 2020Publication date: July 6, 2023Applicant: Re-Match Holding A/SInventors: Martin Welling SØRENSEN, Rasmus DAMHUS
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Publication number: 20150224388Abstract: A trading card (10) comprises a first substrate (14A), a second substrate (14B) and a spacer (16A). The first substrate (14A) includes a first card image (18). The second substrate (14B) includes a second card image (20). The second substrate (14B) is spaced apart from the first substrate (14A). The spacer (16A) is positioned substantially between the first substrate (14A) and the second substrate (14B) to maintain the first card image (18) spaced apart from the second card image (20). The trading card (10) can further comprise a third substrate (14C) and a second spacer (16B). The third substrate (14C) includes a third card image (22). The third substrate (14C) is spaced apart from the first substrate (14A) and the second substrate (14B). The second spacer (16B) is positioned substantially between the second substrate (14B) and the third substrate (14C) to maintain the second card image (20) spaced apart from the third card image (22).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2015Publication date: August 13, 2015Inventors: Wayne Wilcoxen, Martin Welling
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Patent number: 9032654Abstract: A trading card (10) comprises a first substrate (14A), a second substrate (14B) and a spacer (16A). The first substrate (14A) includes a first card image (18). The second substrate (14B) includes a second card image (20). The second substrate (14B) is spaced apart from the first substrate (14A). The spacer (16A) is positioned substantially between the first substrate (14A) and the second substrate (14B) to maintain the first card image (18) spaced apart from the second card image (20). The trading card (10) can further comprise a third substrate (14C) and a second spacer (16B). The third substrate (14C) includes a third card image (22). The third substrate (14C) is spaced apart from the first substrate (14A) and the second substrate (14B). The second spacer (16B) is positioned substantially between the second substrate (14B) and the third substrate (14C) to maintain the second card image (20) spaced apart from the third card image (22).Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2010Date of Patent: May 19, 2015Assignee: THE UPPER DECK COMPANYInventors: Wayne Wilcoxen, Martin Welling
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Publication number: 20110078932Abstract: A trading card (10) comprises a first substrate (14A), a second substrate (14B) and a spacer (16A). The first substrate (14A) includes a first card image (18). The second substrate (14B) includes a second card image (20). The second substrate (14B) is spaced apart from the first substrate (14A). The spacer (16A) is positioned substantially between the first substrate (14A) and the second substrate (14B) to maintain the first card image (18) spaced apart from the second card image (20). The trading card (10) can further comprise a third substrate (14C) and a second spacer (16B). The third substrate (14C) includes a third card image (22). The third substrate (14C) is spaced apart from the first substrate (14A) and the second substrate (14B). The second spacer (16B) is positioned substantially between the second substrate (14B) and the third substrate (14C) to maintain the second card image (20) spaced apart from the third card image (22).Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2010Publication date: April 7, 2011Inventors: Wayne Wilcoxen, Martin Welling
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Publication number: 20080198098Abstract: An electronic sign employs a bi-stable, non-volatile display material activatable by electrodes to convey information. A sensor detects when the electronic sign is inserted in or in the vicinity of an insertion area, and controls the operation of the sign based on the detected location. A backplane in the electronic sign includes different patterns of addressable elements to provide a display that pixel, font region, or icon addressable or have a combination of one or more of the pixel, font region, or icon addressability. A remote device communicates with the electronic sign, and multiple electronic signs may communicate with each other via a communication protocol, such as mesh networking.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 22, 2007Publication date: August 21, 2008Applicant: Metrologic Instruments, Inc.Inventors: Alexander Gelbman, Edward Holcomb, Christopher Turner, Martin Wells
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Publication number: 20070244919Abstract: A method of associating a resource attribute and a discussion topic is disclosed. In one embodiment, the method includes, in an end station, in response to display of at least one of a resource and a topic, and following user input indicative of a create association request, generating an association request indicative of a topic and at least one resource attribute. The association request is transferred to a base station, which is responsive to the association request to generate association data indicative of the association between the resource attribute and the topic.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2007Publication date: October 18, 2007Applicant: Tangler Pty LtdInventors: Martin Wells, Rhandy Lado
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Publication number: 20060151349Abstract: A collectible trading card assembly (10) includes a container (12) and a featured trading card (432). The featured trading card (432) includes a first image (436) and a second image (438). The container (12) includes a container body (16), a viewing region (20) and a retainer assembly (444). The retainer assembly (444) maintains the featured trading card (432) near the viewing region (20) within the container body (16) so that the first image (436) is visible through the viewing region (20) and the second image (438) is not visible through the viewing region (20). With this design, a portion of the featured trading card (432) is visible while another portion is still a secret.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2005Publication date: July 13, 2006Inventors: Robert Andrews, Martin Welling, Jerry Bennington
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Publication number: 20060117618Abstract: A collectible trading card (10) includes an outer card (12) and an insert card (14). The insert card (14) contains an insert card image (44). The outer card (12) includes a first region (38) and a second region (40). The first region (38) includes a card aperture (24) that receives at least a portion of the insert card (14). The second region (40) is moveable from a first position (41A) to a second position (41B). In the first position (41A), the insert card (14) is inhibited from being removed from the card aperture (24). In the second position (41B), the insert card (14) can be removed from the card aperture (24).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 3, 2004Publication date: June 8, 2006Inventors: Wayne Wilcoxen, Martin Welling
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Publication number: 20060086019Abstract: A collectible trading card (10) includes a card body (12) and a panel (14) that is movable relative to the card body (12) when the card body (12) is tilted. The card body (12) includes a first card image (26) and a second card image (28), and the panel (14) includes a panel image (42). The panel (14) is movable between a first position (38) in which the panel (14) covers the first card image (26), and a second position (40) in which the panel (14) covers the second card image (28). With this design, in the first position (38), the second card image (28) and the panel image (42) are visible. Alternatively, in the second position (40), the first card image (26) and the panel image (42) are visible.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 21, 2004Publication date: April 27, 2006Inventors: Wayne Wilcoxen, Martin Welling
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Publication number: 20050283090Abstract: A novel application of independent component analysis (ICA) to data acquired by a single sensor. The technique exploits the unique relationship between multiple physiologic (source) and electronic (artifact) components in surface recorded sensory nerve action potential (SNAP) waveforms that are evoked by different activating magnitudes. A forward model of the SNAP is developed and used to test the approach on a simplified data simulation. The method is applied to experimental data and shown to be effective at separating artifact and source components and reconstructing artifact-free traces. A method of automated reconstruction for use within an expert system is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 4, 2005Publication date: December 22, 2005Inventor: Martin Wells
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Patent number: 6970095Abstract: A theft detection system includes an accelerometer attachable to an object, the accelerometer providing an acceleration signal in response to movement of the object; an alarm mechanism for providing a signal in response to movement of the object; and for preventing false alarms, a filter programmed to determine the frequency of the acceleration signal and to provide an output to activate the alarm mechanism only when the frequency of the acceleration signal meets a predetermined criteria.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2000Date of Patent: November 29, 2005Assignee: Caveo Technology, LLCInventors: W. David Lee, Martin Wells, Christopher Verplaetse, Christopher Turner
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Publication number: 20050209785Abstract: The present invention is directed to improved systems and methods for distinguishing and classifying subjects based on analysis of biological materials. Methods for the analysis of multivariate data collected from a plurality of subjects of known class are provided. The results of such analyses include a set of intermediate combined classifiers as well as a metal variable that relates directly to the classes of the subjects in a training population. Both the intermediate combined classifiers and the final meta model are used to distinguish and classify subjects of previously unknown class.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2005Publication date: September 22, 2005Inventors: Martin Wells, Christopher Turner, Peter Jacobson
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Publication number: 20050131288Abstract: An apparatus and method for the transduction, acquisition, and processing of physiologic variables are described. The apparatus is a self-contained, patient-worn device consisting of a flexible substrate, a transduction means, a power generation means, and a signal acquisition and processing means, and a data transmission means.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2004Publication date: June 16, 2005Inventors: Christopher Turner, Martin Wells
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Patent number: 6721738Abstract: A motion password control system including a motion sensor responsive to motion of a device and providing a signal corresponding to movement of the device; a database including stored data values corresponding to predetermined motion of the device; and an electronic circuit, responsive to the motion sensor, configured to compare the motion sensor signal with the stored database values, and, in response, to provide an output signal for performing at least one action of a preselected set of actions when the comparison reveals that the device has moved in a way which corresponds to the stored data values.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2001Date of Patent: April 13, 2004Assignee: Gaveo Technology, LLC.Inventors: Christopher Verplaetse, Christopher Turner, W. David Lee, Martin Wells
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Publication number: 20010047488Abstract: A motion password control system including a motion sensor responsive to motion of a device and providing a signal corresponding to movement of the device; a database including stored data values corresponding to predetermined motion of the device; and an electronic circuit, responsive to the motion sensor, configured to compare the motion sensor signal with the stored database values, and, in response, to provide an output signal for performing at least one action of a preselected set of actions when the comparison reveals that the device has moved in a way which corresponds to the stored data values.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2001Publication date: November 29, 2001Inventors: Christopher Verplaetse, Christopher Turner, W. David Lee, Martin Wells
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Patent number: D1044275Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 2022Date of Patent: October 1, 2024Assignee: Re-Match Holding A/SInventors: Rasmus Damhus, Martin Welling