Patents by Inventor Marvin A. Ross

Marvin A. Ross 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).

  • Patent number: 8968171
    Abstract: The Energy Field and Target Correlation System automatically correlates the characteristics of target particles and a living organism to compute the characteristics of an energy field that is applied to a living organism to activate the target particles which are bound to or consumed or taken up by invasive agents in the living organism to produce detectable effects which can be used to image and treat the invasive agents. The energy field must be crafted to properly control the response and localize the extent of the illumination. The System automatically selects a set of energy field characteristics, including: field type, frequency, field strength, duration, field modulation, repetition frequency, beam size, and focal point. The determined energy field characteristics then are used to activate field generators to generate the desired energy field.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 24, 2011
    Date of Patent: March 3, 2015
    Assignee: Endomagnetics Limited
    Inventors: Daniel B. McKenna, Karl M. Frantz, Marvin A. Ross, Andrew C. Updegrave, Michael E. Susedik
  • Publication number: 20120190912
    Abstract: The Energy Field and Target Correlation System automatically correlates the characteristics of target particles and a living organism to compute the characteristics of an energy field that is applied to a living organism to activate the target particles which are bound to or consumed or taken up by invasive agents in the living organism to produce detectable effects which can be used to image and treat the invasive agents. The energy field must be crafted to properly control the response and localize the extent of the illumination. The System automatically selects a set of energy field characteristics, including: field type, frequency, field strength, duration, field modulation, repetition frequency, beam size, and focal point. The determined energy field characteristics then are used to activate field generators to generate the desired energy field.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 24, 2011
    Publication date: July 26, 2012
    Applicant: Actium BioSystems, LLC
    Inventors: Daniel B. McKenna, Karl M. Frantz, Marvin A. Ross, Andrew C. Updegrave, Michael E. Susedik
  • Publication number: 20120191148
    Abstract: The Energy Field and Target Correlation System automatically correlates the characteristics of target particles and a living organism to compute the characteristics of an energy field that is applied to a living organism to activate the target particles which are bound to or consumed by invasive agents in the living organism to produce detectable effects which can be used to treat the invasive agents. The energy field must be crafted to properly control the response and localize the extent of the illumination. The System automatically selects a set of energy field characteristics, including: field type, frequency, field strength, duration, field modulation, repetition frequency, beam size, and focal point. The determined energy field characteristics then are used to activate field generators to generate the desired energy field.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 24, 2011
    Publication date: July 26, 2012
    Applicant: Actium BioSystems, LLC
    Inventors: Daniel B. McKenna, Karl M. Frantz, Marvin A. Ross, Andrew C. Updegrave, Michael E. Susedik
  • Patent number: 6578890
    Abstract: A snow removal device for elevated positions, such as roofs, while remaining on the ground. The device includes a shovel type head 10 which folds back, to assist the slide motion up the surface of a pitched roof. The shovel type head 10 is spring 14 loaded to open upon the pull action. When in use, the operator places the shovel type head 10 end of the device on top of the snow covered surface. In this position, the shovel type head 10 is hinged back so as to have the convex side of the shovel type head 10 to the surface of the snow. This allows the device, with a pushing motion, while extending the pole handle 15, to slide on or near the surface. When the desired distance is reached, the pulling back motion of the handle 15 opens the shovel type head 10 with assistance of the spring 14 and resistance to the snow. This forms a scoop, or plow action, dislodging and removing snow downward from the roof.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 18, 1998
    Date of Patent: June 17, 2003
    Inventors: Blaine Gilmore, Dale Marvin Ross