Patents by Inventor Matthew Michael Bradley

Matthew Michael Bradley 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).

  • RESPIRATORY MASK SYSTEM
    Publication number: 20240408342
    Abstract: A respiratory mask system includes a mask interface and a headgear assembly. The headgear assembly is adjustable and comprised of an elastic portion, a non-elastic portion and a restriction mechanism configured to provide a force resisting movement of the non-elastic portion when the elastic portion is extended. There is a support beam coupled to the non-elastic portion and extending along a portion of the headgear that is curved along its longitudinal extent. In this way particular seal modules can be comfortably fitted to a user and any blow off force is mitigated. A particular example of the respiratory mask system includes provision for removable attachment between the seal and a mask frame, the mask frame and a yoke of the headgear; and between a conduit and the mask frame.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 21, 2024
    Publication date: December 12, 2024
    Inventors: Christopher Gareth SIMS, Fadi Karim Moh'd MASHAL, Vitaly KAPELEVICH, Mark Arvind MCLAREN, Silas Sao Jin SIEW, Jonathan Mark DOWNEY, Christopher Michael WONG, Matthew Aaron BRADLEY, Janine Elizabeth COLLINS, Dillan PATEL, Steve THOMAS, Chris Onin Limpin HIPOLITO, Priyanka Ferdinand PEREIRA, Matthew Robert Geoff SLIGHT, David Monroy FELIX, Xin Yue ZHU, Jonathan Tong Lok SNG, Arvin San Jose GARDIOLA, Stephen Francis HEFFERNAN, Christine Marie LYNCH, Wen Dong HUANG, Bruce Michael WALLS, Jeremy Owen YOUNG, Tony William SPEAR, Jake Baker HOCKING, Melissa Catherine BORNHOLDT
  • Respiratory mask system
    Patent number: 12102764
    Abstract: A respiratory mask system includes a mask interface and a headgear assembly. The headgear assembly is adjustable and comprised of an elastic portion, a non-elastic portion and a restriction mechanism configured to provide a force resisting movement of the non-elastic portion when the elastic portion is extended. There is a support beam coupled to the non-elastic portion and extending along a portion of the headgear that is curved along its longitudinal extent. In this way particular seal modules can be comfortably fitted to a user and any blow off force is mitigated. A particular example of the respiratory mask system includes provision for removable attachment between the seal and a mask frame, the mask frame and a yoke of the headgear; and between a conduit and the mask frame.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 26, 2018
    Date of Patent: October 1, 2024
    Assignee: Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Limited
    Inventors: Christopher Gareth Sims, Fadi Karim Moh'd Mashal, Vitaly Kapelevich, Mark Arvind McLaren, Silas Sao Jin Siew, Jonathan Mark Downey, Christopher Michael Wong, Matthew Aaron Bradley, Janine Elizabeth Collins, Dillan Patel, Steve Thomas, Chris Onin Limpin Hipolito, Priyanka Ferdinand Pereira, Matthew Robert Geoff Slight, David Monroy Felix, Xin Yue Zhu, Jonathan Tong Lok Sng, Arvin San Jose Gardiola, Stephen Francis Heffernan, Christine Marie Lynch, Wen Dong Huang, Bruce Michael Walls, Jeremy Owen Young, Tony William Spear, Jake Baker Hocking, Melissa Catherine Bornholdt
  • Marker band locator system
    Patent number: 11027931
    Abstract: A marker band locator system locates a marker band, from a plurality of marker bands in a hopper, into a band receiver for further processing. A hopper is configured to loosely hold a plurality of marker bands and a band receiver, configured in an indexer, is configured under the hopper such that marker bands gravity feed down to the band receiver. A vacuum source produces a vacuum on the band receiver and if a marker band is properly located therein, the marker band forms a seal with the band receiver and the vacuum pressure exceeds a threshold vacuum pressure level. The indexer then actuates to a secondary position for further processing and removal of the marker band. If the vacuum pressure does not exceed the threshold, a burst of air jostles the marker bands in the hopper until a marker band is seated properly.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 1, 2020
    Date of Patent: June 8, 2021
    Assignee: Blockwise Engineering LLC
    Inventors: Jeremiah J Warriner, Ed Goff, Matthew Michael Bradley