Patents by Inventor Michael Simoneau
Michael Simoneau 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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Automated calibration of laser system and tomography system with fluorescent imaging of scan pattern
Patent number: 12150899Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2023Date of Patent: November 26, 2024Assignee: AMO Development, LLCInventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Publication number: 20240277526Abstract: The amount of energy to provide optical breakdown can be determined based on mapped optical breakdown thresholds of the treatment volume, and the laser energy can be adjusted in response to the mapped breakdown thresholds. The mapping of threshold energies can be combined with depth and lateral calibration in order to determine the location of optical breakdown along the laser beam path for an amount of energy determined based on the mapping. The mapping can be used with look up tables to determine mapped locations from one reference system to another reference system.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2024Publication date: August 22, 2024Inventors: David Angeley, Bruce Woodley, David Dewey, Michael Simoneau, Georg Schuele, Gloria Londono
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Patent number: 11963908Abstract: The amount of energy to provide optical breakdown can be determined based on mapped optical breakdown thresholds of the treatment volume, and the laser energy can be adjusted in response to the mapped breakdown thresholds. The mapping of threshold energies can be combined with depth and lateral calibration in order to determine the location of optical breakdown along the laser beam path for an amount of energy determined based on the mapping. The mapping can be used with look up tables to determine mapped locations from one reference system to another reference system.Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 2019Date of Patent: April 23, 2024Assignee: AMO Development, LLCInventors: David Angeley, Bruce Woodley, David Dewey, Michael Simoneau, Georg Schuele, Gloria Londono
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AUTOMATED CALIBRATION OF LASER SYSTEM AND TOMOGRAPHY SYSTEM WITH FLUORESCENT IMAGING OF SCAN PATTERN
Publication number: 20230293349Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2023Publication date: September 21, 2023Inventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Automated calibration of laser system and tomography system with fluorescent imaging of scan pattern
Patent number: 11660230Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2021Date of Patent: May 30, 2023Assignee: AMO Development, LLCInventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Patent number: 11554478Abstract: A toolbox apparatus having mobility is disclosed. The mobile toolbox apparatus comprises a toolbox, a platform on which the toolbox is mounted, supporting means provided on the operative bottom surface of the platform, and at least one wheel coupled to at least one supporting means for providing mobility to the mobile toolbox apparatus. The apparatus comprises a handle coupled to the platform, wherein the handle has a telescopic configuration. The apparatus further comprises a platform extension hingeably coupled to the platform.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2018Date of Patent: January 17, 2023Inventor: Michael Simoneau
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AUTOMATED CALIBRATION OF LASER SYSTEM AND TOMOGRAPHY SYSTEM WITH FLUORESCENT IMAGING OF SCAN PATTERN
Publication number: 20210282968Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2021Publication date: September 16, 2021Inventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Automated calibration of laser system and tomography system with fluorescent imaging of scan pattern
Patent number: 11020273Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 2018Date of Patent: June 1, 2021Assignee: AMO Development, LLCInventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Publication number: 20190290490Abstract: The amount of energy to provide optical breakdown can be determined based on mapped optical breakdown thresholds of the treatment volume, and the laser energy can be adjusted in response to the mapped breakdown thresholds. The mapping of threshold energies can be combined with depth and lateral calibration in order to determine the location of optical breakdown along the laser beam path for an amount of energy determined based on the mapping. The mapping can be used with look up tables to determine mapped locations from one reference system to another reference system.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 10, 2019Publication date: September 26, 2019Inventors: David Angeley, Bruce Woodley, David Dewey, Michael Simoneau, Georg Schuele, Gloria Londono
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AUTOMATED CALIBRATION OF LASER SYSTEM AND TOMOGRAPHY SYSTEM WITH FLUORESCENT IMAGING OF SCAN PATTERN
Publication number: 20190053947Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 22, 2018Publication date: February 21, 2019Inventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Automated calibration of laser system and tomography system with fluorescent imaging of scan pattern
Patent number: 10105261Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2015Date of Patent: October 23, 2018Assignee: Optimedica CorporationInventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
AUTOMATED CALIBRATION OF LASER SYSTEM AND TOMOGRAPHY SYSTEM WITH FLUORESCENT IMAGING OF SCAN PATTERN
Publication number: 20150282988Abstract: A laser system calibration method and system are provided. In some methods, a calibration plate may be used to calibrate a video camera of the laser system. The video camera pixel locations may be mapped to the physical space. A xy-scan device of the laser system may be calibrated by defining control parameters for actuating components of the xy-scan device to scan a beam to a series of locations. Optionally, the beam may be scanned to a series of locations on a fluorescent plate. The video camera may be used to capture reflected light from the fluorescent plate. The xy-scan device may then be calibrated by mapping the xy-scan device control parameters to physical locations. A desired z-depth focus may be determined by defining control parameters for focusing a beam to different depths. The video camera or a confocal detector may be used to detect the scanned depths.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2015Publication date: October 8, 2015Inventors: Michael Simoneau, John Scot Hart, Georg Schuele -
Patent number: 7679466Abstract: Disclosed herein is a timing device that includes a resonator device to generate a resonator output signal at a frequency offset from a desired frequency, a counter configured to generate an extraction signal in accordance with the frequency offset, and a timing signal generator configured to track time with a count based on the resonator output signal and modified by the extraction signal downward to reach the desired frequency.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 2008Date of Patent: March 16, 2010Assignee: Discera, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth R. Cioffi, Michael Simoneau, Didier Lacroix, Wan-Thai Hsu
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Publication number: 20070255119Abstract: A medical system that includes a medical device having a computing unit for controlling the medical device to perform a clinical procedure, a secondary computing device linked to the medical device via a first communications link, and an external resource or network linked to the secondary computing device via a second communications link. The secondary computing device is configured to provide a communications interface between the medical device and the external resource or network. The secondary computing device can include an input/output unit to access data stored on the medical device and/or the secondary computing device, and to input data relating to the clinical procedure performed by the medical device.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2007Publication date: November 1, 2007Inventors: David Mordaunt, Katrina Bell, Michael Simoneau