Patents by Inventor Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
Nicholas Aldo Nespeca 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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Patent number: 11222664Abstract: A server box embodiment is disclosed that generally comprises an array of dummy HDDs that share a common set of universal disk drive components in a master components module, or power module. Each dummy HDDs is constructed without expensive onboard chipsets that control the normal functionality of a standard HDD. By sharing expensive chipsets in a master components module (power module) money can be saved in building and selling the dummy HDD server. Embodiments envision a power module possessing the needed chipset functionality that is missing in a dummy HDD. The power module can be made to move from dummy HDD to dummy HDD supplying the necessary chipset in a shared manner when data is being stored or retrieved for client or end-user.Type: GrantFiled: March 21, 2020Date of Patent: January 11, 2022Assignee: Spectra Logic CorporationInventors: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca, Jon Benson, Stephen P. Neisen, Matt John Ninesling
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Patent number: 11114126Abstract: A server box embodiment is disclosed that generally comprises an array of dummy HDDs that share a common set of universal disk drive components in a master components module, or power module. Each dummy HDDs is constructed without expensive onboard chipsets that control the normal functionality of a standard HDD. By sharing expensive chipsets in a master components module (power module) money can be saved in building and selling the dummy HDD server. Embodiments envision a power module possessing the needed chipset functionality that is missing in a dummy HDD. The power module can be made to move from dummy HDD to dummy HDD supplying the necessary chipset in a shared manner when data is being stored or retrieved for client or end-user.Type: GrantFiled: March 25, 2020Date of Patent: September 7, 2021Assignee: Spectra Logic CorporationInventors: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca, Jon Benson, Stephen P. Neisen, Matt John Ninesling
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Patent number: 10943617Abstract: A server box embodiment is disclosed that generally comprises an array of dummy HDDs that share a common set of universal disk drive components in a master components module, or power module. Each dummy HDDs is constructed without expensive onboard chipsets that control the normal functionality of a standard HDD. By sharing expensive chipsets in a master components module (power module) money can be saved in building and selling the dummy HDD server. Embodiments envision a power module possessing the needed chipset functionality that is missing in a dummy HDD. The power module can be made to move from dummy HDD to dummy HDD supplying the necessary chipset in a shared manner when data is being stored or retrieved for client or end-user.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2020Date of Patent: March 9, 2021Assignee: Spectra Logic CorporationInventors: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca, Jon Benson, Stephen P. Neisen, Matt John Ninesling
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Publication number: 20200293338Abstract: A server box embodiment is disclosed that generally comprises an array of dummy HDDs that share a common set of universal disk drive components in a master components module, or power module. Each dummy HDDs is constructed without expensive onboard chipsets that control the normal functionality of a standard HDD. By sharing expensive chipsets in a master components module (power module) money can be saved in building and selling the dummy HDD server. Embodiments envision a power module possessing the needed chipset functionality that is missing in a dummy HDD. The power module can be made to move from dummy HDD to dummy HDD supplying the necessary chipset in a shared manner when data is being stored or retrieved for client or end-user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2020Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca, Jon Benson, Stephen P. Neisen, Matt John Ninesling
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Publication number: 20200290822Abstract: A server box embodiment is disclosed that generally comprises an array of dummy HDDs that share a common set of universal disk drive components in a master components module, or power module. Each dummy HDDs is constructed without expensive onboard chipsets that control the normal functionality of a standard HDD. By sharing expensive chipsets in a master components module (power module) money can be saved in building and selling the dummy HDD server. Embodiments envision a power module possessing the needed chipset functionality that is missing in a dummy HDD. The power module can be made to move from dummy HDD to dummy HDD supplying the necessary chipset in a shared manner when data is being stored or retrieved for client or end-user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2020Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca, Jon Benson, Stephen P. Neisen, Matt John Ninesling
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Publication number: 20200294545Abstract: A server box embodiment is disclosed that generally comprises an array of dummy HDDs that share a common set of universal disk drive components in a master components module, or power module. Each dummy HDDs is constructed without expensive onboard chipsets that control the normal functionality of a standard HDD. By sharing expensive chipsets in a master components module (power module) money can be saved in building and selling the dummy HDD server. Embodiments envision a power module possessing the needed chipset functionality that is missing in a dummy HDD. The power module can be made to move from dummy HDD to dummy HDD supplying the necessary chipset in a shared manner when data is being stored or retrieved for client or end-user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 21, 2020Publication date: September 17, 2020Inventors: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca, Jon Benson, Stephen P. Neisen, Matt John Ninesling
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Patent number: 9330710Abstract: Systems and methods for determining the location of a mobile robot within a data storage library and to a library including such systems and utilizing such methods.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2013Date of Patent: May 3, 2016Assignee: Spectra Logic, CorporationInventors: Scott Edward Bacom, Christopher Bancroft Brooks, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Publication number: 20150055444Abstract: Systems and methods for determining the location of a mobile robot within a data storage library and to a library including such systems and utilizing such methods.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 20, 2013Publication date: February 26, 2015Applicant: Spectra Logic CorporationInventors: Scott Edward Bacom, Christopher Bancroft Brooks, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Patent number: 8899406Abstract: A system, mechanism, and method for physically manipulating media, especially in a data storage environment.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2012Date of Patent: December 2, 2014Assignee: Spectra Logic, CorporationInventor: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Patent number: 8699177Abstract: A system for and method of properly positioning a media magazine in a mass data storage library.Type: GrantFiled: August 11, 2011Date of Patent: April 15, 2014Assignee: Spectra Logic CorporationInventor: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Publication number: 20140048389Abstract: A system, mechanism, and method for physically manipulating media, especially in a data storage environment.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 20, 2012Publication date: February 20, 2014Applicant: Spectra Logic CorporationInventor: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Publication number: 20130244844Abstract: An exercise table which finds use in Pilates exercising includes an outer framework, a slidably movable support platform, and a foot bar against which a user's feet can be engaged while sliding the support platform against the bias of springs by extending and retracting the user's legs. The frame has supporting legs which are tapered inwardly and downwardly so that one exercise table can be nestably stacked on another by inserting the tapered legs of an overlying exercise table through an opening in the frame of an underlying table until the frames themselves are closely adjacent. The foot bar, shoulder blocks, and pulleys used in operation of the table are also movable between elevated use positions and lowered storage positions to facilitate closely adjacent nestable stacking of identical exercise tables. Various systems are disclosed for accommodating different sized individuals while retaining desired resistance from resilient elements incorporated into the table.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 28, 2013Publication date: September 19, 2013Inventors: Howard Jay Solow, Julie Lobdell, Nicholas D. Smith, Chad Follmar, Jeffery T. Samson, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Patent number: 8532817Abstract: Systems and methods for determining the location of a mobile robot within a data storage library and to a library including such systems and utilizing such methods.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 2011Date of Patent: September 10, 2013Assignee: Spectra Logic CorporationInventors: Scott Edward Bacom, Christopher Bancroft Brooks, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Patent number: 8394005Abstract: An exercise table which finds use in Pilates exercising includes an outer framework, a slidably movable support platform, and a foot bar against which a user's feet can be engaged while sliding the support platform against the bias of springs by extending and retracting the user's legs. The frame has supporting legs which are tapered inwardly and downwardly so that one exercise table can be nestably stacked on another by inserting the tapered legs of an overlying exercise table through an opening in the frame of an underlying table until the frames themselves are closely adjacent. The foot bar, shoulder blocks, and pulleys used in operation of the table are also movable between elevated use positions and lowered storage positions to facilitate closely adjacent nestable stacking of identical exercise tables. Various systems are disclosed for accommodating different sized individuals while retaining desired resistance from resilient elements incorporated into the table.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2009Date of Patent: March 12, 2013Assignee: Mad Dogg Athletics, Inc.Inventors: Howard Jay Solow, Julie Lobdell, Nicholas D. Smith, Chad Follmar, Jeffery T. Samson, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Publication number: 20130038963Abstract: A system for and method of properly positioning a media magazine in a mass data storage library.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 11, 2011Publication date: February 14, 2013Applicant: Spectra Logic CorporationInventor: Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Publication number: 20120185079Abstract: Systems and methods for determining the location of a mobile robot within a data storage library and to a library including such systems and utilizing such methods.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 18, 2011Publication date: July 19, 2012Applicant: Spectra Logic CorporationInventors: Scott Edward Bacom, Christopher Bancroft Brooks, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca
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Publication number: 20100004101Abstract: An exercise table which finds use in Pilates exercising includes an outer framework, a slidably movable support platform, and a foot bar against which a user's feet can be engaged while sliding the support platform against the bias of springs by extending and retracting the user's legs. The frame has supporting legs which are tapered inwardly and downwardly so that one exercise table can be nestably stacked on another by inserting the tapered legs of an overlying exercise table through an opening in the frame of an underlying table until the frames themselves are closely adjacent. The foot bar, shoulder blocks, and pulleys used in operation of the table are also movable between elevated use positions and lowered storage positions to facilitate closely adjacent nestable stacking of identical exercise tables. Various systems are disclosed for accommodating different sized individuals while retaining desired resistance from resilient elements incorporated into the table.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2009Publication date: January 7, 2010Inventors: Howard Jay Solow, Julie Lobdell, Nicholas D. Smith, Chad Follmar, Jeffery T. Samson, Nicholas Aldo Nespeca