Patents by Inventor Pat Burton
Pat Burton 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: 10157091Abstract: A method of tracking repeated performance problems in a machine is disclosed. The method comprises storing the faults in a computer memory, and assigning a classification value to the machine based on the frequency and number of the faults. Based on the classification value of the cash handing device it is determined whether the cash handing device needs to be serviced. The faults can be related to one of the hardware, the cash reject rate, image handling, crash rate, user claim rate, and check handling accuracy of the machine.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2016Date of Patent: December 18, 2018Assignee: Bank of America CorporationInventors: Cheryl S. Bond, Rebecca L. Bell, Dion L. Bellamy, Pat Burton, Kristy M. Crist, Carol Giordano, James D. Goodwin, Jeffrey Hipple, Maggie M. Peretto, Devin D. Rhodes, Karen Y. Stavinoha, Susan A. Wilson
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Patent number: 10146603Abstract: A method of tracking repeated performance problems in a machine is disclosed. The method comprises storing the faults in a computer memory, and assigning a classification value to the machine based on the frequency and number of the faults. Based on the classification value of the cash handing device it is determined whether the cash handing device needs to be serviced. The faults can be related to one of the hardware, the cash reject rate, image handling, crash rate, user claim rate, and check handling accuracy of the machine.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2016Date of Patent: December 4, 2018Assignee: Bank of America CorporationInventors: Cheryl S. Bond, Rebecca L. Bell, Dion L. Bellamy, Pat Burton, Kristy M. Crist, Carol Giordano, James D. Goodwin, Jeffrey Hipple, Maggie M. Peretto, Devin D. Rhodes, Karen Y. Stavinoha, Susan A. Wilson
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Publication number: 20160196172Abstract: A method of tracking repeated performance problems in a machine is disclosed. The method comprises storing the faults in a computer memory, and assigning a classification value to the machine based on the frequency and number of the faults. Based on the classification value of the cash handing device it is determined whether the cash handing device needs to be serviced. The faults can be related to one of the hardware, the cash reject rate, image handling, crash rate, user claim rate, and check handling accuracy of the machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 18, 2016Publication date: July 7, 2016Inventors: Cheryl S. Bond, Rebecca L. Bell, Dion L. Bellamy, Pat Burton, Kristy M. Crist, Carol Giordano, James D. Goodwin, Jeffrey Hipple, Maggie M. Peretto, Devin D. Rhodes, Karen Y. Stavinoha, Susan A. Wilson
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Publication number: 20160162350Abstract: A method of tracking repeated performance problems in a machine is disclosed. The method comprises storing the faults in a computer memory, and assigning a classification value to the machine based on the frequency and number of the faults. Based on the classification value of the cash handing device it is determined whether the cash handing device needs to be serviced. The faults can be related to one of the hardware, the cash reject rate, image handling, crash rate, user claim rate, and check handling accuracy of the machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 18, 2016Publication date: June 9, 2016Inventors: Cheryl S. Bond, Rebecca L. Bell, Dion L. Bellamy, Pat Burton, Kristy M. Crist, Carol Giordano, James D. Goodwin, Jeffrey Hipple, Maggie M. Peretto, Devin D. Rhodes, Karen Y. Stavinoha, Susan A. Wilson
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Patent number: 9298528Abstract: A method of tracking repeated performance problems in a machine is disclosed. The method comprises storing the faults in a computer memory, and assigning a classification value to the machine based on the frequency and number of the faults. Based on the classification value of the cash handing device it is determined whether the cash handing device needs to be serviced. The faults can be related to one of the hardware, the cash reject rate, image handling, crash rate, user claim rate, and check handling accuracy of the machine.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2012Date of Patent: March 29, 2016Assignee: Bank of America CorporationInventors: Cheryl S. Bond, Rebecca L. Bell, Dion L. Bellamy, Pat Burton, Kristy M. Crist, Carol Giordano, James D. Goodwin, Jeffrey Hipple, Maggie M. Peretto, Devin D. Rhodes, Karen Y. Stavinoha, Susan A. Wilson
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Publication number: 20140101494Abstract: A method of tracking repeated performance problems in a machine is disclosed. The method comprises storing the faults in a computer memory, and assigning a classification value to the machine based on the frequency and number of the faults. Based on the classification value of the cash handing device it is determined whether the cash handing device needs to be serviced. The faults can be related to one of the hardware, the cash reject rate, image handling, crash rate, user claim rate, and check handling accuracy of the machine.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2012Publication date: April 10, 2014Applicant: BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATIONInventors: Cheryl S. Bond, Rebecca L. Bell, Dion L. Bellamy, Pat Burton, Kristy M. Crist, Carol Giordano, James D. Goodwin, Jeffrey Hipple, Maggie M. Peretto, Devin D. Rhodes, Karen Y. Stavinoha, Susan A. Wilson
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Patent number: 7051613Abstract: An adjustable pedal assembly for a vehicle includes an adjustment bracket adapted for mounting on a vehicle, and the adjustment bracket includes a pair of outwardly extending side portions having a vertically extending arcuate slot. The adjustable pedal assembly also includes a pedal arm pivotally attached to the adjustment bracket using a pivot pin, such that an end of the pivot pin is slidably disposed within the arcuate slot in the adjustment bracket. The adjustable pedal assembly further includes a pedal pad mounted to the pedal arm, and a pedal adjustment mechanism operatively attached to the pedal arm, for adjusting the position of the pedal arm along a predetermined path, such that the pivot pin is slidably positioned in the arcuate slot relative to the predetermined path of the pedal arm to ergonomically position the pedal pad.Type: GrantFiled: May 28, 2003Date of Patent: May 30, 2006Assignee: KSR Industrial CorporationInventors: Pat Burton, Dan O'Neill, Rob Soteros, Dave Kelloway
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Publication number: 20030192394Abstract: An adjustable pedal assembly for a vehicle includes an adjustment bracket adapted for mounting on a vehicle, and the adjustment bracket includes a pair of outwardly extending side portions having a vertically extending arcuate slot. The adjustable pedal assembly also includes a pedal arm pivotally attached to the adjustment bracket using a pivot pin, such that an end of the pivot pin is slidably disposed within the arcuate slot in the adjustment bracket. The adjustable pedal assembly further includes a pedal pad mounted to the pedal arm, and a pedal adjustment mechanism operatively attached to the pedal arm, for adjusting the position of the pedal arm along a predetermined path, such that the pivot pin is slidably positioned in the arcuate slot relative to the predetermined path of the pedal arm to ergonomically position the pedal pad.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 28, 2003Publication date: October 16, 2003Applicant: KSR International, Inc.Inventors: Pat Burton, Dan O'Neill, Rob Soteros, Dave Kelloway
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Patent number: 6584871Abstract: An adjustable pedal assembly for a vehicle includes an adjustment bracket adapted for mounting on a vehicle, and the adjustment bracket includes a pair of outwardly extending side portions having a vertically extending arcuate slot. The adjustable pedal assembly also includes a pedal arm pivotally attached to the adjustment bracket using a pivot pin, such that an end of the pivot pin is slidably disposed within the arcuate slot in the adjustment bracket. The adjustable pedal assembly further includes a pedal pad mounted to the pedal arm, and a pedal adjustment mechanism operatively attached to the pedal arm, for adjusting the position of the pedal arm along a predetermined path, such that the pivot pin is slidably positioned in the arcuate slot relative to the predetermined path of the pedal arm to ergonomically position the pedal pad.Type: GrantFiled: June 15, 2001Date of Patent: July 1, 2003Assignee: KSR International, Inc.Inventors: Pat Burton, Dan O'Neill, Rob Soteros, Dave Kelloway
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Publication number: 20020002874Abstract: An adjustable pedal assembly for a vehicle includes an adjustment bracket adapted for mounting on a vehicle, and the adjustment bracket includes a pair of outwardly extending side portions having a vertically extending arcuate slot. The adjustable pedal assembly also includes a pedal arm pivotally attached to the adjustment bracket using a pivot pin, such that an end of the pivot pin is slidably disposed within the arcuate slot in the adjustment bracket. The adjustable pedal assembly further includes a pedal pad mounted to the pedal arm, and a pedal adjustment mechanism operatively attached to the pedal arm, for adjusting the position of the pedal arm along a predetermined path, such that the pivot pin is slidably positioned in the arcuate slot relative to the predetermined path of the pedal arm to ergonomically position the pedal pad.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 15, 2001Publication date: January 10, 2002Inventors: Pat Burton, Dan O'Neill, Rob Soteros, Dave Kelloway