Patents by Inventor Paul Henson

Paul Henson 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: 9261620
    Abstract: System and method for deploying multiple antennas in an array configuration with unobstructed electromagnetic access to a formation outside of a casing, sequencing the transmitted signal to control the direction of transmission into the formation, receiving the reflected signals, and locating the position of the reflection based on the scanned transmission signal orientation and the direction of the received signal. Such a deployment of an antenna array with unobstructed electromagnetic access to the formation outside of the casing, sequencing of the interrogation signal, and analysis of the received signal relative to the transmitted signal direction form the basis for reflection image rendering as the transmitted signal is scanned by a sequenced stimulus signal.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 8, 2012
    Date of Patent: February 16, 2016
    Inventors: Micah Thomas Mangione, Paul Henson Townsend, Robert J. Duenckel
  • Publication number: 20100091268
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for inspection of a security article (10) is provided in which a substantially collimated light beam (15) from a point light source (14) is directed onto a diffractive optical projection element (DOE) (11). The light beam is transformed by the DOE (11) into a patterned beam (17) which is reconstructed to form a projected image at a particular position in space remote from the surface of the security article 910). An optical detection device 916) is located at which the patterned beam (17) is reconstructed to detect the projected image. The inspection method and apparatus may be used in equipment for handling, sorting, counting or otherwise processing security articles, in particular security documents such as banknotes. The apparatus may include a processor for generating a signal when the absence or poor quality of a DOE is detected and which is used to isolate or mark the security article.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 11, 2009
    Publication date: April 15, 2010
    Applicant: Securency International Pty Ltd.
    Inventors: Gary Fairless Power, Patrick Swift, James Hock Hai Chua, Anthony Nardella, Paul Henson
  • Patent number: 7652757
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for inspection of a security article (10) is provided in which a substantially collimated light beam (15) from a point light source (14) is directed onto a diffractive optical projection element (DOE) (11). The light beam is transformed by the DOE (11) into a patterned beam (17) which is reconstructed to form a projected image at a particular position in space remote from the surface of the security article 910). An optical detection device 916) is located at which the patterned beam (17) is reconstructed to detect the projected image. The inspection method and apparatus may be used in equipment for handling, sorting, counting or otherwise processing security articles, in particular security documents such as banknotes. The apparatus may include a processor for generating a signal when the absence or poor quality of a DOE is detected and which is used to isolate or mark the security article.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 10, 2005
    Date of Patent: January 26, 2010
    Assignee: Securency International Pty Ltd
    Inventors: Gary Fairless Power, Patrick Swift, James Hock Hai Chua, Anthony Nardella, Paul Henson
  • Patent number: 7399504
    Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for preparing polymeric films, preferably electroactive films, with enhanced physical properties by the steps of applying to a substrate a solution of a polymer containing pendant labile solubilizing groups, then removing the solvent and a sufficient concentration of the labile solubilizing groups render the polymer less soluble in the solvent than before the labile groups were removed. It is believed that the removal of pendant soluble groups a) permits optimization of the semiconducting backbone for charge transport performance, b) allows direct control of microstructure in the final film, and c) renders the final film more robust during subsequent process steps needed to construct multilayer devices.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 8, 2004
    Date of Patent: July 15, 2008
    Assignee: Dow Global Technologies Inc.
    Inventors: Mitchell Gene Dibbs, Michael Inbasekaran, Paul Henson Townsend, III, Kenneth L. Foster, Shaoguang S. Feng, David J. Brennan, Q. Jason Niu, James P. Godschalx, Dean M. Welsh, Ray E. Drumright
  • Publication number: 20080166528
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for manufacturing an optical component having at least one photo-oriented polymeric layer is provided. The apparatus includes a single source of laser radiation, beam splitting means for splitting the laser radiation into a first beam of linearly polarized light having a first plane of polarization (P) and a second beam of linearly polarized light having a second plane of polarization (S), first directing means for directing the first beam of linearly polarized light onto a first area or areas of at least one photo-orientatable polymeric layer to cause a first molecular orientation in said first area or areas of the layer and second directing means for directing the second beam of linearly polarized light onto said photo-orientatable polymeric layer to cause a second molecular orientation in a second area or areas of the layer.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 4, 2005
    Publication date: July 10, 2008
    Applicant: SECURENCY PTY LIMITED
    Inventors: Gary Fairless Power, Paul Henson, John Grace, Roderick Andrew
  • Publication number: 20080046199
    Abstract: A method and apparatus for inspection of a security article (10) is provided in which a substantially collimated light beam (15) from a point light source (14) is directed onto a diffractive optical projection element (DOE) (11). The light beam is transformed by the DOE (11) into a patterned beam (17) which is reconstructed to form a projected image at a particular position in space remote from the surface of the security article 910). An optical detection device 916) is located at which the patterned beam (17) is reconstructed to detect the projected image. The inspection method and apparatus may be used in equipment for handling, sorting, counting or otherwise processing security articles, in particular security documents such as banknotes. The apparatus may include a processor for generating a signal when the absence or poor quality of a DOE is detected and which is used to isolate or mark the security article.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 10, 2005
    Publication date: February 21, 2008
    Inventors: Gary Fairless Power, Patrick Swift, James Hock Hai Chua, Anthony Nardella, Paul Henson