Patents by Inventor Paul J. Meyer
Paul J. Meyer 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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Publication number: 20240118306Abstract: In some examples, an accelerometer system includes a first excitation ring comprising: a first housing; and a first cover removably attached to the first housing, wherein the first housing and the first cover define a first recess. The accelerometer system also includes a second excitation ring comprising: a second housing; and a second cover removably attached to the second housing, wherein the second housing and the second cover define a second recess. The accelerometer system also includes a proof mass assembly; and processing circuitry located within one or both of the first recess and the second recess, wherein the first excitation ring and the second excitation ring shield the processing circuitry from harmful levels of radiation existing outside of the accelerometer system, and wherein the processing circuitry is configured to maintain a proof mass of the proof mass assembly in a null position.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 5, 2022Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Paul W. Dwyer, Robert J. Meyer
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Publication number: 20240118309Abstract: In some examples, an accelerometer system includes a first excitation ring comprising: a first housing; and a first cover removably attached to the first housing, wherein the first housing and the first cover define a first recess. The accelerometer system also includes a second excitation ring comprising: a second housing; and a second cover removably attached to the second housing, wherein the second housing and the second cover define a second recess. The accelerometer system also includes a proof mass assembly; and processing circuitry located within one or both of the first recess and the second recess, wherein the first excitation ring and the second excitation ring shield the processing circuitry from harmful levels of radiation existing outside of the accelerometer system, and wherein the processing circuitry is configured to maintain a proof mass of the proof mass assembly in a null position.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 5, 2022Publication date: April 11, 2024Inventors: Paul W. Dwyer, Robert J. Meyer
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Patent number: 11929160Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes receiving a signal associated with a characteristic of an actuation event of a medicament delivery device. The method includes establishing a communications link (e.g., via a short-range wireless protocol), between a mobile computing device and a medicament delivery device. A wireless first signal associated with a first motion profile of the medicament delivery device is then received from the medicament delivery device. A second signal associated with a second motion profile of the mobile computing device is generated. The method then includes producing a notification via the mobile computing device when A) a magnitude of the first motion profile is outside of a first threshold and B) a magnitude of the second motion profile is outside of a second threshold.Type: GrantFiled: July 15, 2019Date of Patent: March 12, 2024Assignee: kaleo, Inc.Inventors: Eric S. Edwards, Evan T. Edwards, Paul F. Meyers, Michael J. Roe
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Patent number: 6931102Abstract: A method and system for use in a central office (CO) having network elements for communicating information between a central office technician (COT) stationed within the CO and network element monitoring personnel or monitoring center stationed remote from the CO. A local area network (LAN) having a hub stationed remote from the CO and a fiber communication line connected to the hub is provided. The fiber communication line has one end extending to the hub and the other end extending within the central office. The hub is operable for communicating with network element monitoring personnel stationed remote from the CO. A node transceiver is coupled to the other end of the fiber communication line within the central office. A wireless transceiver is operable with the node transceiver for providing a communication link between a COT stationed within the CO and the network element monitoring personnel stationed remote from the CO via the local area network.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 2002Date of Patent: August 16, 2005Assignee: Qwest Communications International Inc.Inventors: Arthur E. Onweller, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 6560375Abstract: A method of stabilizing and registering a video image in multiple video fields of a video sequence provides accurate determination of the image change in magnification, rotation and translation between video fields, so that the video fields may be accurately corrected for these changes in the image in the video sequence. In a described embodiment, a key area of a key video field is selected which contains an image which it is desired to stabilize in a video sequence. The key area is subdivided into nested pixel blocks and the translation of each of the pixel blocks from the key video field to a new video field is determined as a precursor to determining change in magnification, rotation and translation of the image from the key video field to the new video field.Type: GrantFiled: May 10, 2002Date of Patent: May 6, 2003Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationInventors: David H. Hathaway, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 6510203Abstract: A method and system for use in a central office (CO) having network elements for communicating information between a central office technician (COT) stationed within the CO and network element monitoring personnel or monitoring center stationed remote from the CO. A local area network (LAN) having a hub stationed remote from the CO and a fiber communication line connected to the hub is provided. The fiber communication line has one end extending to the hub and the other end extending within the central office. The hub is operable for communicating with network element monitoring personnel stationed remote from the CO. A node transceiver is coupled to the other end of the fiber communication line within the central office. A wireless transceiver is operable with the node transceiver for providing a communication link between a COT stationed within the CO and the network element monitoring personnel stationed remote from the CO via the local area network.Type: GrantFiled: October 20, 1999Date of Patent: January 21, 2003Assignee: Qwest Communications International Inc.Inventors: Arthur E. Onweller, Paul J. Meyer
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Publication number: 20020191624Abstract: A method and system for use in a central office (CO) having network elements for communicating information between a central office technician (COT) stationed within the CO and network element monitoring personnel or monitoring center stationed remote from the CO. A local area network (LAN) having a hub stationed remote from the CO and a fiber communication line connected to the hub is provided. The fiber communication line has one end extending to the hub and the other end extending within the central office. The hub is operable for communicating with network element monitoring personnel stationed remote from the CO. A node transceiver is coupled to the other end of the fiber communication line within the central office. A wireless transceiver is operable with the node transceiver for providing a communication link between a COT stationed within the CO and the network element monitoring personnel stationed remote from the CO via the local area network.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 15, 2002Publication date: December 19, 2002Applicant: Qwest Communications International Inc.Inventors: Arthur E. Onweller, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 6459822Abstract: A method of stabilizing and registering a video image in multiple video fields of a video sequence provides accurate determination of the image change in magnification, rotation and translation between video fields, so that the video fields may be accurately corrected for these changes in the image in the video sequence. In a described embodiment, a key area of a key video field is selected which contains an image which it is desired to stabilize in a video sequence. The key area is subdivided into nested pixel blocks and the translation of each of the pixel blocks from the key video field to a new video field is determined as a precursor to determining change in magnification, rotation and translation of the image from the key video field to the new video field.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 1999Date of Patent: October 1, 2002Assignee: The United States of America as represented by the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space AdministrationInventors: David H. Hathaway, Paul J. Meyer
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Publication number: 20020091488Abstract: A computer based method of detecting and displaying rotational wind shear. Radial wind velocities within first and second adjacent gate sweeps produced by a radar system are detected in a predetermined geographic area, and are compared at points of equal radial distance from the radar system. The radial location of gate to gate wind shear at positions between the radar system and the boundary of the radar systems range are identified and compared to a predetermined threshold wind velocity value to determine the location of high priority gate to gate wind shear. The high priority gate to gate wind shear is then graphically displayed relative to its geographic location on a graphical representation of the predetermined geographic area. A computer based system for detecting and displaying rotational wind shear is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 29, 2002Publication date: July 11, 2002Applicant: Baron Services, Inc.Inventors: Robert O. Baron, Gregory S. Wilson, Ronald J. Phillips, Tom S. Thompson, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 6356843Abstract: A computer based method of detecting and displaying rotational wind shear. Radial wind velocities within first and second adjacent gate sweeps produced by a radar system are detected in a predetermined geographic area, and are compared at points of equal radial distance from the radar system. The radial location of gate to gate wind shear at positions between the radar system and the boundary of the radar systems range are identified and compared to a predetermined threshold wind velocity value to determine the location of high priority gate to gate wind shear. The high priority gate to gate wind shear is then graphically displayed relative to its geographic location on a graphical representation of the predetermined geographic area. A computer based system for detecting and displaying rotational wind shear is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2001Date of Patent: March 12, 2002Assignee: Baron Services, Inc.Inventors: Robert O. Baron, Gregory S. Wilson, Ronald J. Phillips, Tom S. Thompson, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 6272433Abstract: A computer based method of detecting and displaying rotational wind shear. Radial wind velocities within first and second adjacent gate sweeps produced by a radar system are detected in a predetermined geographic area, and are compared at points of equal radial distance from the radar system. The radial location of gate to gate wind shear at positions between the radar system and the boundary of the radar systems range are identified and compared to a predetermined threshold wind velocity value to determine the location of high priority gate to gate wind shear. The high priority gate to gate wind shear is then graphically displayed relative to its geographic location on a graphical representation of the predetermined geographic area. A computer based system for detecting and displaying rotational wind shear is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: December 18, 2000Date of Patent: August 7, 2001Assignee: Baron Services, Inc.Inventors: Robert O. Baron, Gregory S. Wilson, Ronald J. Phillips, Tom S. Thompson, Paul J. Meyer
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Publication number: 20010001134Abstract: A computer based method of detecting and displaying rotational wind shear. Radial wind velocities within first and second adjacent gate sweeps produced by a radar system are detected in a predetermined geographic area, and are compared at points of equal radial distance from the radar system. The radial location of gate to gate wind shear at positions between the radar system and the boundary of the radar systems range are identified and compared to a predetermined threshold wind velocity value to determine the location of high priority gate to gate wind shear. The high priority gate to gate wind shear is then graphically displayed relative to its geographic location on a graphical representation of the predetermined geographic area. A computer based system for detecting and displaying rotational wind shear is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: May 10, 2001Inventors: Robert O. Baron, Gregory S. Wilson, Ronald J. Phillips, Tom S. Thompson, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 6163756Abstract: A computer based method of detecting and displaying rotational wind shear. Radial wind velocities within first and second adjacent gate sweeps produced by a radar system are detected in a predetermined geographic area, and are compared at points of equal radial distance from the radar system. The radial location of gate to gate wind shear at positions between the radar system and the boundary of the radar systems range are identified and compared to a predetermined threshold wind velocity value to determine the location of high priority gate to gate wind shear. The high priority gate to gate wind shear is then graphically displayed relative to its geographic location on a graphical representation of the predetermined geographic area. A computer based system for detecting and displaying rotational wind shear is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: October 20, 1998Date of Patent: December 19, 2000Assignee: Baron Services, Inc.Inventors: Robert O. Baron, Gregory S. Wilson, Ronald J. Phillips, Tom S. Thompson, Paul J. Meyer
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Patent number: 5510416Abstract: A novel, pumpable, thermoplastic desiccated mastic capable of desiccating a sealed insulating glass unit. The compositions utilize adhesive materials which have a low vapor transmission rate but, nevertheless, have been found to effectively dry the air space in the unit. They do not contribute to chemical fogging and, in preferred embodiments, reduce or eliminate chemical fogging caused by other structures in the assembly. The compositions adhere well to the U-channel material and do not flow or sag under the normal range of service conditions encountered by an insulating glass assembly.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 1993Date of Patent: April 23, 1996Assignee: H. B. Fuller Licensing & Financing, Inc.Inventors: Paul J. Meyer, Anne Spinks
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Patent number: 5509984Abstract: A novel, pumpable, thermoplastic desiccated mastic capable of desiccating a sealed insulating glass unit. The compositions utilize adhesive materials which have a low vapor transmission rate but, nevertheless, have been found to effectively dry the air space in the unit. They do not contribute to chemical fogging and, in preferred embodiments, reduce or eliminate chemical fogging caused by other structures in the assembly. The compositions adhere well to the U-channel material and do not flow or sag under the normal range of service conditions encountered by an insulating glass assembly.Type: GrantFiled: October 21, 1994Date of Patent: April 23, 1996Assignee: H. B. Fuller Licensing & Financing, Inc.Inventors: Paul J. Meyer, Anne Spinks
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Patent number: 5503884Abstract: A novel, pumpable, thermoplastic desiccated mastic capable of desiccating a scaled insulating glass unit. The compositions utilize adhesive materials which have a low vapor transmission rate but, nevertheless, have been found to effectively dry the air space in the unit. They do not contribute to chemical fogging and, in preferred embodiments, reduce or eliminate chemical fogging caused by other structures in the assembly. The compositions adhere well to the U-channel material and do not flow or sag under the normal range of service conditions encountered by an insulating glass assembly.Type: GrantFiled: October 21, 1994Date of Patent: April 2, 1996Assignee: H. B. Fuller Licensing & Financing, Inc.Inventors: Paul J. Meyer, Anne Spinks