Patents by Inventor Pete Wilson
Pete Wilson 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: 20260037757Abstract: A wire length calculation system is provided for tracking wire stored on and drawn from a reel. The wire length calculation system may include a detection element, digital logic components, location receiver, enclosure, analytic components, interface component, and sensor module. One or more sensors relative to the reel may detect a position indicative of forward or reverse reel rotation. A processor may analyze signals to count rotations of the reel, which is savable in memory. A battery may provide power. The system may also record the time and location associated with rotations. A method for tracking wire stored on and drawn from a reel using a wire length calculation system is also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2025Publication date: February 5, 2026Inventors: Jason Zielke, Eric Martin, Pete Wilson
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Publication number: 20250352745Abstract: An inhaler includes a main body and a drawer to open out of and close into the main body between an open position and a closed position. The drawer includes a spin chamber having a primary recess to receive air to mix with contents of a capsule and a secondary recess to hold the capsule. When the drawer is in the open position, the secondary recess is exposed to receive a new capsule therein or to withdraw a used capsule therefrom. When the drawer is in the closed position, the capsule is enclosed within the inhaler. The inhaler includes a perforating means to perforate the capsule. The perforating means moves away from a resting position toward a perforating position as the drawer moves into the main body. When set at the perforating position, the perforating means is positioned within the secondary recess to perforate the capsule.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2024Publication date: November 20, 2025Inventors: Brian FOSTER, Dan DEATON, Daniel COONEY, James HANNON, Eric RICHARDSON, Paul HAYTON, Cal McLENNAN, Pete WILSON, Tom ETHERIDGE, David George ROBINSON
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Patent number: 12468907Abstract: A modular material tracking system is provided for tracking material stored on and drawn from a reel using a modular system. The modular material tracking system may include a detection element, digital logic components, location receiver, enclosure, analytic components, interface component, sensor module, and plate module. One or more sensors relative to the reel may detect a position indicative of forward or reverse reel rotation. A processor may analyze signals to count rotations of the reel, which is savable in memory. A battery may provide power. The system may also record the time and location associated with rotations. A method for tracking material stored on and drawn from a reel using a modular material tracking system is also provided.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2023Date of Patent: November 11, 2025Assignee: Wire Pulse, Inc.Inventors: Jason Zielke, Eric Martin, Pete Wilson
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Publication number: 20240386225Abstract: A modular material tracking system is provided for tracking material stored on and drawn from a reel using a modular system. The modular material tracking system may include a detection element, digital logic components, location receiver, enclosure, analytic components, interface component, sensor module, and plate module. One or more sensors relative to the reel may detect a position indicative of forward or reverse reel rotation. A processor may analyze signals to count rotations of the reel, which is savable in memory. A battery may provide power. The system may also record the time and location associated with rotations. A method for tracking material stored on and drawn from a reel using a modular material tracking system is also provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 30, 2023Publication date: November 21, 2024Inventors: Jason Zielke, Eric Martin, Pete Wilson
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Patent number: 9265652Abstract: A method for promoting contraception by placing a contraceptive device within a uterus without blocking fallopian tubes may involve advancing a distal end of a delivery device through a cervix, advancing the contraceptive device comprising an elongate shape memory member out of the distal end of the delivery device and into the uterus, and limiting inferior migration of the contraceptive device within the uterus. Inferior migration may be limited by allowing the contraceptive device to assume a shape, when subjected to pressure that tends to cause a downward migration of the device within the uterus, in which an expandable middle portion of the device is expanded to contact the inner wall of the uterus and thus limit the downward migration of the device.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2012Date of Patent: February 23, 2016Assignee: CONTRAMED, LLCInventors: Michael Tal, Bob H. Katz, Mark James DeBisschop, Pete Wilson, Oleg Shikhman
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Patent number: 9089418Abstract: A method for promoting contraception by placing a contraceptive device within a uterus without blocking fallopian tubes may involve advancing a distal end of a delivery device through a cervix, advancing the contraceptive device comprising an elongate shape memory member out of the distal end of the delivery device and into the uterus, and limiting inferior migration of the contraceptive device within the uterus. Inferior migration may be limited by allowing the contraceptive device to assume a shape, when subjected to pressure that tends to cause a downward migration of the device within the uterus, in which an expandable middle portion of the device is expanded to contact the inner wall of the uterus and thus limit the downward migration of the device.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 2013Date of Patent: July 28, 2015Assignee: CONTRAMED, LLCInventors: Michael Tal, Bob H. Katz, Mark James DeBisschop, Pete Wilson, Oleg Shikhman
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Publication number: 20140048073Abstract: A method for promoting contraception by placing a contraceptive device within a uterus without blocking fallopian tubes may involve advancing a distal end of a delivery device through a cervix, advancing the contraceptive device comprising an elongate shape memory member out of the distal end of the delivery device and into the uterus, and limiting inferior migration of the contraceptive device within the uterus. Inferior migration may be limited by allowing the contraceptive device to assume a shape, when subjected to pressure that tends to cause a downward migration of the device within the uterus, in which an expandable middle portion of the device is expanded to contact the inner wall of the uterus and thus limit the downward migration of the device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2012Publication date: February 20, 2014Inventors: Michael Tal, Bob H. Katz, Mark James DeBisschop, Pete Wilson, Oleg Shikhman
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Publication number: 20140048074Abstract: A method for promoting contraception by placing a contraceptive device within a uterus without blocking fallopian tubes may involve advancing a distal end of a delivery device through a cervix, advancing the contraceptive device comprising an elongate shape memory member out of the distal end of the delivery device and into the uterus, and limiting inferior migration of the contraceptive device within the uterus. Inferior migration may be limited by allowing the contraceptive device to assume a shape, when subjected to pressure that tends to cause a downward migration of the device within the uterus, in which an expandable middle portion of the device is expanded to contact the inner wall of the uterus and thus limit the downward migration of the device.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2013Publication date: February 20, 2014Inventors: Michael Tal, Bob H. Katz, Mark James DeBisschop, Pete Wilson, Oleg Shikhman
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Patent number: 8652407Abstract: A self-contained assay device that is capable of detecting various analyte(s), including bioanalytes, in specimens for example, from biological sources.Type: GrantFiled: November 9, 2012Date of Patent: February 18, 2014Assignee: PalmStat Diagnostics, LLCInventors: Pete Wilson, Eric Butt, Vincent Mata
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Patent number: 8333780Abstract: A surgical tool and method of operation are provided. The surgical tool includes an end effector, such as a surgical scissor. The end effector is coupled to an actuating mechanism having a clevis and a pulley. A cable engages the pulley and is attached to one side of the clevis. When one portion of the cable is pulled, the clevis is moved in a first direction causing the end effector to open. When a second portion of the cable is pulled, the clevis moves in the opposite direction and the end effector is closed. The system also includes a mechanism for changing the orientation of the end effector. Another embodiment includes a mechanism for actuating the cable and the end effector.Type: GrantFiled: June 4, 2010Date of Patent: December 18, 2012Assignee: Okay Industries, Inc.Inventors: Roberto Pedros, Scott Reed, Pete Wilson
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Patent number: D1126392Type: GrantFiled: May 16, 2024Date of Patent: May 12, 2026Assignee: AstraZeneca ABInventors: Brian Foster, Dan Deaton, Daniel Cooney, James Hannon, Eric Richardson, Paul Hayton, Cal Mclennan, Chris Kilbane, George Watts, Pete Wilson, Tom Etheridge, David George Robinson