Patents by Inventor Peter Griffith
Peter Griffith 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: 20240093958Abstract: A blast attenuation device (100, 1100) for a gun tube (10). The blast attenuation device (100, 1100) has a first wall section (102, 1102) which defines a first chamber (104, 1104), which extends from an inlet end (106, 1106) having an inlet aperture (108, 1108) to an outlet end (110, 1100) having an outlet aperture (112, 1112). The blast attenuation device (100, 1100) also has a second wall section (122, 1122) which defines a second chamber (124, 1124), which extends from an inlet end (126, 1126) having an inlet aperture (128, 1128) to an outlet end (130, 1130) having an outlet aperture (132, 1132).Type: ApplicationFiled: January 7, 2022Publication date: March 21, 2024Applicant: BAE SYSTEMS plcInventors: Richard Peter Lewin, Peter Andrew Griffith
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Patent number: 11918407Abstract: Described is a method of providing an estimate of radiation dose received by a patient during an imaging scan performed by an imaging system. The method includes receiving patient information about the patient, receiving scan data generated during the imaging scan of the patient by the imaging system, creating a virtual dose model of the patient based upon the patient information and the scan data, receiving a selection of a region of interest of the patient, performing a dose simulation on the virtual dose model of the patient or a portion thereof, and determining, based upon an outcome of the dose simulation, an estimate of the radiation dose received within the region of interest. The imaging scan can be a partial imaging scan of a portion of the patient. Also provided is a system and software for carrying out this method.Type: GrantFiled: April 8, 2019Date of Patent: March 5, 2024Assignee: BAYER HEALTHCARE LLCInventors: David Griffiths, Arthur Uber, Jacob Agris, Ting Lu, Peter Thompson
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Patent number: 11851034Abstract: A method of producing vehicles comprises: in a vehicle production process, manufacturing vehicle components of different types, and assembling the vehicle components to form vehicles; creating a set of vehicle records, each being a record of one of the vehicles entering active service; performing vehicle repairs on a subset of the vehicles after they have entered active service; creating a respective record of each of the vehicle repairs, each of which comprises or indicates a vehicle age or usage value, and records a vehicle component fault identified in the vehicle repair; receiving at a data processing stage the vehicle records and vehicle repair records, wherein a predictive algorithm executed at the data processing stage processes the received records so as to, for each type of vehicle component: 1) identify a respective set of the vehicle repair records relating to that type of vehicle component, and 2) use the respective set of vehicle repair records to predict a respective number of or resource valueType: GrantFiled: August 12, 2021Date of Patent: December 26, 2023Inventors: James Gareth Davies, Anthony Peter Griffiths, Christopher Lee Davies, Martyn Neil Jones, Stephen David Norris, Christopher George Reed, Patrick James Tudor, Timothy Peter Davis, David Hong Sau Chung, Michael Paul Nicholas, Kelly Marie Nock, Jonathan Michael Phillips, Ashley Steven Burgess, Nicholas Peter Rees, Steffan Rees
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Patent number: 11320917Abstract: A touch sensitive audio-visual input/output device comprising an internal core comprising a controller, the controller associated with at least one processor and at least one memory store, at least one light emitter associated with the controller, at least one audio output component associated with the controller, at least one actuator provided relative to the housing and associated with the controller and configured to transmit touch inputs to the controller to control operation of the device, and a flexible, translucent outer casing for at least partially enclosing the internal core.Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 2019Date of Patent: May 3, 2022Assignee: Kano Computing LimitedInventors: Alex Klein, Bruno Schillinger, Ted Wood, Kemal Dervish, Elliot Schneiderman, Peter Griffith, Chaithrika Urmi Subrahmanya, Vaish Sathe, James Hicks, Gabriel Gabor, Ben Supper, Dan Love
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Patent number: 11301059Abstract: A gesture recognition system 1 comprises a gesture controller 10 and a computing device 20. The controller 10 is designed to be held by a user such that motion of the controller 10 by the user enables gesture control inputs to be made to computing device 20. In use, a display unit 28 of computing device is operable to provide visible feedback on the motion of controller 10 in the form of a cursor 31, the cursor moving in response to controller 10 motion. The system 1 is operable to enable the cursor 31 position to be reset to an origin 33 in response to a reset input. In addition to resetting the cursor 31 position, the system can define the current orientation of the controller 10 as a new origin orientation.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 2019Date of Patent: April 12, 2022Assignee: Kano Computing LimitedInventors: Alex Klein, Peter Griffith
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Publication number: 20210380076Abstract: A method of producing vehicles comprises: in a vehicle production process, manufacturing vehicle components of different types, and assembling the vehicle components to form vehicles; creating a set of vehicle records, each being a record of one of the vehicles entering active service; performing vehicle repairs on a subset of the vehicles after they have entered active service; creating a respective record of each of the vehicle repairs, each of which comprises or indicates a vehicle age or usage value, and records a vehicle component fault identified in the vehicle repair; receiving at a data processing stage the vehicle records and vehicle repair records, wherein a predictive algorithm executed at the data processing stage processes the received records so as to, for each type of vehicle component: 1) identify a respective set of the vehicle repair records relating to that type of vehicle component, and 2) use the respective set of vehicle repair records to predict a respective number of or resource valueType: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2021Publication date: December 9, 2021Inventors: James Gareth DAVIES, Anthony Peter GRIFFITHS, Christopher Lee DAVIES, Martyn Neil JONES, Stephen David NORRIS, Christopher George REED, Patrick James TUDOR, Timothy Peter DAVIS, David Hong Sau CHUNG, Michael Paul NICHOLAS, Kelly Marie NOCK, Jonathan Michael PHILLIPS, Ashley Steven Burgess, Nicholas Peter Rees, Steffan Rees
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Patent number: 11161081Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for generating nanobubbles of a gas in a liquid, the apparatus including: (a) an outer tube; (b) a porous inner tube coaxially located within the outer tube that is at least partially occluded so as to define one or more liquid flow paths through the inner tube; (c) a pair of end assemblies attached to respective first and second ends of the outer tube, each end assembly having an opening in fluid communication with the one or more liquid flow paths so as to allow a flow of liquid in an axial direction through the apparatus; and, (d) a gas inlet for allowing a flow of gas into a chamber formed between the outer and inner tube, the flow of gas permitted to permeate through the porous inner tube into the one or more liquid flow paths, wherein, as the gas permeates through the porous inner tube, nanobubbles of gas are generated which become entrained in the liquid flow.Type: GrantFiled: November 3, 2017Date of Patent: November 2, 2021Assignee: NANO BUBBLE TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTDInventors: Andrew Peter Griffiths, Kevin Vincent Finn
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Patent number: 11117555Abstract: A method of producing vehicles comprises: in a vehicle production process, manufacturing vehicle components of different types, and assembling the vehicle components to form vehicles; creating a set of vehicle records, each being a record of one of the vehicles entering active service; performing vehicle repairs on a subset of the vehicles after they have entered active service; creating a respective record of each of the vehicle repairs, each of which comprises or indicates a vehicle age or usage value, and records a vehicle component fault identified in the vehicle repair; receiving at a data processing stage the vehicle records and vehicle repair records, wherein a predictive algorithm executed at the data processing stage processes the received records so as to, for each type of vehicle component: 1) identify a respective set of the vehicle repair records relating to that type of vehicle component, and 2) use the respective set of vehicle repair records to predict a respective number of or resource valueType: GrantFiled: March 30, 2020Date of Patent: September 14, 2021Assignee: We Predict LimitedInventors: James Gareth Davies, Anthony Peter Griffiths, Christopher Lee Davies, Martyn Neil Jones, Stephen David Norris, Christopher George Reed, Patrick James Tudor, Timothy Peter Davis, David Hong Sau Chung, Michael Paul Nicholas, Kelly Marie Nock, Jonathan Michael Phillips, Ashley Steven Burgess, Nicholas Peter Rees, Steffan Rees
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Publication number: 20210165506Abstract: A gesture recognition system 1 comprises a gesture controller 10 and a computing device 20. The controller 10 is designed to be held by a user such that motion of the controller 10 by the user enables gesture control inputs to be made to computing device 20. In use, a display unit 28 of computing device is operable to provide visible feedback on the motion of controller 10 in the form of a cursor 31, the cursor moving in response to controller 10 motion. The system 1 is operable to enable the cursor 31 position to be reset to an origin 33 in response to a reset input. In addition to resetting the cursor 31 position, the system can define the current orientation of the controller 10 as a new origin orientation.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 24, 2019Publication date: June 3, 2021Inventors: Alex Klein, Peter Griffith
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Publication number: 20210096639Abstract: A control input device for a linked system comprising: a plurality of proximity sensors provided evenly spaced around a ring defined on a common sensor platform, each proximity sensor operable to determine the relative proximity of any objects within a detection zone associated with the proximity sensor and output a proximity signal in response; a core unit operable to receive proximity signals from each proximity sensor and output a directional signal in response thereto; a communication unit operable to communicate the directional signal to the linked system; and one or more illumination units associated with each proximity sensor, wherein the one or more illumination units associated with each proximity sensor are operated in response to the proximity signal output by the associated proximity sensor to indicate directionality of a motion relative to the plurality of sensors.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2020Publication date: April 1, 2021Inventors: Alex Klein, Bruno Schillinger, Ted Wood, Kemal Dervish, Elliot Schneiderman, Peter Griffith, Chaithrika Urmi Subrahmanya, Vaish Sathe, James Hicks, Gabriel Gabor, Ben Supper, Dan Love
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Publication number: 20210096666Abstract: A touch sensitive audio-visual input/output device comprising an internal core comprising a controller, the controller associated with at least one processor and at least one memory store, at least one light emitter associated with the controller, at least one audio output component associated with the controller, at least one actuator provided relative to the housing and associated with the controller and configured to transmit touch inputs to the controller to control operation of the device, and a flexible, translucent outer casing for at least partially enclosing the internal core.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2019Publication date: April 1, 2021Inventors: Alex Klein, Bruno Schillinger, Ted Wood, Kemal Dervish, Elliot Schneiderman, Peter Griffith, Chaithrika Urmi Subrahmanya, Vaish Sathe, James Hicks, Gabriel Gabor, Ben Supper, Dan Love
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Publication number: 20210090359Abstract: A computer-implemented method of predicting vehicle faults, the method comprising, at a data processing stage: receiving: i) sets of telematics data each associated with a vehicle identifier, and ii) a vehicle fault dataset, which records historic vehicle fault events, wherein the vehicle fault events are associated in the datasets with cooperating vehicle identifiers; for each of the vehicle identifiers, determining i) a feature object by processing the associated set of telematics data to determine at least one driving style parameter therefrom, the feature object comprising the at least one driving style parameter, and ii) a training label for the feature object based on one or more of the vehicle fault events associated with that vehicle identifier; and using the feature objects and their training labels to train a predictive component, executed at the data processing stage, to learn causal associations between the driving style parameters and the vehicle fault events, such that a feature object comprisinType: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2020Publication date: March 25, 2021Inventors: Anthony Peter GRIFFITHS, Christopher Lee DAVIES, James Gareth DAVIES, Stephen David NORRIS, Patrick James TUDOR, Timothy Peter DAVIS, Kelly Marie NOCK, Steffan Rees
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Publication number: 20210070258Abstract: A method of producing vehicles comprises: in a vehicle production process, manufacturing vehicle components of different types, and assembling the vehicle components to form vehicles; creating a set of vehicle records, each being a record of one of the vehicles entering active service; performing vehicle repairs on a subset of the vehicles after they have entered active service; creating a respective record of each of the vehicle repairs, each of which comprises or indicates a vehicle age or usage value, and records a vehicle component fault identified in the vehicle repair; to receiving at a data processing stage the vehicle records and vehicle repair records, wherein a predictive algorithm executed at the data processing stage processes the received records so as to, for each type of vehicle component: 1) identify a respective set of the vehicle repair records relating to that type of vehicle component, and 2) use the respective set of vehicle repair records to predict a respective number of or resource valType: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2020Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: James Gareth DAVIES, Anthony Peter GRIFFITHS, Christopher Lee DAVIES, Martyn Neil JONES, Stephen David NORRIS, Christopher George REED, Patrick James TUDOR, Timothy Peter DAVIS, David Hong Sau CHUNG, Michael Paul NICHOLAS, Kelly Marie NOCK, Jonathan Michael PHILLIPS, Ashley Steven Burgess, Nicholas Peter Rees, Steffan Rees
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Publication number: 20210016786Abstract: A computer-implemented method of predicting vehicle failures comprises: receiving, at a processing stage: i) a vehicle diagnostics dataset, which records historic diagnostic warning events and an associated timing for each diagnostic warning event, and ii) a vehicle fault dataset, which records historic vehicle fault events and an associated timing for each vehicle fault event, wherein the diagnostic warning events and vehicle fault events are associated in their respective datasets with cooperating vehicle identifiers; wherein a predictive algorithm executed at the data processing stage determines whether or not each diagnostic warning event of a target type is time-associated with a diagnostic warning event in that its associated timing is within a predetermined time window relative to that of any vehicle fault event associated with a matching vehicle identifier, and computes, based thereon, a significance value for the target type of diagnostic warning event, the significance value denoting the likelihoodType: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2020Publication date: January 21, 2021Inventors: Anthony Peter GRIFFITHS, Christopher Lee DAVIES, James Gareth DAVIES, Stephen David NORRIS, Patrick James TUDOR, Timothy Peter DAVIS, Kelly Marie NOCK, Steffan Rees
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Patent number: 10875649Abstract: In a preferred embodiment, a modular galley monument for an aircraft cabin includes a first side panel, a second side panel, and an upper surface connecting the first side panel and the second side panel. The modular galley monument may include dividers partitioning the monument into a number of compartments. The monument may include an upper monument portion and a lower monument portion connected at a periphery via a seal allowing for vertical deflection between the first monument portion and the second monument portion of at least one inch while maintaining contact with both. The monument may include an integrated heating appliance for a compartment, including an insulation shell, a heated compartment positioned within the insulation shell, an electrical heating unit disposed within the insulation shell and configured to provide heat energy to the heated compartment. And a door assembly rotatably connected about an opening of the heated compartment.Type: GrantFiled: July 12, 2017Date of Patent: December 29, 2020Assignee: B/E Aerospace, Inc.Inventors: Anthony Brown, Donna C. Brownlie, Neil Elshaw, Sam Foster, Peter Griffiths, Shahmaan Khan, Richard Morris, Venkata Prasanth Suman Neti, Chris Nixon, Elizabeth M. Payne
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Publication number: 20190344224Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an apparatus for generating nanobubbles of a gas in a liquid, the apparatus including: (a) an outer tube; (b) a porous inner tube coaxially located within the outer tube that is at least partially occluded so as to define one or more liquid flow paths through the inner tube; (c) a pair of end assemblies attached to respective first and second ends of the outer tube, each end assembly having an opening in fluid communication with the one or more liquid flow paths so as to allow a flow of liquid in an axial direction through the apparatus; and, (d) a gas inlet for allowing a flow of gas into a chamber formed between the outer and inner tube, the flow of gas permitted to permeate through the porous inner tube into the one or more liquid flow paths, wherein, as the gas permeates through the porous inner tube, nanobubbles of gas are generated which become entrained in the liquid flow.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2017Publication date: November 14, 2019Applicant: NANO BUBBLE TECHNOLOGIES PTY LTDInventors: Andrew Peter GRIFFITHS, Kevin Vincent FINN
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Patent number: 9147006Abstract: A computer management apparatus, method and computer program operable for displaying a data file on a client computer, wherein the data file comprises a structure file and a first plurality of data elements, the apparatus comprising: a send component operable for sending a first message comprising a request for the structure file; a receive component operable for receiving the structure file; an evaluate component operable for determining a second plurality of data elements, wherein the second plurality of data elements is associated with a visible area; a send component further operable for sending a second message, wherein the second message comprises a request for the second plurality of data elements; a receive component further operable for receiving the second plurality of data elements; and a display component, responsive to receipt of the second plurality of data elements, operable for displaying the second plurality of data elements in the visible area.Type: GrantFiled: February 23, 2010Date of Patent: September 29, 2015Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Martin Brown, Timothy Peter Griffith, Anthony Philip Papageorgiou, Gavin Peter Willingham
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Patent number: 8539336Abstract: An annotation system includes first annotation data for annotating a manifestation of a first instance of a first XML document. The first instance of the first XML document is served by a document system. The first annotation data includes a first XML document identifier for the first XML document. The first annotation data is uniquely identified by a first annotation data identifier. The document system is configured to respond to a request containing the first XML document identifier with a manifestation of a second instance of the first XML document. The annotation system: (A) receives a request containing the first annotation data identifier; (B) issues a request containing the first XML document identifier to the document system; and (C) in response to the request containing the first annotation data identifier, manifests the first annotation data in connection with a manifestation of a second instance of the XML document.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2011Date of Patent: September 17, 2013Assignee: Scrawl, Inc.Inventors: Peter Griffiths, Andrew Rutter
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Publication number: 20130031457Abstract: An annotation system receives a first annotation input representing first annotation content for temporally annotating a first instance of a first target in a first instance of a first XML document. The first instance of the first XML document is served by a document server component of a document system. The annotation system is functionally independent of the document system. The annotation system temporally annotates the first instance of the first target with the first annotation content. The annotation subsequently manifests the first annotation content in connection with a manifestation of a second instance of the first target in a manifestation of a second instance of the first XML document served by the document server.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2011Publication date: January 31, 2013Inventors: Peter Griffiths, Andrew Rutter
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Publication number: 20130031455Abstract: An annotation system includes first annotation data for annotating a manifestation of a first instance of a first XML document. The first instance of the first XML document is served by a document system. The first annotation data includes a first XML document identifier for the first XML document. The first annotation data is uniquely identified by a first annotation data identifier. The document system is configured to respond to a request containing the first XML document identifier with a manifestation of a second instance of the first XML document. The annotation system: (A) receives a request containing the first annotation data identifier; (B) issues a request containing the first XML document identifier to the document system; and (C) in response to the request containing the first annotation data identifier, manifests the first annotation data in connection with a manifestation of a second instance of the XML document.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 28, 2011Publication date: January 31, 2013Inventors: Peter Griffiths, Andrew Rutter