Patents by Inventor Peter Moeller
Peter Moeller 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: 11919507Abstract: A method for controlling a motor vehicle having at least one park lock. A drive train of the motor vehicle has a drive motor, wheel, and a transmission. An operating element actuates the park lock, which can assume a blocking position, in which the park lock blocks the drive train and/or a part of the drive train, and a release position. After actuation of the operating element, the park lock is switched from the release position into the blocking position (or vice versa). Here, the speed of the motor vehicle is determined. After actuation of the operating element and if the park lock assumes the release position beforehand, it is checked whether the speed is greater than a predefined first threshold value. If this check was successful, a first warning signal is produced; and the switching of the park lock into the blocking position is performed.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 2018Date of Patent: March 5, 2024Assignee: Volkswagen AktiengesellschaftInventors: Peter Moeller, Stefan Samson, Stefan Ernst, Raimar Warnecke
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Publication number: 20210216912Abstract: A device and a computer-implemented method for data-efficient active machine learning. Annotated data are provided. A model is trained for a classification of the data as a function of the annotated data. The model trained in this way is calibrated, as a function of the annotated data, with regard to confidence for a correctness of the classification of the annotated data by the model. For unannotated data, the confidence for the correctness of the classification of the unannotated data is determined, using the model calibrated in this way. The unannotated data for the active machine learning whose confidence satisfies a criterion is acquired from the unannotated data.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 6, 2021Publication date: July 15, 2021Inventors: Christian Haase-Schuetz, Peter Moeller
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Publication number: 20210061260Abstract: A method for controlling a motor vehicle having at least one park lock. A drive train of the motor vehicle has a drive motor, wheel, and a transmission. An operating element actuates the park lock, which can assume a blocking position, in which the park lock blocks the drive train and/or a part of the drive train, and a release position. After actuation of the operating element, the park lock is switched from the release position into the blocking position (or vice versa). Here, the speed of the motor vehicle is determined. After actuation of the operating element and if the park lock assumes the release position beforehand, it is checked whether the speed is greater than a predefined first threshold value. If this check was successful, a first warning signal is produced; and the switching of the park lock into the blocking position is performed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2018Publication date: March 4, 2021Inventors: PETER MOELLER, STEFAN SAMSON, STEFAN ERNST, RAIMAR WARNECKE
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Publication number: 20160195487Abstract: In a method for determining a quality of reducing agent, a pretreatment of the reducing agent is firstly performed. The temperature of the pretreated reducing agent is subsequently determined. The electrical conductivity of the pretreated reducing agent is then determined, and subsequently, the quality of the reducing agent is calculated with the aid of the electrical conductivity and the temperature.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2014Publication date: July 7, 2016Inventors: Jan HODGSON, STEVN SCHEPERS, Andree BERGMANN, Morten-Peter MOELLER
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Patent number: 9309063Abstract: A conveying system including at least one tube connection, at least one dispatch station and at least one receiver station, where items are conveyed by an airflow in the direction of the airflow in the pipe connection from a dispatch station to a receiver station. The new feature of a conveying system is that the tube connection has an inner cross-sectional area, preferably a circular cross-sectional area, with a size greater than the largest cross-sectional area of an item, and which is preferably provided with at least twice the cross-sectional area compared with the largest cross-sectional area of an item. Hereby is achieved the advantage that several items may be conveyed in the same tube connection at the same time, where these items are sent individually and successively, corresponding to one item being sent immediately after another.Type: GrantFiled: September 30, 2010Date of Patent: April 12, 2016Assignee: Blak & Sørensen ApSInventors: Peter Moeller Soerensen, Daniel Blak
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Publication number: 20120195698Abstract: A conveying system including at least one tube connection, at least one dispatch station and at least one receiver station, where items are conveyed by an airflow in the direction of the airflow in the pipe connection from a dispatch station to a receiver station. The new feature of a conveying system is that the tube connection has an inner cross-sectional area, preferably a circular cross-sectional area, with a size greater than the largest cross-sectional area of an item, and which is preferably provided with at least twice the cross-sectional area compared with the largest cross-sectional area of an item. Hereby is achieved the advantage that several items may be conveyed in the same tube connection at the same time, where these items are sent individually and successively, corresponding to one item being sent immediately after another.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 30, 2010Publication date: August 2, 2012Applicant: BLAK & SOERENSEN APSInventors: Peter Moeller Soerensen, Daniel Blak
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Patent number: 8231589Abstract: An irrigation system includes a control unit and a pump integrated with the control unit. The control unit includes an adjustment knob attached to a major surface of the control unit, a first conduit extending from a side of the control unit to a reservoir that is configured to contain a volume of irrigation liquid, and a second conduit extending from the side of the control unit to an anal probe that is inflatable for fixation of the anal probe within a user. The adjustment knob has a first setting that is selectable to inflate a cuff of the anal probe and a second setting that is selectable to allow the pump to pump gas into the reservoir and thereby transfer the irrigation liquid from the reservoir through the inflated anal probe.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2011Date of Patent: July 31, 2012Assignee: Coloplast A/SInventors: Peter Moeller-Jensen, Kristoffer Zeuthen, Jimmy Groetner, Christian Grünewaldt
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Publication number: 20120114823Abstract: Extruded, formulated fish feed containing less than 10 percent by weight of ash, more than 20 percent by weight of fat, less than 20 percent by weight of starch-containing raw material, and pigment selected from the group of carotenoids, wherein the fish feed contains at least one water-soluble antioxidant selected from the group consisting of hydroxycinnamic acids and hydroxybenzoic acids, and wherein the fish feed contains up to 40 mg of pigment per kg feed of at least one pigment selected from the group consisting of astaxanthin and canthaxanthin. It is also described feeding fish with the feed.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2010Publication date: May 10, 2012Applicant: TROUW INTERNATIONAL B.V.Inventors: Wolfgang M. Koppe, Niels Peter Moeller, Gunvor Kristin Lien Baardsen
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Publication number: 20110184346Abstract: An irrigation system includes a control unit and a pump integrated with the control unit. The control unit includes an adjustment knob attached to a major surface of the control unit, a first conduit extending from a side of the control unit to a reservoir that is configured to contain a volume of irrigation liquid, and a second conduit extending from the side of the control unit to an anal probe that is inflatable for fixation of the anal probe within a user. The adjustment knob has a first setting that is selectable to inflate a cuff of the anal probe and a second setting that is selectable to allow the pump to pump gas into the reservoir and thereby transfer the irrigation liquid from the reservoir through the inflated anal probe.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2011Publication date: July 28, 2011Applicant: COLOPLAST A/SInventors: Peter Moeller-Jensen, Kristoffer Zeuthen, Jimmy Groetner, Christian Grunewaldt
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Patent number: 7914505Abstract: The irrigation system comprises a reservoir (1) for irrigating liquid, a probe (3) for arrangement in a user, conduit means (6,7,10,11) for conducting the irrigating fluid from the reservoir to the probe, and a fixation member (5) for fixation of the probe in the user. Pumping means (9) are provided for pumping gas into the reservoir (1) to transfer the irrigating liquid from the reservoir to the probe (3). The fixation member includes an inflatable cuff (5), and the system includes a control unit (8) which may be set in at least a cuff inflating position and a liquid transferring position.Type: GrantFiled: April 11, 2003Date of Patent: March 29, 2011Assignee: Coloplast A/SInventors: Peter Moeller-Jensen, Kristoffer Zeuthen, Jimmy Groetner, Christian Grunewaldt
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Publication number: 20080314924Abstract: Drip catching device for bottles with contents of all types comprising an annular body made of sponge which may be attached to the neck of a bottle.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 9, 2008Publication date: December 25, 2008Applicant: MAPA GmbH Gummi-und PlastikwerkeInventors: Gunter Marr, Peter Moeller, Karsten Schnoring
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Publication number: 20070156290Abstract: The present invention includes an irrigation controller utilizing a “virtual” dial. In particular, the present invention contemplates an electronic programming and controlling interface that is controlled according to actuation of a simple on/off switch (i.e., a binary switch), preferably a push button. For example, in one embodiment, an irrigation controller is provided wherein a rotary dial is replaced with a circular liquid crystal display. The LCD contains segments peripherally on its screen that are energized according to the desired function selected by the user. The segment that is “on” at a particular time will correspond to visual indicia on the panel of the controller to inform the user which function is operable at that particular time. The user can then advance to the next segment on the LCD screen by pressing a button located elsewhere on the controller panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 9, 2007Publication date: July 5, 2007Inventors: Yigal Froman, Hedna Froman, Darren Redetzke, Peter Moeller, Kenneth Kline
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Publication number: 20060184284Abstract: The present invention includes an irrigation controller utilizing a “virtual” dial. In particular, the present invention contemplates an electronic programming and controlling interface that is controlled according to actuation of a simple on/off switch (i.e., a binary switch), preferably a push button. For example, in one embodiment, an irrigation controller is provided wherein a rotary dial is replaced with a circular liquid crystal display. The LCD contains segments peripherally on its screen that are energized according to the desired function selected by the user. The segment that is “on” at a particular time will correspond to visual indicia on the panel of the controller to inform the user which function is operable at that particular time. The user can then advance to the next segment on the LCD screen by pressing a button located elsewhere on the controller panel.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 14, 2003Publication date: August 17, 2006Inventors: Yigal Froman, Darren Redetzke, Peter Moeller, Kenneth Kline
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Publication number: 20060129135Abstract: The irrigation system comprises a reservoir (1) for irrigating liquid, a probe (3) for arrangement in a user, conduit means (6,7,10,11) for conducting the irrigating fluid from the reservoir to the probe, and a fixation member (5) for fixation of the probe in the user. Pumping means (9) are provided for pumping gas into the reservoir (1) to transfer the irrigating liquid from the reservoir to the probe (3). The fixation member includes an inflatable cuff (5), and the system includes a control unit (8) which may be set in at least a cuff inflating position and a liquid transferring position.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 11, 2003Publication date: June 15, 2006Inventors: Peter Moeller-Jensen, Kristoffer Zeuthen, Jimmy Groetner, Christian Grunewaldt
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Publication number: 20060111557Abstract: An isolated and purified Pfiesteria toxin having the NMR spectra given in FIG. 1 herein is described. The toxin may be produced by (a) culturing a Pfiesteria species in a growth media to produce Pfiesteria toxin therein; (b) separating a first fraction of organic compounds including said Pfiesteria toxin from said growth media; and then (c) separating a second fraction consisting essentially of said Pfiesteria toxin from said first fraction by chromatography with porous silica beads.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2003Publication date: May 25, 2006Inventors: JoAnn Burkholder, Howard Glasgow, John Ramsdell, Peter Moeller, Stephan Morton
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Patent number: 7009550Abstract: The present invention relates to an oil spill identification system and oil spill identification sensors to be used in connection with this system. The system is used primarily on fixed offshore structures, but may also be used on fixed onshore constructions. The sensor comprises a combination of a radar and at least a microwave radiometer. The data collected are transmitted to a control station. Preferably, the transmittal takes place at pixel level between the sensors and the control station. The control station processes the data received at pixel level and transmits data to an end-user, preferably through the internet. The invention also relates to a method for utilizing the system and a use of the system.Type: GrantFiled: June 20, 2003Date of Patent: March 7, 2006Inventor: Peter Moeller-Jensen
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Publication number: 20040257264Abstract: The present invention relates to an oil spill identification system and oil spill identification sensors to be used in connection with this system. The system is used primarily on fixed offshore structures, but may also be used on fixed onshore constructions. The sensor comprises a combination of a radar and at least a microwave radiometer. The data collected are transmitted to a control station. Preferably, the transmittal takes place at pixel level between the sensors and the control station. The control station processes the data received at pixel level and transmits data to an end-user, preferably through the internet. The invention also relates to a method for utilizing the system and a use of the system.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 20, 2003Publication date: December 23, 2004Inventor: Peter Moeller-Jensen
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Patent number: 5711436Abstract: A combination drinking glass and wine glass rack of the invention is adapted to receive both drinking glasses and wine glasses, and adjustable for accommodating varying sizes of glasses. The combination drinking glass and wine glass rack of the invention comprises a support board and at least one support arm pairs, each support arm pair comprising an downwardly angled arm and an upwardly angled arm. Each support arm comprises an upper rod portion and a lower rod portion. The lower rod portions of one support arm pair provide a support for the bases of drinking glasses and simultaneously a support from which wine glasses bases are suspended.Type: GrantFiled: July 12, 1995Date of Patent: January 27, 1998Assignee: ScanwoodInventors: Jens Peter Moeller, Henrik Holbaek, Claus Jensen
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Patent number: D381854Type: GrantFiled: July 12, 1995Date of Patent: August 5, 1997Assignee: ScanWoodInventors: Jens Peter Moeller, Henrik Holbaek, Claus Jensen
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Patent number: D675316Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2008Date of Patent: January 29, 2013Assignee: Novo Nordisk A/SInventors: Henrik Soenderskov Klint, Jim Radmer, Joergen K Smedegaard, Jan Frank Nielsen, Peter Moeller Jensen, Jens Moeller-Jensen