Patents by Inventor Ray Meyers
Ray Meyers 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: 20230109130Abstract: Methods and systems for capture object-based assays, including for determining a measure of the concentration of an analyte molecule or particle in a fluid sample, are described. The methods and systems may relate to high sensitivity detection of analytes, sometimes using assay conditions and sample handling that result in the capture and detection of a high percentage of the analyte molecules or particles in a fluid sample using relatively few capture objects. Apparatuses and methods for immobilizing capture objects with respect to assay sites, in some instances with unexpectedly high efficiencies are also described. Some such apparatuses involve the use of force fields and fluid meniscus forces, alone or in combination, to facilitate or improve capture object immobilization.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2022Publication date: April 6, 2023Applicant: Quanterix CorporationInventors: David C. Duffy, Nicholas Collier, Cheuk W. Kan, Carmen I. Tobos, David M. Rissin, Alexander D. Wiener, Ray Meyer, Christopher Warwick, Roger Millington, Danielle M. Svancara
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Patent number: 10667921Abstract: An implant can be used for the treatment of fat pad atrophy. The implant can be installed in the ball of the foot, the heel of the foot, the hands, or other areas. The implant can supplement or replace a patient's fat pads. In some instances, the implant can include an implant pad having a non-permeable external lining and an internal cavity enclosed by the external lining. The internal cavity can include a filler material. The implant can include features that resist rupture and/or migration.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2017Date of Patent: June 2, 2020Assignee: ET MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, LLCInventors: Richard Mangione, Tony Ray Meyer, Jr., Einat Lampert
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Publication number: 20180185160Abstract: An implant can be used for the treatment of fat pad atrophy. The implant can be installed in the ball of the foot, the heel of the foot, the hands, or other areas. The implant can supplement or replace a patient's fat pads. In some instances, the implant can include an implant pad having a non-permeable external lining and an internal cavity enclosed by the external lining. The internal cavity can include a filler material. The implant can include features that resist rupture and/or migration.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2017Publication date: July 5, 2018Inventors: Richard Mangione, Tony Ray Meyer, JR., Einat Lampert
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Patent number: 9730800Abstract: An implant can be used for the treatment of fat pad atrophy. The implant can be installed in the ball of the foot, the heel of the foot, the hands, or other areas. The implant can supplement or replace a patient's fat pads. In some instances, the implant can include an implant pad having a non-permeable external lining and an internal cavity enclosed by the external lining. The internal cavity can include a filler material. The implant can include features that resist rupture and/or migration.Type: GrantFiled: May 23, 2016Date of Patent: August 15, 2017Assignee: ET MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIES, LLCInventors: Richard Mangione, Tony Ray Meyer, Jr., Einat Lampert
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Publication number: 20160338843Abstract: An implant can be used for the treatment of fat pad atrophy. The implant can be installed in the ball of the foot, the heel of the foot, the hands, or other areas. The implant can supplement or replace a patient's fat pads. In some instances, the implant can include an implant pad having a non-permeable external lining and an internal cavity enclosed by the external lining. The internal cavity can include a filler material. The implant can include features that resist rupture and/or migration.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2016Publication date: November 24, 2016Inventors: Richard Mangione, Tony Ray Meyer, JR., Einat Lampert
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Publication number: 20140258744Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer readable media for controlling processor card power consumption are disclosed. In one example, the method is conducted in a network test equipment chassis that includes a plurality of processor cards that implements network testing functions. The method includes detecting an event or status associated with one of the plurality of processor cards and determining whether the event or status satisfies a condition of at least one power management rule. In response to determining that the event or status satisfies a condition of the at least one power management rule, the method further includes adjusting power consumption of the processor card in the network test equipment in accordance with the at least one power management rule.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2013Publication date: September 11, 2014Applicant: IxiaInventors: Ray Meyer, Manley Klassen
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Patent number: 8042598Abstract: An insect screen of increased invisibility can be created by using small wire diameter elements and/or increasing the mesh density of the screen. The combination of small wire diameter and increased mesh density provide a screen with a higher Dalquist Rating that becomes invisible at closer distances. A “sweet spot” exists at which a screen with a combination high mesh density and small wire diameter is less visible, while still providing the strength, durability, and quality desired. Further, screens with properties in proximity to this sweet spot also provide a marked increase in invisibility.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2008Date of Patent: October 25, 2011Assignee: Andersen CorporationInventors: Alex Bredemus, Kurt Dalquist, Patrick J. Gronlund, Ray Meyer, Michael J. Deaner
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Publication number: 20090104829Abstract: An insect screen of increased invisibility can be created by using small wire diameter elements and/or increasing the mesh density of the screen. The combination of small wire diameter and increased mesh density provide a screen with a higher Dalquist Rating that becomes invisible at closer distances. A “sweet spot” exists at which a screen with a combination high mesh density and small wire diameter is less visible, while still providing the strength, durability, and quality desired. Further, screens with properties in proximity to this sweet spot also provide a marked increase in invisibility.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2008Publication date: April 23, 2009Inventors: Alex Bredemus, Kurt Dalquist, Patrick J. Gronlund, Ray Meyer, Michael J. Deaner
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Publication number: 20080254549Abstract: A detection system and methods for improving the ability of the detection system to recognize labels that are disposed on a polymer. Embodiments of the invention include schemes for selecting emitters and labels used within the system in a manner that allows an increase in the number of distinct labels that can be used together in a system. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods are directed to identifying portions of a detection signal that may be associated with extra labels residing within a detection zone. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods relate to using wide field imaging detectors while reducing out of focus noise contributions to detection signals of the system.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 20, 2008Publication date: October 16, 2008Applicant: U.S. Genomics, Inc.Inventors: Martin Fuchs, John Harris, Ray Meyer
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Patent number: 7402422Abstract: A detection system and methods for improving the ability of the detection system to recognize labels that are disposed on a polymer. Embodiments of the invention include schemes for selecting emitters and labels used within the system in a manner that allows an increase in the number of distinct labels that can be used together in a system. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods are directed to identifying portions of a detection signal that may be associated with extra labels residing within a detection zone. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods relate to using wide field imaging detectors while reducing out of focus noise contributions to detection signals of the system. Still, other embodiments relate to the use of linear array detectors to detect labels.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 2006Date of Patent: July 22, 2008Assignee: U.S. Genomics, Inc.Inventors: Martin Fuchs, John Harris, Ray Meyer
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Patent number: 7351538Abstract: A detection system and methods for improving the ability of the detection system to recognize labels that are disposed on a polymer. Embodiments of the invention include schemes for selecting emitters and labels used within the system in a manner that allows an increase in the number of distinct labels that can be used together in a system. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods are directed to identifying portions of a detection signal that may be associated with extra labels residing within a detection zone. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods relate to using wide field imaging detectors while reducing out of focus noise contributions to detection signals of the system. Still, other embodiments relate to the use of linear array detectors to detect labels.Type: GrantFiled: August 23, 2005Date of Patent: April 1, 2008Assignee: U.S. GenomicsInventors: Martin Fuchs, John Harris, Ray Meyers
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Publication number: 20080006376Abstract: An insect screen of increased invisibility can be created by using small wire diameter elements and/or increasing the mesh density of the screen. The combination of small wire diameter and increased mesh density provide a screen with a higher Dalquist Rating that becomes invisible at closer distances. A “sweet spot” exists at which a screen with a combination high mesh density and small wire diameter is less visible, while still providing the strength, durability, and quality desired. Further, screens with properties in proximity to this sweet spot also provide a marked increase in invisibility.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 21, 2007Publication date: January 10, 2008Inventors: Alex Bredemus, Kurt Dalquist, Patrick Gronlund, Ray Meyer, Michael Deaner
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Publication number: 20060228747Abstract: A detection system and methods for improving the ability of the detection system to recognize labels that are disposed on a polymer. Embodiments of the invention include schemes for selecting emitters and labels used within the system in a manner that allows an increase in the number of distinct labels that can be used together in a system. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods are directed to identifying portions of a detection signal that may be associated with extra labels residing within a detection zone. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods relate to using wide field imaging detectors while reducing out of focus noise contributions to detection signals of the system.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2006Publication date: October 12, 2006Applicant: U.S. Genomics, Inc.Inventors: Martin Fuchs, John Harris, Ray Meyer
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Publication number: 20060078915Abstract: A detection system and methods for improving the ability of the detection system to recognize labels that are disposed on a polymer. Embodiments of the invention include schemes for selecting emitters and labels used within the system in a manner that allows an increase in the number of distinct labels that can be used together in a system. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods are directed to identifying portions of a detection signal that may be associated with extra labels residing within a detection zone. In other embodiments, the detection system and methods relate to using wide field imaging detectors while reducing out of focus noise contributions to detection signals of the system.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 23, 2005Publication date: April 13, 2006Applicant: U.S. Genomics, Inc.Inventors: Martin Fuchs, John Harris, Ray Meyer
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Publication number: 20050098277Abstract: An insect screen of increased invisibility can be created by using small wire diameter elements and/or increasing the mesh density of the screen. The combination of small wire diameter and increased mesh density provide a screen with a higher Dalquist Rating that becomes invisible at closer distances. A “sweet spot” exists at which a screen with a combination high mesh density and small wire diameter is less visible, while still providing the strength, durability, and quality desired. Further, screens with properties in proximity to this sweet spot also provide a marked increase in invisibility.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2004Publication date: May 12, 2005Inventors: Alex Bredemus, Kurt Dalquist, Patrick Gronlund, Ray Meyer, Michael Deaner
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Patent number: D703010Type: GrantFiled: July 27, 2012Date of Patent: April 22, 2014Assignee: T&D Supplements, LLCInventor: Richard Ray Meyer