Patents by Inventor Ryan Brady
Ryan Brady 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: 11686183Abstract: A firing head assembly may include a tubular housing; a valve slidably disposed within the tubular housing; a lock mandrel disposed in the tubular housing between the valve and the tubular housing second end; a firing pin holder disposed in the tubular housing between the lock mandrel and the tubular housing second end; an engagement mechanism operably contacting the lock mandrel and the firing pin holder latch. The valve may have a piston end exposed to the lumen. The lock mandrel may be restrained from axial movement by a shear element. The firing pin holder may include a firing pin and latch. The engagement mechanism may be switchable between an engaged arrangement and a disengaged arrangement. The engagement mechanism may be configured to transition from the engaged arrangement to the disengaged arrangement in response to an axial movement of the lock mandrel.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 2021Date of Patent: June 27, 2023Assignee: DynaEnergetics Europe GmbHInventor: Thomas Ryan Brady
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Patent number: 11580418Abstract: A system includes a plurality of sensors; a dynamically updateable rules engine coupled to the plurality of sensors; a data collection management module coupled to the dynamically updateable rules engine and the plurality of sensors; and a data storage and analysis inference module coupled to the data collection management module, the dynamically updateable rules engine and the plurality of sensors. Data from the plurality of sensors that is received by the dynamically updateable rules engine is transformed by the dynamically updateable rules engine by selectively executing rules based on conditions or events. The dynamically updateable rules engine is updated by the data storage and analysis inference module.Type: GrantFiled: March 17, 2019Date of Patent: February 14, 2023Assignee: Phizzle, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Brady, Michael Patrick, Benjamin Davis, III, Edwin J Lau, James L Whims, Stephen Peary
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Publication number: 20220195824Abstract: A well abandonment system includes a jet cutter assembly. The jet cutter assembly includes a first sub including a first bulkhead and a jet cutter tool. The jet cutter tool includes a radial shaped charge and a detonator to detonate the radial shaped charge. A first end of the jet cutter tool is connected to the first sub and a second end of the jet cutter tool is connected to the second sub. The jet cutter assembly may include bulkheads that facilitate electrical communication along a length of the jet cutter assembly. A shock absorber is connected to the jet cutter tool in order to mitigate or prevent shock from impacting the jet cutter upon activation of a perforating gun or components of a tool string that is connected to the jet cutter. The shock absorber may include at least one of a sleeve, biasing member, or wireline.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2021Publication date: June 23, 2022Applicant: DynaEnergetics Europe GmbHInventors: Thilo Scharf, Russell Ord, Thomas Ryan Brady
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Publication number: 20220034207Abstract: A firing head assembly may include a tubular housing; a valve slidably disposed within the tubular housing; a lock mandrel disposed in the tubular housing between the valve and the tubular housing second end; a firing pin holder disposed in the tubular housing between the lock mandrel and the tubular housing second end; an engagement mechanism operably contacting the lock mandrel and the firing pin holder latch. The valve may have a piston end exposed to the lumen. The lock mandrel may be restrained from axial movement by a shear element. The firing pin holder may include a firing pin and latch. The engagement mechanism may be switchable between an engaged arrangement and a disengaged arrangement. The engagement mechanism may be configured to transition from the engaged arrangement to the disengaged arrangement in response to an axial movement of the lock mandrel.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2021Publication date: February 3, 2022Applicant: DynaEnergetics Europe GmbHInventor: Thomas Ryan Brady
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Patent number: 11174713Abstract: A firing head assembly may include a tubular housing; a valve slidably disposed within the tubular housing; a lock mandrel disposed in the tubular housing between the valve and the tubular housing second end; a firing pin holder disposed in the tubular housing between the lock mandrel and the tubular housing second end; an engagement mechanism operably contacting the lock mandrel and the firing pin holder latch. The valve may have a piston end exposed to the lumen. The lock mandrel may be restrained from axial movement by a shear element. The firing pin holder may include a firing pin and latch. The engagement mechanism may be switchable between an engaged arrangement and a disengaged arrangement. The engagement mechanism may be configured to transition from the engaged arrangement to the disengaged arrangement in response to an axial movement of the lock mandrel.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 2019Date of Patent: November 16, 2021Assignee: DynaEnergetics Europe GmbHInventor: Thomas Ryan Brady
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Publication number: 20200293915Abstract: A system includes a plurality of sensors; a dynamically updateable rules engine coupled to the plurality of sensors; a data collection management module coupled to the dynamically updateable rules engine and the plurality of sensors; and a data storage and analysis inference module coupled to the data collection management module, the dynamically updateable rules engine and the plurality of sensors. Data from the plurality of sensors that is received by the dynamically updateable rules engine is transformed by the dynamically updateable rules engine by selectively executing rules based on conditions or events. The dynamically updateable rules engine is updated by the data storage and analysis inference module.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 17, 2019Publication date: September 17, 2020Applicant: Phizzle, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Brady, Michael Patrick, Benjamin Davis, III, Edwin J. Lau, James L. Whims, Stephen Peary
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Publication number: 20200182025Abstract: A firing head assembly may include a tubular housing; a valve slidably disposed within the tubular housing; a lock mandrel disposed in the tubular housing between the valve and the tubular housing second end; a firing pin holder disposed in the tubular housing between the lock mandrel and the tubular housing second end; an engagement mechanism operably contacting the lock mandrel and the firing pin holder latch. The valve may have a piston end exposed to the lumen. The lock mandrel may be restrained from axial movement by a shear element. The firing pin holder may include a firing pin and latch. The engagement mechanism may be switchable between an engaged arrangement and a disengaged arrangement. The engagement mechanism may be configured to transition from the engaged arrangement to the disengaged arrangement in response to an axial movement of the lock mandrel.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 26, 2019Publication date: June 11, 2020Applicant: DynaEnergetics GmbH & Co. KGInventor: Thomas Ryan Brady
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Patent number: 10028004Abstract: A system for compensating for the effect of a live television program airing beyond a previously determined end time on the provision of channel guides, pop up program reminders, and/or video recording of television programs by network interface devices of a subscription based television service provider. First data messages are generated and communicated by a computer of the live television program's source configured with messaging software.Type: GrantFiled: November 5, 2009Date of Patent: July 17, 2018Assignee: Cox Communications, Inc.Inventor: Ryan Brady Anderson
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Patent number: 9620167Abstract: Methods and systems for creating and playing out animated video scenes. An animated scene is created by first receiving a selection of an asset element to be used in the scene. Next, a first marker position is received, a first marker is displayed at the marker position, and an association between the asset element and the first marker is established. This process is repeated for a second marker displayed at a second marker position. Thereafter, a movement path from the first marker position to the second marker position is established. The movement path includes a sequence of coordinates and associated times. Finally, the instructions that cause the asset element to move along the movement path are generated.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 2014Date of Patent: April 11, 2017Assignee: PHIZZLE, INC.Inventors: Michael August Patrick, Chris Ryan Brady
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Publication number: 20160245035Abstract: Methods are disclosed for assembling a perforating gun string in a wellbore. One method includes assembling a first perforating gun assembly into a lubricator, connecting the lubricator to a blowout preventer coupled to a wellhead, lowering the first perforating gun assembly on a conveyance into the blowout preventer, engaging the first perforating gun assembly with sealing rams of the blowout preventer, detaching the conveyance from the first perforating gun assembly and removing the conveyance from the blowout preventer, disconnecting the lubricator from the blowout preventer, assembling a second perforating gun assembly into the lubricator, re-connecting the lubricator to the blowout preventer, lowering the second perforating gun assembly into the blowout preventer and attaching the second perforating gun assembly to the first perforating gun assembly, and repeating the process to form a perforating gun string.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2013Publication date: August 25, 2016Applicant: Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.Inventors: Thomas Ryan Brady, Justin Lee Mason, Jonh D. Burleson
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Publication number: 20150178971Abstract: Methods and systems for creating and playing out animated video scenes. An animated scene is created by first receiving a selection of an asset element to be used in the scene. Next, a first marker position is received, a first marker is displayed at the marker position, and an association between the asset element and the first marker is established. This process is repeated for a second marker displayed at a second marker position. Thereafter, a movement path from the first marker position to the second marker position is established. The movement path includes a sequence of coordinates and associated times. Finally, the instructions that cause the asset element to move along the movement path are generated.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 17, 2014Publication date: June 25, 2015Inventors: Michael August Patrick, Chris Ryan Brady
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Patent number: 8639646Abstract: A system to build, manage, and analyze a computer generated risk assessment model and perform a layer of protection analysis. The system uses a computer generated safety instrumented system model for managing a process safety lifecycle for a safety instrumented system in a facility. The computer generated safety instrumented system model has at least one instrumented protective function.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 2013Date of Patent: January 28, 2014Assignee: Applied Engineering Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Carolyn Crosby Presgraves, Cody O'Neal Wyndham Gentry, Eric Christopher Van Beek, Dane Ryan Brady, Taylor William Schuler, William Davis Creel, Michael Dennis Scott