Patents by Inventor Ryan David CHUBB

Ryan David CHUBB 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).

  • Automated syringe processing stations and related methods
    Patent number: 12565347
    Abstract: An automated mass production process including: (a) advancing a supply carrier toward a stop position adjacent a syringe insertion station, the supply carrier holding a pre-filled syringe and the syringe insertion station including an arm, a receiving port and a driver; (b) aligning a vertical axis of the driver of the syringe insertion station with a vertical axis of the receiving port of the syringe insertion station; (c) advancing an injector body toward the receiving port in synchronization with the supply carrier to the stop position; (d) moving, by the arm, the pre-filled syringe from the supply carrier to the vertical axis of the receiving port of the syringe insertion station; (e) applying a downward force by the driver along the vertical axis to direct the pre-filled syringe into the injector body; (f) retracting the arm and the driver from the pre-filled syringe.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 25, 2024
    Date of Patent: March 3, 2026
    Assignee: ATS Corporation
    Inventors: Kenneth Wayne Nicholson, Philip David Munroe, Ryan David Chubb, Philip Michael Kurtz, Michael Tze-Chun Chow
  • AUTOMATED SYRINGE PROCESSING STATIONS AND RELATED METHODS
    Publication number: 20250021080
    Abstract: An automated mass production process including: (a) advancing a supply carrier toward a stop position adjacent a syringe insertion station, the supply carrier holding a pre-filled syringe and the syringe insertion station including an arm, a receiving port and a driver; (b) aligning a vertical axis of the driver of the syringe insertion station with a vertical axis of the receiving port of the syringe insertion station; (c) advancing an injector body toward the receiving port in synchronization with the supply carrier to the stop position; (d) moving, by the arm, the pre-filled syringe from the supply carrier to the vertical axis of the receiving port of the syringe insertion station; (e) applying a downward force by the driver along the vertical axis to direct the pre-filled syringe into the injector body; (f) retracting the arm and the driver from the pre-filled syringe.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 25, 2024
    Publication date: January 16, 2025
    Inventors: Kenneth Wayne NICHOLSON, Philip David MUNROE, Ryan David CHUBB, Philip Michael KURTZ, Michael Tze-Chun CHOW