Patents by Inventor Ryan Lynch
Ryan Lynch 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: 12447523Abstract: A wire twisting device may include a driven rotating mechanism having a groove configured to receive two wires, an electric motor associated with an encoder, wherein the encoder is configured to generate an electrical signal corresponding to changes in rotation of the electric motor, a drive gear mechanically coupled with the electric motor for rotating the driven rotating mechanism, a current sensor on a printed circuit board configured to detect an electrical current to the electric motor and generate a voltage that corresponds to the amount of electrical current, and a control unit configured to perform steps comprising: receiving the electrical signal generated by the encoder, receiving the voltage generated by the current sensor, determining an amount of torque applied to the two wires; and when the amount of torque exceeds a predetermined limit, communicating a control signal to reduce the electrical current provided to the electric motor.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2023Date of Patent: October 21, 2025Assignee: Textron Aviation Inc.Inventors: Jesse Weiss, Ryan Lynch
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Publication number: 20250228685Abstract: A mesh element having a mesh gauge selected to control flow of materials therethrough. The mesh element is implantable into an anatomical structure upstream of a body passage or within a body passage to control flow of materials through the body passage. The mesh element may be coupled to a support structure to facilitate anchoring of the mesh element in place relative to the body passage. The support structure may have a lumen defined therethrough to allow flow of materials through the body passage, with the mesh element regulating the flow of materials into the lumen. The mesh element alternatively may be directly coupled to an anatomical structure upstream of a body passage to regulate or determine flow of materials through the body passage.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 7, 2025Publication date: July 17, 2025Applicant: BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC.Inventors: James Quinn, Ryan Lynch, Gerard Duignan, Darren Gerard Curran, Sean P. Fleury, Peter L. Dayton
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Publication number: 20240278310Abstract: A wire twisting device may include a driven rotating mechanism having a groove configured to receive two wires, an electric motor associated with an encoder, wherein the encoder is configured to generate an electrical signal corresponding to changes in rotation of the electric motor, a drive gear mechanically coupled with the electric motor for rotating the driven rotating mechanism, a current sensor on a printed circuit board configured to detect an electrical current to the electric motor and generate a voltage that corresponds to the amount of electrical current, and a control unit configured to perform steps comprising: receiving the electrical signal generated by the encoder, receiving the voltage generated by the current sensor, determining an amount of torque applied to the two wires; and when the amount of torque exceeds a predetermined limit, communicating a control signal to reduce the electrical current provided to the electric motor.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2023Publication date: August 22, 2024Inventors: Jesse Weiss, Ryan Lynch
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Patent number: 10404833Abstract: The present disclosure relates to dynamic software configuration. In some embodiments, a client device of a plurality of client devices requests a configuration. The request may comprise information identifying an environment of the client device. In some embodiments, the configuration request is compared to a baseline configuration and a custom configuration. The baseline configuration may comprise values corresponding to a plurality of dynamic properties, and the custom configuration may comprise values corresponding to a subset of the plurality of dynamic properties. Device. In some embodiments, upon determining, based on the comparing, that the custom configuration is applicable to the environment of the client device, the client device is provided with a client configuration comprising the values from the baseline configuration wherein the values of the subset of the plurality of dynamic properties are replaced by the values from the custom configuration.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2017Date of Patent: September 3, 2019Assignee: INTUIT, INC.Inventors: Marcello Alves de Sales, Jr., Mark Hughes, Ryan Lynch
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Patent number: 10402216Abstract: The present disclosure relates to live support integration in a virtual machine based development environment. According to one embodiment, a method generally includes obtaining, by a virtual machine in the virtual machine based development environment, a token from a secure location. In some embodiments, upon determining, that the token is authentic, the virtual machine determines system configuration information relating to the virtual machine. In certain embodiments, the virtual machine establishes a communication channel with a remote support device using the token. The establishing may comprise transmitting, by the virtual machine, the system configuration information to the remote support device and enabling two-way communication between the virtual machine and the remote support device.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2017Date of Patent: September 3, 2019Assignee: INTUIT, INC.Inventors: Chad Bell, Vinay Kumar, Ryan Lynch, Joseph Elwell
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Patent number: 10379922Abstract: The present disclosure relates to error recovery in a virtual machine-based development environment. An example method generally includes monitoring for an error event in a virtual machine managed within a development environment. The development environment attempts to recover the virtual machine from the error event by performing a first error remediation procedure on the virtual machine. Upon determining that the first error remediation procedure failed to recover the virtual machine from the error event, the development environment attempts to recover the virtual machine from the error event by performing a second error remediation procedure on the virtual machine. The second remediation procedure may be a procedure that is more severe than the first error remediation procedure.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2017Date of Patent: August 13, 2019Assignee: INTUIT INC.Inventors: Chad Bell, Vinay Kumar, Ryan Lynch, Joseph Elwell
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Patent number: 10365954Abstract: The present disclosure relates to providing a virtual development environment by receiving a request for a development environment from a user, identifying resources from the request and resource on which the requested resource depends, and obtaining virtual machine images for each resource from a repository. The virtual machine images are executed in separate virtual machines to provide a development environment and related resources to the user.Type: GrantFiled: March 31, 2017Date of Patent: July 30, 2019Assignee: INTUIT, INC.Inventors: Chad Bell, Vinay Kumar, Ryan Lynch, Joseph Elwell
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Patent number: 10353729Abstract: The present disclosure relates to managing service dependencies in a virtual machine-based development environment. An example method generally includes retrieving information identifying one or more service dependencies for a first service hosted by a virtual machine being instantiated in a development environment. For each service dependency of the one or more service dependencies, a service dependency manager identifies whether the service dependency is accessible by the first service in the development environment. Upon determining that the service dependency is not accessible by the first service in the development environment, the service dependency manager spawns an instance of the service dependency and connects the service dependency to the virtual machine hosting the first service. If the service dependency is accessible by the first service in the development environment, the service dependency manager connects the service dependency to the virtual machine hosting the first service.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2017Date of Patent: July 16, 2019Assignee: INTUIT INC.Inventors: Chad Bell, Vinay Kumar, Ryan Lynch, Joseph Elwell
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Publication number: 20090032547Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a three button actuated pill holder/dispenser are provided. Such a pill holder/dispenser may include a housing comprising a plurality of apertures, a top button and two side buttons. In response to actuation of the top button, a pill may be dispensed from the pill holder/dispenser. Preferably, the two side buttons, which may project through the apertures, lock the top button, such that the top button may only be actuated when the two side buttons are depressed. Alternatively, some other sequence of the buttons may be implemented to cause a pill to be actuated. Additionally, the pill holder/dispenser may be packaged in a sealable package.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2007Publication date: February 5, 2009Inventors: Theresa Litherland, Lizabeth London, Lawrence Kiey, Debbie C. Heilman, David Trapani, Shaun Walsh, Juliet McQuillan, Michael Forehand, Eric Christopher, Janice Jackson, Kathy Monday, Adele Gulfo, Elissa Budischak, Tammi Gaskins, Dipak Patel, Ryan Lynch, Jacqueline McSwiney, Thomas Parent
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Publication number: 20090032546Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a pill bottle including an internal and external sleeve are provided. A pill bottle according to the invention may include an external sleeve and an internal sleeve. The internal sleeve preferably includes a cavity for holding pills. The external sleeve is slidably coupled to the internal sleeve. The external sleeve may include a groove and the internal sleeve may include a projection that may slide within the groove. The groove may prevent substantial rotation of the external sleeve with respect to the internal sleeve by preventing a substantial rotational of the projection with respect to the groove.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 1, 2007Publication date: February 5, 2009Inventors: Theresa Litherland, Lizabeth London, Lawrence Kiey, Debbie C. Heilman, David Trapani, Shaun Walsh, Juliet McQuillan, Michael Forehand, Eric Christopher, Janice Jackson, Kathy Monday, Adele Gulfo, Tammi Gaskins, Dipak Patel, Ryan Lynch, Jacqueline McSwiney, Ann M. Sullivan