Patents by Inventor Scott Batchelder
Scott Batchelder 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: 9535714Abstract: Described is a technology by which movement of a shared network device (e.g., a printer or storage device) to a different network machine triggers an automatic reconfiguration of the device and/or the network machines, so that those machines remain able to share that device. Configuration data may be pushed to the network machines, pulled by the network machines, and/or provided to a server by which the network machines may access the confirmation data. Reconfiguration may include creating a system user account and modifying the permissions associated with the device so that the other machine has access permission to use the device via the created account.Type: GrantFiled: February 6, 2013Date of Patent: January 3, 2017Assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLCInventors: Steve E. Olsson, Sundararajan Aravamudhan, Prathibha Kundavaram, Rajat Talwar, Kiran Kumar Chava, Dennis Scott Batchelder
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Patent number: 8726334Abstract: Architecture that provides model-based systems management in virtualized and non-virtualized environments. A security component provides security models which define security requirements for services. A management component applies one or more of the security models during the lifecycle of virtual machines and services. The lifecycle can include initial deployment, expansion, moving servers, monitoring, and reporting. The architecture creates a formal description model of how a virtual machine or a service (composition of multiple virtual machines) is secured. The security requirements information can also be fed back to the general management system which uses this information in its own activities such as to guide the placement of workloads on servers can be security related.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2009Date of Patent: May 13, 2014Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: John Neystadt, Yigal Edery, Yan Belinky, Anders B Vinberg, Dennis Scott Batchelder, Shimon Yannay
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Publication number: 20130148165Abstract: Described is a technology by which movement of a shared network device (e.g., a printer or storage device) to a different network machine triggers an automatic reconfiguration of the device and/or the network machines, so that those machines remain able to share that device. Configuration data may be pushed to the network machines, pulled by the network machines, and/or provided to a server by which the network machines may access the confirmation data. Reconfiguration may include creating a system user account and modifying the permissions associated with the device so that the other machine has access permission to use the device via the created account.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2013Publication date: June 13, 2013Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATIONInventors: Steve E. Olsson, Sundararajan Aravamudhan, Prathibha Kundavaram, Rajat Talwar, Kiran Kumar Chava, Dennis Scott Batchelder
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Patent number: 8380827Abstract: Described is a technology by which movement of a shared network device (e.g., a printer or storage device) to a different network machine triggers an automatic reconfiguration of the device and/or the network machines, so that those machines remain able to share that device. Configuration data may be pushed to the network machines, pulled by the network machines, and/or provided to a server by which the network machines may access the confirmation data. Reconfiguration may include creating a system user account and modifying the permissions associated with the device so that the other machine has access permission to use the device via the created account.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2008Date of Patent: February 19, 2013Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Steve E. Olsson, Sundararajan Aravamudhan, Prathibha Kundavaram, Rajat Talwar, Kiran Kumar Chava, Dennis Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20120144489Abstract: The subject disclosure is directed towards protecting virtual machines on guest partitions from malware in a resource-efficient manner. Antimalware software is divided into lightweight agents that run on each malware-protected guest partition, a shared scanning and signature update mechanism, and a management component. Each agent provides the scanning mechanism with files to scan for malware, such as by running a script, and receives results from the scanning mechanism including possible remediation actions to perform. The management component provides the scanning mechanism with access to virtual machine services, such as to pause, resume, snapshot and rollback guest partitions as requested by the scanning mechanism.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2010Publication date: June 7, 2012Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Michael Sean Jarrett, Joseph Jared Johnson, Vishal Kapoor, Anil Francis Thomas, Eugene John Neystadt, Dennis Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20110138441Abstract: Architecture that provides model-based systems management in virtualized and non-virtualized environments. A security component provides security models which define security requirements for services. A management component applies one or more of the security models during the lifecycle of virtual machines and services. The lifecycle can include initial deployment, expansion, moving servers, monitoring, and reporting. The architecture creates a formal description model of how a virtual machine or a service (composition of multiple virtual machines) is secured. The security requirements information can also be fed back to the general management system which uses this information in its own activities such as to guide the placement of workloads on servers can be security related.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 9, 2009Publication date: June 9, 2011Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: John Neystadt, Yigal Edery, Yan Belinky, Anders B. Vinberg, Dennis Scott Batchelder, Shimon Yannay
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Patent number: 7748957Abstract: A livewell/baitwell pump includes a replaceable cartridge for arranging in a pump cartridge body of a pump cartridge assembly. The replaceable cartridge is rotatably coupled to the pump cartridge body and locked in place by a pre-loaded locking lever that securely engages a locking edge of the pump cartridge body and holds the replaceable cartridge therein. The pre-loaded locking lever is spring-loaded and pivotally arranged on the replaceable cartridge to snap into place and lock the replaceable cartridge when the locking lever is rotated passed the locking edge, so that the replaceable cartridge may be installed in the cartridge body using one hand. In operation, when the replaceable cartridge is rotated into the pump-cartridge body to a desired locking position, the pre-loaded locking lever engages the locking edge of the pump cartridge body. The locking edge is formed on an annular rim on the pump cartridge body as a raised edge.Type: GrantFiled: October 17, 2005Date of Patent: July 6, 2010Assignee: ITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.Inventors: Jeff Schopperle, Scott Batchelder
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Patent number: 7748965Abstract: A livewell/baitwell pump for installing in a boat or other suitable vessel or apparatus, the pump comprising a pump cartridge assembly having a cartridge body with one or more flexible cantilever snap tabs and with a discharge hose; a pickup tube having an interior cavity with one or more undercuts and with a pickup tube; and each cantilever snap tab of the cartridge body being releasably coupled to a respective undercut of the pickup tube when the cartridge body is inserted into the interior cavity for permitting rotation of the pickup tube and the cartridge body in relation to one another for quickly and easily coupling the discharge hose and the pickup tube in any direction to corresponding hosing or tubing during installation of the pump in the boat or other suitable vessel or apparatus.Type: GrantFiled: October 17, 2005Date of Patent: July 6, 2010Assignee: ITT Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.Inventors: Jeff B. Schopperle, Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20090310165Abstract: Described is a technology by which movement of a shared network device (e.g., a printer or storage device) to a different network machine triggers an automatic reconfiguration of the device and/or the network machines, so that those machines remain able to share that device. Configuration data may be pushed to the network machines, pulled by the network machines, and/or provided to a server by which the network machines may access the confirmation data. Reconfiguration may include creating a system user account and modifying the permissions associated with the device so that the other machine has access permission to use the device via the created account.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2008Publication date: December 17, 2009Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATIONInventors: Steve E. Olsson, Sundararajan Aravamudhan, Prathibha Kundavaram, Rajat Talwar, Kiran Kumar Chava, Dennis Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20070084805Abstract: A livewell/baitwell pump includes a replaceable cartridge for arranging in a pump cartridge body of a pump cartridge assembly. The replaceable cartridge is rotatably coupled to the pump cartridge body and locked in place by a pre-loaded locking lever that securely engages a locking edge of the pump cartridge body and holds the replaceable cartridge therein. The pre-loaded locking lever is spring-loaded and pivotally arranged on the replaceable cartridge to snap into place and lock the replaceable cartridge when the locking lever is rotated passed the locking edge, so that the replaceable cartridge may be installed in the cartridge body using one hand. In operation, when the replaceable cartridge is rotated into the pump-cartridge body to a desired locking position, the pre-loaded locking lever engages the locking edge of the pump cartridge body. The locking edge is formed on an annular rim on the pump cartridge body as a raised edge.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2005Publication date: April 19, 2007Inventors: Jeff Schopperle, Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20070086903Abstract: A livewell/baitwell pump for installing in a boat or other suitable vessel or apparatus, the pump comprising a pump cartridge assembly having a cartridge body with one or more flexible cantilever snap tabs and with a discharge hose; a pickup tube having an interior cavity with one or more undercuts and with a pickup tube; and each cantilever snap tab of the cartridge body being releasably coupled to a respective undercut of the pickup tube when the cartridge body is inserted into the interior cavity for permitting rotation of the pickup tube and the cartridge body in relation to one another for quickly and easily coupling the discharge hose and the pickup tube in any direction to corresponding hosing or tubing during installation of the pump in the boat or other suitable vessel or apparatus.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 17, 2005Publication date: April 19, 2007Inventors: Jeff Schopperle, Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20060081520Abstract: A pool cover pump strainer is disclosed comprising an upper surface, a bottom surface having a strainer chamber array, and a central induction chamber. A compatible pump is secured in the central induction chamber. Water flows into the lower strainer chamber array either between the outer edge of the strainer and the pool cover, or through apertures provided in the upper surface. As water flows through the lower strainer chamber array toward the central induction chamber, debris is filtered, and water is pumped into and through the pump and away from the pool cover through an attached hose.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2004Publication date: April 20, 2006Inventors: Richard Lord, Scott Batchelder
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Publication number: 20050005464Abstract: A self-balancing, no-spin magnetic compass. A described embodiment includes a compass card assembly, a retainer assembly, a pivot assembly, a gimbal assembly, a cup, and a dome. The compass card assembly includes an air chamber which provides buoyancy. The retainer assembly functions with the compass card assembly to retain magnets. The pivot assembly snap-fits into the retaining assembly and contacts the compass card assembly to allow the compass card assembly to pivot about the pivot assembly. The pivot assembly also snap-fits into the gimbal assembly. The base of the pivot assembly is positioned into the cup and the entire compass is secured into the dome, that is filled with a fluid.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 24, 2004Publication date: January 13, 2005Inventors: Bruce Wilkinson, Yu-Feng Wei, Scott Batchelder
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Patent number: 4827863Abstract: An improved anchor having a shank and, pivotally connected thereto, a head consisting of a generally flat, arcuate body, a pair of flukes attached to the body and extending laterally from a plane of the shank and body, and a bottom penetrating nose portion, has the further features of the body and shank having a narrowed lead edge and the material of the shank and body being disposed in rectangular cross-sections having substantial ratios of height to thickness. The shank and body of the anchor thereby have a thin lead edge profile to facilitate passage of the anchor through a bottom surface to burrow into the bottom, and the shank has broad side surfaces to resist anchor dislodgement under side forces.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 1987Date of Patent: May 9, 1989Assignee: Rule Industries, Inc.Inventors: Max Scholz, Scott Batchelder, Robert Dowding