Patents by Inventor Scott Beyer
Scott Beyer 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: 12644095Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2022Date of Patent: June 2, 2026Assignees: Kansas State University Research Foundation, Axiota U.S., Inc.Inventors: James Scott Drouillard, Celine Caroline Aperce, Gina Rae Herren, Tara Jo Ellerman, Ciana Marie Scaletti, Katherine Van Jordan, James Morris Lattimer, Scott Beyer, Solange Uwituze, Teresa Lea Douthit, Christina Denise Gunkel
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Patent number: 12359162Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: GrantFiled: July 14, 2023Date of Patent: July 15, 2025Assignees: Kansas State University Research Foundation, Axiota U.S., Inc.Inventors: James Scott Drouillard, Celine Caroline Aperce, Gina Rae Herren, Tara Jo Ellerman, Ciana Marie Scaletti, Katherine Van Jordan, James Morris Lattimer, Scott Beyer, Solange Uwituze, Teresa Lea Douthit, Christina Denise Gunkel
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Patent number: 12209749Abstract: A vent apparatus is used to install a tankless water heater or similar equipment inside an attic without going onto the roof. The vent apparatus may include a main housing and an umbrella assembly movably disposed therein. The main housing (e.g., PVC pipe) is installed through the roof. The umbrella assembly may have a central rod with a flexible umbrella cover on top and an engagement member on bottom. The umbrella assembly is pushed up through the main housing until the engagement member hits the bottom of the main housing and the umbrella cover exits the top of the main housing to cover it and prevent rain from entering the main housing. The bottom of the main housing is then connected to the tankless water heater. Additional embodiments are disclosed for tankless water heaters with an air intake port and a gas exhaust port.Type: GrantFiled: January 19, 2022Date of Patent: January 28, 2025Assignee: Aurora Plumbing Company, LLCInventor: Scott Beyer
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Publication number: 20240360997Abstract: A vent apparatus is used to install a tankless water heater or similar equipment inside an attic without going onto the roof. The vent apparatus may include a main housing and an umbrella assembly movably disposed therein. The main housing (e.g., PVC pipe) is installed through the roof. The umbrella assembly may have a central rod with a flexible umbrella cover on top. The umbrella assembly is pushed up through the main housing until the umbrella cover exits the top of the main housing to cover it and prevent rain from entering the main housing. The bottom of the main housing is then connected to the tankless water heater. Additional embodiments are disclosed for tankless water heaters and other equipment with an air intake port and a gas exhaust port.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 9, 2024Publication date: October 31, 2024Applicant: Aurora Plumbing Company, LLCInventor: Scott Beyer
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Patent number: 12078347Abstract: A vent apparatus is used to install a tankless water heater or similar equipment inside an attic without going onto the roof. The vent apparatus may include a main housing and an umbrella assembly movably disposed therein. The main housing (e.g., PVC pipe) is installed through the roof. The umbrella assembly may have a central rod with a flexible umbrella cover on top and an engagement member on bottom. The umbrella assembly is pushed up through the main housing until the engagement member hits the bottom of the main housing and the umbrella cover exits the top of the main housing to cover it and prevent rain from entering the main housing. The bottom of the main housing is then connected to the tankless water heater. Additional embodiments are disclosed for tankless water heaters with an air intake port and a gas exhaust port.Type: GrantFiled: January 19, 2022Date of Patent: September 3, 2024Assignee: Aurora Plumbing Company, LLCInventor: Scott Beyer
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Publication number: 20240018465Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2023Publication date: January 18, 2024Inventors: James Scott DROUILLARD, Celine Caroline APERCE, Gina Rae HERREN, Tara Jo ELLERMAN, Ciana Marie SCALETTI, Katherine VAN JORDAN, James Morris LATTIMER, Scott BEYER, Solange UWITUZE, Teresa Lea DOUTHIT, Christina Denise GUNKEL
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Publication number: 20230357706Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2023Publication date: November 9, 2023Inventors: James Scott DROUILLARD, Celine Caroline APERCE, Gina Rae HERREN, Tara Jo ELLERMAN, Ciana Marie SCALETTI, Katherine VAN JORDAN, James Morris LATTIMER, Scott BEYER, Solange UWITUZE, Teresa Lea DOUTHIT, Christina Denise GUNKEL
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Publication number: 20230128983Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 10, 2022Publication date: April 27, 2023Inventors: James Scott DROUILLARD, Celine Caroline Aperce, Gina Rae Herren, Tara Jo Ellerman, Ciana Marie Scaletti, Katherine Van Jordan, James Morris Lattimer, Scott Beyer, Solange Uwituze, Teresa Lea Douthit, Christina Denise Gunkel
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Publication number: 20230027028Abstract: A vent apparatus is used to install a tankless water heater or similar equipment inside an attic without going onto the roof. The vent apparatus may include a main housing and an umbrella assembly movably disposed therein. The main housing (e.g., PVC pipe) is installed through the roof. The umbrella assembly may have a central rod with a flexible umbrella cover on top and an engagement member on bottom. The umbrella assembly is pushed up through the main housing until the engagement member hits the bottom of the main housing and the umbrella cover exits the top of the main housing to cover it and prevent rain from entering the main housing. The bottom of the main housing is then connected to the tankless water heater. Additional embodiments are disclosed for tankless water heaters with an air intake port and a gas exhaust port.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 19, 2022Publication date: January 26, 2023Applicant: Aurora Plumbing Company, LLCInventor: Scott Beyer
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Patent number: 11492587Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2018Date of Patent: November 8, 2022Assignees: Kansas State University Research Foundation, MS BIOTECH, INC.Inventors: James Scott Drouillard, Celine Caroline Aperce, Gina Rae Herren, Tara Jo Ellerman, Ciana Marie Scaletti, Katherine Van Jordan, James Morris Lattimer, Scott Beyer, Solange Uwituze, Teresa Lea Douthit, Christina Denise Gunkel
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Patent number: 11207152Abstract: A surgeon support system comprising a base having a foot platform with an appropriate angle adapted to support a user's feet. The base surface may be lifted using a jack pedal and the height is adjusted by a base handle. A knee pad is supported by a knee support bar which is attached to the base. The knee pad is pivotally connected to a seat pad and a chest pad support bar. The seat pad is supported by a seat pad height-adjusting strut and the height is adjustable by a seat pad height-adjusting handle. The chest pad support bar supports a chest pad for forward and backward movement of the user. The angle position of the chest pad is adjusted and released by an angle-adjusting knob on a chest pad angle-adjusting bar. The surgeon support system stabilizes a user close to a workspace for extended periods of time.Type: GrantFiled: January 29, 2020Date of Patent: December 28, 2021Inventors: Leah Muller, Scott Beyer
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Publication number: 20200237474Abstract: A surgeon support system comprising a base having a foot platform with an appropriate angle adapted to support a user's feet. The base surface may be lifted using a jack pedal and the height is adjusted by a base handle. A knee pad is supported by a knee support bar which is attached to the base. The knee pad is pivotally connected to a seat pad and a chest pad support bar. The seat pad is supported by a seat pad height-adjusting strut and the height is adjustable by a seat pad height-adjusting handle. The chest pad support bar supports a chest pad for forward and backward movement of the user. The angle position of the chest pad is adjusted and released by an angle-adjusting knob on a chest pad angle-adjusting bar. The surgeon support system stabilizes a user close to a workspace for extended periods of time.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 29, 2020Publication date: July 30, 2020Inventors: Leah Muller, Scott Beyer
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Publication number: 20200224151Abstract: The present invention relates to microbial cells, including but not limited to aerobic bacteria cells and anaerobic bacteria cells, as well as yeast cells, and methods for producing the cells, feed additives and compositions comprising the cells, and uses involving administration of the cells to animals.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2018Publication date: July 16, 2020Inventors: James Scott DROUILLARD, Celine Caroline APERCE, Gina Rae HERREN, Tara Jo ELLERMAN, Ciana Marie SCALETTI, Katherine VAN JORDAN, James Morris LATTIMER, Scott BEYER, Solange UWITUZE, Teresa Lea DOUTHIT, Christina Denise GUNKEL
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Patent number: 9630820Abstract: An automatic lift stand and case. The automatic lift stand and case includes a body having an opening and containing a platform. A latch mechanism is configured to maintain the platform in a lower position within the body. One or more resilient stored force devices are configured to move the platform from the lower position towards the opening of the body when the latch mechanism is released. One or more springs are pivotably coupled to the body and the platform, the length of each spring is substantially parallel to the platform when the platform is in the lower position and pivots to lift the platform as the platform is lifted towards the opening of the body by the one or more resilient stored force devices. Each spring is configured to lift the platform to a higher position when the resilient stored force devices pull the platform towards the opening of the body.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2014Date of Patent: April 25, 2017Inventors: Scott Beyer, David Beyer
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Publication number: 20150336780Abstract: An automatic lift stand and case. The automatic lift stand and case includes a body having an opening and containing a platform. A latch mechanism is configured to maintain the platform in a lower position within the body. One or more resilient stored force devices are configured to move the platform from the lower position towards the opening of the body when the latch mechanism is released. One or more springs are pivotably coupled to the body and the platform, the length of each spring is substantially parallel to the platform when the platform is in the lower position and pivots to lift the platform as the platform is lifted towards the opening of the body by the one or more resilient stored force devices. Each spring is configured to lift the platform to a higher position when the resilient stored force devices pull the platform towards the opening of the body.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2014Publication date: November 26, 2015Inventors: Scott Beyer, David Beyer