Patents by Inventor Scott Bishop
Scott Bishop 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: 11959787Abstract: Methods and apparatuses associated with flow sensing devices are provided. An example flow sensing device may include a sensing element disposed at least partially within the housing, and a plurality of channels disposed within the housing defining a flow path configured to convey a flowing media through the flow sensing device, wherein the flow path is disposed proximate the sensing element such that at least a portion of the flowing media makes direct contact with the sensing element.Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 2021Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: Honeywell International Inc.Inventors: Brian Speldrich, Jamie Speldrich, Paul Bey, Scott Beck, Ian Bentley, Steven Lowery, Richard Bishop
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Publication number: 20230343421Abstract: A centralized platform for management of substance abuse treatment programs is disclosed. The platform tracks recovery user status across a plurality of third party entities, including treatment entities, healthcare entities, government-mandated programs, and employment-related entities. The user and one or more third party entities may be provided with a set of user interfaces for tracking progress through various treatment phases, and presented with verifiable certification of completion that is coordinated across the third party entities. In some example aspects, the recovery user may be qualified, upon completion of predetermined recovery and treatment program criteria and other training criteria, as a peer recovery specialist. In such instances, the centralized platform may enable the recovery user to be presented as a contact for other, subsequent recovery users to work with in completing various recovery programs.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2023Publication date: October 26, 2023Inventors: DANIEL LARSON, JOHN MIKKELSEN, SCOTT BISHOP, MARC SEABERG
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Publication number: 20230335103Abstract: A method is disclosed which includes receiving an incoming time-varying signal as ambient signal, applying a signal cancellation filter to the incoming time-varying signal to thereby generate an attenuated version of the incoming time-varying signal, selectively choosing one or more selected classes of signals to be broadcasted while other signals are to be attenuated, continually applying the incoming time-varying signal to a classifier to identify presence of the one or more selected classes in the incoming time-varying signal, adding a snippet of a pre-recorded signal associated with each of the identified classes to thereby generate a string of signal snippets associated with the identified classes, and repeating in a loop, combining the attenuated version of the received time-varying signal with the repeated string of signal snippets and broadcasting the combination.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 24, 2023Publication date: October 19, 2023Applicant: Purdue Research FoundationInventors: Shima Jahani, Hayden Scott Bishop, Lauren Taylor Coyle, Colten Robert Dettmer, Arjun Gairola, Michael Rosswurm, Nicholas Wacyk, Kai Zhor Wung
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Publication number: 20230252648Abstract: A system for inspecting features of an airframe, the system including a feature inspection device configured to measure an aspect of a first feature and a tracking subsystem configured to determine a position of the feature inspection device when the feature inspection device measures the aspect of the first feature. The system is configured to determine a position of the first feature on the airframe via the feature inspection device and the tracking subsystem, the determination of the position of the first feature being independent from the measurement of the aspect of the first feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2023Publication date: August 10, 2023Applicant: Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.Inventors: Mark Davis Haynes, Glen Paul Cork, Bharath Achyutha Rao, John Thomas Baumfalk-Lee, Matthew W. McKenna, Bruce E. Gabel, Scott Bishop, Gregorio Balandran
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Patent number: 11631184Abstract: A system for inspecting features of an airframe, the system including a feature inspection device configured to measure an aspect of a first feature and a tracking subsystem configured to determine a position of the feature inspection device when the feature inspection device measures the aspect of the first feature. The system is configured to determine a position of the first feature on the airframe via the feature inspection device and the tracking subsystem, the determination of the position of the first feature being independent from the measurement of the aspect of the first feature.Type: GrantFiled: September 18, 2020Date of Patent: April 18, 2023Assignee: SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS, INC.Inventors: Mark Davis Haynes, Glen Paul Cork, Bharath Achyutha Rao, John Thomas Baumfalk-Lee, Matthew W. McKenna, Bruce E. Gabel, Scott Bishop, Gregorio Balandran
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Publication number: 20220092766Abstract: A system for inspecting features of an airframe, the system including a feature inspection device configured to measure an aspect of a first feature and a tracking subsystem configured to determine a position of the feature inspection device when the feature inspection device measures the aspect of the first feature. The system is configured to determine a position of the first feature on the airframe via the feature inspection device and the tracking subsystem, the determination of the position of the first feature being independent from the measurement of the aspect of the first feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2021Publication date: March 24, 2022Applicant: Spirit AeroSystems, Inc.Inventors: Mark Davis Haynes, Glen Paul Cork, Bharath Achyutha Rao, John Thomas Baumfalk-Lee, Matthew W. McKenna, Bruce E. Gabel, Scott Bishop, Gregorio Balandran
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Publication number: 20220092793Abstract: A system for inspecting features of an airframe, the system including a feature inspection device configured to measure an aspect of a first feature and a tracking subsystem configured to determine a position of the feature inspection device when the feature inspection device measures the aspect of the first feature. The system is configured to determine a position of the first feature on the airframe via the feature inspection device and the tracking subsystem, the determination of the position of the first feature being independent from the measurement of the aspect of the first feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 18, 2020Publication date: March 24, 2022Applicant: SPIRIT AEROSYSTEMS, INC.Inventors: Mark Davis Haynes, Glen Paul Cork, Bharath Achyutha Rao, John Thomas Baumfalk-Lee, Matthew W. McKenna, Bruce E. Gabel, Scott Bishop, Gregorio Balandran
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Patent number: 10001328Abstract: A charging handle assembly for a firearm includes: a charging handle frame having a forward end configured for insertion into an upper receiver of a firearm, a central portion connected to and extending rearward from the forward end, and a base extending rearward from the central portion; a latch arm having a forward hook, the latch arm attached to the central portion of the charging handle frame, the forward hook biased toward the central portion of the charging handle frame to secure the charging handle frame relative to an upper receiver of a firearm; and a cheek rest attached to the base of the charging handle frame. The latch arm is configured to releasably engage the upper receiver of a firearm when the cheek rest is pushed forward and to disengage the upper receiver of the firearm when the cheek rest is pulled rearward.Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 2015Date of Patent: June 19, 2018Assignee: Falcon 37, Inc.Inventors: Steven C. Parker, Allen Wendell Moore, Samuel Clay Felts, Jr., Ryan Scott Bishop, Nathan James Metty
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Patent number: 7490721Abstract: A camera storage apparatus adapted for engagement to a user having a case formed by two elastically engaged sidewalls. An aperture provides access for the camera to an interior cavity and a projection creates a restraint for the camera while in the interior cavity. The elastic edgewall may be stretched by the user to remove or insert the camera into the interior cavity past the projection. A lip extending past the aperture and over the body of the user provides a guide for the camera into the interior cavity so the user need not look at the device during insertion and removal of the camera.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 2007Date of Patent: February 17, 2009Inventor: J. Scott Bishop
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Publication number: 20070295625Abstract: A camera storage apparatus adapted for engagement to a user having a case formed by two elastically engaged sidewalls. An aperture provides access for the camera to an interior cavity and a projection creates a restraint for the camera while in the interior cavity. The elastic edgewall may be stretched by the user to remove or insert the camera into the interior cavity past the projection. A lip extending past the aperture and over the body of the user provides a guide for the camera into the interior cavity so the user need not look at the device during insertion and removal of the camera.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2007Publication date: December 27, 2007Inventor: J. Scott Bishop
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Patent number: D787625Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2016Date of Patent: May 23, 2017Assignee: Falcon 37, Inc.Inventors: Steven C. Parker, Allen Wendell Moore, Samuel Clay Felts, Jr., Ryan Scott Bishop, Nathan James Metty, John David Szoka, Nicholas Steven Parker, Eric Justin Battles