Patents by Inventor Sean Lafferty
Sean Lafferty 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: 11005730Abstract: An example method includes collecting network performance data from a number of network devices, where the network performance data includes a unique key; dividing the network performance data into a metadata portion and a performance data portion; and associating each of the metadata portion and the performance data portion with a corresponding unique key. The method further includes storing the metadata portion at a first location, storing the performance data portion at a second location, and providing a performance report in response to a request for a performance query, where providing the performance report includes matching at least a portion of the metadata portion with a corresponding portion of the performance data portion.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 2019Date of Patent: May 11, 2021Assignee: SevOne, Inc.Inventors: Brandon Hale, Sean Lafferty
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Publication number: 20200028756Abstract: An example method includes collecting network performance data from a number of network devices, where the network performance data includes a unique key; dividing the network performance data into a metadata portion and a performance data portion; and associating each of the metadata portion and the performance data portion with a corresponding unique key. The method further includes storing the metadata portion at a first location, storing the performance data portion at a second location, and providing a performance report in response to a request for a performance query, where providing the performance report includes matching at least a portion of the metadata portion with a corresponding portion of the performance data portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 19, 2019Publication date: January 23, 2020Inventors: Brandon Hale, Sean Lafferty
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Publication number: 20180010596Abstract: System and method for dispensing product to a washing machine. A chemical dispensing system includes a system controller, machine interface, and pump controller that communicate through serial data buses. The system controller provides a user interface, retrieves washing machine status information from the machine interface, and issues product dispensing commands to the pump controller. The pump controller monitors pump status and dispenses product in response to commands from the system controller. The pump controller: (1) determines pump activation periods based on calibration data stored in a pump controller memory; (2) tracks pump usage and adjusts the activation period to compensate for pump wear as the pump ages; (3) disables the pump if conditions exists that preclude operating the pump; (4) monitors product levels, and (5) reports pump status to the system controller. Integral channels are included in the pump housing to provide stress relief to a squeeze tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2017Publication date: January 11, 2018Inventors: Terry Tincher, Sean Lafferty, Jason McDaniel, Bryan Andersen
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Patent number: 9835148Abstract: System and method for dispensing product to a washing machine. A chemical dispensing system includes a system controller, machine interface, and pump controller that communicate through serial data buses. The system controller provides a user interface, retrieves washing machine status information from the machine interface, and issues product dispensing commands to the pump controller. The pump controller monitors pump status and dispenses product in response to commands from the system controller. The pump controller: (1) determines pump activation periods based on calibration data stored in a pump controller memory; (2) tracks pump usage and adjusts the activation period to compensate for pump wear as the pump ages; (3) disables the pump if conditions exists that preclude operating the pump; (4) monitors product levels, and (5) reports pump status to the system controller. Integral channels are included in the pump housing to provide stress relief to a squeeze tube.Type: GrantFiled: August 9, 2016Date of Patent: December 5, 2017Assignee: Delaware Capital Formation, Inc.Inventors: Terry Tincher, Sean Lafferty, Jason McDaniel, Bryan Andersen
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Publication number: 20160348668Abstract: System and method for dispensing product to a washing machine. A chemical dispensing system includes a system controller, machine interface, and pump controller that communicate through serial data buses. The system controller provides a user interface, retrieves washing machine status information from the machine interface, and issues product dispensing commands to the pump controller. The pump controller monitors pump status and dispenses product in response to commands from the system controller. The pump controller: (1) determines pump activation periods based on calibration data stored in a pump controller memory; (2) tracks pump usage and adjusts the activation period to compensate for pump wear as the pump ages; (3) disables the pump if conditions exists that preclude operating the pump; (4) monitors product levels, and (5) reports pump status to the system controller. Integral channels are included in the pump housing to provide stress relief to a squeeze tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 9, 2016Publication date: December 1, 2016Inventors: Terry Tincher, Sean Lafferty, Jason McDaniel, Bryan Andersen
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Patent number: 9447536Abstract: System and method for dispensing product to a washing machine. A chemical dispensing system includes a system controller, machine interface, and pump controller that communicate through serial data buses. The system controller provides a user interface, retrieves washing machine status information from the machine interface, and issues product dispensing commands to the pump controller. The pump controller monitors pump status and dispenses product in response to commands from the system controller. The pump controller: (1) determines pump activation periods based on calibration data stored in a pump controller memory; (2) tracks pump usage and adjusts the activation period to compensate for pump wear as the pump ages; (3) disables the pump if conditions exists that preclude operating the pump; (4) monitors product levels, and (5) reports pump status to the system controller. Integral channels are included in the pump housing to provide stress relief to a squeeze tube.Type: GrantFiled: October 14, 2011Date of Patent: September 20, 2016Assignee: Delaware Capital Formation, Inc.Inventors: Terry Tincher, Sean Lafferty, Jason McDaniel, Bryan Andersen
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Patent number: 8900187Abstract: A dual head contrast media injection system performs a patency check or test injection, determining flow rate and/or flow volume from the programmed protocol. The tubing that connects syringes to a patient shares only a short common section near to the patient. Appropriate injection steps are taken to compensate for tubing elasticity. A wireless remote control and a touch screen control are provided, improving functionality and information delivery. The display brightness is controlled based on the ambient light, and the display panel includes a double swivel permitting re-orientation. The orientation of the display may also be controlled based on, e.g., the current step, the tilt angle of the powerhead, or a manual control. Furthermore, the display is customizable to identify the type of fluid (contrast, saline, etc.) on either side of the injector, to provide matched color coding, and to provide a folder/tab analogy for retrieving injection protocol parameters.Type: GrantFiled: October 23, 2006Date of Patent: December 2, 2014Assignee: Mallinckrodt LLCInventors: James R. Small, David M. Brooks, Charles S. Neer, Frank M. Fago, Gary S. Wagner, Elaine Borgemenke, Sean Lafferty
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Publication number: 20130092704Abstract: System and method for dispensing product to a washing machine. A chemical dispensing system includes a system controller, machine interface, and pump controller that communicate through serial data buses. The system controller provides a user interface, retrieves washing machine status information from the machine interface, and issues product dispensing commands to the pump controller. The pump controller monitors pump status and dispenses product in response to commands from the system controller. The pump controller: (1) determines pump activation periods based on calibration data stored in a pump controller memory; (2) tracks pump usage and adjusts the activation period to compensate for pump wear as the pump ages; (3) disables the pump if conditions exists that preclude operating the pump; (4) monitors product levels, and (5) reports pump status to the system controller. Integral channels are included in the pump housing to provide stress relief to a squeeze tube.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 14, 2011Publication date: April 18, 2013Applicant: DELAWARE CAPITAL FORMATION, INC.Inventors: Terry Tincher, Sean Lafferty, Jason McDaniel, Bryan Andersen
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Publication number: 20070100282Abstract: A dual head contrast media injection system performs a patency check or test injection, determining flow rate and/or flow volume from the programmed protocol. The tubing that connects syringes to a patient shares only a short common section near to the patient. Appropriate injection steps are taken to compensate for tubing elasticity. A wireless remote control and a touch screen control are provided, improving functionality and information delivery. The display brightness is controlled based on the ambient light, and the display panel includes a double swivel permitting re-orientation. The orientation of the display may also be controlled based on, e.g., the current step, the tilt angle of the powerhead, or a manual control. Furthermore, the display is customizable to identify the type of fluid (contrast, saline, etc.) on either side of the injector, to provide matched color coding, and to provide a folder/tab analogy for retrieving injection protocol parameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 23, 2006Publication date: May 3, 2007Applicant: Mallinckrodt Inc.Inventors: James Small, David Brooks, Charles Neer, Frank Fago, Gary Wagner, Elaine Borgemenke, Sean Lafferty
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Publication number: 20060079843Abstract: A dual head contrast media injection system performs a patency check or test injection, determining flow rate and/or flow volume from the programmed protocol. The tubing that connects syringes to a patient shares only a short common section near to the patient. Appropriate injection steps are taken to compensate for tubing elasticity. A wireless remote control and a touch screen control are provided, improving functionality and information delivery. The display brightness is controlled based on the ambient light, and the display panel includes a double swivel permitting re-orientation. The orientation of the display may also be controlled based on, e.g., the current step, the tilt angle of the powerhead, or a manual control. Furthermore, the display is customizable to identify the type of fluid (contrast, saline, etc.) on either side of the injector, to provide matched color coding, and to provide a folder/tab analogy for retrieving injection protocol parameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 7, 2005Publication date: April 13, 2006Applicant: Liebel-Flarsheim CompanyInventors: David Brooks, Frank Fago, Gary Wagner, Elaine Borgemenke, Sean Lafferty
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Publication number: 20060079842Abstract: A dual head contrast media injection system performs a patency check or test injection, determining flow rate and/or flow volume from the programmed protocol. The tubing that connects syringes to a patient shares only a short common section near to the patient. Appropriate injection steps are taken to compensate for tubing elasticity. A wireless remote control and a touch screen control are provided, improving functionality and information delivery. The display brightness is controlled based on the ambient light, and the display panel includes a double swivel permitting re-orientation. The orientation of the display may also be controlled based on, e.g., the current step, the tilt angle of the powerhead, or a manual control. Furthermore, the display is customizable to identify the type of fluid (contrast, saline, etc.) on either side of the injector, to provide matched color coding, and to provide a folder/tab analogy for retrieving injection protocol parameters.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2004Publication date: April 13, 2006Inventors: James Small, David Brooks, Charles Neer, Frank Fago, Gary Wagner, Elaine Borgemenke, Sean Lafferty