Patents by Inventor Stanley Olson
Stanley Olson 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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Publication number: 20230214576Abstract: Web content display devices of various size, orientation, and other capabilities may be flexibly positioned on retail shelving or in other locations within a retail store or other space. A display device may be configured to display various information, including information served directly from a pre-existing web location such as a retail store product page, or a pre-existing advertising platform or interface. Web content requests and responses are managed by an adaptive content interface configured on the web content display device or a remote server. The interface is configured to identify a subset of web content within a response and automatically reorganize, restyle, and/or revise the subset of web content for display on the display device. The interface also interprets sensor output from the display device in order to generate clicks or impressions in a form recognizable by the advertising interface.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 5, 2023Publication date: July 6, 2023Inventor: Kenneth Stanley Olson
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Publication number: 20170124603Abstract: Technologies are disclosed for creating a turn-key digital signage system and network that can be installed in retail stores by brands at a dramatically reduced cost versus the current market while also creating as little disruption as possible for the retail store. Such technologies can enable a massively distributed digital signage network for brands to be easily deployed in a short period of time across a broad range of drugstore, grocery-store and super-store retailers. Other embodiments are also disclosed and described herein.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 2, 2016Publication date: May 4, 2017Inventor: Kenneth Stanley Olson
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Publication number: 20070254517Abstract: A receptacle comprises a receptacle housing having a body, a plug interface portion extending therefrom, and a contact support member with pivot areas formed therein for urging contacts disposed in the housing into alignment. A receptacle further comprises a shielding shell having cantilevered beams formed therein. The shielding shell has a projection extending therefrom for contacting a latch arm extending from the receptacle housing. A shielding gasket is disposed around the shielding shell and has overlapping rows of beams extending therefrom. The shielding gasket also has a projection extending therefrom that is situated in a channel formed in a latch arm. The latch arm is formed as part of a latch plate comprising a latch bar, two latch arms, and at least one projection for contacting ground.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2007Publication date: November 1, 2007Applicant: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Stanley Olson, Stuart Stoner
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Publication number: 20070233065Abstract: A system and method are provided for monitoring the condition of the skeletal system and adjusting a treatment device to provide appropriate treatment in response to the sensed signal. More particularly, in one aspect the present invention is directed to a sensor for detecting changes at a spinal level and a dynamic treatment system adjustable in response to the detected changes.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2006Publication date: October 4, 2007Applicant: SDGI Holdings, Inc.Inventors: William Donofrio, Jeffrey Nycz, Steven Tethrake, Stanley Olson
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Publication number: 20070232958Abstract: A sensor for detecting changes in spinal tissue is disclosed. The implantable sensor or surgical instrument includes a sensing element adapted for detecting indicators of tissue health. The sensor is configured for transmitting the tissue data outside of the body. Further a system and method are provided to utilize the sensed tissue properties to treat the patient's condition.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2006Publication date: October 4, 2007Applicant: SDGI Holdings, Inc.Inventors: William Donofrio, Jeffrey Nycz, Steven Tethrake, Stanley Olson
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Publication number: 20070197895Abstract: A surgical instrument for assessing tissue characteristics such as tissue density and volume is disclosed. The surgical instrument is hand-held and includes transducers adapted for emitting and/or receiving acoustic signals. The surgical instrument utilizes pulse-echo to determine tissue characteristics. The surgical instrument may be utilized to determine such things as the size of a lesion and whether the lesion has been completely removed or filled with graft material.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 17, 2006Publication date: August 23, 2007Applicant: SDGI Holdings, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey Nycz, Fred Molz, Steven Tethrake, Stanley Olson, William Donofrio
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Publication number: 20070142916Abstract: A bone regenerative composition includes a resorbable osteoconductive matrix and a multiplicity of substantially rigid nanofibers dispersed within structure of the matrix to impart structural integrity with nanofiber ends projecting out of a surface of the matrix to provide differential load bearing surface bristles.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2005Publication date: June 21, 2007Inventors: Stanley Olson, Christopher Lyons, Jeffrey Nycz
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Publication number: 20070135706Abstract: A debridement method, device and system or kit are effectively used to debride a lesion, particularly an osteolytic lesion resulting from a hip or knee arthroplasty. In the lesion treatment, an effective amount of a debridement fluid with suspended particulate abrasive is delivered to a lesion area within body tissue to debride the lesion; and the fluid is intermittently aspirated from the area.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 13, 2005Publication date: June 14, 2007Inventors: Daniel Shimko, Stanley Olson, Jeffrey Nycz
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Publication number: 20070125392Abstract: A system and method for the preventing unintended surgical instruments and surgical disposables from remaining in the body cavity of a patient post surgically. Individual items are tagged with an RFID transponder tag preferably at the time of manufacture. Then, after an operation is complete, but prior to would closure, the body of the patient is scanned using an RFID reader device, such as, a hand held reader device to detect the presence of any latent RFID tags. As long as no tags are identified it is presumed that the body cavity is free of any unintended items. This avoids sponge counting and other overhead intensive methods of accounting for surgical items during a surgical procedure.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 1, 2005Publication date: June 7, 2007Inventors: Stanley Olson, Jeffrey Nycz, Robert Varner, Steven Tethrake
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Publication number: 20060264104Abstract: A receptacle comprises a receptacle housing having a body, a plug interface portion extending therefrom, and a contact support member with pivot areas formed therein for urging contacts disposed in the housing into alignment. A receptacle further comprises a shielding shell having cantilevered beams formed therein. The shielding shell has a projection extending therefrom for contacting a latch arm extending from the receptacle housing. A shielding gasket is disposed around the shielding shell and has overlapping rows of beams extending therefrom. The shielding gasket also has a projection extending therefrom that is situated in a channel formed in a latch arm. The latch arm is formed as part of a latch plate comprising a latch bar, two latch arms, and at least one projection for contacting ground.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 24, 2006Publication date: November 23, 2006Applicant: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Stanley Olson, Stuart Stoner
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Publication number: 20060141826Abstract: A receptacle comprises a receptacle housing having a body, a plug interface portion extending therefrom, and a contact support member with pivot areas formed therein for urging contacts disposed in the housing into alignment. A receptacle further comprises a shielding shell having cantilevered beams formed therein. The shielding shell has a projection extending therefrom for contacting a latch arm extending from the receptacle housing. A shielding gasket is disposed around the shielding shell and has overlapping rows of beams extending therefrom. The shielding gasket also has a projection extending therefrom that is situated in a channel formed in a latch arm. The latch arm is formed as part of a latch plate comprising a latch bar, two latch arms, and at least one projection for contacting ground.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 16, 2006Publication date: June 29, 2006Applicant: FCI Americas Technology, Inc.Inventors: Stanley Olson, Stuart Stoner
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Publication number: 20050203527Abstract: Tissue removal probes comprise an elongated member, a drive shaft rotatably disposed within the member, and a rotatably tissue removal element mounted to the distal end of the drive shaft. One tissue removal element comprises a plurality of tissue-cutting filaments affixed at proximal and distal ends of the tissue removal element. The cutting filaments may have optional hinge points that allow the distal end of the tissue removal element to be inverted, thereby transforming the tissue removal element from a tissue-cutting device to a tissue-grasping device. Another tissue removal element may have a blunted tip to prevent distal tissue trauma and an irrigation port to provide irrigation fluid to the removed tissue and/or tissue removal element. Another tissue removal element has a proximal and distal spiral grooves that are oppositely pitched, so that removed tissue can be collected in the middle of the tissue removal element.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2004Publication date: September 15, 2005Inventors: Harold Carrison, Mukund Patel, Stanley Olson
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Publication number: 20050124187Abstract: Methods for setting contact height in an electrical connector are disclosed. Each of a plurality of electrical contacts may be seated in a connector housing such that each contact has a respective initial height relative to the housing. At least one of the contacts is pressed on such that, after the pressing, each of the contacts has approximately the same height relative to the connector housing. The pressing may bend the at least one contact at least until it has set. Before the pressing, the initial contact heights have a first tolerance. After the pressing the pressed contact heights have a second tolerance that is smaller than the first tolerance.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 24, 2004Publication date: June 9, 2005Inventors: Stanley Olson, Douglas Johnescu, Stuart Stoner, Christopher Daily, Christopher Kolivoski
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Publication number: 20050038517Abstract: Devices, kits, and methods are provided for treating a bone structure, e.g., a vertebra, with a compression fracture. Wedges can be introduced into the bone structure in a direction that is lateral to the compression fracture, and stacked on tope of each to apply forces to the bone structure to reduce the compression fracture. The wedges can be introduced into the bone structure using a cannula. The wedges can be introduced as wedge pairs, in which case, a subsequent wedge pair can be introduced between a previously introduced wedge pair in order to drive the previously introduced wedges apart to create the stacking arrangement. Optionally, the wedges can be provided with longitudinal bores, in which case, they can be introduced into the bone structure, over a guide member that is threaded through the bores.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2003Publication date: February 17, 2005Inventors: Harold Carrison, Stanley Olson, Lex Jansen
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Publication number: 20050020134Abstract: A preferred embodiment of a modular electrical connector includes a plug having a printed circuit board, a contact finger positioned on a portion of the printed circuit board, and a housing for supporting and constraining the printed circuit board so that the portion of the printed circuit board extends from the housing. The printed circuit board has a flexible portion that permits the portion of the printed circuit board to translate in relation to the housing. The modular electrical connector also includes a receptacle for mating with the plug and having a first contact for electrically contacting the contact finger when the plug and the receptacle are mated, and a housing having a slot formed therein for receiving the portion of the printed circuit board when the plug and the receptacle are mated.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 24, 2003Publication date: January 27, 2005Inventors: Clifford Winings, Stuart Stoner, Stanley Olson, Joseph Shuey, Stephen Smith, James Volstorf