Patents by Inventor Thomas Archbold
Thomas Archbold 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: 20250052437Abstract: A rotary mister is described. The rotary mister may include a rotary movement element that is able to rotate about an axis (e.g., a linear member of the rotary mister). The rotary mister may include a fluid supply and/or output element (e.g., conduit or tubing, connectors, nozzles, etc.). The rotary mister may include a fluid dispersion element (e.g., a fan). The rotary mister of some embodiments may utilize a low-pressure supply, such as a standard water supply at standard pressure. An extended coverage area may be provided by a tube fan that rotates about the axis point.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2024Publication date: February 13, 2025Applicant: Right Testing LabsInventors: Stephen Scott Parkhurst, Drew Matthew Mersereau, Carl Thomas Archbold
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Patent number: 12050115Abstract: A test manager and media interface (TMMI) may manage testing procedures associated with a test such as a product test, capture media and sensor data associated with the test, and generate a synchronized multimedia presentation based on the captured media and sensor data. A TMMI include: a test environment having: a test applicator for applying a test stimulus to an item under test; a sensor that measures at least one test attribute; and a media capture element that captures media including video of the item under test. The TMMI may include a media interface that generates a graphical user interface including at least a portion of the media captured by the media capture element and the at least one attribute.Type: GrantFiled: June 1, 2021Date of Patent: July 30, 2024Assignee: Right Testing LabsInventors: Stephen Scott Parkhurst, Drew Matthew Mersereau, Carl Thomas Archbold
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Publication number: 20210372831Abstract: A test manager and media interface (TMMI) may manage testing procedures associated with a test such as a product test, capture media and sensor data associated with the test, and generate a synchronized multimedia presentation based on the captured media and sensor data. A TMMI include: a test environment having: a test applicator for applying a test stimulus to an item under test; a sensor that measures at least one test attribute; and a media capture element that captures media including video of the item under test. The TMMI may include a media interface that generates a graphical user interface including at least a portion of the media captured by the media capture element and the at least one attribute.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2021Publication date: December 2, 2021Applicant: Right Testing LabsInventors: Stephen Scott Parkhurst, Drew Matthew Mersereau, Carl Thomas Archbold
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Patent number: 10753106Abstract: An automated method of manufacturing a decoupling underlayment membrane is provided, the method retrieving a membrane sheet, thermoforming a set of cavities into a top surface of the membrane sheet and pressing a set of through holes into the membrane sheet.Type: GrantFiled: February 7, 2018Date of Patent: August 25, 2020Assignee: Schluter Systems L.P.Inventors: Carl Thomas Archbold, Scott Burton Harter
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Publication number: 20180163414Abstract: An automated method of manufacturing a decoupling underlayment membrane is provided, the method retrieving a membrane sheet, thermoforming a set of cavities into a top surface of the membrane sheet and pressing a set of through holes into the membrane sheet.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 7, 2018Publication date: June 14, 2018Inventors: Carl Thomas Archbold, Scott Burton Harter
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Patent number: 9920537Abstract: A decoupling underlayment membrane is described. The decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of mortar cavities; a set of through holes; and an adhesive layer coupled to an exterior surface of each mortar cavity in the set of cavities. A method of manufacturing a decoupling underlayment membrane includes: retrieving a membrane sheet; thermoforming a set of cavities into a top surface of the membrane sheet; pressing a set of through holes into the membrane sheet. A decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of starfish-shaped cavities arranged in a first repeating pattern and formed into a top surface of the membrane; a set of through holes arranged in a second repeating pattern; and a peel and stick adhesive layer coupled to a bottom surface of the membrane.Type: GrantFiled: November 23, 2015Date of Patent: March 20, 2018Assignee: ST Global Partners, LLCInventors: Carl Thomas Archbold, Scott Burton Harter
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Publication number: 20160153203Abstract: A decoupling underlayment membrane is described. The decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of mortar cavities; a set of through holes; and an adhesive layer coupled to an exterior surface of each mortar cavity in the set of cavities. A method of manufacturing a decoupling underlayment membrane includes: retrieving a membrane sheet; thermoforming a set of cavities into a top surface of the membrane sheet; pressing a set of through holes into the membrane sheet. A decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of starfish-shaped cavities arranged in a first repeating pattern and formed into a top surface of the membrane; a set of through holes arranged in a second repeating pattern; and a peel and stick adhesive layer coupled to a bottom surface of the membrane.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 23, 2015Publication date: June 2, 2016Inventors: Carl Thomas Archbold, Scott Burton Harter
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Patent number: 9194119Abstract: A decoupling underlayment membrane is described. The decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of mortar cavities; a set of through holes; and an adhesive layer coupled to an exterior surface of each mortar cavity in the set of cavities. A method of manufacturing a decoupling underlayment membrane includes: retrieving a membrane sheet; thermoforming a set of cavities into a top surface of the membrane sheet; pressing a set of through holes into the membrane sheet. A decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of starfish-shaped cavities arranged in a first repeating pattern and formed into a top surface of the membrane; a set of through holes arranged in a second repeating pattern; and a peel and stick adhesive layer coupled to a bottom surface of the membrane.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2013Date of Patent: November 24, 2015Inventors: Carl Thomas Archbold, Scott Burton Harter
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Publication number: 20140190616Abstract: A finish material installation membrane is described. The membrane includes: a first adhesive layer; a structural layer coupled to the first adhesive layer; a second adhesive layer coupled to the structural layer, and a backing layer coupled to the second adhesive layer. A double-sided adhesive membrane adapted to secure finish material to a sub-surface includes: a structural layer; a first adhesive layer coupled to a first surface of the structural layer; a second adhesive layer coupled to a second surface of the structural layer; a first release liner coupled to the first adhesive layer; and a second release liner coupled to the second adhesive layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 30, 2013Publication date: July 10, 2014Inventor: Carl Thomas Archbold
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Publication number: 20140099464Abstract: A decoupling underlayment membrane is described. The decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of mortar cavities; a set of through holes; and an adhesive layer coupled to an exterior surface of each mortar cavity in the set of cavities. A method of manufacturing a decoupling underlayment membrane includes: retrieving a membrane sheet; thermoforming a set of cavities into a top surface of the membrane sheet; pressing a set of through holes into the membrane sheet. A decoupling underlayment membrane includes: a set of starfish-shaped cavities arranged in a first repeating pattern and formed into a top surface of the membrane; a set of through holes arranged in a second repeating pattern; and a peel and stick adhesive layer coupled to a bottom surface of the membrane.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2013Publication date: April 10, 2014Inventors: Carl Thomas Archbold, Scott Burton Harter
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Patent number: 4173886Abstract: This invention relates to portable gas detectors having means for aspirating a sample of the atmosphere to be tested into the vicinity of two sensor devices, and including a water-trap comprising valve means arranged, in response to a drop in pressure in the flow line when water is accidentally sucked in with an aspirated sample, to temporarily close the sample flow path or to open a by-pass for detecting the presence of both natural gas and manufactured gas in the atmosphere.Type: GrantFiled: June 27, 1978Date of Patent: November 13, 1979Assignee: British Gas CorporationInventors: Thomas Archbold, Michael R. G. Sharp