Patents by Inventor THOMAS CALABRESE
THOMAS CALABRESE 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: 20250122135Abstract: A process is provided for treating a stream comprising light olefins and carbon monoxide by passing the stream through a bed containing a copper containing material. The carbon monoxide needs to be removed in order to prevent poisoning of catalysts in downstream oligomerization reactors. This carbon containing material converts the carbon monoxide and hydrogen to carbon dioxide and water. The olefin stream is then dried and sent to an oligomerization step. There may be three beds so that the beds may alternate regeneration, reaction with CO and H2 and scavenging O2 steps.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 9, 2024Publication date: April 17, 2025Inventors: Ankita Gupta, Akarsha Srivastava, Silpa S, Nilesh Tekawade, Priyesh Jayendrakumar Jani, Gautam Pandey, Thomas Calabrese, Amanda Hickman, Deng-Yang Jan, Jayant Gorawara, Nickolas Kapaun, Jeannie Mee Blommel, Rodrigo Lobo
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Patent number: 10541731Abstract: A method for Near Field Communication (NFC) based interactions can be implemented by a device when it is placed near an NFC tag and receives an electromagnetic signal associated with the NFC tag. The device retrieves the identifier of the NFC tag from the electromagnetic signal and, based on the identifier, the device can generate a first command. Furthermore, the device can identify a qualifying event, such as a predetermined orientation of the device. The device then generates a second command in response to the identification of the qualifying event. Each of the first and second command can cause a change in settings of the device, switching an operating mode of the device, activating/deactivating an application, enabling/disabling a feature of an application, and sending an instruction to a remote electronic device.Type: GrantFiled: October 9, 2018Date of Patent: January 21, 2020Assignee: Sony Interactive Entertainment LLCInventor: Thomas Calabrese
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Patent number: 10263374Abstract: A modular electronic apparatus includes an electric box, an insert, and optionally one or more electric modules. The insert is configured to be inserted at least partially into an internal space of the electric box and connect to electric wires of a building. The insert is further configured to receive the electric modules such that they can be powered from the electric wires without directly connecting to them. The electric modules can engage with the insert and be easily replaceable without the need to reconnect the electric wires. Each of the electric modules can be one of the following: a programmable electric socket (“smart” socket), traditional electric socket, programmable electric switch (“smart” switch), traditional electric switch, dimmer, touch screen panel, speaker, personal computer, television device, lighting device, audio player, multimedia device, network hub, a router, and the like.Type: GrantFiled: June 18, 2018Date of Patent: April 16, 2019Assignee: Sony Interactive Entertainment LLCInventor: Thomas Calabrese
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Publication number: 20190074868Abstract: A method for Near Field Communication (NFC) based interactions can be implemented by a device when it is placed near an NFC tag and receives an electromagnetic signal associated with the NFC tag. The device retrieves the identifier of the NFC tag from the electromagnetic signal and, based on the identifier, the device can generate a first command. Furthermore, the device can identify a qualifying event, such as a predetermined orientation of the device. The device then generates a second command in response to the identification of the qualifying event. Each of the first and second command can cause a change in settings of the device, switching an operating mode of the device, activating/deactivating an application, enabling/disabling a feature of an application, and sending an instruction to a remote electronic device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 9, 2018Publication date: March 7, 2019Inventor: Thomas Calabrese
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Publication number: 20180369992Abstract: The present invention relates to a grinding disk or wheel, flap disk or cut-off disk which will increase the effectiveness of each battery charge during tool use.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 21, 2018Publication date: December 27, 2018Applicant: Flexovit USA Inc.Inventors: Thomas Calabrese, Robert Riehle, Christine LaPorte
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Publication number: 20180342845Abstract: A modular electronic apparatus includes an electric box, an insert, and optionally one or more electric modules. The insert is configured to be inserted at least partially into an internal space of the electric box and connect to electric wires of a building. The insert is further configured to receive the electric modules such that they can be powered from the electric wires without directly connecting to them. The electric modules can engage with the insert and be easily replaceable without the need to reconnect the electric wires. Each of the electric modules can be one of the following: a programmable electric socket (“smart” socket), traditional electric socket, programmable electric switch (“smart” switch), traditional electric switch, dimmer, touch screen panel, speaker, personal computer, television device, lighting device, audio player, multimedia device, network hub, a router, and the like.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 18, 2018Publication date: November 29, 2018Inventor: Thomas Calabrese
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Patent number: 10128914Abstract: A method for Near Field Communication (NFC) based interactions can be implemented by a device when it is placed near an NFC tag and receives an electromagnetic signal associated with the NFC tag. The device retrieves the identifier of the NFC tag from the electromagnetic signal and, based on the identifier, the device can generate a first command. Furthermore, the device can identify a qualifying event, such as a predetermined orientation of the device. The device then generates a second command in response to the identification of the qualifying event. Each of the first and second command can cause a change in settings of the device, switching an operating mode of the device, activating/deactivating an application, enabling/disabling a feature of an application, and sending an instruction to a remote electronic device.Type: GrantFiled: September 6, 2017Date of Patent: November 13, 2018Assignee: Sony Interactive Entertainment LLCInventor: Thomas Calabrese
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Patent number: 10050393Abstract: A modular electronic apparatus includes an electric box, an insert, and optionally one or more electric modules. The insert is configured to be inserted at least partially into an internal space of the electric box and connect to electric wires of a building. The insert is further configured to receive the electric modules such that they can be powered from the electric wires without directly connecting to them. The electric modules can engage with the insert and be easily replaceable without the need to reconnect the electric wires. Each of the electric modules can be one of the following: a programmable electric socket (“smart” socket), traditional electric socket, programmable electric switch (“smart” switch), traditional electric switch, dimmer, touch screen panel, speaker, personal computer, television device, lighting device, audio player, multimedia device, network hub, a router, and the like.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2017Date of Patent: August 14, 2018Assignee: Sony Interactive Entertainment LLCInventor: Thomas Calabrese
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Publication number: 20160212391Abstract: Various aspects of a method and device for projecting content are disclosed herein. The method for projecting content is executed within a content projection device. One or more uneven portions are detected on a surface onto which the content is to be projected. Based on the detected one or more uneven portions on the surface, the projection of the content is adjusted.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2015Publication date: July 21, 2016Inventors: TRUE XIONG, CHARLES McCOY, THOMAS CALABRESE