Patents by Inventor Thomas Gabler
Thomas Gabler 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: 12158939Abstract: A device, having executed a single sign-on operation, may maintain a private device key in volatile memory. A client application may request an authentication artifact as part of obtaining authentication credentials for the device. Responsive to the request, an artifact may be signed with the private device key to generate the requested authentication artifact. The single sign-on operation may be authenticated using an authentication device and a wrap key generated and applied by a secure cryptographic processor using an identifier based on an attestation certificate obtained from the authentication device after successful authentication. The wrap key may be used to decrypt the private device key stored on a persistent device storage.Type: GrantFiled: September 26, 2022Date of Patent: December 3, 2024Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Wesley Thomas Spears, David Ruysser Gabler, Maciej Broda, Yuk-Chung Eric Kam, Anis Bishara
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Publication number: 20240392907Abstract: The invention relates to a coupling system (1) for fluid connection of glue hoses (5, 5?, 15, 15?). The coupling system (1) comprises a housing (40) and at least one coupling piece (6, 6?) that can be fastened to a glue hose (15, 15?) of a gluing device (72), is received by the housing (40), and can be selectively and in each case detachably coupled to mating coupling pieces (8, 8?) of several glue hoses (5, 5?) of different glue application format parts so that a fluid connection is formed between the corresponding glue hose (15, 15?) of the gluing device and the corresponding further glue hose (5, 5?) of the corresponding glue application format part via the coupling piece (6, 6?) and the mating coupling piece (8, 8?) coupled to the coupling piece (6, 6?).Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2024Publication date: November 28, 2024Inventors: Markus GABLER, Rainer NIEDERMAIER, Florian HILLE, Christian CANALICCHIO, Simon VOCKENSPERGER, Thomas STADLER, Martin DIETERSBERGER
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Publication number: 20220028266Abstract: In a method for operating a vehicle which has a communication interface, a position-determining unit and at least one road data set-determining unit, a database road data set is received by the communication interface, which data set is presumably made available by the database which is arranged externally with respect to the vehicle and which is representative of the position-dependent, road-related property. Depending on the database road data set and a vehicle road data set which is assigned thereto in terms of position, a trust characteristic value is determined which is representative of the level of trust in further database road datasets which relate to predefinable positions of the vehicle.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2019Publication date: January 27, 2022Inventors: Martin Bonfigt, Katrin Alvarez Alvarez, Michael Bunk, Thomas Gabler, Alexander Harhurin
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Patent number: 8787716Abstract: A fiber coupler with an inner tube, an inner fiber arranged within the inner tube and several outer fibers arranged around the inner fiber, is disclosed, wherein said fiber coupler tapers in the longitudinal direction of the inner fiber from a main section to a terminal section and the inner cross section on the inner tube corresponds to the diameter of the inner fiber along the tapering section of the fiber coupler.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 2009Date of Patent: July 22, 2014Assignees: TRUMPF Laser GmbH + Co. KG, JENOPTIK Laser GmbHInventors: Malte Kumkar, Marcin Michal Kozak, Clemens Hoenninger, Andreas Liem, Thomas Gabler, Inka Manek-Hoenninger
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Publication number: 20110123155Abstract: A fiber coupler with an inner tube, an inner fiber arranged within the inner tube and several outer fibers arranged around the inner fiber, is disclosed, wherein said fiber coupler tapers in the longitudinal direction of the inner fiber from a main section to a terminal section and the inner cross section on the inner tube corresponds to the diameter of the inner fiber along the tapering section of the fiber coupler.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 9, 2009Publication date: May 26, 2011Applicant: JT Optical Engine GmbH + Co. KGInventors: Malte Kumkar, Marcin Michal Kozak, Clemens Hoenninger, Andreas Liem, Thomas Gabler, Inka Manek Hoenninger
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Patent number: 7573930Abstract: A laser system, which is used in material processing to produce a radiation line of small width and uniform high intensity in the longitudinal direction, produces radiation that has different mode numbers M2 perpendicular to the propagation direction.Type: GrantFiled: June 14, 2007Date of Patent: August 11, 2009Assignee: Innovavent GmbHInventors: Günter Hollemann, Peter Heist, Peter Oesterlin, Berthold Burghardt, Hans-Jürgen Kahlert, Klaus Brunwinkel, Henning Schmidt, Thomas Gabler, Ulf Krause
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Publication number: 20080310462Abstract: A laser system, which is used in material processing to produce a radiation line of small width and uniform high intensity in the longitudinal direction, produces radiation that has different mode numbers M2 perpendicular to the propagation direction.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2007Publication date: December 18, 2008Inventors: Gunter Hollemann, Peter Heist, Peter Oesterlin, Berthold Burghardt, Hans-Jurgen Kahlert, Klaus Brunwinkel, Henning Schmidt, Thomas Gabler, Ulf Krause
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Patent number: 6914402Abstract: In a method for operating machines (138) with a plurality of shafts (102, 110, 111), in which the shafts (102, 110, 111) are each driven, synchronized with one another, by individual drive mechanisms (103) belonging to them, in accordance with an electronic, chronological guide shaft function, which corresponds to an instantaneous position of a guide shaft L, and the motions of a plurality of derived shafts (102, 110, 111) are derived from the guide shaft L in accordance with conversion functions that correspond to respective predetermined mechanical conversions (106, 107, 108, 109) with respect to the guide shaft L, it is proposed, in order to improve the method in such a way that—particularly when there is a large number of shafts to be regulated—simple startup at comparatively little expense for equipment is permitted, that all the shafts (102) of at least one group (117) of shafts, which correspond to one another in terms of the conversion (106, 107, 108, 109), obey an electronic, chronological followingType: GrantFiled: April 8, 2002Date of Patent: July 5, 2005Assignee: Rexroth Indramat GmbHInventors: Thomas Gabler, Karin Steudel, Dieter Staub
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Publication number: 20040133287Abstract: In a method for operating machines (138) with a plurality of shafts (102, 110, 111), in which the shafts (102, 110, 111) are each driven, synchronized with one another, by individual drive mechanisms (103) belonging to them, in accordance with an electronic, chronological guide shaft function, which corresponds to an instantaneous position of a guide shaft L, and the motions of a plurality of derived shafts (102, 110, 111) are derived from the guide shaft L in accordance with conversion functions that correspond to respective predetermined mechanical conversions (106, 107, 108, 109) with respect to the guide shaft L, it is proposed, in order to improve the method in such a way that—particularly when there is a large number of shafts to be regulated—simple startup at comparatively little expense for equipment is permitted, that all the shafts (102) of at least one group (117) of shafts, which correspond to one another in terms of the conversion (106, 107, 108, 109), obey an electronic, chronologicaType: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2004Publication date: July 8, 2004Inventors: Thomas Gabler, Karin Steudel, Dieter Staub
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Publication number: 20010017868Abstract: An arrangement which generates red, green and blue laser radiation comprise a laser radiation source whose first beam (&lgr;l) is split in the infrared wavelength range, wherein the first part of this beam is frequency-doubled and green light (&lgr;G) results and another part is used to generate light of the primary colors red (&lgr;R) and blue (&lgr;B). Another part of the first beam (&lgr;l) is fed to a wavelength converter which generates another beam (&lgr;2, &lgr;4) in the infrared wavelength range which has a greater wavelength than the first beam (&lgr;l), further, the colors red (&lgr;R) and blue (&lgr;B) result from the further beam (&lgr;2, &lgr;4) or from a part thereof by another nonlinear process by sum frequency mixing or by frequency doubling or by sum frequency mixing and frequency doubling.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2001Publication date: August 30, 2001Applicant: SCHNEIDER Laser technologies AG;Inventors: Juergen Kraenert, Thomas Gabler, Holger Zellmer, Andreas Tuennermann
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Publication number: 20010017867Abstract: A fiber amplifier is disclosed comprising a signal source (oscillator), an amplifier fiber and a pump laser. The amplifier fiber is arranged between two polarizers and a portion of the beam that is depolarized in the amplifier fiber is coupled out at the amplifier output, returned to the amplifier input, coupled into the amplifier fiber with the radiation from the signal source and amplified again, and another portion, as linearly polarized beam, exits the fiber amplifier as useful beam.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2001Publication date: August 30, 2001Applicant: SCHNEIDER Laser Technologies AGInventors: Juergen Kraenert, Thomas Gabler, Holger Zellmer, Andreas Tuennermann
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Publication number: 20010010698Abstract: An RGB laser radiation source comprising a first laser radiation source whose first beam (1) is divided in the infrared wavelength region, wherein the first part thereof is frequency-doubled and green (G) light results and another part thereof is used to generate light of another primary color. It is wherein a second beam (2) is split in the infrared wavelength region from a second laser radiation source, wherein a first part of the second beam (2) together with a second part of the first beam (1) is supplied to a first sum frequency mixing and red (R) light results, and, further, a second part of the second beam (2) is frequency-doubled. This frequency-doubled beam (3) together with a third part of the first beam (1) is supplied to a second sum frequency mixing and blue (B) light results.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2001Publication date: August 2, 2001Applicant: SCHNEIDER Laser Technologies AGInventors: Juergen Kraenert, Thomas Gabler