Patents by Inventor Tim Morgan
Tim Morgan 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: 11724876Abstract: Disclosed herein is an apparatus and method of autonomous Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) comprising a fully autonomous growing environment. More specifically, disclosed herein is an apparatus and method in which a plurality of frame assembly may be stored and manipulated within a track assembly that is configured within a rack through the motivational input a carriage-mounted manipulators. Each frame assembly is configured to be coupled to an adjacent frame assembly supported by the track assembly by at least one coupler disposed on a forward end and a rearward end of each frame assembly. With the frame assembly including a low friction bearing surface to orient within a track assembly, it may be configured to satisfy various utilities necessary within the farm, such as but not limited to the housing grow media for the cultivation or the housing of electromechanical systems.Type: GrantFiled: November 30, 2018Date of Patent: August 15, 2023Assignee: Robotany Ltd.Inventors: Austin Blake Lawrence, Loren Kristofor Russell, Tim Morgan, James Braxton Webb, Edward Austin Webb
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Publication number: 20180032970Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a method of filling out one or more forms by a mobile device. The mobile device detects signals from a beacon and determines proximity to the beacon. The mobile device then receives the forms from a remote server when the mobile device determines it is within a certain distance from the beacon. The mobile device then populates information in the forms and sends the forms to the remote server.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2017Publication date: February 1, 2018Applicant: Aetna Inc.Inventors: Mark SCHEEL, Matthew HARRIS, John RUNDLE, Tim MORGAN
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Patent number: 8874192Abstract: Evaluating tissue characteristics including identification of injured tissue or alteration of the ratios of native tissue components such as shifting the amounts of normal myocytes and fibrotic tissue in the heart, identifying increases in the amount of extracellular components or fluid (like edema or extracellular matrix proteins), or detecting infiltration of tumor cells or mediators of inflammation into the tissue of interest in a patient, such as a human being, is provided by obtaining a first image of tissue including a region of interest from a first acquisition, and obtaining a second image of the tissue including the region of interest during a second, subsequent acquisition. The subsequent acquisition may be obtained after a period of time to determine if injury has occurred during that period of time. Such a comparison may include comparison of mean, average characteristics, histogram shape, such as skew and kurtosis, or distribution of intensities within the histogram.Type: GrantFiled: August 7, 2013Date of Patent: October 28, 2014Assignee: Wake Forest University Health SciencesInventors: William Gregory Hundley, Craig A. Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti
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Publication number: 20130324831Abstract: Evaluating tissue characteristics including identification of injured tissue or alteration of the ratios of native tissue components such as shifting the amounts of normal myocytes and fibrotic tissue in the heart, identifying increases in the amount of extracellular components or fluid (like edema or extracellular matrix proteins), or detecting infiltration of tumor cells or mediators of inflammation into the tissue of interest in a patient, such as a human being, is provided by obtaining a first image of tissue including a region of interest from a first acquisition, and obtaining a second image of the tissue including the region of interest during a second, subsequent acquisition. The subsequent acquisition may be obtained after a period of time to determine if injury has occurred during that period of time. Such a comparison may include comparison of mean, average characteristics, histogram shape, such as skew and kurtosis, or distribution of intensities within the histogram.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 7, 2013Publication date: December 5, 2013Inventors: William Gregory Hundley, Craig A. Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti
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Publication number: 20130309428Abstract: A temporary lining usable as a decorative protective guard on stowage bins on aircraft, such as passenger stowage bins on commercial aircraft. The temporary lining can have a protective layer, and an adhesive layer bonded to the protective layer. The temporary liner can be adhered to the interior of the stowage bins, and can be removed and replaced when damaged.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 1, 2013Publication date: November 21, 2013Inventor: Tim Morgan
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Patent number: 8532739Abstract: Evaluating tissue characteristics including identification of injured tissue or alteration of the ratios of native tissue components such as shifting the amounts of normal myocytes and fibrotic tissue in the heart, identifying increases in the amount of extracellular components or fluid (like edema or extracellular matrix proteins), or detecting infiltration of tumor cells or mediators of inflammation into the tissue of interest in a patient, such as a human being, is provided by obtaining a first image of tissue including a region of interest from a first acquisition, and obtaining a second image of the tissue including the region of interest during a second, subsequent acquisition. The subsequent acquisition may be obtained after a period of time to determine if injury has occurred during that period of time. Such a comparison may include comparison of mean, average characteristics, histogram shape, such as skew and kurtosis, or distribution of intensities within the histogram.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2008Date of Patent: September 10, 2013Assignee: Wake Forest University Health SciencesInventors: William Gregory Hundley, Craig A. Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti
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Patent number: 7747308Abstract: Methods, systems and circuits predict cardiotoxicity induced cardiac injury prior to an irreversible state by electronically generating at least one histogram of mean intensities of voxels/pixels in an MRI image of a left ventricle myocardium and electronically determining a likelihood of cardiac injury due to cardiotoxicity based on data from the at least one histogram.Type: GrantFiled: February 2, 2006Date of Patent: June 29, 2010Assignee: Wake Forest University Health SciencesInventors: William Gregory Hundley, Craig A. Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti, Ralph B. D'Agostino
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Publication number: 20080119718Abstract: Evaluating tissue characteristics including identification of injured tissue or alteration of the ratios of native tissue components such as shifting the amounts of normal myocytes and fibrotic tissue in the heart, identifying increases in the amount of extracellular components or fluid (like edema or extracellular matrix proteins), or detecting infiltration of tumor cells or mediators of inflammation into the tissue of interest in a patient, such as a human being, is provided by obtaining a first image of tissue including a region of interest from a first acquisition, for example, after administration of a contrast agent to the patient, and obtaining a second image of the tissue including the region of interest during a second, subsequent acquisition, for example, after administration of a contrast agent to the patient. The subsequent acquisition may be obtained after a period of time to determine if injury has occurred during that period of time.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2008Publication date: May 22, 2008Inventors: William Hundley, Craig Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti
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Patent number: 7333845Abstract: Evaluating tissue characteristics including identification of injured tissue or alteration of the ratios of native tissue components such as shifting the amounts of normal myocytes and fibrotic tissue in the heart, identifying increases in the amount of extracellular components or fluid (like edema or extracellular matrix proteins), or detecting infiltration of tumor cells or mediators of inflammation into the tissue of interest in a patient, such as a human being, is provided by obtaining a first image of tissue including a region of interest from a first acquisition, for example, after administration of a contrast agent to the patient, and obtaining a second image of the tissue including the region of interest during a second, subsequent acquisition, for example, after administration of a contrast agent to the patient. The subsequent acquisition may be obtained after a period of time to determine if injury has occurred during that period of time.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2005Date of Patent: February 19, 2008Assignee: Wake Forest University Health SciencesInventors: William Gregory Hundley, Craig A. Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti
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Publication number: 20080004521Abstract: Methods, systems and circuits predict cardiotoxicity induced cardiac injury prior to an irreversible state by electronically generating at least one histogram of mean intensities of voxels/pixels in an MRI image of a left ventricle myocardium and electronically determining a likelihood of cardiac injury due to cardiotoxicity based on data from the at least one histogram.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 2, 2006Publication date: January 3, 2008Inventors: William Hundley, Craig Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti, Ralph D'Agostino
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Publication number: 20050215883Abstract: Evaluating tissue characteristics including identification of injured tissue or alteration of the ratios of native tissue components such as shifting the amounts of normal myocytes and fibrotic tissue in the heart, identifying increases in the amount of extracellular components or fluid (like edema or extracellular matrix proteins), or detecting infiltration of tumor cells or mediators of inflammation into the tissue of interest in a patient, such as a human being, is provided by obtaining a first image of tissue including a region of interest from a first acquisition, for example, after administration of a contrast agent to the patient, and obtaining a second image of the tissue including the region of interest during a second, subsequent acquisition, for example, after administration of a contrast agent to the patient. The subsequent acquisition may be obtained after a period of time to determine if injury has occurred during that period of time.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 4, 2005Publication date: September 29, 2005Inventors: William Hundley, Craig Hamilton, Kimberly Lane, Tim Morgan, Frank Torti