Patents by Inventor William H. Montgomery
William H. Montgomery 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: 7447562Abstract: In a communications network, such as the Internet system and method for arranging the transportation of baggage for airline passengers. Flight information and baggage information from a user is received via the communications network. Typically this is accomplished via a combination of information capture from an online travel provider (e.g., airline) and user input at a Web page. The baggage to be transported is identified and transported from an origin airport to a destination airport. The baggage is delivered to the user specified destination location. The method may further comprise collecting the baggage from an origin location other than the origin airport (e.g., residence, office, hotel, etc.). Travelers may access updated information concerning the location of their baggage from a desktop or laptop computer, a hand-held communication device, a cellular telephone with Internet access, or other suitable communications device.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2005Date of Patent: November 4, 2008Assignee: BTG Patent Holdings, LLCInventors: Steve Quackenbush, William H. Montgomery, Brett C. Twitty
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Patent number: 7096089Abstract: In a communications network, such as the Internet system and method for arranging the transportation of baggage for airline passengers. Flight information and baggage information from a user is received via the communications network. Typically this is accomplished via a combination of information capture from an online travel provider (e.g., airline) and user input at a Web page. The baggage to be transported is identified and transported from an origin airport to a destination airport. The baggage is delivered to the user specified destination location. The method may further comprise collecting the baggage from an origin location other than the origin airport (e.g., residence, office, hotel, etc.). Travelers may access updated information concerning the location of their baggage from a desktop or laptop computer, a hand-held communication device, a cellular telephone with Internet access, or other suitable communications device.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2004Date of Patent: August 22, 2006Assignee: BaggageDirect.com, Inc.Inventors: Steve Quackenbush, William H. Montgomery, Brett C. Twitty
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Patent number: 7079921Abstract: In a communications network, such as the Internet system and method for arranging the transportation of baggage for airline passengers. Flight information and baggage information from a user is received via the communications network. Typically this is accomplished via a combination of information capture from an online travel provider (e.g., airline) and user input at a Web page. The baggage to be transported is identified and transported from an origin airport to a destination airport. The baggage is delivered to the user specified destination location. The method may further comprise collecting the baggage from an origin location other than the origin airport (e.g., residence, office, hotel, etc.). Travelers may access updated information concerning the location of their baggage from a desktop or laptop computer, a hand-held communication device, a cellular telephone with Internet access, or other suitable communications device.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2004Date of Patent: July 18, 2006Assignee: BaggageDirect.com, Inc.Inventors: Steve Quackenbush, William H. Montgomery, Brett C. Twitty
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Patent number: 6807458Abstract: In a communications network, such as the Internet system and method for arranging the transportation of baggage for airline passengers. Flight information and baggage information from a user is received via the communications network. Typically this is accomplished via a combination of information capture from an online travel provider (e.g., airline) and user input at a Web page. The baggage to be transported is identified and transported from an origin airport to a destination airport. The baggage is delivered to the user specified destination location. The method may further comprise collecting the baggage from an origin location other than the origin airport (e.g., residence, office, hotel, etc.). Travelers may access updated information concerning the location of their baggage from a desktop or laptop computer, a hand-held communication device, a cellular telephone with Internet access, or other suitable communications device.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2002Date of Patent: October 19, 2004Inventors: Steve Quackenbush, William H. Montgomery, Brett C. Twitty
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Publication number: 20030100973Abstract: In a communications network, such as the Internet system and method for arranging the transportation of baggage for airline passengers. Flight information and baggage information from a user is received via the communications network. Typically this is accomplished via a combination of information capture from an online travel provider (e.g., airline) and user input at a Web page. The baggage to be transported is identified and transported from an origin airport to a destination airport. The baggage is delivered to the user specified destination location. The method may further comprise collecting the baggage from an origin location other than the origin airport (e.g., residence, office, hotel, etc.). Travelers may access updated information concerning the location of their baggage from a desktop or laptop computer, a hand-held communication device, a cellular telephone with Internet access, or other suitable communications device.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2002Publication date: May 29, 2003Inventors: Steve Quackenbush, William H. Montgomery, Brett C. Twitty
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Patent number: 6512964Abstract: In a communications network, such as the Internet system and method for arranging the transportation of baggage for airline passengers. Flight information and baggage information from a user is received via the communications network. Typically this is accomplished via a combination of information capture from an online travel provider (e.g., airline) and user input at a Web page. The baggage to be transported is identified and transported from an origin airport to a destination airport. The baggage is delivered to the user specified destination location. The method may further comprise collecting the baggage from an origin location other than the origin airport (e.g., residence, office, hotel, etc.). Travelers may access updated information concerning the location of their baggage from a desktop or laptop computer, a hand-held communication device, a cellular telephone with Internet access, or other suitable communications device.Type: GrantFiled: September 20, 2000Date of Patent: January 28, 2003Assignee: BaggageDirect.com, Inc.Inventors: Steve Quackenbush, William H. Montgomery, Brett C. Twitty
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Patent number: 4064837Abstract: Self-contained aquarium system having a tank with a bottom wall and side walls for containing water. A filter unit is disposed in the tank and provides a filter surface which is spaced above the bottom wall of the tank. A dividing wall is provided within the tank and forms a main compartment and an equipment compartment in the tank. The dividing wall has an opening therein to permit the flow of water from below the filter grid in the tank and into the equipment compartment. A removable enclosed filter box is disposed in the equipment compartment and has an opening therein in registration with the opening in the dividing wall and has another opening remote from the first named opening. Filter material is disposed in the filter box and is arranged so that water entering the first named opening in the filter box and leaving through the other opening will pass through the filter material.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 1975Date of Patent: December 27, 1977Assignee: Aqua Plex ProductsInventor: William H. Montgomery