Patents by Inventor William James Evans
William James Evans 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: 20190218018Abstract: A system and method for improved dispensing for protective eyewear components, including frames, lenses and assembled protective eyewear glasses, is described. A housing stores and dispenses the eyewear components through an opening. In an embodiment, the eyewear components may be detachably connected together, such as via perforations, and/or may be coiled in a roll or stacked in serpentine configuration within the housing. Also, in one embodiment, a lever or other mechanism may be coupled to the housing to provide advantageous operations of the dispenser, including assembling and/or dispensing the eyewear components. Accordingly, the system and method provides advantages in that rapid and hygienic dispensing of protective eyewear components may be provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 25, 2019Publication date: July 18, 2019Inventors: Katie Umentum, Adam Poppert, Kurt Miller, Vincent E. Portelli, Rob Sweitzer, Brad Binder, William James Evans, Matt Presta
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Patent number: 10239683Abstract: A system and method for improved dispensing for protective eyewear components, including frames, lenses and assembled protective eyewear glasses, is described. A housing stores and dispenses the eyewear components through an opening. In an embodiment, the eyewear components may be detachably connected together, such as via perforations, and/or may be coiled in a roll or stacked in serpentine configuration within the housing. Also, in one embodiment, a lever of other mechanism may be coupled to the housing to provide advantageous operations of the dispenser, including assembling and/or dispensing the eyewear components. Accordingly, the system and method provides advantages in that rapid and hygienic dispensing of protective eyewear components may be provided.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2014Date of Patent: March 26, 2019Assignee: TIDI Products, LLCInventors: Katie Umentum, Adam Poppert, Kurt Miller, Vincent E. Portelli, Rob Sweitzer, Brad Binder, William James Evans, Matt Presta
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Patent number: 10098787Abstract: Modular eye protection may include a frame, temples, and a frame, which may comprise temples and a top bar. The modular eye protection may also include a modular headband with a forehead pad, lens, and elastic band. Both embodiments of the modular eye protection may be assembled with eye shield lenses or face shields lenses. Dispensing units may also dispense the various components of the modular eye protection. The modular nature, method of assembly, and dispensers allow for minimal physical contact with objects, mitigating contact with pathogens in areas such as surgical rooms where cleanliness is important. The modular eye protection may also be disposable to further prevent spreading of pathogens.Type: GrantFiled: January 21, 2014Date of Patent: October 16, 2018Assignee: TIDI Products, LLCInventors: Katie Umentum, Curt Wentzel, Adam Poppert, Kurt J. Miller, Vincent E. Portelli, Rob Sweitzer, Brad Binder, William James Evans, Matt Presta
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Publication number: 20150351965Abstract: Modular eye protection may include a frame, temples, and a frame, which may comprise temples and a top bar. The modular eye protection may also include a modular headband with a forehead pad, lens, and elastic band. Both embodiments of the modular eye protection may be assembled with eye shield lenses or face shields lenses. Dispensing units may also dispense the various components of the modular eye protection. The modular nature, method of assembly, and dispensers allow for minimal physical contact with objects, mitigating contact with pathogens in areas such as surgical rooms where cleanliness is important. The modular eye protection may also be disposable to further prevent spreading of pathogens.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 21, 2014Publication date: December 10, 2015Inventors: Katie Umentum, Curt Wentzel, Adam Poppert, Kurt J. Miller, Vincent E. Portelli, Rob Sweitzer, Brad Binder, William James Evans, Matt Presta
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Publication number: 20150191296Abstract: A system and method for improved dispensing for protective eyewear components, including frames, lenses and assembled protective eyewear glasses, is described. A housing stores and dispenses the eyewear components through an opening. In an embodiment, the eyewear components may be detachably connected together, such as via perforations, and/or may be coiled in a roll or stacked in serpentine configuration within the housing. Also, in one embodiment, a lever or other mechanism may be coupled to the housing to provide advantageous operations of the dispenser, including assembling and/or dispensing the eyewear components. Accordingly, the system and method provides advantages in that rapid and hygienic dispensing of protective eyewear components may be provided.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2014Publication date: July 9, 2015Applicant: TIDI Products, LLCInventors: Katie Umentum, Adam Poppert, Kurt Miller, Vincent E. Portelli, Rob Sweitzer, Brad Binder, William James Evans, Matt Presta
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Patent number: 8974406Abstract: Methods and apparatus for programming a medical infusion pump are disclosed. One method includes displaying a meter having two or more locations, each of the two or more locations representing a corresponding parameter value programmable into the medical infusion pump. The method further includes displaying an indicator having a selectable positional relationship to the meter, the selected position corresponding to a parameter value.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2012Date of Patent: March 10, 2015Assignee: Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.Inventors: William James Evans, Diana Willow Greenberg, Michael L. Blomquist
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Patent number: 8435206Abstract: Methods and apparatus for programming a medical infusion pump are disclosed. One method includes displaying a meter having two or more locations, each of the two or more locations representing a corresponding parameter value programmable into the medical infusion pump. The method further includes displaying an indicator having a selectable positional relationship to the meter, the selected position corresponding to a parameter value.Type: GrantFiled: February 5, 2007Date of Patent: May 7, 2013Assignee: Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.Inventors: William James Evans, Diana Willow Greenberg, Michael L. Blomquist
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Publication number: 20130015980Abstract: Methods and apparatus for programming a medical infusion pump are disclosed. One method includes displaying a meter having two or more locations, each of the two or more locations representing a corresponding parameter value programmable into the medical infusion pump. The method further includes displaying an indicator having a selectable positional relationship to the meter, the selected position corresponding to a parameter value.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 14, 2012Publication date: January 17, 2013Inventors: William James EVANS, Diana Willow GREENBERG, Michael L. BLOMQUIST
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Publication number: 20080033361Abstract: Methods and apparatus for programming a medical infusion pump are disclosed. One method includes displaying a meter having two or more locations, each of the two or more locations representing a corresponding parameter value programmable into the medical infusion pump. The method further includes displaying an indicator having a selectable positional relationship to the meter, the selected position corresponding to a parameter value.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2007Publication date: February 7, 2008Inventors: William James Evans, Diana Willow Greenberg, Michael L. Blomquist
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Publication number: 20080033360Abstract: An apparatus and method for indicating a current condition of a medical infusion pump is disclosed. The apparatus includes a memory configured to store two or more color codes, each color code corresponding to a condition of the medical infusion pump and a color. The apparatus further includes a monitor. The apparatus also includes a programmable circuit in electrical communication with the memory and the monitor, the programmable circuit programmed to generate a graphical user interface displaying a color upon detection of a condition. The method includes, upon detecting a condition in the medical infusion pump, displaying a color on a monitor associated to the medical infusion pump.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 5, 2007Publication date: February 7, 2008Inventors: William James Evans, Michael L. Blomquist, Rhall E. Pope
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Patent number: 5875275Abstract: A fiber optic radiation transmission system is provided in which an optical fiber and a radiation source are connected to establish optical communication therebetween. Additionally, a connecting system is provided for connecting an optical fiber and a radiation source such that optical communication is established therebetween. The systems include a connector which carries the optical fiber therein. The connector is extendable within the system toward the radiation source to bring the optical fiber into optical communication with the radiation source. More particularly, the systems are configured in such a way that when the connector is extended sufficiently within the system, it seats the optical fiber relative to the radiation source under bias, thereby establishing a reliable optical connection. Once the optical connection is thus established, the connector engages a connection port associated with the radiation source to secure the system in a fully connected configuration appropriate for use.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 1997Date of Patent: February 23, 1999Assignee: Indigo Medical, Inc.Inventors: William James Evans, Thomas Henning, Kelly Cox, Victor C. Esch, Yefim Gelfond, Stephanos Papademetriou, Daren L. Stewart
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Patent number: 5848209Abstract: A fiber optic radiation transmission system is provided in which an optical fiber and a radiation source are connected to establish optical communication therebetween. Additionally, a connecting system is provided for connecting an optical fiber and a radiation source such that optical communication is established therebetween. The systems include a connector which carries the optical fiber therein. The connector is extendable within the system toward the radiation source to bring the optical fiber into optical communication with the radiation source. More particularly, the systems are configured in such a way that when the connector is extended sufficiently within the system, it seats the optical fiber relative to the radiation source under bias, thereby establishing a reliable optical connection. Once the optical connection is thus established, the connector engages a connection port associated with the radiation source to secure the system in a fully connected configuration appropriate for use.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 1997Date of Patent: December 8, 1998Assignee: Indigo Medical Inc.Inventors: William James Evans, Thomas Henning, Kelly Cox, Victor C. Esch, Yefim Gelfond, Stephanos Papademetriou, Daren L. Stewart
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Patent number: 5802229Abstract: A fiber optic radiation transmission system is provided in which an optical fiber and a radiation source are connected to establish optical communication therebetween. Additionally, a connecting system is provided for connecting an optical fiber and a radiation source such that optical communication is established therebetween. The systems include a connector which carries the optical fiber therein. The connector is extendable within the system toward the radiation source to bring the optical fiber into optical communication with the radiation source. More particularly, the systems are configured in such a way that when the connector is extended sufficiently within the system, it seats the optical fiber relative to the radiation source under bias, thereby establishing a reliable optical connection. Once the optical connection is thus established, the connector engages a connection port associated with the radiation source to secure the system in a fully connected configuration appropriate for use.Type: GrantFiled: August 13, 1997Date of Patent: September 1, 1998Assignee: Indigo, Medical, Inc.Inventors: William James Evans, Thomas Henning, Kelly Cox, Victor C. Esch, Yefim Gelfond, Stephanos Papademetriou, Daren L. Stewart
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Patent number: 5691526Abstract: A magnetic card reader assembly includes a magnetic read head being biased into a guide slot. The guide slot is defined by a first side wall, a second bottom wall and a third side wall. The first side wall has an opening for receiving the magnetic read head. A U-shaped member has a first leg and a second leg. The first leg is integrally connected to the first side wall as one piece unitary member. A read head mounting frame is fixedly connected to the magnetic read head.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 1995Date of Patent: November 25, 1997Assignee: U.S. Order, Inc.Inventor: William James Evans
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Patent number: D586463Type: GrantFiled: April 1, 2008Date of Patent: February 10, 2009Assignee: Smiths Medical MD, Inc.Inventors: William James Evans, Matthew P. Presta
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Patent number: D604741Type: GrantFiled: April 1, 2008Date of Patent: November 24, 2009Assignee: Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.Inventors: David Donald DeBelser, William James Evans, Diana Greenberg