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Andres E. Bravo, Pompano Beach, FL US
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| 20100176604 | Pressure and Rotation Activated Electrical Power Generation System - The invention concerns mainly the utilization of gravity, more specifically the weight of a vehicle and the rotation of the wheels that support the vehicle during its motion to produce an electric current within the wheels to be utilized by the vehicle's electrical requirements. The power generation would exist at all times during the motion of the vehicle and could greatly increase the range of electric and electric hybrid vehicles, as well as increasing the MPG of combustion vehicles by reducing the mechanical power consumption of the power generator (alternator) currently utilized to recharge the vehicle's battery. A similarity in all existing terrestrial vehicles which use contact with a surface as the medium and method of transportation is the existence of the weight of the vehicle which forces a pressure against that surface during the mobilization of the vehicle. This downward force contributes as an additional friction working against the efficiency of the locomotion of the vehicle. By utilizing the pressure created at the tangent where the wheel meets the supporting surface through a system of pressure activated power generators positioned within the wheels, an electric current is created which can increase the efficiency of the vehicle without introducing additional friction to the motion of the vehicle due to the fact that the downward force created by gravity exists at all times regardless of the configuration of the vehicle. | 07-15-2010 |
| 20110025492 | Personal Object Proximity Alerting Device - Utilizing an electronic means to assist in a sensory and situational awareness deficit setting is the prime function of the invention. With the advent of low voltage, miniature and very economical proximity sensing devices, opportunities to employ those devices to substitute or assist the human senses have resulted in the invention. Requiring only the sense of touch, a person will be alerted of the presence of inanimate and warm bodied objects while simultaneously tracking and conveying their distance. By applying the invention in settings experiencing various forms of visual impairment, the user will more safely traverse through obscure territories without collision into nearby objects. Applying various methods of proximity and motion detection will increase the reliability of the apparatus, with enhanced configurations able to distinguish between types of detected objects as well as increase precision in a range of environments. Low cost components, having minimal numbers of components per unit, and ease of assembly increases accessibility to and applications for the invention to include casual, sport, disability, personal security, military, and scientific. The invention is manufactured in miniature form, and as an assembly of multiple units it will create a pattern of tactile alerts representing the direction of different objects within the detection range. Transforming a visual event into a tactile response is how the invention has created a method of proximity detection and alerts which remedy the experience of reduced awareness to the presence of objects, persons, or animals. | 02-03-2011 |
Claudio R. Bravo, Gainesville, VA US
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| 20090283009 | PASSENGER RAIL CAR - A passenger rail car includes a lower passenger compartment that includes a plurality of passenger seats. The passenger rail car also includes an upper passenger compartment that includes a plurality of passenger seats. A control cab for a rail car operator is elevated above the floor of the lower passenger compartment, and is located forward of the passenger seats and behind the crash energy management region. The front end of the passenger rail car may be slanted to provide a greater field of view for the rail car operator. | 11-19-2009 |
Dawn Bravo, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20110319337 | Dominant Negative WNT2 Compositions and Methods of Use - The present disclosure provides compositions, pharmaceutical preparations, kits and methods for inhibiting cell proliferation by contacting a cell expressing Fzd8 with a truncated Wnt2 polypeptide which acts as a dominant negative inhibitor of Fzd8 signaling. The present disclosure provides compositions, kits and methods for the detection of cancer by determining the level of Fzd8 and/or Wnt2 expression in a cell. | 12-29-2011 |
Edith Salinas Bravo, Battle Creek, MI US
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| 20100092620 | HIGH FIBER COMPOUND COATING FOR FOOD PRODUCTS - A compound coating has a very high level of dietary fiber from about 35% to about 75% by weight, and a particle size of about 35 microns or less. The compound coating is formed by mixing a fat portion and the dietary fiber, and then micro-grinding the compound coating to the fine particle size. The compound coating can include soluble fiber, insoluble fiber, or combinations thereof, such as polydextrose and short chain fructo-oligosaccharides. The compound coating can be applied to a wide variety of food forms including wafers, cereals, crackers, and other foods. The compound coating can be applied by spraying the coating onto the food form or pumping the coating through depositing spindles and onto the food form. | 04-15-2010 |
Elianne A. Bravo, Wappingers Falls, NY US
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| 20080320191 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING A CONFIGURABLE COMMAND SEQUENCE FOR A MEMORY INTERFACE DEVICE - A system and method for providing a configurable command sequence for a memory interface device (MID). The system includes a MID intended for use in a cascade interconnect system and in communication with one or more memory devices. The MID includes a first connection to a high speed bus operating at a first data rate, a second connection to the high speed bus, an alternate communication means and logic. The first connection to the high speed bus includes receiver circuitry operating at the first data rate. The alternate communication means operates at a second data rate that is slower than the first data rate. The logic facilitates receiving commands via the first connection from the high speed bus operating at the first data rate and using a first command sequence. The logic also facilitates receiving the commands via the alternate communication means using a second command sequence which differs from the first command sequence in the speed in which the commands are transferred. The logic further facilitates processing the commands if the commands are directed to the MID and redriving the commands via the second connection onto the high speed bus. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20100174955 | TEST AND BRING-UP OF AN ENHANCED CASCADE INTERCONNECT MEMORY SYSTEM - A memory hub device with test logic is configured to communicate with memory devices via multiple hub device ports, and is also configured to communicate on one or more busses in an upstream and downstream direction. The test logic includes a built-in self test apparatus providing logic to simultaneously and independently test the memory devices interfaced to one or more of the hub device ports using read and write data patterns. The test logic also includes configuration registers to hold fault and diagnostic information, and to initiate one or more tests. The memory hub device can further include command collision detection logic, a trace array, buffer transmit mode logic, trigger logic, clock adjustment logic, transparent mode logic, and a configured command sequencer, as well as additional features. | 07-08-2010 |
Hernando Bravo, Rockaway Beach, NY US
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| 20120080891 | One piece magnetic door holder - A magnetic doorstop including a first section consisting of a magnet secured into the door and a second section consisting of a magnet secured with a retaining shim mounted on the front side of the stop arm. The first section is attached to an interior door and the second section is attached to the frontal stop arm section. When the frontal arm section is raised, the two magnetic sections meet holding the stop arm up, once the stop arm is lowered, away from the second magnetic section, the arm will drop to the floor, stopping the door from closing. | 04-05-2012 |
Jaime Bravo, Austin, TX US
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| 20090065952 | Semiconductor Chip with Crack Stop - Various semiconductor chip crack stops and methods of making the same are disclosed. In one aspect, a method of manufacturing is provided that includes providing a semiconductor substrate that has a first corner defined by a first edge and a second edge. A crack stop is formed in the semiconductor substrate. The crack stop includes a first projection extending to the first edge and a second projection extending to the second edge to fence off a portion of the semiconductor substrate that includes the first corner. | 03-12-2009 |
Jose Bravo, Mamaroneck, NY US
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| 20080318548 | METHOD OF AND SYSTEM FOR STRONG AUTHENTICATION AND DEFENSE AGAINST MAN-IN-THE-MIDDLE ATTACKS - A man-in-the-middle attack resistant method of and system for controlling access of a user to a restricted item receives a request from a user of a first device for access to a restricted item. The system determines the physical location of the first device. The system provides a token to the user and prompts the user to send the token to a recipient using a second device. The system denies the user access to the restricted item if the token is sent from a physical location not matching the physical location of the first device. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20100269162 | WEBSITE AUTHENTICATION - Embodiments of website authentication including receiving a request from a user to view a website within a graphical user interface (GUI); generating a one time password (OTP); storing the generated OTP in a database; displaying the generated OTP on the GUI; verifying an identity of the user by receiving an identification datum from a communication device; receiving an entered OTP from the user; comparing the entered OTP with the generated OTP; and communicating whether the website is authenticated. | 10-21-2010 |
Jose F. Bravo, Mamaroneck, NY US
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| 20110138483 | MOBILE PHONE AND IP ADDRESS CORRELATION SERVICE - A system, method and program product for controlling access to a restricted item. A method is provided that includes: receiving a request for access to a restricted item at a computer system associated with a provider, said request originating from a client system; determining an IP address of the client system; determining a mobile phone number of a mobile phone associated with the requester; transmitting to a third party service provider the IP address and mobile phone number; and receiving back from the third party service provider a confirmation message indicating whether or not the IP address and mobile phone are located within an acceptable range of each other. | 06-09-2011 |
Jose Luis Bravo, Houston, TX US
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| 20090200022 | CRYOGENIC TREATMENT OF GAS - Systems and methods of treating a gas stream are described. A method of treating a gas stream includes cryogenically separating a first gas stream to form a second gas stream and a third stream. The third stream is cryogenically contacted with a carbon dioxide stream to form a fourth and fifth stream. A majority of the second gas stream includes methane and/or molecular hydrogen. A majority of the third stream includes one or more carbon oxides, hydrocarbons having a carbon number of at least 2, one or more sulfur compounds, or mixtures thereof. A majority of the fourth stream includes one or more of the carbon oxides and hydrocarbons having a carbon number of at least 2. A majority of the fifth stream includes hydrocarbons having a carbon number of at least 3 and one or more of the sulfur compounds. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20090200025 | HIGH TEMPERATURE METHODS FOR FORMING OXIDIZER FUEL - A method of treating a formation fluid includes providing formation fluid from a subsurface in situ heat treatment process. The formation fluid is separated to produce a liquid stream and a first gas stream. The first gas stream includes carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, hydrocarbons, hydrogen or mixtures thereof. Molecular oxygen is separated from air to form a molecular oxygen stream comprising molecular oxygen. The first gas stream is combined with the molecular oxygen stream to form a combined stream comprising molecular oxygen and the first gas stream. The combined stream is provided to one or more downhole burners. | 08-13-2009 |
| 20100006803 | METHOD OF TREATING A HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROCARBON STREAM HAVING A HIGH CARBON DIOXIDE CONTENT TO YIELD A HIGH PURITY HYDROCARBON GAS STREAM AND A SEQUESTRATION READY CARBON DIOXIDE GAS STREAM - A method of treating a high-pressure hydrocarbon stream, such as natural or synthetic gas, contaminated with a high concentration of carbon dioxide, by contacting the contaminated high-pressure hydrocarbon stream with a chilled aqueous ammonia solution in an absorber at high pressure to produce a treated gas stream having a substantially reduced carbon dioxide content and a carbon dioxide-rich ammonia solution. The carbon dioxide-rich ammonia solution is regenerated by stripping, thus producing a concentrated carbon dioxide stream at high pressure suitable for sequestration or other uses. | 01-14-2010 |
| 20100025634 | METHOD OF TREATING A HYDROCARBON GAS STREAM HAVING A HIGH CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION BY USING A LEAN SOLVENT CONTAINING AQUEOUS AMMONIA - A process for the treatment of a high-pressure hydrocarbon gas stream to make a carbon dioxide-rich product stream and a treated hydrocarbon gas product stream by contacting within a contactor the high-pressure hydrocarbon gas stream with a solvent containing aqueous ammonia and, optionally, a reaction product of a liquid ammonia-carbon dioxide-water system. A fat solvent containing precipitated solids is withdrawn from the contactor and is regenerated whereby carbon dioxide is released and the fat solvent and a lean solvent is provided for reuse as the solvent. | 02-04-2010 |
Juan Bravo, Wingdale, NY US
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| 20080202912 | PROXIMITY SENSOR FOR A VEHICLE - A proximity sensor for controlling a component that may be installed on a window, on an interior or exterior pillar of a vehicle, on a control panel or any suitable location on a vehicle or any other structure. The sensor includes a substrate and a conductive layer disposed on the substrate. The conductive layer is formed from a conductive ink composition with the conductive layer defining at least one circuit for controlling the component when a user is in proximity to the conductive layer. A protective layer is disposed over the conductive layer. At least one of the conductive layer and the protective layer defines a graphic formed through the layer for visual identification to the user. | 08-28-2008 |
Juan D. Bravo, Wingdale, NY US
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| 20090073732 | CONTROLLER AND ASSOCIATED METHOD - A control circuit and associated method for dynamically controlling power to one or more heating elements are provided. A power source supplies power to a load through one or more current pass elements, which is controlled by a control signal. A processor determines a time period (T) having a time cycle beginning at T | 03-19-2009 |
Luis Eduardo Bravo, Atlanta, GA US
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| 20100078903 | SHOPPING CART WITH A SELF-CHARGING SYSTEM - A shopping cart is equipped with an electrical/electronic component(s), such as a shopping assistant, that is electrically powered by a rechargeable power supply. A system is provided for continuously recharging the power supply as the shopping cart is propelled by the customer. In one embodiment, the wheels of the shopping cart are linked to a potential energy storage component, such as a coil spring. The spring is wound with each movement of the shopping cart, regardless of the distance that the cart travels. When the coil spring has been wound to a pre-determined torque, the spring is released to drive an input to an electrical generator. Once the potential energy in the spring has been dissipated the winding cycle begins again. | 04-01-2010 |
| 20110010271 | Methods and Apparatus for Self Service Transactions From Multiple Vendors - Systems and techniques for managing orders from one or more of a plurality of vendors. A self service terminal includes a display presenting order icons that may be moved to an open area for initiation of an order, and a plurality of vendor icons representing different vendors. Initiating an order opens a transaction record for the order, and moving a vendor icon to an order icon opens a selection menu allowing selections from the vendor represented by the icon. The transaction record is continuously updated as selections are made. Upon a user selection to complete the order, a payment interface is presented allowing for payment. Upon payment, an order identifier is created and displayed, together with instructions for collecting or receiving the order, and order information is transmitted to each vendor contributing to the order, in association with the order identifier. | 01-13-2011 |
| 20110078033 | Methods and Apparatus for Produce Identification - Systems and techniques for produce identification for transaction processing. A produce item to be entered into a transaction is identified using time resolved reflectance spectroscopy. A produce item is injected with laser light over a selected range of wavelengths, and light emitted from the produce item is detected and measured over time. The measurement is processed to generate absorption and scattering spectra for the produce item. The absorption and scattering spectra are compared against those of known produce items, and upon determination that an acceptable match has been achieved, a transaction record is updated with information relating to the produce item. | 03-31-2011 |
Luis Eduardo Bravo, Norcross, GA US
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| 20090182499 | Method and apparatus for augmented reality shopping assistant - An augmented reality shopping system in one embodiment includes a store communication network, a memory including program instructions for receiving a product location request, associating the received request with product information stored in a product database, determining the location of the product within the store, receiving shopper location information, determining a route between the determined location of the product and the shopper location based upon the shopper location information, generating route rendering data based upon the determined route, and transmitting the route rendering data through the store communication network. The system further includes a processor operably connected to the store communication network and to the memory for executing the program instructions and a mobile display device operably connected to the processor through the store communication network for rendering an overlay image using the transmitted route rendering data. | 07-16-2009 |
Pablo Enrique Bravo, Bonita, CA US
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| 20100230534 | Float pack assembly and method of use - An emergency floatation system for attachment to a helicopter that includes a support frame, a float pack assembly and an inflation system. The float pack assembly includes a float in a packed configuration, a sleeve integrated into the float and a rigid support that at least partially extends through the sleeve. The float pack assembly is configured so that it may be installed and/or removed from the support frame separate from the inflation system. | 09-16-2010 |
Raul V. Bravo, Vienna, VA US
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| 20090283009 | PASSENGER RAIL CAR - A passenger rail car includes a lower passenger compartment that includes a plurality of passenger seats. The passenger rail car also includes an upper passenger compartment that includes a plurality of passenger seats. A control cab for a rail car operator is elevated above the floor of the lower passenger compartment, and is located forward of the passenger seats and behind the crash energy management region. The front end of the passenger rail car may be slanted to provide a greater field of view for the rail car operator. | 11-19-2009 |
Rey Bravo, Manhattan, IL US
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| 20090090073 | Cable management system for a raised floor grid system - A cable management system for managing electrical cables in a raised floor grid system is provided. The cable management system includes a cable enclosure including side walls and a base together defining an enclosure cavity. Each of the side walls defines a cable opening and a plurality of bracket openings in communication with the enclosure cavity. The cable management system also includes a sealing assembly installed in each of the cable openings, and a plurality of equipment brackets mountable to the sidewalls via the bracket openings, which are configured to enable mounting of the equipment brackets in vertical and angled orientations. The cable management system further includes a plurality of support brackets connectable to support structure of the raised floor grid system for supporting the cable enclosure on the support structure. The cable enclosure can be installed in the raised floor grid system by removing only a single floor tile. | 04-09-2009 |
| 20100000758 | In-Ceiling Zone Cabling Enclosure - An in-ceiling cabling enclosure for supporting communications network equipment and cables interconnecting the network equipment including a front wall a rear wall and two side walls extending between the front wall and the rear wall creating a volume inside the enclosure. An access door assembly is pivotally connected to either the rear wall or the two side walls. The access door assembly pivots through an arc of ninety degrees between a first position opening the enclosure and a second position closing the enclosure. An equipment mount plate is attached to an interior portion of the access door assembly, and opposed equipment mount rails are removably attached to the equipment mount plate. The equipment mount rails are adapted to receive the network equipment and to secure the network equipment to the access door assembly. A cable slack management tray extends between the opposed equipment mount rails, and the slack management tray has a surface adapted to support and maintain the position and the contour of cable bundles located in the enclosure. A thermal management system is also disposed in the housing to provide efficient exhaust of hot air generated by active equipment in the enclosure to the space outside of the enclosure. | 01-07-2010 |
| 20110000710 | IN-CEILING ZONE CABLING ENCLOSURE - An in-ceiling cabling enclosure for supporting communications network equipment and cables interconnecting the network equipment including a front wall, a rear wall, and two side walls extending between the front wall and the rear wall creating a volume inside the enclosure. An access door assembly is pivotally connected to either the rear wall or the two side walls. The access door assembly pivots through an arc of ninety degrees between a first position opening the enclosure and a second position closing the enclosure. An equipment mount plate is attached to an interior portion of the access door assembly, and opposed equipment mount rails are removably attached to the equipment mount plate. The equipment mount rails are adapted to receive the network equipment and to secure the network equipment to the access door assembly. A cable slack management tray extends between the opposed equipment mount rails, and the slack management tray has a surface adapted to support and maintain the position and the contour of cable bundles located in the enclosure. A thermal management system is also disposed in the housing to provide efficient exhaust of hot air generated by active equipment in the enclosure to the space outside of the enclosure. | 01-06-2011 |
| 20110265384 | Vertical Cable Manager Door - Certain embodiments of the present invention provide a door for a vertical cable manager. The door includes a panel. Additionally, the door includes a first hinge pin disposed at a first end of the panel. The first hinge pin slides from an extended position to a retracted position. Additionally, the door includes a first hinge pin retention member disposed adjacent the first hinge pin. The first hinge pin retention member is releasably connected to the first hinge pin to secure the first hinge pin in the retracted position. | 11-03-2011 |
Ricardo Bravo, South Gate, CA US
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| 20100056935 | OPTIC FUNCTION MONITORING PROCESS AND APPARATUS - A method and apparatus for monitoring optic function is provided. The apparatus and method relies on two principle modes of measuring the function of the optic nerve, namely, monitoring VEPs for neural function, and monitoring at least one additional parameter of optic function such as intraocular pressure, blood flow or location of the eye to provide a multi-variable optic function monitor. The method and apparatus is proposed for the use to diagnose and potentially prevent the incidence of POVL and anaesthesia awareness in patients during medical procedures. | 03-04-2010 |
Sergio M. Bravo, Commerce, CA US
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| 20080246276 | Sump Wall Penetration Fitting - A penetration fitting is provided for forming a sealed penetration through an aperture of a sump wall. The penetration fitting includes a flanged coupling comprising a generally rigid coupler and an integral first flange extending around a portion of the coupler. The first flange is adapted to abut and be sealed against a first side of the sump wall around the aperture. The ends of the coupler further define first and second fittings, the second fitting adapted to extend through the aperture. A ring flange is provided that is adapted to be adhered to an outer circumferential portion of the coupler and to abut and be adhered to a second side of the sump wall around the aperture. Once sealed to the sump wall, the associated piping connections can be made. | 10-09-2008 |
| 20090212057 | Electrical Offset - A frame assembly for anchoring a containment box with a top opening in a surrounding driveway surface and for removably attaching one of a plurality of different product dispensers to the containment box. The frame assembly includes an anchor frame attached to the top opening of the containment box wherein the anchor frame is configured to be removably attached to any one of a plurality of different dispenser frames and a dispenser frame removably attached to the anchor frame, the dispenser frame including a plurality of frame walls having a frame area larger than an area of the top opening of the containment box such that the frame walls define an offset opening adjacent to the top opening of the containment box, wherein the dispenser frame is adapted to be mounted to one of the plurality of different product dispensers. | 08-27-2009 |
Vincent A. Bravo, Haskell, NJ US
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| 20090084779 | Microwave water heating system - A water heating system includes a heat exchange chamber having an internal cavity and a water coil within the internal cavity of the heat exchange chamber. A magnetron generates microwave energy and is in communication with the internal cavity. A hot air control system draws the heat generated by the magnetron into the internal cavity. The hot air control system includes a valve which is selectively opened and closed to control the passage of the heat generated by the magnetron through the internal cavity. | 04-02-2009 |
Yalda Bravo, San Diego, CA US
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| 20110257233 | BENZOISOTHIAZOLONES AS INHIBITORS OF PHOSPHOMANNOSE ISOMERASE - The disclosure provides new compounds and compositions thereof, and methods for treating or ameliorating a disorder relating to CDG-Ia. In particular, the disclosure provides benzoisothiazolone inhibitors of PMI, which have been synthesized and their ability to drive glycosylation has been demonstrated. The disclosure provides two synthetic routes for these compounds, including a new copper-catalyzed N-arylation reaction amenable to parallel derivitization. The disclosed compounds represent potent inhibitors of PMI, and their dose-dependent efficacy in cell-based models of glycosylation have been demonstrated. In addition, the disclosed compounds are selective over PMM and therefore, are useful in treating or ameliorating a disorder relating to CDG-Ia. | 10-20-2011 |