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Bradley S. Carey, Wrentham, MA US

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20090070640NETWORK FAULT MANAGER FOR MAINTAINING ALARM CONDITIONS - A computer-implemented method for detecting alarm conditions, the method involving receiving at a first time a trigger notification describing a monitored occurrence on a network; setting a redundancy window to begin at the first time and to end at an expiration time; designating a first alarm condition to represent the trigger notification; receiving a second notification at a second time after the first time, the second notification describing the monitored occurrence; and determining whether a second alarm condition exists by testing whether the second time is within the redundancy window.03-12-2009
20110289362NETWORK FAULT MANAGER - The network fault manager described herein may include one or more processors configured to detect alarms. For example, the one or more processors may periodically sample rates at which similar events that relate to occurrences on a network arrive, compare the periodically sampled rates to a first threshold, and determine whether a preexisting alarm exists. In response to a number of the periodically sampled rates that exceeded the first threshold within a preceding time window exceeding a second threshold and the preexisting alarm not existing, the one or more processors may assert a first alarm. Otherwise, if the number of periodically sampled rates that exceeded the first threshold within the preceding time window exceeds the second threshold but the preexisting alarm does exist, the one or more processors may maintain the preexisting alarm for a predetermined time period.11-24-2011

Patent applications by Bradley S. Carey, Wrentham, MA US

Bryce Woodbury Carey, Cambridge, MA US

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20120028821PROGRAMMING AND REPROGRAMMING OF CELLS - The disclosure relates to a method of reprogramming one or more somatic cells, e.g., partially differentiated or fully/terminally differentiated somatic cells, to a less differentiated state, e.g., a pluripotent or multipotent state. In further embodiments the invention also relates to reprogrammed somatic cells produced by methods of the invention, to chimeric animals comprising reprogrammed somatic cells of the invention, to uses of said cells, and to methods for identifying agents useful for reprogramming somatic cells.02-02-2012

Christopher Brian Carey, Burlington, MA US

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20100076881Enhanced Valuation System and Method for Real Estate - A system and method for producing a valuation for real property that allows the rating of various metrics that contribute to a determination of value for the subject property, the rating being based on the quality and applicability to the subject property of the data sources from which data is gathered for each metric, such that the final valuation is based on a weighted average of each of the metrics, thereby eliminating the human bias from the actual valuation result, but providing an improved result over a valuation based solely on results from an automated valuation model.03-25-2010

Edward Carey, Westport, MA US

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20110094508Nitrous Oxide Anesthetic Administration System - The present invention is a method and system for administering nitrous oxide. The system includes a fluid control system for controlling the flow of nitrous oxide and oxygen to the patient. A nitrous oxide and oxygen supply, vacuum source, a breather bag, and a nasal delivery interface system are fluidly connected to the fluid control system and a patient. The fluid control system also includes a safety scavenge system including a mass airflow sensor, master controller, nitrous oxide valve, and alarm. The mass airflow sensor reads the scavenging vacuum pressure which it communicates to the master controller. Depending upon the scavenging vacuum pressure, the master controller can activate an alarm or shut off the flow of nitrous oxide. In operation, the present invention provides a system for administering anesthesia/analgesia gas which prevents excessively high volumes of exhaled nitrous oxide in the operatory environment through monitoring of the scavenge vacuum pressure.04-28-2011

Gregory F. Carey, Plymouth, MA US

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20110171864Protective laminates - Protective laminates are provided that include (a) a layer that is breathable and highly impermeable to chemicals to a degree that is subject to reduction upon flexing of the highly impermeable layer alone; and (b) a breathable non-textile layer attached to the highly impermeable layer, the non-textile layer mitigating the reduction in the impermeability of the highly impermeable layer if the laminate is flexed. The laminates may, for example, be attached to textiles and used in protective fabrics.07-14-2011

James Carey, Waltham, MA US

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20110095387SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES HAVING AN ENHANCED ABSORPTION REGION AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - Photosensitive semiconductor devices and associated methods are provided. In one aspect, for example, a photosensitive semiconductor device can include an electromagnetic radiation absorption layer having a thickness of less than or equal to about 200 μm, wherein the electromagnetic radiation absorption layer includes a semiconductor material and an enhanced absorption region. The electromagnetic radiation absorption layer is operable to absorb greater than or equal to about 40% of incident electromagnetic radiation having at least one wavelength greater than or equal to about 1064 nm.04-28-2011
20110121424LOW OXYGEN CONTENT SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL FOR SURFACE ENHANCED PHOTONIC DEVICES AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - Radiation-absorbing semiconductor devices and associated methods of making and using are provided. In one aspect, for example, a method for making a radiation-absorbing semiconductor device having enhanced photoresponse can include forming an active region on a surface of a low oxygen content semiconductor, and annealing the low oxygen content semiconductor to a temperature of from about 300° C. to about 1100° C., wherein the forming of the active region and the annealing of the low oxygen content semiconductor are performed in a substantially oxygen-depleted environment.05-26-2011
20110203648LASER PROCESSED HETEROJUNCTION PHOTOVOLTAIC DEVICES AND ASSOCIATED METHODS - Heterojunction devices and associated methods of making and using are provided. In one aspect, for example, a heterojunction photovoltaic device can include a crystalline semiconductor layer, a first doped semiconductor layer coupled to the crystalline semiconductor layer, and a second doped semiconductor layer coupled to the crystalline semiconductor layer opposite the first doped semiconductor layer. The first and second doped semiconductor layers form junctions with the semiconductor layer. The device can further include a laser processed semiconductor region coupled to the crystalline semiconductor layer.08-25-2011

James Edward Carey, Newton, MA US

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20080258604SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR LIGHT ABSORPTION AND FIELD EMISSION USING MICROSTRUCTURED SILICON - Methods and systems for absorbing infrared light, and for emitting current are described. A sample, such as a sample containing mainly silicon, is microstructured by at least one laser pulse to produce cone-like structures on the exposed surface. Such microstructuring enhances the infrared absorbing, and current emission properties of the sample.10-23-2008

Kenneth D. Carey, Boston, MA US

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20090292760SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MAINTAINING STATEFUL INFORMATION - A system for maintaining stateful information includes a client proxy configured to receive and collect status information associated with a client, and a state machine executing on a processor to collect and store the status information in a memory and provide stateful information associated with the client. The client may be a stateless client and the state machine may be configured to maintain stateful information associated with the stateless client. The state machine is may be configured to collect and store information intended for the client and provide the stored information to the client. The system may further include a client status processor configured to process the status information associated with the client and to provide the status information to the client proxy to control the stateful information.11-26-2009
20090292765METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PROVIDING A SYNCHRONOUS INTERFACE FOR AN ASYNCHRONOUS SERVICE - Methods and apparatus for providing a synchronous interface for an asynchronous service including, in a synchronous interface engine executing on a processor, receiving a request from a client for the asynchronous service, issuing an asynchronous service request to perform the asynchronous service, the asynchronous service request including a unique client identifier, and associating a wait condition with the unique client identifier to indicate to the client to wait for a result of the asynchronous service. Methods and apparatus further include receiving the result of the asynchronous service, the result including the unique client identifier, removing the associated wait condition, and sending the result to the client.11-26-2009
20090292773SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR COLLABORATIVE MESSAGING AND DATA DISTRIBUTION - A collaborative messaging and data distribution system includes a text-messaging engine executing on a processor for sending and receiving messages among a plurality of users. The text-messaging engine includes an information proxy for distributing information among at least one information source and the plurality of users. The information proxy appears as one of the plurality of users.11-26-2009
20090292784SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR MESSAGE FILTERING - A collaborative messaging system and method includes, in a communications engine, a plurality of message interrogators to process a message from a sender to a receiver. The plurality of message interrogators includes a message adjudicator configured to compare message information from the sender with message information obtained by the message adjudicator and to modify the message information from the sender to a more restrictive value. The plurality of message interrogators further includes a message validator configured to allow or deny the message based upon the modified message information.11-26-2009
20090292785SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DYNAMIC CONTACT LISTS - A collaborative messaging system includes a communications engine for sending and receiving messages among a plurality of users, including a contact generator to generate at least one user contact, a plurality of user filters, each associated with at least one of the plurality of users, and a plurality of user contact lists, each associated with at least one of the plurality of users and adapted to contain at least one user contact. In response to a comparison between user filters, the contact generator is configured to update at least one of the plurality of user contact lists.11-26-2009