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Daniel V. Atares Sigmund, Zaragoza ES

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20100104190METHOD FOR MAKING MOSAICS - The method optimises the process of making mosaics, in terms of the quality and similarity of the image that is produced, making it possible to work manually, semi-automatically or fully automatically with optimum results. This is achieved by analysing each of the pieces that make up the tesserae according to a large number of parameters, including the existence of marks and their position in the pieces, and assigning a storage location to each of them. Computer software is used to divide the image to be depicted into graphic units, the characteristics of which are also analysed, comparing them with the available pieces and assigning the most similar piece thereto according to the available pieces and within a tolerance range. The final appearance of the mosaic is then displayed, it being possible to make changes to the assignation of pieces manually if necessary. Said software then assigns the exact position of each piece in the mosaic to be formed, based on the storage position of said pieces. The pieces are then glued in place by any conventional means.04-29-2010

Daniel V. Eskenazi, Arlington, MA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080301816Method and system for handling keystroke commands - Keystroke commands are safeguarded from keyboard logging malware based on a destination application's memory address.12-04-2008

Daniel V. Gochenour, Auburn, IN US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090071790Release Bearing Assembly - A release bearing assembly has a roller bearing, an enclosure and a slinger. The enclosure has first and second flange portions. The slinger has a body portion sized for radial disposition within an inner diameter of the first flange portion. A lip portion extends from the body portion and defines a channel between itself and the enclosure.03-19-2009
20100062901Method of Controlling an External Activation Clutch Brake - A method of controlling an activation load applied to a clutch pedal. A first load is applied to the clutch pedal that has a first reaction force in a first phase of pedal movement. A switch is activated at the end of the first phase. When the switch is activated, a second load that is greater than the first load is applied to the pedal that provides a second reaction force in a second phase of pedal movement.03-11-2010

Patent applications by Daniel V. Gochenour, Auburn, IN US

Daniel V. Lim, Tampa, FL US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110059462AUTOMATED PARTICULATE CONCENTRATION SYSTEM - An automated system for concentrating potentially harmful substances from various water types or other non-viscous liquids to facilitate detection of those substances is disclosed herein. The automated system comprises a water pressure driven or pump driven concentration unit that filters the test fluid through a hollow-fiber filter. Material collected on the filter is backflushed into a collection vessel by passing a small volume of sterile solution through the filter in the reverse direction. The automated system can be configured to be portable or to be integrated into a continuous liquid stream for online monitoring of test fluids. Optionally, an electronic signal at the end of the backflush sequence triggers a detector, such as an automated array biosensor, to begin processing and analyzing the sample.03-10-2011

Daniel V. Litwiller, Rochester, MN US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20120010497Single-Sided Magnetic Resonance Imaging System Suitable for Performing Magnetic Resonance Elastography - A unilateral magnetic resonance imaging (“MRI”) device (01-12-2012

Daniel V. Loosemore, Crown Point, IN US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090325068Expanders for lead-acid batteries - An expander formulation used in battery paste compositions. The expander formulation incorporates effective amounts, or elevated concentrations of up to 6% of graphite and mixtures of carbon black and graphite to lessen or minimize the accumulation of lead sulfate on the surface of the negative plate during high rate PSOC battery operation, and/or to increase the electrochemical efficiency, the reserve capacity, the cold cranking performance and the cycle life of lead-acid batteries.12-31-2009

Daniel V. Palanker, Sunnyvale, CA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080319427COMPUTER GUIDED PATTERNED LASER TRABECULOPLASTY - A system and method of performing therapy on target eye tissue. A light source produces a beam of light, and a scanning device deflects the light beam to produce an pattern of the light beam. An ophthalmic lens assembly includes a mirror for reflecting the light beam pattern onto the target eye tissue. The mirror is rotatable to angularly align the light beam pattern to the target tissue. Control electronics control the scanning device to apply the light beam pattern onto the reflective optical element at first and second angular orientations separated by a predetermined angle RA. The predetermined angle RA is set such that light beam patterns applied to the target tissue at the first and second angular orientations, which are also angularly aligned to the target tissue through rotation of the mirror, automatically are adjacently abutting to each other on the target tissue.12-25-2008
20100103103Method And Device for Input Of Information Using Visible Touch Sensors - A device and method for manual input of information into computing device using a camera and visible touch sensors. An image of a virtual input device is displayed on a screen, and the positions of the visible touch sensors, recorded by the video camera, are overlaid on the image of the virtual input device, thus allowing the user to see the placement of the touch sensors relative to the keys or buttons on the virtual input device. The touch sensors change their appearance upon contact with a surface, and the camera records their position at the moment of change. This way information about the position of intended touch is recorded. Touch sensors can be binary (ON-OFF) or may have a graded response reflecting the extent of displacement or pressure of the touch sensor relative to the surface of contact.04-29-2010
20100168724Method and apparatus for photothermal therapy with adjustable spatial and/or temporal beam profile - The safe therapeutic window for laser medicine (a ratio of the threshold power for detrimental outcome to that of a desired outcome) tends to decrease as pulse length decreases. This problem is addressed by use of beam shapes and/or pulse shapes that improve temperature uniformity in the treated tissue. A beam shape with an adjustable on-axis intensity minimum improves spatial temperature uniformity in treated tissue. A pulse shape with a relatively intense early part (to set the temperature rise), followed by a less intense late part having decreasing intensity with time (to maintain a constant or nearly constant temperature rise) improves temporal temperature uniformity in the treated tissue. A therapeutic window (TW) of at least 3 is often required to provide a sufficient safety margin in practice. In one experiment, it was demonstrated that the minimum pulse length to provide a TW of 3 could be decreased from 20 ms to 10 ms following these principles.07-01-2010
20100191226Method Of Patterned Plasma-Mediated Laser Trephination Of The Lens Capsule And Three Dimensional Phaco-Segmentation - System and method for making incisions in eye tissue at different depths. The system and method focuses light, possibly in a pattern, at various focal points which are at various depths within the eye tissue. A segmented lens can be used to create multiple focal points simultaneously. Optimal incisions can be achieved by sequentially or simultaneously focusing lights at different depths, creating an expanded column of plasma, and creating a beam with an elongated waist.07-29-2010
20100198216Electro-thermotherapy of tissue using penetrating microelectrode array - Electrosurgical therapy is provided with an electrode array configured to ablate tissue during insertion of the electrode array into tissue being treated. Once the electrode array is fully inserted, deep heating of the treated tissue can be performed by applying an additional waveform to the tissue with the electrode array. Optionally, the electrical waveform can be varied continuously during insertion of the electrode array to control the extent of coagulation at the side walls and at the bottom of the channels produced by tissue ablation.08-05-2010
20100227408Method and apparatus for avalanche-mediated transfer of agents into cells - The present invention provides a method and apparatus for transferring an agent into a cell. The method includes the steps of providing an agent outside of a cell and generating a vapor bubble and a plasma discharge between an avalanche electrode and a conductive fluid surrounding the cell. The vapor bubble and plasma discharge generate a mechanical stress wave and an electric field, respectively. The combination of this mechanical stress wave and electric field results in permeabilization of the cell, which in turn results in transfer of the agent into the cell.09-09-2010
20100249760Patterned Laser Treatment - Patterned laser treatment of the retina is provided. A visible alignment pattern having at least two separated spots is projected onto the retina. By triggering a laser subsystem, doses of laser energy are automatically provided to at least two treatment locations coincident with the alignment spots. All of the doses of laser energy may be delivered in less than about 1 second, which is a typical eye fixation time. A scanner can be used to sequentially move an alignment beam from spot to spot on the retina and to move a treatment laser beam from location to location on the retina.09-30-2010
20110178511METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PATTERNED PLASMA-MEDIATED LASER TREPHINATION OF THE LENS CAPSULE AND THREE DIMENSIONAL PHACO-SEGMENTATION - System and method for making incisions in eye tissue at different depths. The system and method focuses light, possibly in a pattern, at various focal points which are at various depths within the eye tissue. A segmented lens can be used to create multiple focal points simultaneously. Optimal incisions can be achieved by sequentially or simultaneously focusing lights at different depths, creating an expanded column of plasma, and creating a beam with an elongated waist.07-21-2011
20110178512METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PATTERNED PLASMA-MEDIATED LASER TREPHINATION OF THE LENS CAPSULE AND THREE DIMENSIONAL PHACO-SEGMENTATION - System and method for making incisions in eye tissue at different depths. The system and method focuses light, possibly in a pattern, at various focal points which are at various depths within the eye tissue. A segmented lens can be used to create multiple focal points simultaneously. Optimal incisions can be achieved by sequentially or simultaneously focusing lights at different depths, creating an expanded column of plasma, and creating a beam with an elongated waist.07-21-2011
20110229952METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR AVALANCHE-MEDIATED TRANSFER OF AGENTS INTO CELLS - The present invention provides a method and apparatus for transferring an agent into a cell. The method includes the steps of providing an agent outside of a cell and generating a vapor bubble and a plasma discharge between an avalanche electrode and a conductive fluid surrounding the cell. The vapor bubble and plasma discharge generate a mechanical stress wave and an electric field, respectively. The combination of this mechanical stress wave and electric field results in permeabilization of the cell, which in turn results in transfer of the agent into the cell.09-22-2011

Patent applications by Daniel V. Palanker, Sunnyvale, CA US

Daniel V. Perella, Hudson, OH US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080197176FILE FOLDER - File folders are provided having bent hangers from which a receptacle is suspended so that the top of the receptacle is beneath a rail-engaging portion of the hangers and/or beneath a top of the rail or other supporting structure of office storage equipment. The hangers of the file folder may also be collapsible for use outside the office storage equipment. The hangers may also have a grip, or handle, for removal of the file folder from the office storage equipment.08-21-2008
20110226844FILE FOLDER - File folders are provided having bent hangers from which a receptacle is suspended so that the top of the receptacle is beneath a rail-engaging portion of the hangers and/or beneath a top of the rail or other supporting structure of office storage equipment. The hangers of the file folder may also be collapsible for use outside the office storage equipment. The hangers may also have a grip, or handle, for removal of the file folder from the office storage equipment.09-22-2011

Daniel V. Pompilio, Smyrna, GA US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090089718Systems and Methods for Aiding Computing Users Having Sub-Optimal Ability - Computer-implemented systems and methods create a user environment tailored to a user's computer abilities. A series of baseline tests are administered to new users for accumulating user metric data, and a database collects and stores the user metrics. Program logic is responsive to data from the data base, where the program logic is programmed to adapt the user environment to correspond to abilities measured through the baseline tests. The program logic is further programmed to adapt user interface controls to compensate for user dexterity abilities.04-02-2009

Daniel V. Steenson, Eagle, ID US

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20090108641ADJUSTABLE ARMCHAIR TRAY - A multi-functional adjustable tray that mounts on the arm of a chair to provide a comfortably accessible work surface to support a computer mouse and other IO devices.04-30-2009
20110031785CHAIR ARM TRANSFORMABLE INTO A WORK SURFACE - A chair arm transformable into a work surface.02-10-2011

Patent applications by Daniel V. Steenson, Eagle, ID US