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Abhinav K. Gautam, Miami Beach, FL US
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| 20100332023 | INTEGRATED ELECTRONIC PILLBOX - A medicine dispenser and method of reminding a user to take medicine includes providing a device having a housing defining a plurality of compartment openings, each adapted to hold at least one medicine item and a plurality of covers. Each of the covers selectively closes one of the compartment openings to restrain access to the content of that compartment and provide access to the content of the respective compartment when opened. The device further includes a safety latch having first and second positions, wherein the safety latch inhibits opening of any of the covers when in its first position and allows opening of any of the covers when in its second position. When a user is reminded to take a medication, the position of the safety latch is monitored for an indication that the safety latch is moved from its first position to its second position. The user continues to receive the reminder until such indication is given. | 12-30-2010 |
Abhishek Gautam, Irvine, CA US
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| 20110147251 | PROSTHETIC HEART VALVE PACKAGING AND DEPLOYMENT SYSTEM - Packaging for prosthetic heart valves including an assembly for securely retaining a heart valve within a jar and facilitating retrieval therefrom. The assembly includes a packaging sleeve that fits closely within the jar and has a clip structure for securing a valve holder. Contrary to previous designs, in one embodiment the valve holder is directed downward into the jar, and the valve is retained with an inflow end upward. The valve may have flexible leaflets, and a leaflet parting member on the end of the shaft extends through the leaflets and couples with the valve holder. The assembly of the packaging sleeve, valve, and holder can then be removed from the jar and a valve delivery tube connected with the holder, or to the leaflet parting member. The packaging sleeve may be bifurcated into two halves connected at a living hinge to facilitate removal from around the valve/holder subassembly. The packaging system facilitates attachment of the valve delivery tube for use in a quick-connect valve implant procedure. | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110214398 | Dry Prosthetic Heart Valve Packaging System - Packaging for prosthetic heart valves including an assembly for stabilizing dry prosthetic tissue implants such as heart valves during storage. The packaging assembly includes a primary sterile barrier that permits gas sterilization of the tissue implant, and a secondary sterile barrier that also prevents oxidation of the implant during long-term storage. Tissue heart valves may be placed or suspended within a cavity of an inner rigid tray with a gas-permeable lid sealed thereon, and a cap placed over the cavity to limit movement of the valve therein. The inner tray is placed within an outer sterile barrier, such as another rigid tray or a flexible pouch, and the assembly is then sterilized. The outer sterile barrier may include a double seal so that a first gas-permeable seal can be closed for sterilization, after which a second gas-impermeable seal can be closed to seal out any further oxygen contact with the tissue implant. Alternatively, the inner tray may be placed within a sterile pouch and the assembly gas-sterilized, and then the entire assembly is placed within another pouch that provides an impermeable barrier to the surrounding atmosphere to prevent oxidation of the tissue implant. | 09-08-2011 |
Akhilesh Gautam, Plano, TX US
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| 20080248180 | EXTRUDED LEGUME SNACK FOOD - An extruded legume snack food comprising an extruded puff product based on a dried legume powder having a shape that is a facsimile of the natural starting material, such as a pea pod. A legume powder is mixed with a starch, extruded, and then shaped. The extrudate can be shaped by a number of forming devices or, in an alternative embodiment, by the orifice shape of an extrusion die when the extrudate is face cut from the extruder. | 10-09-2008 |
Keshav Gautam, Evansville, IN US
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| 20100003523 | Coated Film for Insert Mold Decoration, Methods for Using the Same, and Articles Made Thereby - A coated thermoplastic film can be subjected to printing to obtain a decorative film, preformed (for example, thermoformed), and then inserted into a mold that has the configuration of the preformed decorative film. A base polymeric structure comprising a polymer such as a polycarbonate or blend thereof can be injection molded to the exposed surface of the preformed decorative film. The molded structure has various applications such as cell phones or other electronic devices, automotive vehicles, appliances, display panels, lenses, etc. A process for making the molded article is also described. The coating for the coated thermoplastic film can be made from a UV-curable composition and can provide superior embossing and thermoformability, hardness, and adhesion, while providing enhanced chemical, scratch and abrasion resistance. | 01-07-2010 |
Keshav S. Gautam, Duluth, GA US
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| 20110296794 | ACOUSTICAL SOUND PROOFING MATERIALS AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME - A laminated structure comprises a first external layer and a second external layer; an internal layer disposed between the first and the second external layers; a first adhesive layer disposed between the first external layer and the internal layer, wherein the first adhesive layer is patterned to cover only a first portion of the internal layer; and a second adhesive layer disposed between the second external layer and the internal layer, wherein the second adhesive layer is patterned to cover only a second portion of the internal layer on a side opposite the first adhesive layer, and wherein the first portion is different than the second portion. | 12-08-2011 |
Naraish K. Gautam, Chagrin Falls, OH US
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| 20110260625 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR POWERING ONE OR MORE LOADS FROM AN AC SOURCE USING A CAPACITIVE BALLAST - Described are circuits and methods for powering one or more loads from an ac source using a capacitive ballast. The circuit comprises a capacitive voltage divider that limits current to the loads, includes a first capacitor that operates as a ballast creating a leading current draw relative to the voltage from an alternating current source, and includes a second capacitor that protects the set of light emitting diodes by suppressing line transients. The circuit is able to compensate for the predominately inductive power factor of typical residential and building loads (e.g., appliances, etc.), because of its leading current draw. As a consequence the circuit can utilize at least part of the inductive current load that would otherwise be reflected back to the source or wasted. | 10-27-2011 |
Rajeev Gautam, Des Plaines, IL US
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| 20090159494 | HYDROCRACKING PROCESS FOR FABRICATING JET FUEL FROM DIESEL FUEL - A method for obtaining jet fuel from diesel fuel is provided, the method comprising subjecting the diesel fuel to hydrocracking to convert at least a portion of the diesel fuel into a mixture of light hydrocarbons, kerosene, naphtha and a liquefied petroleum gas, isolating the kerosene, recovering jet fuel from the kerosene, subjecting at least a portion of the mixture of kerosene, naphtha and a liquefied petroleum gas to steam forming to obtain a synthesis gas containing hydrogen, and recycling hydrogen contained in the synthesis gas to the hydrocracking step. A modular system for performing the method is also provided. | 06-25-2009 |
Rajesh Gautam, Chalfont, PA US
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| 20090196123 | Collaborative Appointment and Reminder System - An appointment system for synchronizing disparate electronic calendars of a plurality of remote electronic devices is disclosed. The system includes a primary electronic calendar having a memory for storing information from the remote electronic devices. A processing means processes the information received from remote electronic devices that are connected to an electronic network. The primary electronic calendar utilizes a remote device access means to access each remote electronic device. The primary electronic calendar reads from and writes to each remote electronic calendar through one of the at least one remote device translation means thereby synchronizing the electronic calendar of each remote electronic device with the primary electronic calendar. Appointments, events and reminder maintained on any one of the electronic devices are displayed on all the remote electronic devices associated with the electronic network. | 08-06-2009 |
| 20110179358 | System For Managing A Plurality of Appointments, Events, and Reminders - A system for managing a plurality of appointments, events and reminders related to at least one user is disclosed. The system comprises at least one electronic device adapted to create the plurality of appointments, events and reminders and at least one central server adapted to store the plurality of appointments, events and reminders. The system further includes at least one electronic display device being configured to display the plurality of appointments, events and reminders by way of text, graphics and/or video and at least one electronic network operable to interconnect the at least one electronic device, the at least one central server and the at least one electronic display device. The plurality of appointments, events and reminders can be synchronized and stored locally or remotely by way of the at least one electronic device and/or central server and can be sent and/or received through the at least one electronic network. | 07-21-2011 |
Sanjay Gautam, Issaquah, WA US
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| 20100281478 | MULTIPHASE VIRTUAL MACHINE HOST CAPACITY PLANNING - A virtual machine distribution system is described herein that uses a multiphase approach that provides a fast layout of virtual machines on physical computers followed by at least one verification phase that verifies that the layout is correct. During the fast layout phase, the system uses a dimension-aware vector bin-packing algorithm to determine an initial fit of virtual machines to physical hardware based on rescaled resource utilizations calculated against hardware models. During the verification phase, the system uses a virtualization model to check the recommended fit of virtual machine guests to physical hosts created during the fast layout phase to ensure that the distribution will not over-utilize any host given the overhead associated with virtualization. The system modifies the layout to eliminate any identified overutilization. Thus, the virtual machine distribution system provides the advantages of a fast, automated layout planning process with the robustness of slower, exhaustive processes. | 11-04-2010 |
Santosh Gautam, Irving, TX US
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| 20110183435 | Biodegradable Photoluminescent Polymers - The present invention describes a novel elastomeric biodegradable photoluminescent polymer (BPLP). The BPLPs of the present invention possess great processability and tunable fluorescence emission characteristics and are cell-compatible and biodegradable. The BPLPs of the present invention can serve as both implant materials and bioimaging probes. | 07-28-2011 |
Seema Manoj Gautam, San Ramon, CA US
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| 20100146041 | Methods and Apparatus to Manipulate Services in a Distributed Business Intelligence Computing Environment - Methods and apparatus to manipulate services in a distributed business intelligence computing environment are disclosed. An example method for service manipulation in a distributed computing environment disclosed herein comprises specifying at a first computing device a dependency relationship between a first service and a second service implementing at least portions of the distributed computing environment, at least one of the first service and the second service operating on a second computing device different from the first computing device, and conditioning invocation of a specified operation to manipulate an operational state of the first service, the invocation of the specified operation being conditioned on the specified dependency relationship between the first service and the second service. | 06-10-2010 |
Shruti Gautam, Pleasanton, CA US
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| 20100153035 | Progressive Humidity Filter For Load Data Forecasting - A method, via a processor, of forecasting energy usage including selecting a plurality of reference days with at least one feature matching a corresponding feature of a day to be forecasted and filtering the plurality of reference days with a humidity filter to identify at least one matching reference day. The at least one matching reference day is associated with a correlation coefficient greater than or equal to a minimum correlation coefficient, and a minimum number of humidity values within a range of corresponding humidity values of the day to be forecasted. The method also includes retrieving energy load values and corresponding temperature values corresponding to the at least one matching reference day, calculating a plurality of regression coefficients of a polynomial equation linking the temperature values to the energy load values, and calculating and storing a forecasted load value of the day to be forecasted according to the polynomial equation. | 06-17-2010 |
Shusheel Gautam, San Diego, CA US
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| 20090019460 | APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API) FOR HANDLING ERRORS IN PACKETS RECEIVED BY A WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER - Packets of information may be received in accordance with a protocol stack having a first portion ( | 01-15-2009 |
| 20090019461 | APPLICATION PROGRAMMING INTERFACE (API) FOR RESTORING A DEFAULT SCAN LIST IN A WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVER - A signal may be received in accordance with a protocol stack having a first portion ( | 01-15-2009 |
| 20100046675 | METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSMITTING LAYERED AND NON-LAYERED DATA VIA LAYERED MODULATION - A media access control (MAC) layer controller can manage base layer data and enhancement layer data in a layered modulation system. The MAC layer controller can process both base layer data and enhancement layer data and map the encoded symbols to a layered modulation constellation when both are present. If data for one of the layers terminates, then the MAC layer controller can generate and supply predetermined stuffing data to the layer lacking additional data. The MAC layer controller can send a control signal to the physical layer hardware to cause the hardware to map the layered signals having the stuffing data to a modified signal constellation. The MAC controller can also generate an overhead message that indicates the occurrence of the stuffing data. The receiver can receive the overhead message and can use the information to configure the receiver for the layered modulation constellation or the modified signal constellation. | 02-25-2010 |
| 20100185717 | Method of improving control information acquisition latency by transmitting control information in individually decode-able packets - Provided is a method and system for enhancing acquisition latency in a communications network. The method includes identifying control information associated with transmitted information and fragmenting the identified control information. Each fragment of control information is then associated with a corresponding transmission unit of the transmitted information. This process facilitates independent decoding and processing of the control information, which is embedded within physical layer packets. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20110216666 | METHOD OF MULTIPLEXING OVER AN ERROR-PRONE WIRELESS BROADCAST CHANNEL - Provided is a method and system for transmitting information. The method includes determining stream length information for at least one data stream to be transmitted and associating the stream length information with a system parameter message. The system parameter message including the associated stream length information is transmitted separately from the data stream. This process facilitates de-multiplexing of individual streams and the processing of stream data even if one or more individual streams are received in error. | 09-08-2011 |
Susheel K. Gautam, San Diego, CA US
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| 20110273998 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MONITORING PARAMETERS OF A WIRELESS DEVICE - Systems and methods are provided for controlling monitoring operations, such as the monitoring of signal strength, media access control layer overhead information data, application layer overhead information, and/or data in a device, such as a battery powered, mobile, communication device. A user interface status and/or a flow status can be monitored. Based at least in part on the user interface status and/or the flow status, a determination can be made as to when and/or how often monitoring is to be performed. | 11-10-2011 |
Vishal Gautam, Alpharetta, GA US
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| 20090241174 | Handling Human Detection for Devices Connected Over a Network - A system and method for determining whether a user of a computer is a human, comprising: generating dynamic request code asking the user for information; sending the dynamic request code to the computer; receiving validation code as an answer to the dynamic request code; and determining whether or not the validation code was generated by a human. | 09-24-2009 |
Vivek Gautam, Bear, DE US
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| 20110127702 | DYNAMIC CONTROL OF LANCE UTILIZING COUNTERFLOW FLUIDIC TECHNIQUES - A jet of gas injected from a lance is fluidically deviated with a gas flowing in either the same or opposite direction as the jet of gas. The gas used to fluidically deviate the jet is the same as or different from the gas in the jet. | 06-02-2011 |
| 20110127703 | DYNAMIC LANCES UTILIZING FLUIDIC TECHNIQUES - A jet of gas injected from a lance is fluidically deviated with a gas flowing in either the same or opposite direction as the jet of gas. The gas used to fluidically deviate the jet is the same as or different from the gas in the jet. | 06-02-2011 |