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Matthew Ryan
Matthew Ryan Bugbee, Plano, TX US
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| 20110080360 | UNIVERSAL TOUCH INPUT DRIVER - A universal touch input driver includes a device driver interface through which touch data is obtained from a device driver. Also included is a computation module that processes the touch data and converts it into a standardized format. Also included is an application interface through which the standardized touch data is transferred to a touch input application. | 04-07-2011 |
| 20110080361 | TOUCH INPUT HARDWARE - A touch-based input system includes a screen and multiple projectors that project graphics onto the screen. A processor processes user interactions with the screen and generates touch data based upon the interactions. | 04-07-2011 |
Matthew Ryan Ferslew, Johnson City, TN US
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| 20110236190 | TURBINE ROTOR WHEEL - A rotor wheel is provided and includes a body having first and second opposing faces and portions recessed from a plane of the first face to define therein an annular groove and a plurality of tributary grooves, the annular groove being receptive of fluid from an external source and formed to direct the fluid to flow along an annular flow path, and the plurality of tributary grooves being receptive of the fluid from the annular groove and respectively formed to direct the fluid to flow sequentially along radial and axial tributary flow paths while preventing inter-tributary groove fluid communication. | 09-29-2011 |
Matthew Ryan Lashinsky, Lexington, KY US
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| 20100091340 | SCAN BAR FOR SCANNING MEDIA SHEET IN IMAGE SCANNING DEVICE AND METHOD THEREOF - A scan bar for scanning a media sheet in an image scanning device and a method for scanning the media sheet in the image scanning device are disclosed. The scan bar comprises a sensor arrangement and a lens arrangement. The sensor arrangement comprises a first sensor region and a second sensor region. Light reflected from the media sheet is focused by the lens arrangement onto the sensor arrangement. Each of the first sensor region and the second sensor region is capable of generating image data corresponding to the media sheet from the focused light received from the lens arrangement for scanning the media sheet. The image data generated by the first sensor region is of relatively higher resolution than image data generated by the second sensor region. | 04-15-2010 |
Matthew Ryan Standfield, Dallas, TX US
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| 20100030831 | MULTI-FPGA TREE-BASED FFT PROCESSOR - A fast Fourier transform (FFT) computation system comprises a plurality of field programmable gate arrays (FPGAs), a plurality of initial calculations modules, a plurality of butterfly modules, a plurality of external interfaces, and a plurality of FPGA interfaces. The FPGAs may include a plurality of configurable logic elements that may be configured to perform mathematical calculations for the FFT. The initial calculations modules may be formed from the configurable logic elements and may be implemented according to a split-radix tree architecture that includes a plurality of interconnected nodes. The initial calculations modules may perform the initial split-radix calculations of the FFT. The butterfly modules may be formed from the configurable logic elements and may be implemented according to the split-radix tree architecture to perform at least a portion of the FFT computation in an order that corresponds to the connection of the nodes of the split-radix tree architecture. The FPGA interfaces are included in each FPGA and allow communication between the FPGAs. The external interfaces are also included in each FPGA and allow communication with one or more external devices in order to receive data which requires an FFT computation and to transmit the FFT computation results. | 02-04-2010 |