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Dario Geisinger, Montevideo UY
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20120089049 | HEAD TILT RESPONSE - The present invention relates to the estimation of the vertical in humans using an experimental design that incorporates virtual reality. Methods of measuring the perceived vertical in a subject using steady state and transient experiments are disclosed. The inventive methods are useful for diagnosis, as well as for follow up after patient rehabilitation. | 04-12-2012 |
David Geisinger, Plymouth, MA US
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20140164179 | SYSTEM AND METHOD TO OPTIMIZE IN-STORE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE - In various example embodiments, a system and method for providing optimized in-store customer experience is provided. Accordingly, a list of a plurality of customers from which a selection is made to initiate a customer session is provided to a mobile device of a user. A selection of a customer from the list of the plurality of customers is received. The selection initiates the customer session for the selected customer. Customer data including a customer profile of the customer that includes sizing and preference information of the selected customer is accessed. The mobile device presents a user interface for the customer session that presents products for customer review and access to the customer data. | 06-12-2014 |
20140365341 | STORE OF THE FUTURE - Techniques for facilitating commerce and retail transactions are described. According to various embodiments, a user selection of a product item offered for sale by a retail store is received, via a shoppable window user interface associated with the retail store. Thereafter, a user request to perform a checkout process for purchase of the product item is received, via the shoppable window user interface. The checkout process for the purchase of the product item is then performed, via a user interface displayed on a smartphone associated with the user. | 12-11-2014 |
20150120534 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING A WIRELESS TRACKING DEVICE ALARM - A wireless tracking device may have a unique identifier that identifies the item to which it is attached, distinguishing that item from the other items in a secured location. A database may contain information regarding the item attached to the wireless tracking device. A store may be a secured location, and an item may be authorized to leave the store when it is sold. A checkout process may include scanning a machine-readable code associated with the wireless tracking device. Once the checkout is complete and the customer has paid for the item, the database may be updated to disable the alarm for the wireless tracking device. Based on the information in the database, a wireless tracking device detector may determine whether or not to generate an alarm when the wireless tracking device is detected leaving the secured location. | 04-30-2015 |
Eugenie Geisinger, Drulingen FR
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20080211286 | Vehicular Seat Headrest and Method - The invention relates to a headrest for a vehicle, a method for producing a headrest, and a vehicle seat comprising a headrest. The headrest is provided with a body ( | 09-04-2008 |
20130200679 | METHOD FOR PRODUCING HEAD RESTRAINTS FOR VEHICLE SEATS AND ONE SUCH HEAD RESTRAINT - The invention relates to a head restraint for a vehicle seat having a head restraint body and at least one support element, wherein a covering is provided at least in sections on the outside of the head restraint body, which forms a surface of the head restraint. According to the invention, the cover is formed from at least one front section and one rear section which can be coupled to each other in a balloon or bag-like manner by means of at least one connecting seam, wherein a profile element is incorporated in the at least one connecting seam at least in sections in a force-fit and/or form-fit manner, forming a recess, protrusion and/or edge on the surface of the head restraint. The invention further relates to a method for producing a head restraint. | 08-08-2013 |
Gregory A. Geisinger, Toledo, OH US
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20100147732 | CHILD-RESISTANT DISPENSING CLOSURES AND CLOSURE COMPONENTS - A child-resistant dispensing closure for a container may include one or the other or both of a dispensing cover non-removably securable to a container, or an outer cover non-removably securable and rotatable with respect to the inner cover and cooperable with the dispensing cover to render the closure child-resistant. According to another embodiment, an outer cover may include a flange to aid users in pushing and turning the outer cover with their fingers. | 06-17-2010 |
20110049771 | Single Sided Shuttle-Type Blow Molding Method - A single-sided shuttle-type blow molding apparatus having an extruder for substantially continuously extruding a thermoplastic material in tubular form at a moldable temperature downwardly along a vertical axis. The apparatus includes a mold having a set of mold parts adapted to open and close relative to each other to define, when closed, a mold cavity. A shuttle having the mold mounted thereon is arranged to move along a closed path from a first position wherein the mold engages, when open, a finite length of the thermoplastic tube, to a second position away from the first position. The apparatus further includes a blow head adapted to blow the finite length of the thermoplastic tube to form the container as the mold moves from the first position to the second position of the closed path. The apparatus includes no more than one mold. A method is also described. | 03-03-2011 |
Jonathan M. Geisinger, Palo Alto, CA US
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20120141441 | Methods and Compositions for Treatment of Muscular Dystrophy - The present disclosure provides methods for introducing a gene encoding a muscle membrane protein into a cell isolated from a subject to generate a genetically modified cell. The genetically modified cell may be introduced back, e.g., engrafted into the subject. The isolated cell may be additionally modified by introducing into the isolated cell a gene encoding one or more reprogramming transcription factors that induce the cell to form an induced pluripotent stem cell. The genetically modified cell may be differentiated in vitro to form muscle cell precursors before engrafting into the subject. Also provided are compositions comprising autologous cells isolated from a subject which cells comprise a muscle membrane protein gene integrated into a genome attachment site in the genome of the cell. The autologous cell may be an induced pluripotent cell or a mesenchymal stem cell, such as an adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cell (AD-MSC). | 06-07-2012 |
Joseph Geisinger, Austin, TX US
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20090249750 | AUTOMATED COLLECTOR DEVICE AND METHODS - A collector device includes a collector connected to a positioner, such as a robot arm. The positioner can automatically move the collector in multiple dimensions to collect objects into the collector according to a specified collection pattern. By moving the collector in multiple dimensions, the positioner provides for objects to be arranged in the collector according to a specified pattern. The positioner can also move the collector so that the collected objects are transferred to a second collector for shipping, storage, and the like. | 10-08-2009 |
20110056176 | AUTOMATED COLLECTOR DEVICE AND METHODS - A collector device includes a collector connected to a positioner, such as a robot arm. The positioner can automatically move the collector in multiple dimensions to collect objects into the collector according to a specified collection pattern. By moving the collector in multiple dimensions, the positioner provides for objects to be arranged in the collector according to a specified pattern. The positioner can also move the collector so that the collected objects are transferred to a second collector for shipping, storage, and the like. | 03-10-2011 |
Karen Leslie Geisinger, Big Flats, NY US
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20140023865 | ION EXCHANGEABLE LI-CONTAINING GLASS COMPOSITIONS FOR 3-D FORMING - According to one embodiment, a glass article may include SiO | 01-23-2014 |
Karl Geisinger, Meckenbeuren DE
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20130040161 | METHOD AND TOOL FOR PRODUCING A COMPONENT AND A COMPONENT PRODUCED BY FORMING - The invention relates to a component, a method, and a tool for forming, in particular for the lateral extrusion or upsetting of thin-walled preforms to form components having a structure formed thereon, in particular having a toothing, wherein, by carrying out the method according to the invention and by using the tool according to the invention, buckling of the wall of the preform during the forming process to form the component according to the invention is prevented. | 02-14-2013 |
Kim R. Geisinger, Winston-Salem, NC US
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20150338321 | CELL PATHOLOGY TUBES AND ASSOCIATED CELL PROCESSING METHODS - Cell tubes that can be used both for pathology collection and subsequent cell processing include a tube with a cell bed at a lower portion of the tube. The tube can include a base member that can be detachable from the tube body. The tubes can be used to form cell (cytology) blocks that incorporate the cell bed. The cell bed can be an inert cell bed of paraffin. | 11-26-2015 |
Nile Josiah Geisinger, Seattle, WA US
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20150180792 | BALANCING A LOAD ON A MULTIPLE CONSUMER QUEUE - Disclosed are various embodiments for balancing a load on a queue among multiple consumers. A target polling hit rate is derived for at least one queue from a consumer load. The consumer load on the at least one queue is adjusted responsive to a change in an observed polling hit rate for the at least one queue. | 06-25-2015 |
Penrod Geisinger, Dewey, AZ US
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20090202366 | SUBMERGED DC BRUSHLESS MOTOR AND PUMP - An in-line motor and pump assembly is supported at the bottom of a fuel storage tank by a pipe and an internal concentric conduit for housing electrical conductors extending therewithin to the motor. An impeller, coaxial with the rotor of the motor, draws the fuel into an annular passageway surrounding the stator of the motor. Further passageways convey the fuel to an annular passageway defined between the pipe and the conduit for discharge external of the storage tank. A low pressure environment attendant the inflow of the fuel is used to channel fuel for lubrication and cooling purposes to a lower journal bearing and thrust bearing supporting a common shaft for the impeller and the motor. A high pressure environment attendant outflow of fuel is used to channel fuel for lubrication and cooling purposes to a journal bearing supporting the upper end of the shaft. | 08-13-2009 |