Big Trike, Lebanon, has been assigned a patent (D771,303) developed by two co-inventors for an illumination diffuser.
Big Trike, Lebanon, has been assigned an ornamental design patent (D771,302) for an illumination diffuser.
Kamz Technologies, Walpole, has been assigned an ornamental design patent (D771,185) developed by Mark Lalonde, Bedford, for an ornamental design for a sealing tab.
Ty-Flot, Manchester, has been assigned an ornamental design patent (D770,884) developed by two co-inventors for an ornamental design for a “fastener with locking ring.” The co-inventors are Darrell A. Moreau, Manchester, and Andre W. Moreau, Bedford.
Parallel Wireless, Nashua, has been assigned a patent (9,491,801) developed by five co-inventors for the “dynamic multi-access wireless network virtualization.” The co-inventors include Sridhar Donepudi, Nashua, Sumit Garg, Hudson and Steven Paul Papa, Windham.
Ping4, Nashua, has been assigned a patent (9,491,582) developed by seven co-inventors for a “method for optimizing battery use in a mobile device while tracking a location of the device.” The co-inventors include Rindress MacDonald, Hollis, Tatsuki Nakano, Nashua, Sett Paing Oo, Nashua, Sean Roy, Stratham, Mohamed Fadlalla, Manchester, and Mark Sexton, Merrimack.
Q.A. Technology, Hampton, has been assigned a patent (9,490,562) developed by four co-inventors for a “reduced diameter hyperboloid electrical contact.” The co-inventors include John Verity, Manchester and Paul M. Gurrisi, Kingston.
Bottomline Technologies (DE), Portsmouth, has been assigned a patent (9,489,627) for “hybrid clustering for data analytics.”
Contour Design, Windham, has been assigned a patent (9,489,064) developed by two co-inventors for an “inner-sensor based pointing device.” The co-inventors are Steven Wang, Windham, and Les Scenna, Wilton.
BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration, Nashua, has been assigned a patent (9,488,776) developed by two co-inventors for a “method for fabricating silicon photonic waveguides.”
DEKA Products, Manchester, has been assigned a patent (9,488,510) developed by seven co-inventors for a product dispensing system. The co-inventors include Russell H. Beavis, Merrimack, Benjamin W. Jones Jr., Salisbury, John M. Kerwin, Manchester, Larry B. Gray, Merrimack, Casey P. Manning, Manchester, and Robert A. Charles, New Boston.
DEKA Products, Manchester, has been assigned a patent (9,488,200) developed by six co-inventors for a “system, method, and apparatus for clamping.” The co-inventors are Dean Kamen, Bedford, Stephen L. Fichera, Salem, Larry B. Gray, Merrimack, Thomas A. Friedrich, Loudon, Erik N. Sabin, Goffstown, and Richard J. Lanigan, Concord.
DEKA Products, Manchester, has been assigned a patent (9,488,167) developed by three co-inventors for a “system, method, and apparatus for utilizing a pumping cassette.” The co-inventors are Larry B. Gray, Merrimack, Robert J. Bryant Jr., Manchester, and Geoffrey P. Spencer, Manchester.
DEKA Products, Manchester, has been assigned a patent (9,488,158) developed by five co-inventors for a “method for controlling a wind turbine.” The co-inventors are Dean Kamen, Bedford, Christopher C. Langenfeld, Nashua, Stanley B. Smith III, Raymond, Andrew A. Schnellinger, Merrimack, and George B. Lanigan, Concord.
Itaconix, Stratham, has been assigned a patent (9,487,423) developed by three co-inventors for “partially decarboxylated polycarboxylic acid polymers.” The co-inventors are Yvon Durant, Lee, Brian Luthi, Stratham, and John Shaw, Hampton Falls.
Souhegan Wood Products, Wilton, has been assigned a patent (9,487,375) developed by Randolph A. Dunn, Wilton, for a “structural cylinder with conformable exterior.”
Goss International Americas, Durham, has been assigned a patent (9,486,992) developed by four co-inventors for a “conveyor and method for changing the pitch of printed products.” The co-inventors include Joseph Adrian St. Ours, Lee, and Dieter T. Ebert, North Hampton.
Hitchiner Manufacturing, Milford, has been assigned a patent (9,486,852) developed by two co-inventors for a radial pattern assembly. The co-inventors are Michael R. Hanrahan, Bedford, and Skip L. Patteuw, Wilton.
DEKA Products, Manchester, has been assigned a patent (9,486,572) developed by two co-inventors for an infusion pump assembly. The co-inventors are Kevin L. Grant, Litchfield, and Brian D. Tracey, Litchfield.
Ty-Flot, Manchester, has been assigned a patent (9,486,058) developed by two co-inventors for a tool vest. The co-inventors are Darrell A. Moreau, Derry, and Andre W. Moreau, Bedford.
Silicon Laboratories, Austin, Texas, has been assigned a patent (9,490,818) developed by Michael H. Perrott, Nashua, for the “cancellation of delta-sigma quantization noise within a fractional-N PLL with a nonlinear time-to-digital converter.”
BladeLogic, Houston, has been assigned a patent (9,489,499) developed by five co-inventors for “security context passing for stateless system management.” The co-inventors include Paul A. Reilly, Nashua.
ShaveLogic, Plano, Texas, has been assigned a patent (9,486,930) developed by three co-inventors for shaving systems. The co-inventors include John W. Griffin, Moultonborough.
Charm Sciences, Lawrence, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,488,657) developed by two co-inventors for “detection sensor systems and methods.” The co-inventors include Robert J. Markovsky, Brentwood.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,488,386) developed by three co-inventors for a “concentrated solar power system receiver.” The co-inventors include Alexander H. Slocum, Bow.
Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,487,588) developed by five co-inventors for “antibodies against the ectodomain of ERBB3 and uses thereof.” The co-inventors include Michael Feldhaus, Grantham.
D.L. Technology, Haverhill, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,486,830) developed by Jeffrey P. Fugere, Hampton Falls, for a “method for manufacturing a material dispense tip.”
The University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,486,408) developed by two co-inventors for botulinum nanoemulsions. The co-inventors include Robert Nicolosi, Nashua.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,491,859) developed by three co-inventors for “grid arrays with enhanced fatigue life.” The co-inventors include Roger M. Maurais, Goffstown.
LogMeIn, Boston, has been assigned a patent (9,491,622) developed by two co-inventors for “motion-based authentication for a gesture-based device.” The co-inventors include Marton B. Anka, Windham.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,491,389) developed by eight co-inventors for a “focal plane array processing method and apparatus.” The co-inventors include Brian Tyrrell, Brookline.
Raytheon, Waltham, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,491,122) developed by four co-inventors for “systems and methods for server and switch failover in a black core network.” The co-inventors include Dennis A. Morrison, Hampstead.
EMC IP Holding, Hopkinton, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,491,035) developed by three co-inventors for “cloud services directory protocol.” The co-inventors include Wayne Pauley, Hudson.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,490,330) developed by three co-inventors for “controlling GaAsP/SiGe interfaces.” The co-inventors include Eugene A. Fitzgerald, Windham.
Varian Semiconductor Equipment Associates, Gloucester, Massachusetts, has been assigned a patent (9,490,153) developed by six co-inventors for a “mechanical alignment of substrates to a mask.” The co-inventors include Luigi G. Amato, Hampton Falls.
RAI Strategic Holdings, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has been assigned a patent (9,491,974) developed by seven co-inventors for “heating elements formed from a sheet of a material and inputs and methods for the production of atomizers.” The co-inventors include John William Wolber, Nashua.
Breezer Holdings, Deerfield Beach, Florida, has been assigned an ornamental design patent (D771,786) developed by three co-inventors for an ornamental design for a mobile cooling device. The co-inventors include Stanley Thompson, New Boston.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Hanover, have been assigned a patent (9,492,068) developed by five co-inventors for a “nasal aerosol delivery system.” The co-inventors include James J. Barry, Hanover and Mark C. Bagley, Grafton.
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