Anthony Joseph Calderone

US Patent:

8489224, Jul 16, 2013

Filed:

Feb 28, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/036726

Inventors:

Michael Berman - Kfar Yona, IL
Doron Osovlanski - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Calderone - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Calderone - Yardley PA, US

Assignee:

Solidcam Ltd. - Or Yehuda

International Classification:

G06F 19/00

US Classification:

700181, 700159, 700160, 700173, 700183, 700190

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled machine to fabricate an object from a workpiece, the method including the steps of selecting a maximum permitted engagement angle between a rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, selecting a minimum permitted engagement angle between the rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, and configuring a tool path for the tool relative to the workpiece in which the engagement angle gradually varies between the maximum permitted engagement angle and the minimum permitted engagement angle.

US Patent:

20130282161, Oct 24, 2013

Filed:

Jun 13, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/916918

Inventors:

- Or Yehuda, IL
Doron OSOVLANSKI - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Matthew CALDERONE - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Joseph CALDERONE - Yardley PA, US

International Classification:

G05B 19/04

US Classification:

700187, 700186

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled machine to fabricate an object from a workpiece, the method including the steps of selecting a maximum permitted engagement angle between a rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, selecting a minimum permitted engagement angle between the rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, and configuring a tool path for the tool relative to the workpiece in which the engagement angle gradually varies between the maximum permitted engagement angle and the minimum permitted engagement angle.

US Patent:

20130345853, Dec 26, 2013

Filed:

Aug 29, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/013704

Inventors:

- Or Yehuda, IL
Doron OSOVLANSKI - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Matthew CALDERONE - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Joseph CALDERONE - Yardley PA, US

Assignee:

SOLIDCAM LTD. - Or Yehuda

International Classification:

G05B 19/18

US Classification:

700187, 700188, 700186

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled milling machine to fabricate a machined object from a workpiece, the machined object being configured to facilitate subsequent finishing into a finished object, the method including defining a surface of the finished object, defining an offset surface defining an inner limiting surface of the machined object, defining a scallop surface defining an outer limiting surface of the machined object and calculating a tool path for the milling machine which produces multiple step-up cuts in the workpiece resulting in the machined object, wherein surfaces of the machined object all lie between the inner limiting surface and the outer limiting surface and the number of step-up cuts in the workpiece and the areas cut in each of the step-up cuts are selected to generally minimize the amount of workpiece material that is removed from the workpiece.

US Patent:

59799927, Nov 9, 1999

Filed:

Oct 27, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/958063

Inventors:

Anthony M Calderone - Levittown PA
Christopher M Calderone - Levittown PA
Anthony J Calderone - Levittown PA
Douglas W Calderone - Levittown PA

International Classification:

B60B 502

US Classification:

301 53

Abstract:

A wheel assembly for use on wheeled devices such as in-line skates. The wheel assembly includes a hub having plurality of support elements radially extending from the exterior of the hub. Each of said plurality of support elements has a first end that is connected to the hub and second end that faces away from the hub. The second end of adjacent support elements are separated by a gap. A wheel is molded to the hub. The material of the wheel envelops the support elements. AS a result, certain sections of the molded wheel are reinforced by the support elements, while others are not. Preferably each of the support elements terminates on the circumference of a common imaginary circle, wherein the support elements account for between 20% and 75% of the circumference of the common imaginary circle.

US Patent:

20200257260, Aug 13, 2020

Filed:

Mar 3, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/807688

Inventors:

- Or Yehuda, IL
Doron Osovlanski - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Matthew Calderone - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Joseph Calderone - Yardley PA, US

Assignee:

SOLIDCAM LTD. - Or Yehuda

International Classification:

G05B 19/18
G05B 19/4093

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled milling machine to fabricate a machined object from a workpiece, the machined object being configured to facilitate subsequent finishing into a finished object, the method including defining a surface of the finished object, defining an offset surface defining an inner limiting surface of the machined object, defining a scallop surface defining an outer limiting surface of the machined object and calculating a tool path for the milling machine which produces multiple step-up cuts in the workpiece resulting in the machined object, wherein surfaces of the machined object all lie between the inner limiting surface and the outer limiting surface and the number of step-up cuts in the workpiece and the areas cut in each of the step-up cuts are selected to generally minimize the amount of workpiece material that is removed from the workpiece.

US Patent:

20190243331, Aug 8, 2019

Filed:

Apr 16, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/385640

Inventors:

- Or Yehuda, IL
Doron Osovlanski - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Matthew Calderone - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Joseph Calderone - Yardley PA, US

Assignee:

SOLIDCAM LTD. - Or Yehuda

International Classification:

G05B 19/19
G05B 19/4093
G05B 19/04

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled machine to fabricate an object from a workpiece, the method including the steps of selecting a maximum permitted engagement angle between a rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, selecting a minimum permitted engagement angle between the rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, and configuring a tool path for the tool relative to the workpiece in which the engagement angle gradually varies between the maximum permitted engagement angle and the minimum permitted engagement angle.

US Patent:

20180095445, Apr 5, 2018

Filed:

Oct 10, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/729230

Inventors:

- Or Yehuda, IL
Doron OSOVLANSKI - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Matthew CALDERONE - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Joseph CALDERONE - Yardley PA, US

Assignee:

SOLIDCAM LTD. - Or Yehuda

International Classification:

G05B 19/19
G05B 19/04
G05B 19/4093

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled machine to fabricate an object from a workpiece, the method including the steps of selecting a maximum permitted engagement angle between a rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, selecting a minimum permitted engagement angle between the rotating cutting tool and the workpiece, and configuring a tool path for the tool relative to the workpiece in which the engagement angle gradually varies between the maximum permitted engagement angle and the minimum permitted engagement angle.

US Patent:

20170315532, Nov 2, 2017

Filed:

May 18, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/598749

Inventors:

- Or Yehuda, IL
Doron OSOVLANSKI - Givat Shmuel, IL
Christopher Matthew CALDERONE - Levittown PA, US
Anthony Joseph CALDERONE - Yardley PA, US

Assignee:

SOLIDCAM LTD. - Or Yehuda

International Classification:

G05B 19/18
G05B 19/4093

Abstract:

An automated computer-implemented method for generating commands for controlling a computer numerically controlled milling machine to fabricate a machined object from a workpiece, the machined object being configured to facilitate subsequent finishing into a finished object, the method including defining a surface of the finished object, defining an offset surface defining an inner limiting surface of the machined object, defining a scallop surface defining an outer limiting surface of the machined object and calculating a tool path for the milling machine which produces multiple step-up cuts in the workpiece resulting in the machined object, wherein surfaces of the machined object all lie between the inner limiting surface and the outer limiting surface and the number of step-up cuts in the workpiece and the areas cut in each of the step-up cuts are selected to generally minimize the amount of workpiece material that is removed from the workpiece.