Christopher J Larson

US Patent:

7064870, Jun 20, 2006

Filed:

Oct 11, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/976124

Inventors:

Carl J. Tesavis - Spencerport NY, US
Christopher D. Larson - Webster NY, US
Arthur N. Nielsen - Pittsford NY, US
James R. Pamper - Lima NY, US

Assignee:

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

International Classification:

H04N 1/04
G03G 15/00

US Classification:

358448, 358475, 358496, 358497, 358474, 399110

Abstract:

A system for permitting insertion or replacement of electronic cards, the system includes a scanner for scanning hardcopy elements, the scanner including an electronic component for performing at least one processing function on an electronic representation of the hardcopy element; a first processor for directing operations of the scanner and for receiving directions that are passed to other components; a field-installed electronic card that performs additional processing on the electronic representation of the hardcopy element; a second processor electrically connected to the scanner for sending directions to the scanner processor which processor includes field-installed control code for directing the field-installed electronic card.

US Patent:

20060134162, Jun 22, 2006

Filed:

Dec 16, 2004

Appl. No.:

11/013769

Inventors:

Christopher Larson - Rochester NY, US

International Classification:

A61K 6/083
B05D 3/02

US Classification:

424422000, 427002260

Abstract:

A drug delivery device for placement in the eye includes a drug core comprising a pharmaceutically active agent, and a holder that holds the drug core. The holder is made of a material impermeable to passage of the active agent and includes an opening for passage of the pharmaceutically agent therethrough to eye tissue. The device includes a layer of material permeable to passage of the active agent. This invention provides improved methods that do not require the use of adhesives to form the drug delivery device.

US Patent:

20130009364, Jan 10, 2013

Filed:

Jul 5, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/176133

Inventors:

Jamey A. Forness - Minneapolis MN, US
Marshall C. Johnson - Eagan MN, US
Christopher J. Larson - Penfield NY, US
Steven P. Drobek - Rochester NY, US
Robert A. LaDue - Webster NY, US
Zachary H. White - East Rochester NY, US

Assignee:

Pink Mist Tech, LLC - Minneapolis MN

International Classification:

F41J 5/24

US Classification:

273383

Abstract:

A remotely-perceptible, impact-indicating target for a projectile, such as a bullet or the like, constructed so as to remotely perceptibly indicate and annunciate very realistically, to a target shooter at a projectile shooting location, the impact of a shot or fired projectile or bullet on a remotely located target in a manner clearly visibly perceptibly indicating not only the hit, but the impact location of the projectile or bullet on the target, by causing the effective expansion in an explosion-simulating manner of a quantity of visibly perceptible target material.

US Patent:

20210386615, Dec 16, 2021

Filed:

Jun 8, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/341715

Inventors:

- Skaneateles Falls NY, US
Edward Bremer - Penfield NY, US
Aaron R. Burnham - Auburn NY, US
Ashu Jain - Roanoke VA, US
John Lane - Weesport NY, US
Christopher Larson - Syracuse NY, US
Rachel K. Douglas - Latrobe PA, US
Thaddeus J. Wawro - Auburn NY, US

International Classification:

A61H 9/00

Abstract:

A wearable health management system includes a flexible member configured to be worn on an affected area by a patient. At least one actuator is operably coupled to the flexible member. The at least one actuator is configured to be adjusted between a deployed state and a non-deployed state. At least one of a photoplethysmogram sensor and a bioimpedance sensor is coupled to the flexible member to obtain one or more health metrics from the patient. A controller is in communication with the at least one actuator. The controller is configured to adjust the at least one actuator to the deployed state to provide a selected pressure to the affected area.