Daniel Philip Davidson

US Patent:

20010048639, Dec 6, 2001

Filed:

Dec 18, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/741648

Inventors:

Daniel Davidson - New York NY, US

International Classification:

G04C021/00
G04C023/00
G04B023/02

US Classification:

368/082000, 368/107000

Abstract:

A timer device utilized both as conventional alarm clock and a snooze-timer that incorporates historical user data and enhanced display modes to facilitate the display of information and correlation of mood or performance with sleep time. The device includes a housing having a display unit, at least one button-type switch, a central processing unit, a clock, and a memory. According to one implementation, the central processing unit, clock and memory are contained in a single microprocessor chip.

US Patent:

57402710, Apr 14, 1998

Filed:

Jul 27, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/281441

Inventors:

Todd M. Kunkler - Lake View Ter. CA
Daniel R. Davidson - Downey CA
Scott J. Sanner - Huntington Beach CA

Assignee:

On-Track Management System - Downey CA

International Classification:

G06K 900

US Classification:

382137

Abstract:

An improved system and method is provided for automatically tracking check transactions and generating an expenditure statement thereof using printed bank checks having a plurality of graphic icons disposed thereon. The customer marks the icon which describes the particular expense for which the check payment is being made. The payor bank or a check processing center scans each check to determine which icon(s) have been marked for each particular check transaction. Recorded expenditures are then automatically recorded in a cumulative transaction record. Periodically, this information is organized into a detailed expenditure statement that can be provided to the bank customer.

US Patent:

20220192868, Jun 23, 2022

Filed:

Dec 17, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/554305

Inventors:

- Las Angeles CA, US
Benjamin Nazarian - Los Angeles CA, US
Jaime Sanchez Solana - Los Angeles CA, US
Eduardo Merino - Los Angeles CA, US
Tim Roberts - Los Angeles CA, US
Kevin Xie - Los Angeles CA, US
Bill Webb - San Francisco CA, US
Daniel S. Davidson - Seattle WA, US
Corentin Guebels - Seattle WA, US
Michael Prichaska - Seattle WA, US
Luke David Springer - Seattle WA, US
Alex Zhu - Xiamen City, CN

International Classification:

A61F 7/02
G05D 23/24
A61H 23/00

Abstract:

A temperature controllable wrap assembly that includes a wrap portion configured to be worn around a user's body part, and at least a first temperature control module positioned on the wrap portion. The first temperature control module includes a housing, a controllable temperature element, a spreader member and at least a first finger spreader pivotably attached to the spreader member. The lower surface of the spreader member is positioned to contact the user's body part. The controllable temperature element is configured to transfer thermal energy to an upper surface of the spreader member, and the spreader member is configured to conduct thermal energy to the first finger spreader.

US Patent:

20230074407, Mar 9, 2023

Filed:

Aug 30, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/823449

Inventors:

- Los Angeles CA, US
Benjamin NAZARIAN - Los Angeles CA, US
Jaime Sanchez SOLANA - Los Angeles CA, US
Eduardo MERINO - Los Angeles CA, US
Tim ROBERTS - Los Angeles CA, US
Kevin XIE - Los Angeles CA, US
Bill WEBB - San Francisco CA, US
Daniel S. DAVIDSON - Seattle WA, US
Corentin GUEBELS - Seattle WA, US
Michael PROCHASKA - Seattle WA, US
Luke David SPRINGER - Seattle WA, US

International Classification:

A41D 13/005
A61F 13/00
A61H 23/02

Abstract:

A wearable temperature control assembly includes a temperature control module comprising a contact and a thermal element configured to heat or cool the contact. The assembly also includes a primary strap configured to receive the temperature control module and secure the contact against a subject. The assembly also includes a secondary strap configured to be connected to the primary strap. The secondary strap is configured to provide adjustment of a pressure between the contact and the subject when the primary strap secures the contact to the subject.