Danny Joe Roberson

US Patent:

6411777, Jun 25, 2002

Filed:

Feb 20, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/789044

Inventors:

Danny J. Roberson - Euless TX 76039

International Classification:

A47J 2700

US Classification:

392442, 392444, 2221465

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for preparing infant formula from powdered formula dispenses water at a temperature substantially in a range around body temperature into a baby bottle containing powdered infant formula for mixing and immediate feeding to a baby, thereby avoiding unnecessary inconvenience to the babys caregiver associated with typical methods of preparing infant formula for feeding. The water is filtered, disinfected and heated to the appropriate temperature for dispensing on demand.

US Patent:

6766106, Jul 20, 2004

Filed:

May 7, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/140657

Inventors:

Danny J. Roberson - Euless TX 76039

International Classification:

A47J 2700

US Classification:

392442, 392444, 2221465, 99483

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for preparing infant formula from powdered formula dispenses water at a temperature substantially in a range around body temperature into a baby bottle containing powdered infant formula for mixing and immediate feeding to a baby, thereby avoiding unnecessary inconvenience to the babys caregiver associated with typical methods of preparing infant formula for feeding. The water is filtered, disinfected and heated to the appropriate temperature for dispensing on demand.

US Patent:

20100068354, Mar 18, 2010

Filed:

Sep 4, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/554569

Inventors:

Danny J. Roberson - Euless TX, US
Aida Viana - Miami FL, US
Lidia Viana - Miami FL, US

International Classification:

B65D 85/804
A23C 11/00
A23C 9/18

US Classification:

426118, 426122, 426410

Abstract:

An infant formula dispensing apparatus has a receptacle for receiving a sealed pod containing an amount of infant formula powder sufficient for a single feeding of a predetermined size. When the pod is placed in the receptacle, a fixture of the apparatus pierces the pod and forces warm water through the pod. The water mixes with the infant formula powder in the pod and exits the pod though a spout, where it is received in a receptacle, such as a lidless baby bottle.

US Patent:

56713258, Sep 23, 1997

Filed:

Jun 24, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/265412

Inventors:

Danny J. Roberson - Euless TX

International Classification:

A47J 2700

US Classification:

392442

Abstract:

An free-standing apparatus stores and heats a supply of water in a reservoir to a temperature desirable for instant consumption by an infant. The apparatus is portable and especially adapted to dispense warm water into a standard baby bottle that is then mixed with powdered baby formula for instant feeding. The apparatus includes controls for ensuring that water in the reservoir does not exceed or overshoot a maximum safe temperature for feeding formula to an infant. Visual indicator that the temperature of the water is in a safe range is provided to reassure the caregiver of proper temperature. The size of the reservoir is limited to prevent stagnation of water while providing sufficient volume to a hold a supply of water for one nights feedings.

US Patent:

62530283, Jun 26, 2001

Filed:

Dec 6, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/455963

Inventors:

Danny J. Roberson - Euless TX

International Classification:

F24H 118

US Classification:

392442

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for preparing infant formula from powdered formula dispenses water at a temperature substantially in a range around body temperature into a baby bottle containing powdered infant formula for mixing and immediate feeding to a baby, thereby avoiding unnecessary inconvenience to the baby's caregiver associated with typical methods of preparing infant formula for feeding. The water is filtered, disinfected and heated to the appropriate temperature for dispensing on demand.

US Patent:

61189332, Sep 12, 2000

Filed:

Sep 22, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/934714

Inventors:

Danny J. Roberson - Euless TX

International Classification:

A47J 2700

US Classification:

392442

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for preparing infant formula from powdered formula dispenses water at a temperature substantially in a range around body temperature into a baby bottle containing powdered infant formula for mixing and immediate feeding to a baby, thereby avoiding unnecessary inconvenience to the baby's caregiver associated with typical methods of preparing infant formula for feeding. The water is filtered, disinfected and heated to the appropriate temperature for dispensing on demand.