Daryl A Popig

US Patent:

57854130, Jul 28, 1998

Filed:

Mar 27, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/826005

Inventors:

Sean P. Tillinghast - Bexley OH
Daryl A. Popig - Columbus OH
Terry Dawson - Westerville OH

Assignee:

Weldon Technologies, Inc. - Hilliard OH

International Classification:

F21M 1500
F21M 3300
B60Q 100

US Classification:

362228

Abstract:

A dual lamp fixture having an integral power supply and control circuit. The dual lamp fixture utilizes stroboscopic and incandescent lamps mounted near the focus of a parabolic reflector which may be actuated alternately, individually or simultaneously. Multiple lamps may be connected in parallel to a DC power bus and a differential line, twisted-pair communication bus to achieve a variety of controlled flashing patterns. Each lamp will perform its given tasks when an appropriate command signal is placed on the communication bus. To take full advantage of this distributed control and the advantages in bus-wiring topology, the power supply is located in close proximity to its controller and light fixture.

US Patent:

20190209084, Jul 11, 2019

Filed:

Sep 3, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/120360

Inventors:

V. Tyrone Bryant - Columbus OH, US
Scott VanDerKarr - Dublin OH, US
Lori D. Myers - Columbus OH, US
Christopher L. Yerington - Columbus OH, US
Daryl Popig - Columbus OH, US
Luke Wharton - Columbus OH, US

International Classification:

A61B 5/00
A61B 5/11
A61B 5/0205
A61B 5/1455
A61B 5/0464
G08B 21/04
G08B 25/10

Abstract:

Apparatus worn by a person, methods, and support system for monitoring physiological parameters of the person, providing timely, actionable information to prevent death due to overdose, and, through social or professional influences, may cause life-saving changes in behavior. The apparatus sends alerts to the person via audible or tactile means, and to concerned others, that drug usage, drug overdose, or other critical medical condition has likely occurred. Alerts to concerned others include geographical information indicating where the person is, so that medical assistance personnel may find the person. Geographical information includes latitude, longitude, the translation of latitude and longitude into a street address, and elevation information indicating on which floor in a building the person is.