Jonathan E Langlois

US Patent:

20070203605, Aug 30, 2007

Filed:

Aug 18, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/506575

Inventors:

Mark Melton - Carlsbad CA, US
Anthony James - Bartlett TN, US
Steve Bruneau - Edgewater Park NJ, US
Thomas Rassmann - Marlton NJ, US
Jonathan Langlois - Wilton NY, US

International Classification:

G06F 19/00

US Classification:

700117000, 623901000, 700098000

Abstract:

Automated systems and methods for creating and obtaining devices, including biomedical implants. Systems can have a surgeon's device, an automated platform, and a server. The surgeon's device can send a request for a template of a biomedical implant, and can access tools to edit the template. The automated platform can receive the edited template, and can generate a response. The response can include translating the edited template into a design for a biomedical implant. The response can further include generating a notice if the edited template falls outside of an acceptable range, or if the edited template is similar to the design of a standard biomedical implant. There can also be provided a manufacturing facility that can manufacture the implant and send the implant to the surgeon.

US Patent:

20100332197, Dec 30, 2010

Filed:

Jul 20, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/839433

Inventors:

Mark Melton - Carlsbad CA, US
Anthony James - Bartlett TN, US
Steve Bruneau - Edgewater Park NJ, US
Thomas W. Rassmann - Marlton NJ, US
Jonathan D. Langlois - Wilton NY, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/50

US Classification:

703 1

Abstract:

Automated systems and methods for creating and obtaining devices, including biomedical implants. Systems can have a surgeon's device, an automated platform, and a server. The surgeon's device can send a request for a template of a biomedical implant, and can access tools to edit the template. The automated platform can receive the edited template, and can generate a response. The response can include translating the edited template into a design for a biomedical implant. The response can further include generating a notice if the edited template falls outside of an acceptable range, or if the edited template is similar to the design of a standard biomedical implant. There can also be provided a manufacturing facility that can manufacture the implant and send the implant to the surgeon.