Joseph Patrick Crowley

US Patent:

6440252, Aug 27, 2002

Filed:

Dec 17, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/465801

Inventors:

David K. Biegelsen - Portola Valley CA
Joseph M. Crowley - Morgan Hill CA
Alexander E. Silverman - Sunnyvale CA

Assignee:

Xerox Corporation - Palo Alto CA

International Classification:

G02F 1167

US Classification:

156245, 264246, 2642978, 264 17, 335306, 345 85, 345 86, 156500

Abstract:

Methods and systems consistent with the present invention can be used to assemble composite rotatable-element components and can be used to form a laminate substrate system, and use a plurality of rotatable-element components or rotatable-element component material of two classes. Each class is defined by a common response or responses to incident electromagnetic radiation of interest. The method for assembling a composite rotatable-element component comprises: dispersing a plurality of rotatable-element components of a first class to first preferred positions on a first carrier; dispersing a plurality of rotatable-element components of a second class to second preferred positions on a second carrier; performing a first manipulation of the first carrier and the second carrier such that one of the plurality of rotatable-element components of a first class and one of the plurality of rotatable-element components of a second class touch at a first contact point; and performing a second manipulation of the rotatable-element components that touch such that they bond to form a composite rotatable-element component. The method for assembling a laminate substrate further comprises: performing a third manipulation of the first carrier and the second carrier such that they touch at a set of second contact points; and performing a fourth manipulation of the first carrier and the second carrier such that they bond to form the laminate substrate.

US Patent:

6846377, Jan 25, 2005

Filed:

Jul 8, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/189746

Inventors:

David K. Biegelsen - Portola Valley CA, US
Joseph M. Crowley - Morgan Hill CA, US
Alexander E. Silverman - Sunnyvale CA, US

Assignee:

Xerox Corporation - Stamford CT

International Classification:

G02F 1167

US Classification:

156245, 1562722, 1562731, 156277, 1563798, 156384, 156423, 156500

Abstract:

Methods and systems consistent with the present invention can be used to assemble composite rotatable-element components and can be used to form a laminate substrate system, and use a plurality of rotatable-element components or rotatable-element component material of two classes. Each class is defined by a common response or responses to incident electromagnetic radiation of interest. The method for assembling a composite rotatable-element component comprises: dispersing a plurality of rotatable-element components of a first class to first preferred positions on a first carrier; dispersing a plurality of rotatable-element components of a second class to second preferred positions on a second carrier; performing a first manipulation of the first carrier and the second carrier such that one of the plurality of rotatable-element components of a first class and one of the plurality of rotatable-element components of a second class touch at a first contact point; and performing a second manipulation of the rotatable-element components that touch such that they bond to form a composite rotatable-element component. The method for assembling a laminate substrate further comprises: performing a third manipulation of the first carrier and the second carrier such that they touch at a set of second contact points; and performing a fourth manipulation of the first carrier and the second carrier such that they bond to form the laminate substrate.

US Patent:

20160381657, Dec 29, 2016

Filed:

Sep 6, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/257547

Inventors:

- Covington LA, US
Joseph Crowley - Foster City CA, US
Paul A. Monte - San Jose CA, US

International Classification:

H04W 64/00
H04W 84/04
H04W 8/18

Abstract:

The system and method to allow a cellular enabled device that lacks two-way satellite communication to receive incoming calls over a satellite network where the mobile terminating call is initially addressed to the cellular mobile phone number. In one embodiment, the system and method allows the cellular device to appear as a device roaming on a satellite network or sub-network. In another embodiment, the system places a call forward request to a satellite enabled device, where the call forward request is transparent to the user.