Mark C Watson

Address:

3255 N Southport Ave, Chicago, IL 60657

Phone:

6306771870

VIN:

JTDKB20U873219251

Make:

TOYOTA

Model:

PRIUS

Year:

2007

US Patent:

6810883, Nov 2, 2004

Filed:

Nov 8, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/290402

Inventors:

John Louis Felter - Chester VA
Robert E. Lee - Richmond VA
Ashok Solanky - Mechanicsville VA
Clint Blake - Mechanicsville VA
Pamela Davis - Glen Allen VA
David E. Sharpe - Chesterfield VA
Mark E. Watson - Mechanicsville VA
Robert L. Ripley - Midlothian VA
Brett W. Stevenson - Richmond VA
William J. Crowe - Chester VA

Assignee:

Philip Morris USA Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

A24F 1304

US Classification:

131194, 131328, 131329

Abstract:

An electrically heated cigarette smoking device includes a heater unit, heater blades for applying heat to portions of a cigarette that is supported within the heater unit, the heater unit having an opening adapted to receive an end of a cigarette and adapted to position the end of the cigarette in proximity to the heater blades, and the heater unit defining at least part of a suction flow passage through which ambient air is drawn into contact with the cigarette when a smoker draws on the cigarette positioned in the heater unit. The heater unit is mounted within a partition that positions the heater unit relative to the housing and at least partially defines a bypass flow passage in fluid communication with ambient air surrounding the housing, the partition further defining a flow diverting passage leading from the bypass flow passage to the suction flow passage and through which ambient air is drawn from the bypass flow passage when a smoker puffs on a cigarette inserted in the heater unit opening. A flow sensor is positioned in the flow diverting passage to provide a signal indicative of a smoker taking a puff on the cigarette.

US Patent:

20040200488, Oct 14, 2004

Filed:

May 4, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/837572

Inventors:

John Felter - Chester VA, US
Robert Lee - Richmond VA, US
Ashok Solanky - Mechanicsville VA, US
Clint Blake - Mechanicsville VA, US
Pamela Davis - Glen Allen VA, US
David Sharpe - Chesterfield VA, US
Mark Watson - Mechanicsville VA, US
Robert Ripley - Midlothian VA, US

Assignee:

PHILIP MORRIS USA, INC.

International Classification:

A24F001/22

US Classification:

131/194000

Abstract:

An electrically heated cigarette smoking device includes a heater unit, heater blades for applying heat to portions of a cigarette that is supported within the heater unit, the heater unit having an opening adapted to receive an end of a cigarette and adapted to position the end of the cigarette in proximity to the heater blades, and the heater unit defining at least part of a suction flow passage through which ambient air is drawn into contact with the cigarette when a smoker draws on the cigarette positioned in the heater unit. The heater unit is mounted within a partition that positions the heater unit relative to the housing and at least partially defines a bypass flow passage in fluid communication with ambient air surrounding the housing, the partition further defining a flow diverting passage leading from the bypass flow passage to the suction flow passage and through which ambient air is drawn from the bypass flow passage when a smoker puffs on a cigarette inserted in the heater unit opening. A flow sensor is positioned in the flow diverting passage to provide a signal indicative of a smoker taking a puff on the cigarette.

US Patent:

20220180617, Jun 9, 2022

Filed:

Feb 23, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/678491

Inventors:

- McLean VA, US
Kate KEY - Powhatan VA, US
Galen RAFFERTY - Mahomet IL, US
Reza FARIVAR - Champaign IL, US
Vincent PHAM - McLean VA, US
Austin WALTERS - Champaign IL, US
Mark WATSON - Sedona AZ, US

International Classification:

G06V 10/40
G06Q 10/10
G06F 11/36
G06V 30/414

Abstract:

A system for determining candidate answers during an interview. The system may include a memory storing executable instructions, and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include capturing, by an image sensor, a plurality of images comprising a plurality of candidate answers; detecting, based on the captured images, a first bounding box comprising the plurality of the candidate answers; detecting, based on the captured images, a second bounding box comprising a plurality of alphanumeric characters, a first one of the alphanumeric characters being located on a line of software code; calculating a distance from a side of a first bounding box to a side of a second bounding box; and determining, based on the calculated distance, a source code alignment.

US Patent:

20210271918, Sep 2, 2021

Filed:

Mar 2, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/806501

Inventors:

- McLean VA, US
Kate KEY - Powhatan VA, US
Galen RAFFERTY - Mahomet IL, US
Reza FARIVAR - Champaign IL, US
Vincent PHAM - McLean VA, US
Austin WALTERS - Champaign IL, US
Mark WATSON - Sedona AZ, US

Assignee:

Capital One Services, LLC - McLean VA

International Classification:

G06K 9/46
G06F 11/36
G06Q 10/10
G06K 9/00

Abstract:

A system for determining candidate answers during an interview. The system may include a memory storing executable instructions, and at least one processor configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include capturing, by an image sensor, a plurality of images comprising a plurality of candidate answers; detecting, based on the captured images, a first bounding box comprising the plurality of the candidate answers; detecting, based on the captured images, a second bounding box comprising a plurality of alphanumeric characters, a first one of the alphanumeric characters being located on a line of software code; calculating a distance from a side of a first bounding box to a side of a second bounding box; and determining, based on the calculated distance, a source code alignment.

US Patent:

20210252581, Aug 19, 2021

Filed:

May 5, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/308666

Inventors:

- Harrison OH, US
Mark Watson - Elmhurst IL, US

International Classification:

B21D 37/10
B33Y 80/00

Abstract:

A 3D printed tool includes a tool body extending between first and second ends and including at least one loading surface defining an axis, at least one support surface configured to receive a clamp, and a structural weakness portion positioned along the axis between the at least one loading surface and the at least one support surface. The structural weakness portion is configured to cause the at least one tool body to fail along a predetermined fault line such that the at least one tool body splits substantially down a middle of the at least one tool body when overloaded.