Rajan N Gupta

US Patent:

20030014411, Jan 16, 2003

Filed:

Jul 16, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/906998

Inventors:

Rajan Gupta - Montebello CA, US

International Classification:

G06F007/00

US Classification:

707/009000

Abstract:

MyWebKey: a data processing system allowing direct connections to specific Internet websites by depressing computer keyboard function keys. MyWebKey, a customizable data processing system to allow a user to connect to a specific Internet website by depressing a function key on a MyWebKey keyboard, or any standard computer keyboard. The technology can be dynamically configured for use in the B2B market for ordering, and in the B2C market for advertising. The MyWebKey software is distributed to an end-user, who installs it into their computer system's hard drive. The software includes a driver, which is then resident in the system's memory, monitoring whether any function key is pressed by an end-user and activated to provide a direct connection to a website. Whereas an end-user is assigned a Unique User ID and an end-user's system transmits a Unique Keyboard ID, the MyWebKey advertiser/client interface allows an advertiser to determine how many end-users accessed their Internet site. Finally, the process includes a toggle capability, allowing the end-user to change the functionality of their function keys from traditional key operations to one-touch connections to specific Internet websites.

US Patent:

20200093967, Mar 26, 2020

Filed:

Sep 25, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/582757

Inventors:

- DENVER CO, US
Tina Govindarajan - Lafayette CO, US
Michal Schafer - Franktown CO, US
Karl Treadwell - Missoula MT, US
Omid Jazaeri - Denver CO, US
Rajan Gupta - Denver CO, US

Assignee:

THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, A BODY CORPORATE - DENVER CO

International Classification:

A61L 31/14
A61N 1/20
A61L 31/02
A61F 2/01

Abstract:

Implantable devices disclosed herein may be configured to modulate the localized pH at an implantation site of the implantable device. By controlling, modulating, or otherwise adjusting the localized pH, various benefits can be achieved, such as controlling cell proliferation. The implantable device may include a body and one or more metallic features. Generally, the implantable device forms a galvanic cell such that a first metallic feature is configured to be preferentially oxidized to alter the localized pH environment in the vicinity of the implantable device.