Robert Allen Reid

US Patent:

6838033, Jan 4, 2005

Filed:

Sep 6, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/947639

Inventors:

Jerome I. Lindauer - Hillsdale NJ, US
Robert Reid - Brick NJ, US
Lynn Iarossi - Long Branch NJ, US
Andrea Lynn Meyer - Middletown NJ, US

Assignee:

International Flavors and Fragrances Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

B29C 3910

US Classification:

264247, 264275, 264279, 2642791, 425DIG 57

Abstract:

The present invention provides a fragrant article that delivers fragrance over a period of time by an article comprising a polymer matrix, a fragrance and a decorative object. The decorative object is contained within a polymer matrix and in a preferred embodiment is the similar to the fragrance that is being released. The article is particularly well suited to be used as a room freshener, which because of its attractive appearance does not need to be hidden.

US Patent:

6309715, Oct 30, 2001

Filed:

Aug 2, 2000

Appl. No.:

9/630728

Inventors:

Jerome I. Lindauer - Hillsdale NJ
Robert Reid - Brick NJ
Lynn Iarossi - Long Branch NJ
Andrea Lynn Meyer - Middletown NJ

Assignee:

International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

A47G 112

US Classification:

428 13

Abstract:

The present invention provides a fragrant article that delivers fragrance over a period of time by an article comprising a polymer matrix, a fragrance and a decorative object. The decorative object is contained within a polymer matrix and in a preferred embodiment is the similar to the fragrance that is being released. The article is particularly well suited to be used as a room freshener, which because of its attractive appearance does not need to be hidden.

US Patent:

41005333, Jul 11, 1978

Filed:

Dec 6, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/747700

Inventors:

Orlando Napolitano - Millstone Township, Monmouth County NJ
Robert Edward Reid - Bricktown NJ
Burton R. Saltzberg - Middletown NJ
Nathan Harold Stochel - Edison NJ
John Ronald Tingley - Middletown NJ

Assignee:

Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ

International Classification:

H04Q 500
H04J 304

US Classification:

340147R

Abstract:

A multipoint polling system wherein a multipoint switch selectively connects a plurality of remote terminals to a central station in response to remote terminal addresses transmitted on a signaling path to the multipoint switch. Polling apparatus stores portions of a remote terminal address list provided by the central station and transmits individual ones of the stored remote terminal addresses on to the signaling path. The polling apparatus periodically requests different portions of the remote terminal address list and replaces the stored remote terminal address portion with the requested remote terminal address portion. The multipoint switch is advantageously comprised of a plurality of sections with each section of the switch responsive to a portion of the address list for establishing a signaling path between the central station and selected ones of the remote terminals defined by the address list portions. The failure of a multipoint switch section to respond to remote terminal addresses results in the address list portion normally transmitted to the failed section and the address list portion normally transmitted to a remaining active section being transmitted to the active section whereby the active section polls the remote terminals previously polled by both the failed and active sections.

US Patent:

20220299724, Sep 22, 2022

Filed:

Jun 7, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/834576

Inventors:

- Tinley Park IL, US
Jerry A. Wiltjer - Frankfort IL, US
Robert A. Reid - Battleground IN, US
Joseph E. Sanders - Elwood IL, US
Joel D. Kwasny - Plainfield IL, US
Bon B. Sledzinski - Westmont IL, US

Assignee:

Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL

International Classification:

G02B 6/44
G02B 6/38

Abstract:

The present invention provides modular trays having cutout features that are configured to engage with a mounting feature of one or more removable rails. The removable rails may be removably secured to a tray body in a plurality of positions to allow a user to install or uninstall rails to support different sized fiber optic modules. For example, a tray may support a twenty-four optical fiber module, two twelve optical fiber modules, or three eight optical fiber modules. Fiber optic enclosures housing the trays can be affixed to the outside of a fiber optic enclosure and allow for easy stacking and unstacking.

US Patent:

20210297757, Sep 23, 2021

Filed:

Jul 11, 2019

Appl. No.:

17/260310

Inventors:

- Tinley Park IL, US
Richard J. Pimpinella - Frankfort IL, US
Robert A. Reid - Battle Ground IN, US
Bulent Kose - Burr Ridge IL, US
Yu Huang - Orland Park IL, US
Asher S. Novick - Chicago IL, US

Assignee:

Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL

International Classification:

H04Q 11/00

Abstract:

A fiber optic interconnection assembly has a plurality of leaf components and a plurality of spine components. Each leaf component of the plurality of leaf components is connected to each spine component of the plurality of spine components. Each spine components of the plurality of spine components is connected to each leaf component of the plurality of leaf components. Wherein the connections for each leaf component to each of the spine components is at a different wavelength and the connections for each spine component to each of the leaf components is at a different wavelength.

US Patent:

20200341223, Oct 29, 2020

Filed:

Jul 9, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/924768

Inventors:

- Tinley Park IL, US
Jerry A. Wiltjer - Frankfort IL, US
Robert A. Reid - Battleground IN, US
Joseph E. Sanders - Elwood IL, US
Joel D. Kwasny - Plainfield IL, US
Bon B. Sledzinski - Westmont IL, US

Assignee:

Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL

International Classification:

G02B 6/44
G02B 6/38

Abstract:

The present invention provides modular trays having cutout features that are configured to engage with a mounting feature of one or more removable rails. The removable rails may be removably secured to a tray body in a plurality of positions to allow a user to install or uninstall rails to support different sized fiber optic modules. For example, a tray may support a twenty-four optical fiber module, two twelve optical fiber modules, or three eight optical fiber modules. Fiber optic enclosures housing the trays can be affixed to the outside of a fiber optic enclosure and allow for easy stacking and unstacking.

US Patent:

20190154936, May 23, 2019

Filed:

Jan 25, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/257830

Inventors:

- Tinley Park IL, US
Jerry A. Wiltjer - Frankfort IL, US
Robert A. Reid - Battleground IN, US
Joseph E. Sanders - Elwood IL, US
Joel D. Kwasny - Plainfield IL, US
Bon B. Sledzinski - Westmont IL, US

Assignee:

Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL

International Classification:

G02B 6/44
G02B 6/38

Abstract:

The present invention provides modular trays having cutout features that are configured to engage with a mounting feature of one or more removable rails. The removable rails may be removably secured to a tray body in a plurality of positions to allow a user to install or uninstall rails to support different sized fiber optic modules. For example, a tray may support a twenty-four optical fiber module, two twelve optical fiber modules, or three eight optical fiber modules. Fiber optic enclosures housing the trays can be affixed to the outside of a fiber optic enclosure and allow for easy stacking and unstacking.

US Patent:

20180003912, Jan 4, 2018

Filed:

Jun 21, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/628818

Inventors:

- Tinley Park IL, US
Jerry A. Wiltjer - Frankfort IL, US
Robert A. Reid - Battleground IN, US
Joseph E. Sanders - Elwood IL, US
Joel W. Kwasny - Plainfield IL, US
Bon B. Sledzinski - Westmont IL, US

Assignee:

Panduit Corp. - Tinley Park IL

International Classification:

G02B 6/44
G02B 6/38

Abstract:

The present invention provides modular trays having cutout features that are configured to engage with a mounting feature of one or more removable rails. The removable rails may be removeably secured to a tray body in a plurality of positions to allow a user to install or uninstall rails to support different sized fiber optic modules. For example, a tray may support a twenty-four optical fiber module, two twelve optical fiber modules, or three eight optical fiber modules. Fiber optic enclosures housing the trays can be affixed to the outside of a fiber optic enclosure and allow for easy stacking and unstacking.