ANTHONY DAVID BREWER
Medical Practice in Pittsburgh, PA

6486473, Nov 26, 2002

Feb 8, 2001

09/779926

Thomas M. Salapow - Ellwood City PA
David C. Demyan - Gibsonia PA
James A. Hendrickson - Freedom PA
Michael F. Becker - Bethel Park PA
Anthony J. Brewer - Pittsburgh PA
Eric R. Colburn - Wexford PA
Roland Zeder - Pittsburgh PA

Mine Safety Applicances Company - Pittsburgh PA

G06T 100

250330, 250332, 250333, 348222, 348229

A thermal imaging camera having improved durability and ergonomic features including generally a seamless housing encompassing a thermal imaging core, a first handle, and a battery compartment. The housing is preferably positioned at a first end of the first handle and the battery compartment is positioned at the opposite end of the first handle. By positioning the first handle intermediate between the housing and the battery compartment, the center of gravity of the thermal imaging camera coincides generally with the handle when the thermal imaging camera is in use, that is when batteries are present within the battery compartment. The camera can also include a second handle positioned between the housing and the battery compartment, the second handle is preferably oriented generally parallel to and spaced apart from the first handle to facilitate passing of the thermal imaging camera between users. The camera also has improved water resistance, shock-resistance and other operational features.

6649912, Nov 18, 2003

Aug 29, 2002

10/231328

Thomas M. Salapow - Ellwood City PA
David C. Demyan - Gibsonia PA
James A. Hendrickson - Freedom PA
Michael F. Becker - Bethel Park PA
Anthony J. Brewer - Pittsburgh PA
Eric R. Colburn - Wexford PA
Roland Zeder - Pittsburgh PA

Mine Safety Appliances Company - Pittsburgh PA

G01J 504

250330, 250332

A thermal imaging camera having improved durability and ergonomic features including generally a seamless housing encompassing a thermal imaging core, a first handle, and a battery compartment. The housing is preferably positioned at a first end of the first handle and the battery compartment is positioned at the opposite end of the first handle. By positioning the first handle intermediate between the housing and the battery compartment, the center of gravity of the thermal imaging camera coincides generally with the handle when the thermal imaging camera is in use, that is when batteries are present within the battery compartment. The camera can also include a second handle positioned between the housing and the battery compartment, the second handle is preferably oriented generally parallel to and spaced apart from the first handle to facilitate passing of the thermal imaging camera between users. The camera also has improved water resistance, shock-resistance and other operational features.

D464666, Oct 22, 2002

Feb 28, 2001

29/137833

Thomas M. Salapow - Ellwood City PA
David C. Demyan - Gibsonia PA
James A. Hendrickson - Freedom PA
Michael F. Becker - Bethel Park PA
Anthony J. Brewer - Pittsburgh PA
Eric R. Colburn - Wexford PA
Roland Zeder - Pittsburgh PA

Mine Safety Appliances Company - Pittsburgh PA

1601

D16206