DOUGLAS C DAYTON
Architects in Harvard, MA

2008031, Dec 18, 2008

Mar 5, 2008

12/042969

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung Park - Newton MA, US

B65D 33/16, B65D 30/16

383 611, 383 62, 383104

In embodiments of the present invention improved capabilities are described for waste disposal. A disposal bag may include a bag configured to receive waste, a frame associated with the bag at an opening. The frame may include one or more pair of hinge points configured to open and close the bag when a force is applied on the frame, and a pair of tabs associated with one of the one or more pair of hinge points, wherein the pair of tabs enable stacking of the disposal bag with a plurality of substantially similar disposal bags. In some embodiments of the frame, the frame is conically shaped and may include a sealing facility disposed on at least one part of the frame.

2012005, Mar 8, 2012

Nov 8, 2011

13/291454

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung Park - Chestnut Hill MA, US

A61F 13/551

60438513

In embodiments of the present invention improved capabilities are described for waste disposal. A disposal bag may be configured to receive waste, wherein the bag is wearable. The disposal bag may include a frame associated with the bag at an opening, the frame being configured to enable a user to close the bag in a single-handed operation when opposing sides of the frame are brought into contact with one another and a sealing facility disposed on the frame for providing a resealable closure of the bag when opposing sides of the frame are brought into contact with one another.

8299919, Oct 30, 2012

Mar 6, 2008

12/043282

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung Park - Newton MA, US
Mark R Florence - Newton MA, US

American Messaging Services, LLC - Lewisville TX

G08B 1/08

34053914, 34053915, 34053917

In embodiments of the present invention, systems and methods of remotely monitoring a plurality of individuals may include providing a plurality of monitoring objects, wherein each monitoring object is associated with the environment of one of the plurality of individuals. A sensor may be integrated into each monitoring object, wherein the sensor collects activity data for the individual associated with the monitoring object. The sensor data may be processed at each monitoring object to obtain monitoring information for the activity of the individual associated with the monitoring object. The monitoring information obtained with each monitoring object may be transmitted over a network to a receiving object, wherein the receiving object may display a picture associated with the particular individual being monitored at the time that it displays information about that individual.

7926141, Apr 19, 2011

Aug 14, 2007

11/838697

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung Park - Waban MA, US
Mark R Florence - Newton MA, US

Umagination Labs, L.P. - Newton MA

E04D 13/076

15 23, 15 3, 15 884, 15104095, 1523604

In embodiments of the present invention, a method of a gutter cleaning system comprises providing a housing configured to fit into a gutter, disposing at least one impeller at an end of the housing, driving the impeller with an impeller drive facility, the impeller drive facility being disposed within the housing, and attaching the housing to a placement facility for guiding the housing along the gutter.

7913345, Mar 29, 2011

Jan 11, 2008

11/972663

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung Park - Newton MA, US
Mark R Florence - Newton MA, US

Umagination Labs, L.P. - Newton MA

A46B 13/02

15 28, 15 23, 15 971

In embodiments of the present invention, a method and system of a light bulb changing tool may comprise a gripper having a gripping side and an attaching side, the gripper having a flexible shape; an attachment point disposed on the attaching side; and a polymer disposed on the gripping side. In embodiments, a method and system of a vehicle cleaning tool may comprise a rotational arbor; and a gear head adapted to rotate the rotational arbor, wherein the gear head is adapted to couple to a power head having a quick-release connection point.

2008008, Apr 17, 2008

May 4, 2007

11/800470

Sung Park - Waban MA, US
Douglas Dayton - Harvard MA, US

B26B 19/02

030029500

A modular hair grooming tool comprising a razor assembly coupled to a first end of the hand-piece such that the razor assembly is removable, and a nose/ear hair trimmer coupled to the first end of the hand-piece. The nose/ear hair trimmer is configured to couple with the razor assembly to nest within the razor assembly while the razor assembly is coupled to the first end of the hand-piece.

7338053, Mar 4, 2008

Jun 7, 2006

11/448417

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Dave Duncanson - West Newbury MA, US
Sung K. Park - Newton Center MA, US

Umagination Labs, L.P. - Newton MA

B60K 11/00

280 37, 280335, 280206, 280639, 280 9, 280 4736, 280 47371, 280 4738, 280 4726

A wheeled transport device includes a body having a compartment configured to contain goods. Wheels are rotatably attached to a lower portion of the body, and a handle is attached to an upper portion of the body. The handle is configured to retract within a cavity defined by the body. An electronic device is mounted to the handle.

2008028, Nov 20, 2008

Jan 7, 2008

12/008102

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Elizabeth Johansen - Somerville MA, US
Angie Kim - San Francisco CA, US
Sung K. Park - Newton MA, US

H05B 1/00, A47J 37/00

99331, 99332, 219492

The invention relates to an apparatus used for automatically shutting off cooking appliances, such as ovens, stoves, hot pots, toasters, grills, and others. More specifically, the apparatus is secured to a cooking appliance, e.g. to its control panel, and may prevent a cooking appliance from being turned on before a timer is set. The apparatus can also increase the ease with which a cooking appliance knob or other actuator may be used. To automatically shutoff the cooking appliance, the apparatus uses a timing mechanism with a spring. Pressure is exerted on a spring when the timer is set, storing enough force in the spring to enable it to turn the cooking appliance to the OFF position when time has expired. A mechanical stop is in place to keep the spring energy from releasing until the timer reaches the OFF position.

2010025, Oct 7, 2010

Mar 31, 2010

12/751568

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung K. Park - Chestnut Hill MA, US

B65D 3/04, B65D 3/28, B65D 5/56, B31B 1/90, B31B 7/00, B31B 1/00

229 45, 22912523, 22912524, 229 581, 493108, 493110, 493153

A container includes a body, a liner attached to the interior of the body, a lid dimensioned to attached to the top of the liner, and a perimeter seal attached to the lid. The lid includes a hole and the perimeter seal includes a region dimensioned to create a friction fit when disposed in the hole. Each of the body, the liner, and the lid may include a paper pulp coated with a biodegradable, organically derived, plastic resin. Methods of constructing the container are also disclosed.

7886399, Feb 15, 2011

Feb 7, 2008

12/027968

Douglas C. Dayton - Harvard MA, US
Sung Park - Newton MA, US
Karl Eaton Abele - Newton MA, US
Jason Robinson - Tewksbury MA, US

Umagination Labs, L.P. - Newton MA

A46B 13/02

1523604, 15 23, 15 884, 1510405, 1510409, 15104095

In embodiments of the present invention, a gutter-cleaning device comprises a housing containing an impeller drive facility, the housing configured to fit into a gutter, an impeller, disposed at an end of the housing and driven by the impeller drive facility, and a transport facility for transporting the housing along the gutter. The impeller may have an axis of rotation, the axis of rotation oriented toward an inside corner of the gutter and the impeller drive facility may be adapted to rotate the impeller on the axis of rotation. Transport of the housing through the gutter may cause the impeller to travel along an axis of motion, the axis of motion differing from the axis of rotation.