GARY S FISHER, PSY.D
Psychologist at Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

6717383, Apr 6, 2004

Aug 30, 2000

09/650878

Chris S. Brunt - Topanga CA 90290
Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA 90025

F04B 4920

318723, 239 18, 239 23, 318722

A programmable fountain controller for varying the flow rate of an AC PMSM fountain pump in a pre-determined manner so as to generate dynamically changing flow patterns. A micro-controller is provided to vary the pulse width and frequency timing over time for generating signals to an output switching circuit that drives the pump. A mode switch provides user-settable modes of operation selected from a group comprising a programmed flow control mode, a manual flow setting mode, an audio input mode and an external data input/output mode.

4946258, Aug 7, 1990

Jul 11, 1989

7/378699

Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA
Ole Gunst - Topanga CA

G03B 152, G03H 126

350321

An exposure station and a film transport comprise apparatus for recording a series of strip holograms on a continuous length of non-perforated film. The apparatus includes a vacuum-platen for keeping the film stable during holographic recording and a film stepping mechanism for advancing the film in equal steps between successive exposures. The film stepping mechanism is operationally coupled to the vacuum-platen and includes a drive arm that grips the film during each advance and releases the film without backlash between successive film advances. The film stepping mechanism includes a single-acting vacuum cylinder for moving the drive arm. The apparatus does not introduce strain in the film during the transport process which could result in non-uniform demodulation of the successive strip holograms. The stepping increment (holographic strip width) is adjustable with accurate increments as small as 0. 005" being obtainable.

5121227, Jun 9, 1992

Jan 5, 1990

7/461414

Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA
Murty V. Mantravadi - Carson CA

G03H 102

359 1

Improved optical holographic apparatuses are disclosed for making white light viewable rainbow holograms in one step utilizing concave mirror optics. On-axis and off-axis configurations are presented for holography of real objects and for reduced image holography of a real image projection from a laser transmission hologram. An optical apparatus and curved recording devices are devised to reduce and/or eliminate certain aberrations introduced by the concave mirror. To yield a wide holographic field of view at low cost, small diameter mirrors are employed in two alternative devices for replacing a single concave mirror in the various embodiments. Two methods are then presented to obtain reduced image size one-step rainbow holograms from a full size object or holographic image. Finally, a method is given for specifying the radius of curvature and minimum effective aperture of a concave mirror system in one step rainbow holography that maintains image aberrations at acceptable levels and yields the desired field of view.

5601598, Feb 11, 1997

Aug 8, 1994

8/287209

Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA

A61B 1700

606204

Removably attachable wrist band devices for use in helping an addicted cigarette smoker permanently quit smoking. The devices comprise an acupressure stimulator section, a wrist attachment section, and an elastic section with controlled elasticity. The wrist band is placed on a user's wrist such that the acupressure stimulator is positioned proximal to the L-7 acupuncture point and the elastic section of the wrist band is positioned on top of the user's wrist. The elastic section of the wrist band is designed to limit the maximal energy that the user can transfer to a unit area of skin when the band is snapped against the wrist. This is so that snapping the wrist band will not be perceived as aversive to the user. The disclosed wrist band devices have the dual functions of providing a non-aversive behavioral modification function together with providing stimulation of the L-7 acupuncture point, which has therapeutic value in treatment of smoking addiction.

4925260, May 15, 1990

Nov 18, 1987

7/122360

Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA
Murty V. Mantravadi - Carson CA

G03H 110

350 367

Improved optical holographic apparatuses are disclosed for making white light viewable rainbow holograms in one step utilizing concave mirror optics. On-axis and off-axis configurations are presented for holography of real objects and for reduced image holography of a real image projection from a laser transmission hologram. An optical apparatus and curved recording device are devised to reduce and/or eliminate certain aberrations introudced by the concave mirror. To yield a wide holographic field of view at low cost, small diameter mirrors are employed in two alternative devices for replacing a single concave mirror in the various embodiments. Two methods are then presented to obtain reduced image size one-step rainbow holograms from a full size object or holographic image. Finally, a method is given for specifying the radius of curvature and minimum effective aperture of a concave mirror system in one step rainbow holography that maintains image aberrations at acceptable levels and yield the desired field of view.

D394301, May 12, 1998

Jul 15, 1997

D/073506

Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA

Armchair World - Los Angeles CA

2301

D23201

7518333, Apr 14, 2009

Mar 7, 2006

11/369622

Gary Randolph Fisher - Los Angeles CA, US

H02P 27/00

318723, 318722

Two apparatuses are disclosed for providing a dynamically varying water surge in a salt-water reef aquarium. The first apparatus is a micro-controller based variable frequency reef surge drive for an AC permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) submersible aquarium pump. Drive comprises voltage conversion circuitry , xmicro-controller , reef-surge generation program , variable frequency drive , mode switch and tidal cycle switch. Three user-selectable modes of operation are provided: a random frequency mode, a fixed-program mode and a tidal mode. A second apparatus comprises a novel submersible AC PMSM pump with dual impeller assemblies and dual input and output chambers for supporting forward and reverse flow through an AC PMSM pump.

D489429, May 4, 2004

Nov 4, 2002

29/170347

Gary R. Fisher - Los Angeles CA 90064

1199

D23201, D11131