James R. Nelson
General Contractor in Salt Lake City, UT

2013018, Jul 18, 2013

Jan 17, 2012

13/352022

James Q. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US

NELSON AND NELSON ENTERPRISES, LLC, - Salt Lake City UT

B60S 1/32, B60S 1/54, B08B 1/00, B60S 1/04, B60S 1/38, B60S 1/06

134 6, 1525029, 1525007, 1525023

Apparatuses and methods for removing ice from a windshield. A windshield wiper includes a wiper assembly, a scrubber assembly, and an engaging assembly. The wiper assembly includes a wiper support structure and a wiper blade attached to the wiper support structure. The scrubber assembly includes a scrubber support structure, an elongated scrubber element and a motor. The scrubber element is movably attached to the scrubber support structure and extends between a first end and a spaced apart second end along a central longitudinal axis. The scrubber element can have a hardness value sufficient to remove ice from the windshield. The motor is mounted to the scrubber support structure and is engaged with the scrubber element to move the scrubber element to remove ice. An engaging assembly can be coupled with the wiper assembly and the scrubber assembly to raise and lower the scrubber assembly with respect to the wiper assembly.

2013018, Jul 18, 2013

Jan 17, 2012

13/351976

James Q. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US

NELSON AND NELSON ENTERPRISES, LLC - Salt Lake City UT

B60S 1/34, B60S 1/48, B08B 1/04, B60S 1/06

134 6, 152503, 1525023, 1525004

A windshield wiper includes a wiper assembly, a scrubber assembly, and an engaging assembly. The wiper assembly includes a wiper support structure and a wiper blade attached to the wiper support structure. The scrubber assembly includes a scrubber support structure, an elongated scrubber element and a motor. The scrubber element is movably attached to the scrubber support structure and extends between a first end and a spaced apart second end along a central longitudinal axis. The motor is mounted to the scrubber support structure and is engaged with the scrubber element to reciprocally move the scrubber element along the central longitudinal axis. The engaging assembly is coupled with the wiper assembly and the scrubber assembly and is configured to raise and lower the scrubber assembly with respect to the wiper assembly. Also, an automated method of using a windshield wiper.

2013018, Jul 18, 2013

Jan 17, 2012

13/351912

James Q. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US

NELSON AND NELSON ENTERPRISES, LLC, - Salt Lake City UT

B60S 1/34, B60S 1/32, B60S 1/06

15250202, 1525023, 1525029, 1525031

A windshield wiper includes a wiper assembly, a scrubber assembly, and an engaging assembly. The wiper assembly includes a wiper support structure and a wiper blade attached to the wiper support structure. The scrubber assembly includes a scrubber support structure and an elongated scrubber element to the scrubber support structure. The engaging assembly is coupled with the wiper assembly and the scrubber assembly and is configured to raise and lower the scrubber assembly with respect to the wiper assembly. A plurality of adapters can be attached to the scrubber element to provide a force to push the scrubber element against a windshield. The force can be individually adjustable. Also, a windshield wiper includes a wiper support structure, a wiper blade attached to the wiper support structure, and a plurality of adapters positioned on the wiper support structure. The adapters are spaced apart from each other.

4577222, Mar 18, 1986

Nov 26, 1982

6/444613

Robert A. Kruger - Sandy UT
James A. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT

Thomson-CSF Broadcast, Inc. - Stamford CT

H04N 532

358111

The disclosure is directed to a method and apparatus for generating a processed image of a cross-section through a body. Fluoroscopic tomography is achieved wherein a series of video frames of a cross-section of a body can be viewed in real time. In this manner, for example, one can monitor the progress of a bolus of contrast material moving through a blood vessel in the cross-section being viewed. In a form of the disclosure, a recorded series of frames of a principal plane of a body being imaged can be processed to obtain a corresponding series of frames that represent a plane of interest that is spaced from the principal plane, thereby avoiding the necessity of re-exposure for each new plane to be viewed. In accordance with the disclosed method, a body is disposed between a combination of a source of radiation and an associated detector, such that a beam of radiation from the source impinges angularly on the body and passes through to the detector. Relative rotational motion is effected between the beam and the body, such that a principal plane of interest in the body remains substantially in focus during the relative rotational motion.

7806432, Oct 5, 2010

Sep 5, 2007

11/850426

James E. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US
Josh Allred - Ogden UT, US

Autoliv ASP, Inc. - Ogden UT

B60R 21/16

2807302

An airbag system for protecting a passenger in a motor vehicle including an ejection mitigation device configured to substantially cover an inside surface of the motor vehicle such as the rear window or the front windshield. The ejection mitigation device may be attached to one or more deployment guides which can then be attached to a driver or passenger side inflatable airbag. The deployment guides may be configured to guide the deployment of the ejection mitigation device during inflation of the driver and passenger side inflatable airbags.

8505153, Aug 13, 2013

Feb 12, 2010

12/705265

James Q. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US

Nelson and Nelson Enterprises, LLC - Salt Lake City UT

A47L 1/00

1525041, 1525023, 152504, 152565

A scrubber assembly includes a scrubber support structure, a scrubber element and a vibrating motor. The scrubber support structure is configured to attach to a windshield wiper. The scrubber element is movably attached to the scrubber support structure and extends between a first end and a spaced apart second end along a central longitudinal axis. The motor is mounted to the scrubber element so as to cause the scrubber element to vibrate when the vibrating motor is activated.

8032976, Oct 11, 2011

Oct 9, 2008

12/248732

James Q. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US

Nelson and Nelson Enterprises, LLC - Salt Lake City UT

B60S 1/52, B60S 1/46, B60S 1/28, B60S 1/12

1525004, 1525041, 1525022

A windshield wiper includes a scrubbing assembly attached to a wiper assembly. The wiper assembly includes a wiper blade attached to a wiper housing. The scrubbing assembly includes a scrubbing element having a central longitudinal axis and one or more turbines attached to the scrubbing element, the turbine(s) being configured to fluidly couple with a washer fluid line of a vehicle and to rotate the scrubbing element about the central longitudinal axis when wiper fluid flows through the turbine(s). The wiper fluid may be deposited on the scrubbing element after flowing through the turbine(s) and the scrubbing assembly can also include a shield. The scrubbing assembly can be rigidly secured to the wiper assembly or can be detachable therefrom.