JOHN IRVIN BRADY, M.D., PH.D.
Medical Practice at Buckingham Rd, Richardson, TX

4447230, May 8, 1984

Aug 5, 1981

6/290257

John A. Gula - Richardson TX
John D. Brady - Dallas TX
Thomas C. Thompson - McKinney TX
Joyce M. Alt - Houston TX

Quest Medical, Inc. - Carrollton TX

A61M 100

604122

An intravenous administration set assembly (10) is disclosed which is capable of introducing fluid from a plurality of sources of intravenous fluids into a patient and which allows the various sources of fluid to be easily attached and detected from the assembly without the necessity for intravening safety steps, such as purging the system, and yet without any possibility of air or bacteria being introduced through the system into the patient. An air-eliminating filter (32) is attached to a manifold formed of fittings (26) which are connected through inlet adapters (28) to the sources of intravenous fluid. The air-eliminating filter (32) ensures that air or bacteria introduced into the assembly (10) through attaching or detaching sources to the assembly does not pass to the patient and also ensures that a head pressure is maintained relative to the venous pressure of the patient to prevent a back flow of blood from the patient into the assembly. Check valves are provided in each of the inlet adapters (28) attached to the manifold fittings (26) to prevent back flow from any one of the sources of fluid into another one of the sources to thus prevent contamination of the sources.

6267501, Jul 31, 2001

Apr 1, 1999

9/283274

Martin A. Wand - Plano TX
Kenneth Rachels - Plano TX
John F. Brady - Richardson TX
Michael Weinstein - Plano TX
David D. Ratcliff - Richardson TX

Raytheon Company - Lexington MA

G01J 520, H04N 5217

374124

A method for measuring the temperature of a scene using a detector having at least one reference pixel, with an integratable sampling circuit associated with each pixel. Initially, an ambient reference temperature is observed with the reference pixel(s) to provide a parameter, generally voltage, indicative of that temperature to provide a constant voltage output indicating that temperature by varying the sampling circuit integration time. Each non-reference pixel is exposed to different scene and ambient temperatures and the integration time for each set of data for each pixel is recorded. For each pixel, an equation is provided relating integration time to pixel voltage when the ambient temperature and the scene temperature are the same to correct for offsets and an equation is provided relating integration time and offset corrected pixel value to the difference between the ambient temperature and the scene temperature when the ambient temperature and scene temperature differ for correction of responsivity. An equation is provided relating integration time to ambient temperature for calculating ambient temperature. The voltage level for each of the pixels and the integration is determined, the offset correction for each pixel is calculated based upon the integration time and the offset correction is applied to the pixel value for each pixel.

4875167, Oct 17, 1989

Jun 28, 1988

7/214919

John W. Price - Garland TX
John F. Brady - Dallas TX

Mileage Validator, Inc. - Richardson TX

G06F 1574

36442404

An odometer data computing apparatus includes an odometer data computer device and a printer. The computer device includes a keypad, liquid crystal display, microcomputer electronics and continuous memory to record beginning and end of trip time, dates, and odometer readings, to separate pleasure trip mileage, from business mileage, to compute the business mileage for each trip up to sixty business trips at a given time, to accumulate the total business trip mileage for the year, to end the yearly record promptly at the end of the year by indicating a need to print out the trip information for the year, to store the total mileage for the previous year, and to continue the trip recording for the next year. Trip information, including total mileage information for the previous year, may be printed out at any time during the current year. Also, trip information for each trip currently in memory may be printed out at any time.

7459686, Dec 2, 2008

Nov 30, 2006

11/606880

Athanasios J. Syllaios - Richardson TX, US
Thomas R. Schimert - Ovilla TX, US
William L. McCardel - Plano TX, US
Roland W. Gooch - Dallas TX, US
John F. Brady - Richardson TX, US

L-3 Communications Corporation - New York NY

G01J 5/00

2503381

Systems and methods for providing multi-spectral image capability using an integrated multi-band focal plane array that, in one example, may be employed to simultaneously image in the visible spectrum and infrared spectrum using an integrated dual-band focal plane array, e. g. , by including visible imaging circuitry within read out integrated circuitry (ROIC) used to readout infrared detector elements within the same pixel element/s.

8227755, Jul 24, 2012

Apr 28, 2010

12/799629

John F. Brady - Richardson TX, US
Thomas R. Schimert - Ovilla TX, US
Athanasios J. Syllaios - Richardson TX, US

L-3 Communications Corporation - New York NY

G01J 5/20

2503384

Optically transitioning pixel-level filtering using a multi-level structure that includes an isolated optically transitioning filter element that is suspended over a corresponding radiation detector element in a one-to-one relationship to provide, for example, one or more features such as spectral detection and/or selective radiation immunity.