DR. JOHN J CROWLEY, MD
Radiology at Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PA

7240882, Jul 10, 2007

Nov 20, 2003

10/718260

Drew Degentesh - Pittsburgh PA, US
Matthew Beale - Pittsburgh PA, US
John Crowley - Pittsburgh PA, US
Matthew Goodworth - Pittsburgh PA, US
David M. Reilly - Glenshaw PA, US
Mark Trocki - Cheswick PA, US

Medrad, Inc. - Indianola PA

A47F 5/08

24823191, 2483091, 604151

A medical container loading system includes a medical container loading device and a fill station. The fill station is located proximate to the medical container loading device and includes a mounting plate and a holding assembly. The holding assembly is connected to the mounting plate for supporting a medical fluid container adapted for fluid communication with a medical container, such as a syringe, used in the medical container loading device. The holding assembly may include a fixed support and a movable support, which maintain the medical fluid container in the holding assembly. The fixed support may be funnel-shaped with a smooth or stepped inner wall. The fixed support may also be rectangular shaped and have an inclined inner wall or support for supporting the body of the medical fluid container. The movable support may be a resiliently biased support arm or an adjustable strap.

2011004, Feb 24, 2011

Aug 20, 2010

12/860037

Michael McManus - Oakdale PA, US
Stephen Spencer - Pittsburgh PA, US
Donald MacDonald - Pittsburgh PA, US
John Crowley - Pittsburgh PA, US
Joseph Ballay - Pittsburgh PA, US

B43L 1/00

434408

A modular, portable writing and projection system having a variable curvature is disclosed. The system uses dry erase boards, chalk or black boards, or other flexible panels having at least one writing surface. The panels have edges for joining to posts. The system combines panels to form a large, modular system for use at meetings, gatherings or other assemblies. The system allows a large number of users to contribute to a presentation, and also allows users to view the presentation. Because the panels are flexible, the system may be curved, allowing more panels to be mounted, used, written on and viewed, within limited space. The panels may be used in either a convex or concave manner, i.e., curved in or curved out, as desired. The resistance of the panels to remaining in a curved state is overcome by feet on the posts and braking or holding devices on the feet.

2007005, Mar 15, 2007

Sep 13, 2005

11/225332

Russ Sabo - Sewickley PA, US
John Crowley - Pittsburgh PA, US

E05B 47/06

070257000, 070279100

A door lock device includes a lock having a deadbolt with a first end and a second end. The second end is structured to disengage from an object, such as a portion of a door frame, in a first position and to engage the object in a second position. A spring directly engages and biases the first end of the deadbolt toward the second position thereof. A solenoid includes a plunger structured to engage the deadbolt, in order to hold the deadbolt in the first position thereof. A sensor is structured to sense at least one of the first and second positions of the deadbolt. A wireless controller is structured to receive a wireless signal and responsively energize the solenoid, in order to disengage the plunger of the solenoid from the deadbolt and release the deadbolt to the second position thereof.

8596600, Dec 3, 2013

Aug 20, 2010

12/860022

Stephen Spencer - Pittsburgh PA, US
Joseph Ballay - Pittsburgh PA, US
David Bishop - Sewickley PA, US
Donald MacDonald - Pittsburgh PA, US
John Crowley - Pittsburgh PA, US

Maya Design, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA

A47B 23/04

2484471, 248488, 4061101

A modular collaborative panel system intended for use on walls, frames and stands is disclosed. The system uses dry erase boards, chalk or black boards, or other panels having at least one writing surface. The panels have notches or cut-outs on each side so the panels can be mounted to a wall or a frame using pegs. The system combines panels in rows or columns, or both, to form a large, modular system for use at meetings, gatherings or other assemblies. The system allows a large number of users to contribute to a presentation, and also allows users to view the presentation.