KENNETH DAVID WHITE
Pilots at Cedar Ave, Cocoa, FL

7233424, Jun 19, 2007

Aug 30, 2004

10/929756

Paul F. Fischer - Fort Wayne IN, US
Warren H. Miller - Palm Bay FL, US
Kenneth D. White - Cocoa FL, US
Reeder N. Ward - Melbourne FL, US

DOT Intellectual Properties, LLC - Fort Wayne IN

G02B 26/08

359196, 359198, 359199, 359212, 359225, 359814

A laser cutting system, including a steering mirror assembly for directing a laser beam through a predetermined cutting path along a workpiece or substrate material. The steering mirror assembly includes a base, and a mirror pivotally supported on the base by a flexure assembly which confines pivotal movement of the mirror about a vertical Y-axis and/or about a horizontal X-axis. A pair of electrical actuator assemblies include movable bobbin assemblies connected to the mirror by control rod flexures at locations on the mirror which are spaced 90° apart from one another. In operation, selective electrical energization of the actuator assemblies controls movement of the bobbin assemblies to pivot the mirror about the vertical Y-axis and/or about the horizontal X-axis throughout a number of angular orientations to thereby direct the laser beam through a predetermined cutting operation pattern along the substrate surface to cut materials from the substrate. The flexure arrangements which support the mirror on the base and which connect the bobbin assemblies to the mirror facilitate substantially frictionless movement of the bobbin assemblies and the mirror, which allows the mirror to pivot at high operational speeds during the cutting sequence.

6095344, Aug 1, 2000

Jan 7, 1998

9/003952

Kenneth D. White - Cocoa FL

A47F 500, A47F 700

211 17

An overhead storage system for bicycles and objects that weigh approximately 40 to 50 pounds. The stored object is counter balanced by nitrogen gas spring cylinders so as to make the object virtually weightless to the user-operator. The object is stored flat or horizontally against the ceiling of a garage, porch or breezeway so as to be well above headspace and so that floor space is not taken up by the object. The user-operator pulls the stored object down with a cord similar in ease to pulling down a set of attic type stairs. A boom is pivotally connected to a ceiling mount. A first gas spring allows the stored object to move and rotate in an arc from the horizontal ceiling adjacent position to a vertical position approximately thirty inches from the floor. The boom has a lower telescoping tubular sections with a second lower gas spring holding the tubular sections together. The user-operator pulls down on handles connected to the lower tubular section which lowers the object to the floor.

7212706, May 1, 2007

Apr 14, 2004

10/824141

Kenneth D. White - Cocoa FL, US
Warren H. Miller - Palm Bay FL, US
Mark T. Montgomery - Melbourne Beach FL, US
Reeder N. Ward - Melbourne FL, US

Noah Industries, Inc. - Melbourne FL

G02B 6/32, G02B 6/42

385 33, 385 25, 385 90, 385 93

An optical transceiver antenna has a pair of cartridges supported by a pan/tilt mount. A lens at forward end of a cartridge interfaces light between an end of a light relay element retained by an axial deflection device and free space. The forward end of a cartridge also terminates first ends of actuator wires that are mutually rotationally displaced a distance of 90° from one another in a plane normal to a boresight axis of the antenna. The actuator wires have second wire terminations at the axial deflection device which are mutually rotationally displaced a distance of 90° from one another in a plane passing through the axial deflection device normal to the boresight axis. Heating currents are supplied to the actuator wires, causing their lengths to change, thereby flexing the axial deflection device and light relay element off boresight.

7181350, Feb 20, 2007

May 13, 2005

11/128588

John W. Oberding - Clearwater FL, US
Glen E. Geiger - St. Petersburg FL, US
Kenneth D. White - Cocoa FL, US
Reeder N. Ward - Melbourne FL, US

North America Technology Services, Inc. - Pinellas Park FL

G01R 31/36, G01R 21/00

702 62, 702 57, 702 63, 600485, 600501

A cradle-configured interface for a hand-held blood glucose meter has a multi-electrical contact-containing battery door that enables blood glucose analysis data stored in the meter to be automatically downloaded to a modem within a meter cradle for transmission to a monitoring facility. Electrical contacts of the battery door are connected to conductors of the meter's printed circuit board when the battery door is closed. The cradle has spring-loaded probes connected to its internal modem and engaging the electrical contacts within the battery door when the meter is placed in the cradle. Upon sensing the meter in the cradle, the modem downloads blood sample analysis data stored in the meter into local memory and then transmits blood glucose analysis data to a downstream healthcare reporting site.

8079719, Dec 20, 2011

Mar 6, 2008

12/043246

Warren H. Miller - Palm Bay FL, US
Kenneth D. White - Cocoa FL, US
Reeder N. Ward - Melbourne FL, US

G02B 5/08

359872, 248652

The invention provides for an improved mirror scanning system for use with a millimeter wave imaging system. The mirror scanning system includes a pair of voice coil actuators aligned generally perpendicular to a mirror. The voice coils are intermittently energized pursuant to a predetermined frequency related to a desired resolution. A base supports a back plate that is generally disposed parallel to the mirror and secures the pair of voice coil actuators. A rod flexure is secured to a center yoke, or coil bobbin, of each of the respective voice coils and to a back side of the mirror so that the pair of rod flexures simultaneously exert a force on the mirror causing deflection thereon as the pair of voice coils are energized. Stationary position sensors are mounted adjacent to each cylinder so the sensor can determine to location of the cylinder, and hence the angle of the mirror.

2006025, Nov 16, 2006

May 13, 2005

11/128587

John Oberding - Clearwater FL, US
Glen Geiger - St. Petersburg FL, US
Kenneth White - Cocoa FL, US
Warren Miller - Palm Bay FL, US
Reeder Ward - Melbourne FL, US

NORTH AMERICAN TECHNOLOGY SERVICES, INC. - Pinellas Park FL

G06F 13/00, A61B 5/00

710303000, 600365000

An interface between a communication modem and a hand-held, battery-operated information collection device, such as a blood glucose meter comprises a support cradle into which blood glucose meter is placed. A mechanical translation unit within the cradle then automatically rotates a cam-driven, pivotable swing arm on which an electrical connector to modem memory is mounted. The swing arm follows a spiral groove in the cam, so as to fully insert the electrical connector into the data port receptacle of the meter. After data has been downloaded from the meter into modem memory, the mechanical translation unit causes reverse rotation of the cam, so as to retract the electrical connector out of the data port receptacle, whereupon the meter may be removed by the user.

5775595, Jul 7, 1998

Feb 16, 1996

8/603033

John J. Knodel - Melbourne FL
Kenneth D. White - Cocoa FL

B05B 903

239375

A sprayer apparatus for dispensing liquid fertilizer, weed control or liquid insecticide from an elongated storage tube using one hand. A see-through plastic storage tube has a spray nozzle one end and a handgrip with trigger on the opposite end. Compressing the trigger moves a trigger rod to move a piston that forces gravity fed liquid through the spray nozzle. The spray nozzle can be located in a housing having a convex curved outer surface along with a wheel protruding from the bottom surface of the housing. The wheel can have conical side edges and a flat exterior side. Alternatively, the wheel can have rounded outer edges. Visible markings on the exterior of the plastic storage tube can tell the user the remaining amount of the liquid stored inside. An optional protruding handgrip can be located halfway down the storage tube for allowing the device to be controlled by two hands. A second version includes a two way valve located inside the storage tube.