MALCOLM C WINSOR
Engineering in Mount Vernon, NH

5379059, Jan 3, 1995

Jun 10, 1992

7/896226

Malcolm Winsor - Mont Vernon NH

Cirrus Technology Inc. - Nashua NH

B41J 2435

346108

In a digital imaging system in which a number of lasers provide different colored beams that are combined into a single collimated focused beam so that the film is exposed to all color components simultaneously, an improved alignment system in which critical adjustments are entirely independent from the optical source or subsequent mirrors. The elevation of the final beam path is controlled by independently changing the angular path of each beam component before it is directed along the final beam path. The azimuth and elevation and the final lateral position of each beam component along the final beam path is independently adjusted by changing the azimuth and elevation angle of a mirror that deflects the corresponding beam component along the final beam path. In a preferred embodiment, a light beam is directed by a movable mirror to a modulator for varying the intensity of the beam in accordance with the digital data. The mirror and the modulation means are supported together in fixed relationship on a movable mount that is angularly adjustable independently from the optical source and from subsequent optical components.

5367323, Nov 22, 1994

Jun 10, 1992

7/896183

Malcolm Winsor - Mont Vernon NH

Cirrus Technology Inc. - Nashua NH

B41J 2435

346139R

In a digital imaging system in which a number of lasers provide different colored beams that are combined into a single collimated focused beam so that the film is exposed to all color components simultaneously, an improved mirror mount in which individual critical adjustments are made without affecting the setting of other adjustments. A mirror is mounted on a block that is in face-to-face relationship with a stand. A pivot ball is positioned in two recesses in the opposing faces to permit angular adjustment of the mounting block in a first plane relative to said stand, and a second adjustment permits movement of said block relative to said stand about the pivot ball in a plane perpendicular to said first plane. A third adjustment permits transverse movement of the mirror mount.

4933687, Jun 12, 1990

Oct 3, 1988

7/252670

Malcolm Winsor - Mont Vernon NH

Cirrus Technology Inc. - Nashua NH

G01D 1514, H04N 146

346108

In a photoplotter for making use of digital data to produce photographic images, a collimated light source provides precision focusing. Three laser light beams are combined into a single coincident beam so that the film is exposed to all color components simultaneously. In the beam alignment system, the different adjustments are entirely independent which simplifies the alignment of the light beams. The elevation of the final beam path is controlled by independently changing the angular path of each beam component before it is directed along the final beam path, by means of three movable platforms each carrying an optical modulator and a mirror. The azimuth and elevation angles and the lateral position of each beam component along the final beam path are independently adjusted by changing the azimuth and elevation angles and the lateral position of a mirror that deflects the corresponding beam component along the final beam path. The adjustments are substantially independent with a miniumum of interaction. A moving mirror assembly causes the beam to move laterally to scan a film on a rotating drum.

4699295, Oct 13, 1987

Sep 30, 1985

6/781951

Louis A. Cedrone - Eastchester NY
Bruce Vahjen - Yorktown Heights NY
Richard T. Garton - Croton-On-Hudson NY
Thomas F. Williams - New Canaan CT
Malcolm C. Winsor - Mount Vernon NH

PepsiCo Inc. - Purchase NY

B65G 5906

221108

A vending machine designed to increase the flexibility of product storage and distribution therein, allowing specific product capacities to be increased or decreased in small increments without a loss of product selection. In the vending machine, a plurality of substantially vertical partitions define a plurality of vertical adjacent columns for product storage, wherein adjacent product storage columns are separated by a vertical partition. A removable product transfer shelf is placed at a selected vertical position in at least one particular product storage column, such that products below the transfer shelf are vended by actuation of the vending mechanism for that particular product column, while products above the transfer shelf are transferred thereby to an adjacent product column to be vended by the vending machine for the adjacent product column. A transfer gate is positioned adjacent to the product transfer shelf in the vertical partition between the particular product column and the adjacent product column. The transfer gate pivotally opens into the adjacent product column after the level of products therein falls below the gate to allow it to open.

7895688, Mar 1, 2011

Oct 10, 2008

12/287708

Jay Ronald Rowes - Wareham MA, US
Malcolm C. Winsor - Mount Vernon NH, US
David A. Zlotek - Nashua NH, US

A47B 7/00, A61G 5/00

5612, 5607, 5609, 5 881, 5 811 R

A system and procedure for preventing and enhancing healing of Decubiti ulcers on patients, comprising the steps of placing the patient on a web adapted to support the patient, the web having a patient contacting portion and a non-patient contacting portion, the web having an opening through the web, positioned so that the opening surrounds the ulcer and prevents contact of the web with the ulcer, and using a web support system adapted to support the web by attachment only to the non-patient contacting portion, to solely support the web with a patient on it. The procedure may also include a step wherein a rocking device is used that acts through the web support system to selectively tilt the web and thereby to tilt the patient on the patient contact portion of the web, so that the pressure between the patient and the web is cyclically altered.

2011013, Jun 16, 2011

Dec 14, 2010

12/968272

JAY RONALD ROWES - WAREHAM MA, US
MALCOLM C. WINSOR - MOUNT VERNON NH, US
DAVID A. ZLOTEK - NASHUA NH, US

A61G 7/057

5609

A system and procedure for preventing and enhancing healing of Decubiti ulcers on patients, comprising the steps of placing the patient on a web adapted to support the patient, the web having a patient contacting portion and a non-patient contacting portion, the web having an opening through the web, positioned so that the opening surrounds the ulcer and prevents contact of the web with the ulcer, and using a web support system adapted to support the web by attachment only to the non-patient contacting portion, to solely support the web with a patient on it. The procedure may also include a step wherein a rocking device is used that acts through the web support system to selectively tilt the web and thereby to tilt the patient on the patient contact portion of the web, so that the pressure between the patient and the web is cyclically altered.

4044850, Aug 30, 1977

Apr 14, 1975

5/567547

Malcolm C. Winsor - Mont Vernon NH

B62D 5504

180 92C

A wheelchair with relatively large diameter wheels on each side of the chair frame and two smaller wheels in front carries one or more continuous traction belts beneath the seat and/or the back of the chair in retracted position when the chair is used on a flat surface. The large wheels are each attached to the frame by a lever controlled mechanism manipulated by the operator to raise the large wheels, lowering the seat and tilting the chair backward so that the chair rides on the continuous traction belts. This action is taken at a steep incline or at steps to place the operator in a safe, comfortable position with lowered center of gravity for ascending or descending the steps. Means such as an electric motor is provided for driving the traction belts to carry the operator safely up or down the incline or steps.