MR. MICHAEL PAUL ANDERSON, PT
Restorative Service Providers at Walker St, Lowell, MA

License number
Massachusetts 19149
Category
Restorative Service Providers
Type
Orthopedic
Address
Address
176 Walker St, Lowell, MA 01854
Phone
(978) 452-9252
(979) 970-0271 (Fax)

Professional information

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Michael P Anderson, Lowell MA - PT (Physical therapy)

Specialties:
Physical Therapy, Orthopedic Physical Therapy
Address:
176 Walker St, Lowell 01854
(978) 452-9252 (Phone)
Languages:
English


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Michael Paul Anderson, Lowell MA

Specialties:
Physical Therapist
Address:
176 Walker St, Lowell, MA 01854


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Vehicle And Structure Shield

US Patent:
8011285, Sep 6, 2011
Filed:
Apr 14, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/386114
Inventors:
Michael D. Farinella - Belmont MA, US
Robert Lee Cardenas - Framingham MA, US
William R. Lawson - Gloucester MA, US
Brendan LaBrecque - Peabody MA, US
Frances Rush - Norwood MA, US
David Hoadley - Lexington MA, US
Michael Wheaton - Charlestown MA, US
Michael Anderson - Lowell MA, US
Thomas Mann - Littleton MA, US
Abed Kanaan - Still River MA, US
Patrick Callahan - Maynard MA, US
Assignee:
Foster-Miller, Inc. - Waltham MA
International Classification:
F41H 11/00, F41H 13/00
US Classification:
89 3608, 89 3602, 89 3607, 89 3609, 89918
Abstract:
A vehicle and structure shield includes a flexible net subsystem including an array of rods or hard points supported by the net subsystem and configured to impact a projectile striking the net. A frame includes mounting brackets attached thereto positioning the frame in a spaced relationship with respect to the vehicle or structure. A first releasable fastener subsystem releasably secures the net subsystem to the frame and a second releasable fastener subsystem releasably secures the mounting brackets of the frame to a vehicle or structure.


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Vehicle And Structure Shield

US Patent:
8245621, Aug 21, 2012
Filed:
Jul 27, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/136283
Inventors:
Michael D. Farinella - Belmont MA, US
Robert Lee Cardenas - Framingham MA, US
William R. Lawson - Gloucester MA, US
Brendan LaBrecque - Peabody MA, US
Frances Rush - Norwood MA, US
David Hoadley - Lexington MA, US
Michael Wheaton - Charlestown MA, US
Michael Anderson - Lowell MA, US
Thomas Mann - Littleton MA, US
Abed Kanaan - Still River MA, US
Patrick Callahan - Maynard MA, US
Assignee:
QinetiQ North America - McLean VA
International Classification:
F41H 11/00, F41H 13/00
US Classification:
89 3608, 89 3602, 89 3607, 89 3609, 89918
Abstract:
A vehicle and structure shield includes a flexible net subsystem including an array of rods or hard points supported by the net subsystem and configured to impact a projectile striking the net. A frame includes mounting brackets attached thereto positioning the frame in a spaced relationship with respect to the vehicle or structure. A first releasable fastener subsystem releasably secures the net subsystem to the frame and a second releasable fastener subsystem releasably secures the mounting brackets of the frame to a vehicle or structure.


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Vehicle And Structure Shield Method

US Patent:
8245622, Aug 21, 2012
Filed:
Jul 27, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/136284
Inventors:
Michael D. Farinella - Belmont MA, US
Robert Lee Cardenas - Framingham MA, US
William R. Lawson - Gloucester MA, US
Brendan LaBrecque - Peabody MA, US
Frances Rush - Norwood MA, US
David Hoadley - Lexington MA, US
Michael Wheaton - Charlestown MA, US
Michael Anderson - Lowell MA, US
Thomas Mann - Littleton MA, US
Abed Kanaan - Still River MA, US
Patrick Callahan - Maynard MA, US
Assignee:
QinetiQ North America, Inc. - McLean VA
International Classification:
F41H 11/00, F41H 13/00
US Classification:
89 3608, 89 3602, 89 3607, 89 3609, 89918
Abstract:
A vehicle and structure shield includes a flexible net subsystem including an array of rods or hard points supported by the net subsystem and configured to impact a projectile striking the net. A frame includes mounting brackets attached thereto positioning the frame in a spaced relationship with respect to the vehicle or structure. A first releasable fastener subsystem releasably secures the net subsystem to the frame and a second releasable fastener subsystem releasably secures the mounting brackets of the frame to a vehicle or structure.