RICHARD R JONES
Medical Practice at Montclair Cir, Venice, FL
License number
Florida 84545
Expiration Date
Dec 1, 2002
Category
Health Care
Type
Emergency Medical Technician
Address
Address
3535 Montclair Cir, Venice, FL 34287
Phone
(941) 423-8685
Professional information
Positional Responsive Illuminated Hand Device And System
US Patent:
2005021, Sep 29, 2005
Filed:
Jul 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/883190
Inventors:
Richard Jones - Venice FL, US
International Classification:
F21V021/08
US Classification:
362103000
Abstract:
An Illumination device for mounting on the hand of the user wherein the hand illumination means includes an internal positionally responsive switching means connected to a power source to cause the illumination means to be energized in a selectable manner when the hand device is in a predetermined position and de-energized when the hand device is in another predetermined position and may also contain there within a further switching means for causing a transmitter to signal a remote receiver to thus control a further illumination device for ultimate use in traffic control, school crossings and other motorist or pedestrian directional needs.
Flashing Beacon Having Irregular Wig-Wag Pattern
US Patent:
2012030, Dec 6, 2012
Filed:
Aug 13, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/584038
Inventors:
Richard D. Jones - Venice FL, US
International Classification:
G08G 1/095
US Classification:
340907
Abstract:
A flashing beacon may include a signal unit, a control unit associated with the signal unit, a solar panel or collector, and an activation device that may all be mounted or otherwise positioned on a post of a roadway sign. Light units associated with the signal unit may be programmed to flash on and off in a unique wig-wag pattern. Further, a light bar may also be used with the beacon to generate an intense flash of light soon after activation of the beacon as an additional means of grabbing the attention of the operator of a vehicle.
Positional Responsive Traffic Sign And System
US Patent:
2005021, Sep 29, 2005
Filed:
Mar 29, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/810423
Inventors:
Richard Jones - Venice FL, US
International Classification:
A45B003/02
US Classification:
362276000
Abstract:
A hand-held illumination means having a slit therein for forcibly receiving a sign or similar member for illumination wherein the hand-held illumination means includes an internal positionally responsive switching means connected to a remote power supply to cause the illumination means to be energized when the hand-held device is in a predetermined position and de-energized when the hand-held device is in another predetermined position and may also contain there within further switching means for causing a transmitter to signal a remote receiver for thus controlling a further illumination device for ultimate use in traffic control, school crossings and other motorist or pedestrian directional needs.
Flashing Beacon
US Patent:
8269654, Sep 18, 2012
Filed:
Sep 12, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/230242
Inventors:
Richard D. Jones - Venice FL, US
International Classification:
G08G 1/07, G08G 1/095, G08G 1/01, G08B 5/22, B61L 1/02, B61L 29/24
US Classification:
340907, 340906, 340917, 340925, 340933, 340481, 246125, 2464732
Abstract:
A flashing beacon may include a signal unit, a control unit associated with the signal unit, a solar panel or collector, and an activation device that may all be mounted or otherwise positioned on a post of a roadway sign. Light units associated with the signal unit may be programmed to flash on and off in a unique wig-wag pattern. Further, a light bar may also be used with the beacon to generate an intense flash of light soon after activation of the beacon as an additional means of grabbing the attention of the operator of a vehicle.
Flashing Beacon
US Patent:
8081087, Dec 20, 2011
Filed:
Jun 6, 2007
Appl. No.:
12/303802
Inventors:
Richard D. Jones - Venice FL, US
International Classification:
G08G 1/07, G08G 1/095, G08G 1/01, G08B 5/22, B61L 1/02, B61L 29/24
US Classification:
340907, 340906, 340917, 340925, 340933, 340481, 246125, 2464732
Abstract:
A flashing beacon may include a signal unit, a control unit associated with the signal unit, a solar panel or collector, and an activation device that may all be mounted or otherwise positioned on a post of a roadway sign. Light units associated with the signal unit may be programmed to flash on and off in a unique wig-wag pattern. Further, a light bar may also be used with the beacon to generate an intense flash of light soon after activation of the beacon as an additional means of grabbing the attention of the operator of a vehicle.