Robert Richard Parker
Engineers at Dahlia St, Denver, CO

4982997, Jan 8, 1991

Sep 5, 1989

7/402234

Roy E. Knoedler - Boulder CO
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO
William G. Au - Northglenn CO
Albert W. Gebhard - Denver CO

Snugli, Inc. - Lakewood CO

A47D 1302

297296

An infant carrier is provided which is capable of being positioned in various configurations in order to suit the various activities in which a infant can be involved. The body of the carrier is movably attached to the base in order that they can be moved to various positions relative one another. In a first position, the body of the carrier and the base are adjacent one another and in a second position the carrier body is moved a limited distance away from the base. In this second position, the carrier body is capable of a bouncing motion which can be activated by the infant's own movement or another person's touch. Preferably additional configurations, such as configurations in which an infant in the infant carrier can be easily fed or carried, are also obtainable.

5207478, May 4, 1993

Feb 28, 1991

7/662163

Theodore B. Freese - Westminster CO
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO
Gregg W. Harvey - Boulder CO

Gerry Baby Products Company - Denver CO

A47D 1310

297296

An infant seat having a seating surface positionable between upright and reclined orientations, the seating surface being supported by arms which are connected to torsion springs in a base, the torsion springs providing a bouncing motion to the seating surface in both the upright and reclined orientations. The base includes a rear support member which pivots between a support position, in which the member is substantially coplanar with the base, and a collapsed or folded position, in which the support member is pivoted adjacent to the seating surface. In a preferred embodiment, the connection between the seating surface and support arms includes a pivot plate pivotally connected to the seating surface and support arms and includes a slot engaged by a shoulder rivet attached to the support arms which defines limits of pivotable movement of the seating surface. The rear support member preferably includes nock fittings at its ends which engage the torsion springs and are held in engagement by extension springs captured within the rear support member ends. When the infant seat is adjusted to the collapsed or folded position, the nock fittings are disengaged from the torsion springs and pivoted toward the seating surface.

5588159, Dec 31, 1996

Nov 13, 1995

8/559167

Keith L. Poulson - Westminster CO
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO
Jeffrey T. Samson - Boulder CO
Harry B. Taylor - Lafayette CO

Gerry Baby Products Company - Thornton CO

A47K 3024

45721

Combination bathtub and infant-supporting insert are provided with interengagable members for firmly holding the insert in any of multiple inclined positions, enabling support of an infant on its back from a near horizontal position shortly after birth to a near-upright position at the stage that it is almost ready to outgrow the tub. The tub and insert are each preferably injection molded as a single piece from an appropriate plastic material. The infant-supporting surface is smoothly contoured to properly support the back, head and bottom of the infant in all angles of inclination, regardless of the infant's size.

7188507, Mar 13, 2007

Aug 27, 2004

10/927884

Randall A. Holliday - Broomfield CO, US
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO, US

International Communication Manufacturing Corp. - Denver CO

H01R 43/042

7240914, 29751, 29282, 292835

A crimping tool for connecting a cable fitting to the end of a cable is made up of an elongated body having a lever arm pivoted at one end of the body to actuate a plunger having a chuck at one end toward and away from axially slidable die portions on the body, and the die portions can be expanded to permit insertion of the connector sleeve and cable into engagement with the end of the chuck and contracted to apply a uniform crimping force to the fitting in response to an axial force applied to the chuck to increase the crimping force causing the die portions to be further contracted into crimping engagement following which the die portions can be expanded to release the fitting and cable from the tool.

4984845, Jan 15, 1991

Apr 14, 1989

7/338299

Roy E. Knoedler - Boulder CO
William G. Au - Northglenn CO
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO

Gerry Baby Products Company - Denver CO

A47D 110

297250

A child's car seat is provided that includes a seat belt assembly and a shield assembly. The seat belt assembly includes a seat belt that engages the lap of the child. A vehicle seat belt retains the car seat at the back of the vehicle seat. The seat belt of the child's car seat remains fixed in position once the child is secured in position. As a result, the child cannot extend the length of the seat belt and defeat its restraining purpose. The shield assembly can be positioned on either of two different sides to facilitate seating/unseating of the child in/from the car seat. The shield assembly can be removed whereby remaining portions of the car seat can be used with a vehicle lap belt to support and restrain the child.

D376918, Dec 31, 1996

Nov 7, 1995

D/046091

Keith L. Poulson - Westminster CO
Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO
Jon R. Rossman - Chelmsford MA
Bryan R. Hotaling - Arlington MA

Gerry Baby Products Company - Thornton CO

D 6333

2014008, Mar 20, 2014

Nov 22, 2013

14/087301

Robert M. Parker - Aurora CO, US
Ting Ying Huang - Taipei, TW
Joshua M. Dixon - Memphis TN, US

PPC Broadband, Inc. - East Syracuse NY

H01R 9/05

439584

A coaxial cable connector, in one embodiment, includes a first housing, a second housing and an inner body. The inner body is fixed or stationary relative to the first housing based on the position of the second housing.