Ronald Harry Nelson
Engineers in Salt Lake City, UT

6501779, Dec 31, 2002

May 26, 2000

09/579569

Thomas J. McLaughlin - Salt Lake City UT
James E. Messinger - Sandy UT
Ronald J. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT
Alan S. Call - Salt Lake City UT
Jeff F. Knighton - Salt Lake City UT

NXi Communications, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

H04M 1100

372 52, 379 9001, 370352

A communication system allows a remote user to access a web site across a PSTN using a conventional text device such as a TTY device. The web site is configured with text, menu options, and communication transfer capabilities as may be found in an automated telephone service. The system includes a text gateway module in electrical communication with the text device. The text gateway module receives text data generated by the text device and directs the text data to a text/web translator. The web/text translator converts the text data into web data suitable for use by a web site and server. The web/text translator transmits the web data to a web gateway module that directs the web data to a specified web site. The web/text translator further receives from the web gateway module web data generated by the web site. The web/text translator converts the web data to text data which is readable by the text device.

5073589, Dec 17, 1991

Dec 21, 1989

7/454511

Dimitrije Milovich - Salt Lake City UT
Ronald H. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT

C08K 308, C08K 304

524439

The present invention is in a material for forming a backing for a thin metal shell of a metal-faced composite tool that is for use in manufacture of structural components utilizing advanced composites. The backing is a mix of a selected resin for providing support as to tool backing at its operating temperatures and pressures; and a mix of very small, larger low, and large higher aspect fibers that are combined to form a lattice. Which fibers, prior to combining with the resin, are treated for chemical adhesion. The fibers receive a volume of resin mixed therein sufficient to provide a strong bonding to and between the fibers. The cured backing to have a minimum density, exhibit low isotropic shrinkage during fabrication, with a low isotropic expansion at operating from room or atmospheric temperature to temperatures of from 350. degree. F. to 750. degree. F. , and will exhibit good thermal conductivity and dimensional stability.

6143236, Nov 7, 2000

Apr 9, 1996

8/629525

Ronald H. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT
Dimitrije Milovich - Salt Lake City UT

Radius Engineering, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

B29D 2400

264552

A method for manufacturing a composite shaft comprising providing an impregnated fibrous material comprising a fiber impregnated with a hardenable polymeric material, forming an impregnated fiber preform by wrapping the impregnated fiber material around a shaped pressurizable bladder, the bladder having outer dimensions to form a preform dimensioned closely to the final dimensions of the shaft and dimensioned to allow placement of the assembly of the bladder and the impregnated fiber preform into female tooling, placing the assembly of the bladder and the impregnated fiber preform into the female tooling, pressurizing the bladder to press the impregnated fiber against the tooling, and heating the tooling to form a hardened composite of the polymeric material and the fiber while maintaining pressure in the bladder, releasing the pressure in the bladder, and removing the bladder from the interior of the shaft.

7295663, Nov 13, 2007

Aug 22, 2005

11/209198

Thomas J. McLaughlin - Salt Lake City UT, US
James E. Messinger - Sandy UT, US
Ronald J. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US

NXI Communications, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

H04M 3/42

37921201, 379 8812, 379 9321, 379 9328, 37910012, 37910013, 37914201, 375222, 375225

The present invention is directed to a network communication system that provides textual communication and call transferring between nodes. The system further allows simultaneous notification of multiple nodes of an incoming call. The system includes a local computer that may also serve as a node in the system. A call may originate with the local computer or be generated by a remote device that is in communication with the local computer. The local computer generates a call indicator that is transmitted to one or more nodes simultaneously. Selection of the nodes may be based on user intervention or by predefined groupings. Each node receiving a call indicator is configured to generate a ring message in response. The ring message is displayed on an output device to alert a node user to the incoming call. In response to the ring message, a node user may choose to accept or decline the call.

5534203, Jul 9, 1996

Feb 9, 1994

8/195461

Ronald H. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT
Dimitrije Milovich - Salt Lake City UT

Radius Engineering, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

B27N 310

264101

A composite ski pole is formed of fiber reinforced plastic laminates laid up around an inflatable bladder, and placed in a female mold. The bladder inflates to compact the laminates to substantially eliminate voids and form a smooth, hollow ski pole with a structurally strong and stiff skin. The molds may use compound shapes such as differing cross sections or longitudinal bends.

6319346, Nov 20, 2001

Dec 24, 1999

9/471629

Paul Clark - Vista UT
Jonathan Garhart - Salt Lake City UT
Dimitrije Milovich - Salt Lake City UT
Ronald Nelson - Salt Lake City UT

Radius Engineering, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

B32B 3100

156156

A process for forming an aircraft control surface in the form of a spoiler from a fiber/resin composite is disclosed. The trailing edge is compression molded by applying pressure on the mold. The leading edge is thick walled in the form of a torsion box and is molded by an internal pressurizable bladder.

2008022, Sep 18, 2008

Mar 11, 2008

12/046253

Ronald Harry Nelson - Salt Lake City UT, US
Brian T. Coop - Arlington VA, US
Gerald Stark - Chattanooga TN, US
Daniel Buck - Salt Lake City UT, US

A61F 2/66

623 55, 623 53

A prosthetic foot is provided with an ankle plate for attachment to a lower leg prosthesis and supporting a composite frame having a hollow composite biasing structure, preferably in the form of a generally helical spring curved about a vertical axis.

5905476, May 18, 1999

Jan 16, 1996

8/586567

Thomas J. McLaughlin - Salt Lake City UT
James E. Messinger - Sandy UT
Ronald J. Nelson - Salt Lake City UT

NXi Communications, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

G09G5/00

345 1

A modem system includes an ITU/TDD/VOICE modem or other modem that is connected to a local computer and a telephone line. The ITU/TDD/VOICE modem allows transmission and reception of ITU, TDD, and voice signals over the telephone line to and from a remote device (such as a remote TDD, ITU modem, or telephone). The modem system may include one or more of the following features. The modem system may be used in a network whereby an indicator on a display screen indicates sound energy received by the modem over the line. The modem system may allow speed jumps from one speed to another during a call. The modem system includes a display in which the screen is split into two vertical areas, to display text sent between remote computers. The text sent by one computer is displayed in the right vertical area, while the text of the other computer is displayed in the left area. The vertical placement of the texts are based on the relative time in which they were sent to the other person.