RYAN CAMERON COULTER
Pilots at Martha St, Portland, OR

8513055, Aug 20, 2013

Apr 14, 2008

12/595209

Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

H01L 21/00, A61B 3/00, A61B 3/10

438106, 351203, 351205, 351211, 351221, 351246

System and methods for testing and/or training a subject's vision and coordination abilities are provided. More specifically, the method may include testing various aspects of the subject's vision and coordination abilities, such as eye-hand coordination, split attention, reaction time, body coordination, etc. By using various tests, an efficient examination may be administered. In accordance with the invention, an individual may be subjected to such a method of testing and/or training at a unitary center capable of presenting such tests to the individual, receiving input from the individual, and processing the received input. Such a unitary test center may further be configurable, so that the tests administered may vary based on the needs of the individual. The received input may then, for example, be used to compute data related to the user's vision and coordination abilities, both overall and for each individual test.

8474063, Jul 2, 2013

Dec 23, 2008

12/342216

Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US
Michael C. Kemery - Portland OR, US
Cedar Miller - Beaverton OR, US

NIKE, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A41D 19/00

21611, 2160, 2162

A glove includes two “H” shaped stiffening battens on a dorsal side. The battens terminate on a proximal side of the second through fifth fingers, and are formed from a non-rigid material. A one-piece protective panel is attached to the palmar side of the glove. The protective panel covers portions of the wearing hand palm corresponding to the distal ends of the second through fifth metacarpal bones, as well as palmar side portions of the second through fifth digits corresponding to the second through fifth proximal phalanx bones. Flex notch cut-outs in the protective panel correspond to portions of the palmar region which tend to bunch during gripping of a bar or other object and help prevent discomfort during such gripping.

2010021, Aug 26, 2010

Apr 14, 2008

12/595210

Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US
Herb Yoo - Beaverton OR, US

G09B 19/00

434258

The visual, cognitive, and coordination skills of a subject may be tested and/or trained by providing a variety of stimuli to a subject. Responses may be received from a subject, the appropriateness of which may depend upon the combination of stimuli provided to the subject. A touch screen display device may be used both to provide stimuli and to receive responses from a subject. Any number and type of output devices and input devices to receive responses may be used. Behavioral information and other data regarding the performance of a subject may be recorded. Scoring may be based upon the speed, accuracy, and other aspects of the performance of a subject.

2011002, Feb 3, 2011

Aug 3, 2009

12/534637

Herb Yoo - Beaverton OR, US
Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Jonathan Brown - Portland OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

G09B 23/00

434262

Unified vision testing and/or training kiosk may utilize display devices and input devices to administer a number of visual testing and/or training tasks to an individual. One or more display devices may provide desired resolution, geometry, and/or touch sensitivity. One or more input devices may receive inputs of different types from different positions relative to a display device. Methods of visual testing and/or training may utilize the one or more display devices, one or more input devices, and/or other types of equipment to evaluate and/or improve the visual abilities of an individual.

7950803, May 31, 2011

Aug 3, 2009

12/534558

Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Herb Yoo - Beaverton OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US
Christian Freissler - Portland OR, US
Dave Knaub - Portland OR, US
Meral Middleton - Portland OR, US
David Thorpe - Portland OR, US
Tom Lakovic - Portland OR, US
Andrew Allen - Seattle WA, US
Josh Hoyt - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A61B 3/02, A61B 3/10

351237, 351239, 351211

Devices and methods for testing a subject's visual ability are provided. More specifically, the device may include a perspective vision tunnel comprised of plurality of low reflectance walls with one or more mirrors arranged within the perspective vision tunnel. Visual indicia for administering the test of a subject's visual ability are displayed into a first portion of the perspective vision tunnel. The one or more mirrors are arranged to reflect the visual indicia out of the first portion such that visual indicia may be visually perceived by the subject. In accordance with the invention, a subject may be tested utilizing the perspective vision tunnel and input may be received from the individual. The received input may then, for example, be used to compute data related to the user's visual ability.

8240851, Aug 14, 2012

Apr 14, 2008

12/595207

Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A61B 3/00

351203, 351239, 351246

System and methods for testing and/or training a subject's visual ability are provided. More specifically, the method may include testing various aspects of the subject's visual acuity, such as clarity, contrast, tracking, etc. By using various tests, a more efficient examination may be administered. In accordance with the invention, an individual may be tested using methods of testing and/or training at a unitary center, where the unitary center is capable of presenting visual tests to the individual, receiving input from the individual, and processing the received input. Such a unitary test center may further be configurable, so that the tests administered may vary based on the needs of the individual. The received input may then, for example, be used to compute data related to the user's visual acuity, both overall and for each individual test.

8282209, Oct 9, 2012

Apr 14, 2008

12/595206

Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc. - Beaverton OR

A61B 3/00

351203, 351237, 351246

Systems and methods for automated testing and/or training of a subject's visual ability at varying distances are provided. A near display device may display visual indicia possessing characteristics. After receiving an input identifying a visual characteristic possessed by the displayed indicia, a second indicia may be displayed on a far display device. After receiving an input identifying a characteristic of the indicia displayed on the far display device, further testing may proceed alternating between the near display device and the far display device. More than two display devices may be utilized, with the display devices being located at differing distances or positions relative to a subject.

2012030, Nov 29, 2012

Aug 13, 2012

13/584454

Alan W. Reichow - Beaverton OR, US
Ryan C. Coulter - Portland OR, US

Nike, Inc, - Beaverton OR

A61B 3/02, A61B 3/032, A61B 3/06, A61H 5/00

351203, 351239, 351246

System and methods for testing and/or training a subject's visual ability are provided. More specifically, the method may include testing various aspects of the subject's visual acuity, such as clarity, contrast, tracking, etc. By using various tests, a more efficient examination may be administered. In accordance with the invention, an individual may be tested using methods of testing and/or training at a unitary center, where the unitary center is capable of presenting visual tests to the individual, receiving input from the individual, and processing the received input. Such a unitary test center may further be configurable, so that the tests administered may vary based on the needs of the individual. The received input may then, for example, be used to compute data related to the user's visual acuity, both overall and for each individual test.