SANJAY DHALL
Pilots at Innsbrook Dr, Westland, MI

8146773, Apr 3, 2012

Jun 13, 2007

11/818174

Robert R. Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian C. Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. - Racine WI

B65D 6/00

220666, 220 6, 22911702, 22911703

A storage device includes a collapsible container and a lid for the collapsible container. The collapsible container includes a plurality of wall panels hingedly connected to articulate between a collapsed position and an expanded position that defines an upper lip, and the upper lip further defines a square opening. The lid includes (i) a body that is adapted to cover the square opening in the collapsible container, (ii) a peripheral groove disposed in a side of the body, the groove extending along a square path configured to receive the upper lip of the collapsible container in the expanded position, and (iii) a plurality of wall sections projecting from the same side of the body. The wall sections are disposed radially inwardly from the peripheral groove and define a recess having four sides formed to receive therein an outer periphery of the collapsible container in a substantially parallel orientation with the body when the collapsible container is in the collapsed position.

8066136, Nov 29, 2011

Jun 13, 2007

11/811983

Robert R. Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian C. Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US
Craig R. Gosen - Sanford MI, US

S.C. Johnson Home Storage, Inc. - Racine WI

B65D 6/00, B65D 8/14

220 429, 220 6, 220666

A container includes a plurality of resilient wall panels. Each wall panel is connected to each adjacent wall panel at a hinged connection, and the wall panels are arranged so as to articulate at the hinged connections between a collapsed position and an expanded position defining a bottom wall and a plurality of side walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall and defining an upper lip. At least one of the hinged connections between adjacent side walls is an arched hinge. The container also includes a downwardly projecting bracket disposed proximate the upper lip on an exterior side of a side wall.

8033411, Oct 11, 2011

Jun 13, 2007

11/811994

Robert R. Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian C. Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

S.C. Johnson Home Storage, Inc. - Racine WI

B65D 6/00, B65D 8/14, B65D 8/00

220 7, 220 433, 220 6, 220 408, 220 428, 220 429

A container includes a plurality of wall panels. Each wall panel is connected to adjacent wall panels at hinged connections and the wall panels are arranged so as to articulate at the hinged connections between a collapsed position and an expanded position defining a bottom wall and a plurality of side walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall. The container also includes a first latch that is configured to interlockingly engage when the wall panels are in the expanded position and a second latch that is configured to interlockingly engage when the wall panels are in the collapsed position.

7854370, Dec 21, 2010

Jun 13, 2007

11/818085

Robert R. Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian C. Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

S.C. Johnson Home Storage, Inc. - Racine WI

B65D 5/36, B65D 5/42, B65D 6/00, B65D 8/14

22911703, 22911701, 22911702, 2291982, 220 6, 220 7, 220 428, 220 429, 220666

A collapsible container includes a plurality of wall panels. Each wall panel is connected to each adjacent wall panel at a hinged connection, and the wall panels are arranged so as to articulate at the hinged connections between a collapsed position and an expanded position defining a bottom wall and a plurality of side walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall. The collapsible container further includes a deformed portion on a side wall disposed across a hinged connection. The deformed portion projects toward an exterior of the collapsible container to releasably lock the hinged connection in a convexly bowed position when the collapsible container is in the expanded position.

7762500, Jul 27, 2010

Nov 6, 2007

11/935448

Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

B64C 3/56

244218, 2441231, 244 45 R

A telescopic aircraft wing having an articulated structural spar. The telescopic wing includes a root portion and a tip portion that is telescopically related to the root portion. A spar assembly connects the root portion to the tip portion for providing structural support to the tip portion, and the spar assembly has a plurality of links that are pivotally connected to one another. The spar assembly moves the tip portion with respect to the root portion between an extended position and a retracted position.

8439314, May 14, 2013

Jul 13, 2010

12/834934

Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

B64C 3/56

244218, 244 45 R, 244 2

An aircraft includes a fuselage, a first wing, and a second wing. The first wing and the second wing each have at least two wing panels, where the at least two wing panels of each wing are telescopically related to one another for movement between an extended position and a retracted position. The first wing and the second wing are both connected to the fuselage and are positioned with respect to the fuselage such that the first wing is offset with respect to the second wing.

2006013, Jun 29, 2006

Feb 23, 2006

11/361530

Robert Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US
Daniel Zimmerman - Livonia MI, US

B65D 5/36, B65D 43/08

229117020, 229117070, 229125190

A collapsible storage device includes a collapsible container and a lid for the container. The container includes a plurality of resilient wall panels and a hinge portion connecting each adjacent pair of wall panels. The container may be foldably converted between a substantially flat collapsed position and a substantially rectangular prismatic expanded position by articulating the wall panels about the flexible hinges. At least one of the hinge portions is arched to latch the container in the expanded position. The lid may be used to cover the container in the expanded position and receive the container in the collapsed position.

7699212, Apr 20, 2010

Apr 11, 2005

11/102965

Robert R. Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian C. Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

S.C. Johnson Home Storage, Inc. - Racine WI

B65D 3/10, B65D 5/00, B65D 13/00, B65D 5/36, B65D 43/08, B65D 6/00, B65D 8/14, B65D 30/10, B65D 33/02, B65D 21/00, B65D 85/62

22911702, 22911707, 22911705, 22912526, 229 55, 229917, 206508, 220 6, 220 93, 220 92

A collapsible storage device includes a collapsible container and a lid for the container. The container includes a plurality of resilient wall panels and a flexible hinge connecting each adjacent pair of wall panels. The container may be foldably converted between a substantially flat collapsed position and a substantially rectangular prismatic expanded position by articulating the wall panels about the flexible hinges. One side of the lid is adapted to cover an opening into the container when the container is in an expanded position. The opposite side of the lid is adapted to receive the substantially flat collapsed container within a recess in the lid.

8204902, Jun 19, 2012

Feb 25, 2010

12/712334

Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

Emergent Systems Corporation - Dearborn MI

G06F 17/30

707769, 707723

A method for ranking experts in a knowledge management system. A plurality of data elements are stored in a database, the data elements having substantive technical data and bibliographic information encoded therein. A result set is produced from the database in response to a user query, the result set including data elements having technical data encoded therein that corresponds to the query. An expert list is produced based on the bibliographic information for the data elements contained in the result set. Each expert in the expert list is ranked based on criteria associated with the result set to produce a ranked expert list.

8146763, Apr 3, 2012

Jun 13, 2007

11/811995

Robert R. Turvey - Sanford MI, US
Brian C. Dais - Saginaw MI, US
Sanjay Dhall - Canton MI, US

S.C. Johnson Home Storage, Inc. - Racine WI

B65D 6/00

220 6, 220666, 22911703

A collapsible container includes a plurality of wall panels, wherein each wall panel is connected to each adjacent wall panel at a hinged connection. The wall panels are arranged so as to articulate at the hinged connections between a collapsed position and an expanded position defining a bottom wall and a plurality of side walls extending upwardly from the bottom wall. The collapsible container also includes an anti-fold lock that is disposed proximate to a hinged connection between first and second adjacent side walls. The first side wall includes at least two wall panels defining a diagonal hinge extending substantially between diagonally opposite corners of the side wall and the anti-fold lock is articulable into a locked position across the diagonal hinge.