SCOTT EDWARDS SMITH, D.P.M.
Medical Practice at President George Bush Hwy, Richardson, TX

6748458, Jun 8, 2004

Aug 31, 2001

09/944529

J. Michael Andrewartha - Plano TX
Martha G. Peterson - McKinney TX
Farrukh S. Syed - McKinney TX
Brent A. Boudreaux - Highland Village TX
Richard A. Schumacher - Dallas TX
Bryan Wayne Pogor - Dallas TX
Eric C. Peterson - McKinney TX
Lee Thomas VanLanen - Garland TX
Patrick Wesley Clark - McKinney TX
Michael Jay Zalta - Richardson TX
Scott Stuart Smith - Richardson TX
Kirankumar Chhaganlal Patel - Plano TX

Hewlett Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

G06F 1314

710 2, 710300, 710305

The input/output expansion system (“I/O expansion system”) for an external or main computing unit includes a rack; at least one I/O expansion module mounted to the rack, the I/O expansion module comprising at least one I/O circuit card; a utilities control module mounted to the rack, the utilities control module being configured to receive a command from the external computer unit and generating a signal in response to the command for distribution to at least one I/O expansion module; and expansion power chassis mounted to the rack, the an expansion power chassis being electrically connected to a power source and being configured to distribute the power to the at least one I/O expansion module and the utilities control module.

6675720, Jan 13, 2004

Aug 31, 2001

09/944642

Martha G. Peterson - McKinney TX
Brent A. Boudreaux - Highland Village TX
Patrick Wesley Clark - McKinney TX
Scott Stuart Smith - Richardson TX
Michael Jay Zalta - Richardson TX
Lee Thomas Van Laren - Garland TX

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

B61B 1210

104196

A cable management system includes an opposed pair of articulated A-frame support assemblies that are connected by a cable support platform, such as a roller. The A-frame support assemblies may be reach between an electrical system chassis and an equipment rack in a manner that permits the elevation of the cable support platform to change concomitant with extensile and de-extensile motion of the electrical system chassis relative to the equipment rack. This change in elevation manages slack in the cable to feed cable forwardly during extensile motion of the electrical system chassis and to pull cable rearwardly with de-extensile motion.

8022341, Sep 20, 2011

Nov 6, 2008

12/266251

Philip R. McKee - Frisco TX, US
Earl R. Winkelmann - Garland TX, US
Scott Stuart Smith - Richardson TX, US
Lee Thomas VanLanen - McKinney TX, US

Appliance Scientific, Inc. - Dallas TX

H05B 6/64

219680, 219678

An improved oven is aimed at optimizing heat transfer and delivering an optimal cooking efficiency in comparison to conventional high-speed cooking ovens. The oven includes tubes that generate plume arrays of a heated gas and introduce them into a cooking chamber of the oven. The tubes may be removably located at the bottom of the cooking chamber of the oven. The tubes are dimensioned for hot air impingement to tighten impingement plume arrays, subject to the space constraints of the oven's cooking chamber. With the optimized cooking efficiency provided by the present invention, high-speed cooking technology may now be extended to ovens operating on a power supply based on a voltage less than 220 volts, preferably between 110 and 125 volts, with more productive results, so that the high-speed cooking technology may find wider applicability and a broader customer base.

2012011, May 10, 2012

May 6, 2011

13/102920

Philip R. MCKEE - Frisco TX, US
Scott S. SMITH - Richardson TX, US
Lee T. VANLANEN - McKinney TX, US
Earl R. WINKELMANN - Garland TX, US

H05B 6/66

219756

A cooking oven system with a master-slave power assembly therebetween to allow for a single power connection to a 30 ampere single phase electrical outlet, the system comprising:

2011027, Nov 10, 2011

May 4, 2011

13/101073

Philip R. McKee - Frisco TX, US
Scott S. Smith - Richardson TX, US
LEE T. VANLANEN - MCKINNEY TX, US
Earl R. Winkelmann - Garland TX, US

H05B 11/00, G05D 23/19, H05B 6/80

700276, 219681

An oven which runs on a 20 ampere single phase electrical service includes a cooking chamber comprising a top wall, a bottom wall, a first side wall and a second side wall, at least one microwave generator, at least one set of nozzles, tubes or apertures disposed above a food product disposed within the oven, at least one blower having an RPM in the range between about 3000 to about 4000 at 100 percent velocity, wherein the blower circulates at least a portion of gas from the nozzles, tubes or apertures into the cooking chamber substantially toward the food product and back to the nozzles, tubes or apertures, and a thermal energy source that heats the gas, wherein the heated gas at or near the food product disposed in the cooking chamber exhibits a flow rate of at least about 150 CFM.