Stephen L. Lippert
Architects in San Jose, CA
License number
Oregon 5664
Issued Date
Nov 17, 2009
Expiration Date
Dec 31, 2016
Category
Architecture
Address
Address
San Jose, CA 95121
Professional information
Ergonomic Computer Mouse
US Patent:
6362811, Mar 26, 2002
Filed:
Aug 7, 1996
Appl. No.:
08/689385
Inventors:
George Neil Edwards - San Jose CA 95129
Stephen Lee Lippert - San Jose CA 95125
Stephen Lee Lippert - San Jose CA 95125
International Classification:
G09G 508
US Classification:
345163, 2481181, D14114
Abstract:
This invention relates to an improved form of computer mouse. In particular, the physical form of this mouse is designed such that the hand position required to manipulate the mouse is a natural ârestingâ or neutral position. This position will allow the mouse to be used for long periods of time while minimizing pain and disability in the hand and wrist. The hand is inclined to the horizontal plane typically at an angle of at least 50 degrees. The fingers are flexed, the thumb and index finger are opposed and in close proximity. The wrist is not pulled backwards nor drooped, nor is it angled to one side or the other. There is no deviated wrist movement. Wrist movement is in the natural plane of the wrist.
Ergonomic Computer Mouse
US Patent:
2002010, Aug 8, 2002
Filed:
Mar 26, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/108062
Inventors:
George Edwards - Mountain View CA, US
Stephen Lippert - San Jose CA, US
Stephen Lippert - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
G09G005/08
US Classification:
345/163000
Abstract:
This invention relates to an improved form of computer mouse. In particular, the physical form of this mouse is designed such that the hand position required to manipulate the mouse is a natural “resting” or neutral position. This position will allow the mouse to be used for long periods of time while minimizing pain and disability in the hand and wrist. The hand is inclined to the horizontal plane typically at an angle of at least 50 degrees. The fingers are flexed, the thumb and index finger are opposed and in close proximity. The wrist is not pulled backwards nor drooped, nor is it angled to one side or the other. There is no deviated wrist movement. Wrist movement is in the natural plane of the wrist.
Knockdown Earthquake Brace For Residential Garage Front Wall
US Patent:
5331786, Jul 26, 1994
Filed:
Apr 15, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/869828
Inventors:
Stephen L. Lippert - San Jose CA
International Classification:
E04C 330
US Classification:
527311
Abstract:
A lightweight steel/wood earthquake brace for existing or new residential garage front wall. In the preferred embodiment, folded sheet metal legs are bolted together to form a rigid L-bracket. Symmetrical L-brackets are bolted to the garage door wood header and to the concrete footing to stiffen the wall against wind or earthquake. In another embodiment the steel members are connected with protruding tabs and holes.