William James Lee
Land Surveyors in Salt Lake City, UT

5518497, May 21, 1996

Dec 28, 1993

8/174274

Nusa Widjaja - Brookline MA
William B. Lee - Salt Lake City UT
Robert W. Fish - Lowell MA
Clive Bolton - Andover MA

Cognitech Corporation - Cambridge MA

A61M 2100

600 27

A trophotropic response system which aids a user in achieving a relaxation response. In one embodiment the system includes a control unit and an audio-visual unit. The control unit includes a processor and associated hardware and software to control the audio-visual unit. The audio-visual unit includes a light producing unit having a pair of earphones coupled thereto. The light producing unit includes a plurality of light sources which direct light toward a diffuser screen disposed between the eyes of a user and the light sources. This arrangement permits the user to see light from the light sources diffused over a large visual angle. The light sources produce light and the earphones produce sound in response to audio and light control signals provided by the processor of the control unit. The signal characteristics of the light and sound control signals may be varied within predefined limits to aid the user in performing a relaxation exercise.

4909013, Mar 20, 1990

May 31, 1988

7/201074

Terry L. Daw - Murray UT
William Lee - Salt Lake City UT

Daw, Inc. - Salt Lake City UT

E04C 238, F24F 710

52762

A modular wall system adapted for use as part of a clean room structure, comprising a plurality of unibody panel sections, each panel section having a uniform width and including an exterior face, an interior face, and laterally opposing assembly flanges extending along the length of each edge of the panel section. Each assembly flange includes (i) a flange side wall extending inward from the interior face, (ii) an interlocking member adapted to be engaged with another interlocking member of a separate panel to secure the two flanges together, and (iii) a sealing member for sealing openings between coupled assembly flanges. A support channel configured in size and shape for snug fit around the coupled assembly flanges includes a channel cap and side channel walls which extend for equal lengths sufficient to abut against the interior faces of the coupled panel sections. These side walls operate as spacer members for aligning panel sections as the assembly flanges are secured within the support channel. Gripping members are coupled between the support channel and respective interlocking members of coupled assembly flanges for securing the above elements into a single wall system, wherein the coupled assembly flanges and enclosing support channel form a rigid wall stud member.

5197044, Mar 23, 1993

Dec 11, 1990

7/625485

Harold D. Pierce - Woodland Hills CA
Stephen C. Jacobsen - Salt Lake City UT
William B. Lee - Salt Lake City UT

Sounds Fun, Inc. - Westlake Village CA

G04B 2108

368 63

A wristwatch mounting an animated head of a figure and including a moveable nose overlying a watch face and formed by one end of a moveable member, the opposite end forming an armature. The moveable member is mounted on a laterally extending pivot pin such that magnitude of the torque due by the gravitational pull on such centers of mass on the opposite sides of such pivot pin are equal. An electrical circuit is provided with an actuation switch that may be pressed to actuate an audio speaker which emits a simulated time indicating voice in synchronism with intermittent energization of such armature to selectively move such nose between mouth open and mouth closed positions.

4435917, Mar 13, 1984

Apr 30, 1982

6/373427

William B. Lee - Salt Lake City UT

A63H 3326

46228

There is disclosed an illuminated flying saucer toy is which incandescent lamps are pulsed on and off by an astable multivibrator circuit. The circuit is arranged to pulse at a relatively slow rate when the toy is at rest and at a relatively increased rate when the toy spins at a rate above a predetermined minimum. The increased flash rate is provided through a normally open switch that closes upon rotation of the toy to insert additional resistance into the circuit in parallel with existing resistance thereby to reduce the resistance by which flash interval is determined.

5440526, Aug 8, 1995

Aug 15, 1994

8/291341

Harold D. Pierce - Westlake Village CA
Stephen C. Jacobsen - Salt Lake City UT
William B. Lee - Salt Lake City UT

Sounds Fun, Inc. - Northridge CA

G04B 2108

368 63

A wristwatch mounting an animated head of a figure and including a moveable nose overlying a watch face and formed by one end of a moveable member, the opposite end forming an armature. The moveable member is mounted on a laterally extending pivot pin such that magnitude of the torque due by the gravitational pull on such centers of mass on the opposite sides of such pivot pin are equal. A integrated circuit is provided which combines the capability to control clock functions, actuate the animation feature, synthesize speech and drive a dynamic speaker to provide overall control of the animation from a single actuation. Firmware incorporated in the integrated circuit includes means to selectively vary the message and comment in order to provide enhanced animation and novelty.

5577990, Nov 26, 1996

Oct 17, 1994

8/324336

Nusa Widjaja - Brookline MA
William B. Lee - Salt Lake City UT
Robert W. Fish - Lowell MA
Clive Bolton - Andover MA

Nusa Widjaja - Brookline MA

A61M 2100

600 27

A trophotropic response system which aids a user in achieving a relaxation response. In one embodiment the system includes a control unit and an audio-visual unit. The control unit includes a processor and associated hardware and software to control the audio-visual unit. The audio-visual unit includes a light producing unit having a pair of earphones coupled thereto. The light producing unit includes a plurality of light sources which direct light toward a diffuser screen disposed between the eyes of a user and the light sources. This arrangement permits the user to see light from the light sources diffused over a large visual angle. The light sources produce light and the earphones produce sound in response to audio and light control signals provided by the processor of the control unit. The signal characteristics of the light and sound control signals may be varied within predefined limits to aid the user in performing a relaxation exercise.

4563160, Jan 7, 1986

Mar 9, 1984

6/588071

William B. Lee - Salt Lake City UT

A63H 2700, A63H 124, A63H 3326

446 47

A circuit for controlling lamp flash interval and duration which comprises an NE555 integrated circuit in combination with resistances and capacitances. In the circuit, a resistor and a capacitive switch in series therewith govern flash interval. The capacitive switch includes a normally closed centrifugal switch which, when closed, presents a given capacitance in series with the resistor and when open presents a reduced capacitance in series with the resistor. The capacitance is provided by two capacitors. In one embodiment, when the switch is closed, one capacitor is in series with the resistor and the other is bypassed and when the switch is open, both capacitors are in series with each other and with the resistor. In the other embodiment, when the switch is closed, the two capacitors are parallel with each other and in series with the resistor and when the switch is open, one of said parallel capacitors is bypassed.