James E Mclean

Author:

James E. McLean

ISBN #:

0675084008

Author:

James E. McLean

ISBN #:

0803961863

Author:

James E. McLean

ISBN #:

0803963351

Author:

James McLean

ISBN #:

0253337860

Author:

James McLean

ISBN #:

0757521355

Author:

James L. McLean

ISBN #:

0935523049

Author:

James L. McLean

ISBN #:

0935523065

Author:

James L. McLean

ISBN #:

0935523421

US Patent:

20030084384, May 1, 2003

Filed:

Feb 8, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/071604

Inventors:

William White - Carlisle MA, US
Lawrence Hill - North Eastham MA, US
James McLean - York ME, US
William Sparks - Litchfield NH, US
Jean-Francois Rolland - Ruel Malmaison, FR

Assignee:

Schneider Automation Inc.

International Classification:

G06F011/00

US Classification:

714/704000

Abstract:

A method and apparatus for improving communication throughout a network is disclosed. The network includes a module capable of transmitting messages in response to a change of state. Bit errors transmitted within network are detected and a detected bit error rate is calculated. A residual, i.e., undetected, error probability is determined in response to the detected bit error rate. Corrective action towards reducing the effects of the residual errors is taken, e.g., retransmission of messages, in response to the residual error probability exceeding a predetermined threshold.

US Patent:

20150221092, Aug 6, 2015

Filed:

Dec 22, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/578869

Inventors:

- Boston MA, US
Charles A. DIMARZIO - Cambridge MA, US
James MCLEAN - Boston MA, US
Jeffrey W. RUBERTI - Lexington MA, US
Mike ROBITAILLE - Boston MA, US
Ramin ZAREIAN - Boston MA, US

International Classification:

G06T 7/00
G06T 5/00

Abstract:

Disclosed herein are methods and systems for evaluating and modeling fibrous structures from one or more images. The methods and systems allow for robust, independent, and accurate quantification of fiber orientation in complicated structures, such as the undulating, interweaving, and multidirectional fibers of the human cornea. In addition, the methods and systems can be used to study, repair, and perform quality control on existing biological and industrial structures that include fibers (e.g., carbon nanotubes). Some embodiments can be used to predict the properties (e.g., strength, contrast, and material degradation) of and engineer new biological and industrial structures with fibers (e.g., synthetic corneas).

US Patent:

20140360420, Dec 11, 2014

Filed:

Apr 23, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/260144

Inventors:

- Natick MA, US
Adam Azanow - Natick MA, US
Daniel Carson - Framingham MA, US
William Coburn - Natick MA, US
Nicholas Exarchos - Natick MA, US
Russell Forrest - Norfolk MA, US
Jason Geller - Natick MA, US
Ford Grundberg - Natick MA, US
Kimya Harper - Natick MA, US
Susan Haverstick - Natick MA, US
Larion Johnson - Hyde Park MA, US
Kevin King - Uxbridge MA, US
James Kinsey - North Falmouth MA, US
Alex Krasa - Natick MA, US
Ilir Kumi - Natick MA, US
Douglas Laderman - Natick MA, US
Jonathan Magee - Natick MA, US
James McLean - Natick MA, US
Alex Petrovsky - Natick MA, US
Katelyn Sweeney - Natick MA, US
Nickolas Thorsen - Natick MA, US
Olivia Van Amsterdam - Natick MA, US
Jacob Wainer - Natick MA, US
Chris Williamson - Natick MA, US
Ethan Ziegler - Natick MA, US

Assignee:

Natick Public Schools - Natick MA

International Classification:

B63G 8/00
B63G 8/08
B66C 23/36
B63B 35/00

US Classification:

114337, 114312, 901 8, 901 47

Abstract:

The invention relates to remotely operated multi-component search robots for underwater search and rescue operations, and particularly suited for searches under ice.