John F Mack

US Patent:

8412010, Apr 2, 2013

Filed:

Nov 4, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/939348

Inventors:

Shondip Ghosh - Berkeley CA, US
David Sheldon Schultz - Berkeley CA, US
John Hunter Mack - Oakland CA, US
Christopher Stephen Grimmer - Oakland CA, US
Kevin Richard Fine - Redwood City CA, US

Assignee:

Banyan Energy, Inc. - Kensington CA

International Classification:

G02B 6/26
H01L 31/00
F24J 2/10

US Classification:

385 31, 385 33, 385146, 385900, 136259, 126684, 126685

Abstract:

An optical concentrator having a concentrating element for collecting input light, a redirecting element for receiving the light and also for redirecting the light, and a waveguide including a plurality of incremental portions enabling collection and concentration of the light onto a receiver. Other systems replace the receiver by a light source so the optics can provide illumination.

US Patent:

8561878, Oct 22, 2013

Filed:

Sep 27, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/246460

Inventors:

David Sheldon Schultz - Berkeley CA, US
John Hunter Mack - Oakland CA, US
Kenneth Evan Rakestraw - Berkeley CA, US

Assignee:

Banyan Energy, Inc. - Berkeley CA

International Classification:

B23K 31/02
B23K 37/00

US Classification:

2281791, 228 491, 228 495, 2281805

Abstract:

Techniques for linear cell stringing are disclosed. In some embodiments, a plurality of sets of solar cells are linearly positioned, a plurality of tabbing ribbon segments are placed in contact with the plurality of sets of solar cells, and the plurality of sets of solar cells and corresponding plurality of tabbing ribbon segments are soldered together to form a plurality of solar cell strings. In some cases, the plurality of solar cell strings is substantially simultaneously formed in parallel.

US Patent:

20060169193, Aug 3, 2006

Filed:

Jan 28, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/046105

Inventors:

John Mack - Goodyear AZ, US
Paul Gruber - Chandler AZ, US

International Classification:

G09F 21/04

US Classification:

11602800R

Abstract:

An ornament () for a vehicle antenna () includes a rigid, non-planar body () arranged substantially vertical relative to the antenna (). The body () has discrete first and second apertures (). The first aperture () is located at a lower extremity () of the body () and the second aperture () is located at an upper extremity () of the body. The ornament () fits loosely on the antenna () so that the ornament () can swing around the antenna () in response to wind currents.

US Patent:

20170177031, Jun 22, 2017

Filed:

Mar 9, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/454336

Inventors:

Scott LESIZZA - New York NY, US
John MACK - New York NY, US

International Classification:

G06F 1/16
A47B 88/919
A47B 88/994
H02J 7/02
A47B 88/42
G06F 1/18
H01R 33/92
H01R 24/76
A47B 88/483
A47B 88/90

Abstract:

A storage compartment, a workstation, and a drawer including: a mountable drawer case that includes a recessed portion including a low top surface positioned lower than a front portion and rear portion top surfaces; and an electronic panel that includes an electrical outlet and an electronic communication port, such as an HDMI or USB port, to synchronize, backup and/or charge the electronic device. The drawer may also include a trough projecting down from a rear portion and including the electronic panel. The workstation may include a receiving surface oriented horizontally to receive an electronic device; and a vertical storage component to stores items and having a top aperture positioned behind the receiving surface to permit the items to be removed from the vertical storage component; and an electronic panel.

US Patent:

20150074868, Mar 19, 2015

Filed:

Sep 22, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/493269

Inventors:

John M. Mack - Goodyear AZ, US

Assignee:

The Idea Experts LLC - Goodyear AZ

International Classification:

A41D 19/00
A41D 19/015

US Classification:

21611

Abstract:

The technical features of the Multi MIT are the retractable finger points on and/or near the metacarpo-interphalangeal joint on the middle, index and thumb fingers. On the dorsal side of the glove, are magnets that are sewn between the insulated material and the outer fabric which connect when the finger caps are retracted. The finger caps are held back by a positive and a negative magnet on the dorsal side of the glove that firmly holds the finger caps in place. The retracted caps access the inner spandex fleece glove that has touch screen material patches on the tips of the middle, index, and thumb fingers on the palmer side of the inner glove. The inner glove is designed to give the wearer fingertip sensory reception, dexterity and allow touch screen capabilities while providing mild fingertip protection with the finger caps retracted.