Brian S Robinson

6442625, Aug 27, 2002

Oct 30, 2000

09/702276

Brian H. Robinson - San Pedro CA
Mark Moshayedi - Orange CA

SimpleTech, Inc. - Santa Ana CA

G06F 1310

710 8, 710 10, 710 11

A module incorporating a flash memory and a flash memory controller. The flash memory controller receives data via a first interface which can be a PCMCIA type interface. The data is then stored in the flash memory. The controller is adapted to be able to selectively recall the data from the flash memory and transmit the data to one or more recipient devices via the PCMCIA type interface or by an alternate interface. The module incorporates a user input device that, when manipulated by the user, induces the controller to send the data via the alternate interface. In one embodiment, the alternate interface is comprised of a GSM interface which allows data stored in the flash memory to be transmitted via a cellular telephone to a pre-selected telephone number by the user manipulating the user input device.

6728794, Apr 27, 2004

Aug 2, 2002

10/211947

Brian H. Robinson - San Pedro CA
Mark Moshayedi - Orange CA

Simple Tech, Inc. - Santa Ana CA

G06F 1310

710 8, 710 10, 710 11

A module incorporating a flash memory and a flash memory controller. The flash memory controller receives data via a first interface which can be a PCMCIA type interface. The data is then stored in the flash memory. The controller is adapted to be able to selectively recall the data from the flash memory and transmit the data to one or more recipient devices via the PCMCIA type interface or by an alternate interface. The module incorporates a user input device that, when manipulated by the user, induces the controller to send the data via the alternate interface. In one embodiment, the alternate interface is comprised of a GSM interface which allows data stored in the flash memory to be transmitted via a cellular telephone to a pre-selected telephone number by the user manipulating the user input device.

6981071, Dec 27, 2005

Mar 8, 2004

10/793826

Brian H. Robinson - San Pedro CA, US
Mark Moshayedi - Newport Coast CA, US

SimpleTech, Inc. - Santa Ana CA

G06F013/10

710 8, 710 10, 710 11

A multi-function interface module having at least one interface and a controller for manipulating input and output data.

7249666, Jul 31, 2007

Jan 19, 2006

11/275612

Brian O. Robinson - Ypsilanti MI, US

B65G 13/00

193 35A, 1983453

A power operated retractable stop assembly includes a body, a drive arm, and a stop arm. The drive arm is pivotable between a pre-locked position and an unlocked position. There is a locked position between the pre-locked position and the unlocked position. The stop arm is pivotally mounted to the body, has a front side for engaging a workpiece, and a back side for engaging the drive arm. When the drive arm is driven to the unlocked position, the drive arm and the stop arm interact to cause the stop arm to follow the drive arm and move to a stop arm released position. This precludes the stop arm from balancing at the stop arm locked position.

20050086839, Apr 28, 2005

Jun 4, 2002

10/478931

John Barfield - Ann Arbor MI, US
Brian Robinson - Ypsilanti MI, US

G09F001/10

040124200, 040757000

A hanging picture gallery or album comprises a plurality of relatively large plastic sheets, each formed with a large number of pockets adapted to retain individual photographs. In the preferred embodiment, the pockets are formed on both sides of each sheet, and the plastic sheets are vertically retained on a special multiple hook support in turn adapted to hang from the top of a door. The number of plastic sheets is limited only by the size of the hooks on the special multiple hook support. Ten to fifty sheets may be accommodated on a special multiple hook support without unduly stressing a solid properly hung door. Each sheet may have twenty to fifty pockets for photographs on each side, all on one side viewable at the same time. In the preferred embodiment, the sheets are slightly less than 30″ wide to conveniently be hung from the hooks on the back side of a closet door or bedroom door. Several optional configurations of the special multiple hook support are disclosed for doors of different thickness and for manually carrying the gallery or album.

20070175729, Aug 2, 2007

Feb 1, 2006

11/275861

Brian Robinson - Ypsilanti MI, US
Timothy Thomas - St. Clair Shores MI, US

B65G 13/00

19303500A

A power operated retractable stop assembly includes a body, a drive arm, and a stop arm. The drive arm is pivotable between a pre-locked position and an unlocked position. There is a locked position between the pre-locked position and the unlocked position. The stop arm is pivotally mounted to the body, has a front side for engaging a workpiece, and a back side for engaging the drive arm. A rotary driving means is connected to a reciprocatable member that drives the drive arm.

61547883, Nov 28, 2000

Apr 21, 1998

9/063513

Brian H. Robinson - San Pedro CA
Mark Moshayedi - Orange CA

Simple Technology, Inc. - Santa Ana CA

G06F 1310

710 8

A module incorporating a flash memory and a flash memory controller. The flash memory controller receives data via a first interface which can be a PCMCIA type interface. The data is then stored in the flash memory. The controller is adapted to be able to selectively recall the data from the flash memory and transmit the data to one or more recipient devices via the PCMCIA type interface or by an alternate interface. The module incorporates a user input device that, when manipulated by the user, induces the controller to send the data via the alternate interface. In one embodiment, the alternate interface is comprised of a GSM interface which allows data stored in the flash memory to be transmitted via a cellular telephone to a pre-selected telephone number by the user manipulating the user input device.

61198439, Sep 19, 2000

Feb 3, 1999

9/243497

Brian Owen Robinson - Ypsilanti MI

B65G 1300

193 35A

A stop assembly includes a drive arm and a stop arm with a backside configured to direct a reaction force applied by the stop arm to the drive arm when the stop arm engages a workpiece. The drive arm pivots between pre-locked and unlocked positions in response to movement of the reciprocatable member between extended and retracted positions. The motion range includes a locked position between the pre-locked and unlocked positions. The stop arm is pivotally mounted to the body and has a front side for engaging a workpiece, while the backside engages the drive arm. The stop arm backside is configured such that the reaction force has a component normal to the drive arm plane when the drive arm is between the pre-locked and locked positions, and such that the reaction force is substantially coplanar with the drive arm plane when the drive arm is in the locked position.