Gregory Benrud

20050149391, Jul 7, 2005

Dec 30, 2003

10/748763

Michael O'Shea - Neenah WI, US
Gregory Benrud - Neenah WI, US
John Anderla - Appleton WI, US
Ivan Schrodt - Sherwood WI, US

G06F017/60

705014000

A method and apparatus for providing cross-marketing and promotional offers to a customer using an electronic tag product identification system is disclosed. The disclosed technology also allows for presenting promotional offers in an automatic check-out process. RFID smart tags are associated with products in a place of purchase or a place of selection of such products. Each distinct product is associated with at least one smart tag, the smart tags containing identification information regarding their respective products. RFID smart tag readers are used to retrieve product information including information concerning promotional offers, purchase prices and expected product weights. Such promotional offers are presented to the customer and may be real-time promotional offers, near real-time promotional offers or generic promotional offers.

20050149414, Jul 7, 2005

Dec 30, 2003

10/748691

Ivan Schrodt - Sherwood WI, US
Jeffrey Lindsay - Appleton WI, US
Jennifer Marvin - Greenville WI, US
Michael O'Shea - Neenah WI, US
Gregory Benrud - Neenah WI, US

G06F017/60

705029000

An RFID method and system for preventing product out-of-stock conditions in a retailer supply chain is disclosed. RFID smart tags are associated with products in a place of purchase or a place of selection of such products. Each distinct product may be associated with at least one smart tag, the smart tags containing identification information regarding their respective product. RFID smart tag readers are used to obtain real time inventory data that may be used in a method for prevent product out-of-stock conditions thereby reducing the number of lost sales that may result from out-of-stock events. In addition, such real time inventory data is also be used in a process to reduce the number of lost sales resulting from out-of-stock events.

20110137715, Jun 9, 2011

Nov 2, 2010

12/938142

Michael D. O'Shea - Neenah WI, US
Gregory Benrud - Neenah WI, US
John A. Anderla - Appleton WI, US
Ivan Schrodt - Sherwood WI, US

G06Q 30/00
G06K 5/00

705 144, 705 268, 235380

A method and apparatus for providing cross-marketing and promotional offers to a customer using an electronic tag product identification system is disclosed. The disclosed technology also allows for presenting promotional offers in an automatic check-out process. RFID smart tags are associated with products in a place of purchase or a place of selection of such products. Each distinct product is associated with at least one smart tag, the smart tags containing identification information regarding their respective products. RFID smart tag readers are used to retrieve product information including information concerning promotional offers, purchase prices and expected product weights. Such promotional offers are presented to the customer and may be real-time promotional offers, near real-time promotional offers or generic promotional offers.

20210298378, Sep 30, 2021

Nov 6, 2020

17/092131

- St. Charles IL, US
Melissa Offenstein - Neenah WI, US
Terry Kaminski - Neenah WI, US
Patrick Sean McNichols - Hortonville WI, US
Daniel James Sorensen - Neenah WI, US
Thomas David Ehlert - Neenah WI, US
Gregory Robert Benrud - Neenah WI, US

A41D 13/11
A41D 31/02
B65D 83/08
B65D 85/18

A face covering includes layers of nonwoven material and at least one elastic element. The layers of nonwoven material cooperatively define a first opening, a second opening, and a filtration area of the face covering. The filtration area is arranged to allow airflow through the face covering and remove particulates from the airflow. The first opening and the second opening are sized to receive a head of a wearer. The at least one elastic element is secured to the layers of nonwoven material. The face covering is sized such that, when the face covering is positioned on the head of the wearer, the at least one elastic element provides a seal against the wearer and the layers of nonwoven material provide a loose fit on the wearer.

20160288407, Oct 6, 2016

Nov 25, 2015

14/951884

- Kimberly WI, US
Patrick Sean McNichols - Hortonville WI, US
Daniel James Sorensen - Neenah WI, US
Michael John Haessler - Appleton WI, US
Casey John Morin - Appleton WI, US
Gregory Robert Benrud - Neenah WI, US
Carl John Gillman - Florence KY, US

B29C 65/08
B29C 65/00

An apparatus for fabricating an elastic nonwoven material generally includes a rotary ultrasonic horn and a rotary anvil positionable in close proximity to the ultrasonic horn. The anvil has a face with a width and a circumferential axis. The face has a plurality of ridges each of which defines a plurality of interspaced lands and notches.