Jimi R Michalscheck

D635195, Mar 29, 2011

May 12, 2010

29/361556

Jimi Michalscheck - Oak Creek WI, US

ESC Services, Inc. - Oak Creek WI

2003

D20 42

20160282828, Sep 29, 2016

Sep 30, 2015

14/871018

- Mayfield Heights OH, US
Jimi R. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Kelly A. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Jessica L. Korpela - Milwaukee WI, US
Kyle K. Reissner - Hudson OH, US
David A. Vasko - Hartland WI, US
Matthew W. Fordenwalt - Hudson OH, US
Matthew R. Ericsson - Lyndhurst OH, US
Andrew Wilber - Franklin WI, US

G05B 19/042

In one embodiment, a non-transitory computer readable medium may store computer instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to receive an input associated with placing a piece of industrial automation equipment offline, determine whether the input corresponds to one or more regulations associated with placing the piece of industrial automation equipment offline, display a first set of instructions regarding how to place the piece of industrial automation equipment offline when the input corresponds to the one or more regulations, and display a second set of instructions regarding how to place the piece of equipment offline when the input does not correspond to the one or more regulations.

20160282843, Sep 29, 2016

Jun 26, 2015

14/752362

- Mayfield Heights OH, US
Jimi R. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Jessica L. Korpela - Milwaukee WI, US
Kyle K. Reissner - Hudson OH, US
David A. Vasko - Hartland WI, US
Matthew W. Fordenwalt - Hudson OH, US
John J. Jauquet - Milwaukee WI, US
Matthew R. Ericsson - Lyndhurst OH, US
Andrew Wilber - Franklin WI, US

G05B 19/406

In one embodiment, a tangible, non-transitory computer-readable medium includes computer instructions configured to receive image data from an apparatus, wherein the image data comprises a person within a proximity to an industrial automation device, determine whether the person is wearing a set of personal protection equipment (PPE) based on the image data, disable one or more operations of the industrial automation device when the person is not wearing the set of PPE, and track a usage of the set of PPE.

20160282854, Sep 29, 2016

Sep 30, 2015

14/870858

- Mayfield Heights OH, US
Jimi R. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Kelly A. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Jessica L. Korpela - Milwaukee WI, US
Kyle K. Reissner - Hudson OH, US
David A. Vasko - Hartland WI, US
Matthew W. Fordenwalt - Hudson OH, US
Matthew R. Ericsson - Lyndhurst OH, US
Andrew Wilber - Franklin WI, US

G05B 19/418

In one embodiment, a tangible, non-transitory computer-readable medium includes computer instructions stored thereon. The computer instructions, when executed by a processor, may cause the processor to receive historical data associated with placing a machine in an industrial environment offline, to determine one or more recommendations for the machine, one or more parts of the machine, or both based on the historical data, to determine an authority level of one or more users requesting to place the machine offline, and to display the one or more recommendations based on the authority level of the one or more users.

20160282858, Sep 29, 2016

Jun 26, 2015

14/752350

- Mayfield Heights OH, US
Jimi R. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Jessica L. Korpela - Milwaukee WI, US
Kyle K. Reissner - Hudson OH, US
David A. Vasko - Hartland WI, US
Matthew W. Fordenwalt - Hudson OH, US
John J. Jauquet - Milwaukee WI, US
Matthew R. Ericsson - Lyndhurst OH, US
Andrew Wilber - Franklin WI, US

G05B 19/418

In one embodiment, a system includes an industrial automation device and a computing device. The computing device includes a display configured to display a set of procedures. The computing device also includes a processor configured to receive an input after each step of the set of procedures is performed by a user, analyze the input in view of one or more scoring factors associated with performance of the at least one step, determine a first score for the user, the industrial automation device, or both based on the scoring factors, and store the first score in a cloud-based computing system. The cloud-based computing system is configured to provide access to the first score.

20160285274, Sep 29, 2016

Sep 30, 2015

14/871002

- Mayfield Heights OH, US
Jimi R. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Kelly A. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Jessica L. Korpela - Milwaukee WI, US
Kyle K. Reissner - Hudson OH, US
David A. Vasko - Hartland WI, US
Matthew W. Fordenwalt - Hudson OH, US
Matthew R. Ericsson - Lyndhurst OH, US
Andrew Wilber - Franklin WI, US

H02J 4/00
F16K 31/00
F16K 37/00
F16K 35/00

In one embodiment, a manifold apparatus may include a number of housings. The housings may receive an electrical or a fluid conduit. The manifold apparatus may also include an actuation mechanism of each of the number of housings configured to control a supply of electricity or fluid from the respective electrical or fluid conduit to one or more industrial automation equipment, and a locking mechanism including a number of armatures. Each of the number of armatures is associated with a respective housing of the plurality of housings, and each of the number of armatures is configured to physically prevent a respective actuation mechanism of the respective housing from changing states.

20160285959, Sep 29, 2016

Jun 26, 2015

14/752338

- Mayfield Heights OH, US
Kelly A. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Kyle K. Reissner - Hudson OH, US
Jimi R. Michalscheck - Racine WI, US
Jessica L. Korpela - Milwaukee WI, US
John J. Jauquet - Milwaukee WI, US
Andrew Wilber - Franklin WI, US
Matthew R. Ericsson - Lyndhurst OH, US

H04L 29/08
G05B 19/19

A system may include an industrial automation device, a computing device configured to receive a first set of data associated with the industrial automation device, and a cloud-computing system. The cloud-computing system may receive the first set of data from the computing device, identify a second set of data associated with the industrial automation device based on the first set of data, and send the second set of data to the computing device when the second set of data is relevant to the first set of data.

20140289192, Sep 25, 2014

Jun 6, 2014

14/298657

- Franklin WI, US
Jimi Michalscheck - Oak Creek WI, US

G06F 17/30

707610

For providing procedures, a synchronization module stores a plurality of equipment procedures in a procedure database. Each equipment procedure corresponds to an equipment instance of a plurality of equipment instances and each equipment instance corresponds to an equipment reference code. The synchronization module further synchronizes the plurality of equipment procedures to a mobile device. A retrieval module receives a first equipment reference code at the mobile device and retrieves a first equipment procedure indexed to the first equipment reference code.