Jonathan Peritt

6634636, Oct 21, 2003

Apr 10, 2001

09/832044

H. Thomas Graef - Bolivar OH
Jonathan M. Peritt - North Canton OH
Michael S. Johnson - Akron OH

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

B65H 306

271120, 271119, 271121, 271122, 271114, 271116

An automated banking machine ( ) includes sheet dispensing mechanisms ( ). Each sheet dispensing mechanism includes a picking member ( ). The picking member rotates, with each rotation generally causing one sheet to be picked from a stack ( ) of sheets. The picking member includes movable engaging portions supported on arcuate segments ( ). The engaging portions move radially outward to apply additional moving force to an end note bound in the stack responsive to movement of the picking member exceeding the movement of the end note. Sheets are carried in the machine by a transport ( ) including a plurality of belt flights ( ). Sheets are carried between the belt flights and projecting member portions ( ). At least one of the belt flights includes a plurality of longitudinally spaced projections ( ) on a sheet engaging surface thereof. The projections provide improved engagement with sheets moving in the transport enabling more reliable movement of sheets.

6945526, Sep 20, 2005

Jul 7, 2003

10/614595

H. Thomas Graef - Bolivar OH, US
Jonathan M. Peritt - North Canton OH, US
Michael S. Johnson - Akron OH, US

Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

B65H003/06

271114, 271116, 271119, 271120, 271121

A picking member () rotates to cause a sheet to be picked from a stack () of sheets. The picking member includes movable engaging portions supported on arcuate segments (). The engaging portions move radially outward to apply additional moving force to an end sheet bound in the stack responsive to movement of the picking member exceeding the movement of the end sheet.

7063316, Jun 20, 2006

Dec 15, 2003

10/737582

H. Thomas Graef - Bolivar OH, US
Michael S. Johnson - Akron OH, US
Michael Harty - North Canton OH, US
Jonathan M. Peritt - Clinton OH, US
Ken Kontor - Chesterland OH, US

Diebold Self-Services Systems Division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

B65H 1/00

271162, 271145, 399110

Dispenser modules include structure permitting their securement in stacked and aligned relation. The dispenser modules can contain multimedia. The dispenser modules can be used in an automated banking machine operative to dispense multimedia. Modules can include a projection plate and a biasing latch arm on side walls thereof. The projection plate includes a pin operative to be received in a side wall slot. A first module is locked to a second module due to a first module latch preventing movement of a second module pin from a first module slot. Disassembly of the locked modules can occur with compressing of the latch to release the modules relative to each other.

7165767, Jan 23, 2007

Dec 15, 2003

10/737586

H. Thomas Graef - Bolivar OH, US
Michael S. Johnson - Akron OH, US
Michael Harty - North Canton OH, US
Jonathan M. Peritt - Clinton OH, US
Ken Kontor - Chesterland OH, US

Diebold Self-Service Systems a division of Diebold, Incorporated - North Canton OH

B65H 1/22

271164, 271 901, 271162, 271163, 271213, 271145, 271207, 109 49, 109 53, 109 56, 109 57, 109 241, 109 47, 232 15, 232 16, 399107, 399110, 312107, 312311, 220 2386, 220 2388, 220 2389, 194350, 206511

Dispenser modules include structure permitting their securement in stacked and aligned relation. The dispenser modules can contain sheet media such as notes and other items. The dispenser modules can be used in an automated banking machine operative to dispense multiple types of sheet media. Modules include a projection plate and a biasing latch arm on side walls thereof. The projection plate includes a pin adapted to be received in a side wall slot. A first module is locked to a second module through a first module latch preventing movement of a second module pin from a first module slot. Disassembly of the locked modules can occur with compressing of the latch to release the modules relative to each other.

7448572, Nov 11, 2008

Oct 5, 2005

11/244383

Thomas L. Marimon - Silver Lake OH, US
Jonathan Peritt - Clinton OH, US
James E. Houmard - Akron OH, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

B64B 1/24

244 30, 244 24, 244127, 244 55

A propulsion assembly for attachment to the enclosing material of an airship which includes a base which is positioned proximate to the enclosing material. An extension member having opposed ends projects away from the base and includes opposed ends. A motor assembly is attached to the end of the extension member opposed to the base. A mounting assembly is attached to the enclosing material and a plurality of pre-tensioned guy cables connect the mounting assembly to the extension member.

7841562, Nov 30, 2010

Jul 15, 2005

11/182563

Jonathan Peritt - Clinton OH, US
Dennis L. Carter - Hudson OH, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

B64B 1/22

244127, 244126

A load patch for attaching concentrated loads to a flexible inflated structure such as a high-altitude airship is stiff in the direction of the applied load so as to carry the load, and is attached to the inflated structure for a very short distance through T-tape so as to minimize strain concentration in the inflated structure due to the stretching of the inflated structure. Since the load patch must be attached for a long length transverse to the load to distribute the applied load, it is transversely compliant to minimize strain concentration in the inflated structure due to stretching of the inflated structure.

8459589, Jun 11, 2013

May 15, 2009

12/466664

Nicholas L. Barnes - North Canton OH, US
Jonathan M. Peritt - Clinton OH, US

Lockheed Martin Corporation - Bethesda MD

B64B 1/62
B64B 1/60

244 98, 244 99, 244128

An airship system, including an inflatable airship of predetermined volume adapted to be filled with gas and to rise to a predetermined altitude, said airship having a hull formed from an inflated flexible gas containment primary envelope, at least one lifting envelope located within the primary envelope for containing the lifting gas, where the lifting envelope will expand to substantially occupy the space of the primary envelope when the airship is at its predetermined high altitude, at least one secondary envelope located within the primary envelope, which can be inflated when said lifting envelope is at lower altitudes to fill the balance of the space of the primary envelope, and air handling means external to the primary envelope and communicating with the secondary envelope for filling and emptying the secondary envelope.

52006204, Apr 6, 1993

Nov 5, 1991

7/788018

Jonathan M. Peritt - Alexandria VA
Richard Everett - Alexandria VA
Alan Edelstein - Alexandria VA

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01T 1900

250324

A fiber spreader is provided which reduces fiber damage that occurs during preading. The fiber spreader includes a thin electrically grounded support sheet for supporting a layer of fibers on one surface thereof. The fibers supported on the support sheet are guided by a plurality of guide rollers past at least one corona discharge region at which the fibers are spread substantially uniformly. A motor driven spool advances the support sheet past the corona discharge region. The fibers are attached to the support sheet by an electrostatic attraction. The guide rollers are positioned so as to provide at least one region in which the sheet and the fibers are physically separated to allow for the uniform spreading of the fibers. After the fibers are spread, the fibers and the support sheet are united again and collected on a motor-driven spool.