Joseph E King

6423918, Jul 23, 2002

Mar 21, 2000

09/532526

Joseph D. King - Hudson NH
John E. McConnell - Ann Arbor MI

Lear Corporation - Southfield MI

H01H 518

200406, 200516

A dome switch ( ) of an electrically operated product ( ) includes an electrically conductive dome switch member ( ) having a central dimple ( ) and a peripheral portion ( ) that is secured by two retainers ( ) which permit sliding alignment of the dome switch member. A switch actuator ( ) of the dome switch ( ) has an alignment button ( ) received by the dimple ( ) of the dome switch member ( ) so as to provide sliding of the dome switch member on a circuit board ( ) and thereby providing alignment with first and second contacts ( ) to provide effective switch closing.

6559775, May 6, 2003

Mar 19, 1999

09/272441

Joseph D. King - Hudson NH

Lear Corporation - Southfield MI

B60Q 148

3409322, 34082569, 34082549, 340436, 340 101, 340903, 340 52, 342 42, 342 44, 701118

A vehicle wireless transmitter system includes a collision avoidance sensor in a wireless transmitter. The wireless transmitter generates a wireless signal, such as a garage door opener signal, based upon information from the collision avoidance sensor. The wireless transmitter generates a garage door opener signal when the collision avoidance sensor determines that the vehicle is within a predetermined distance of the garage. The wireless transmitter generates a garage door opener signal when the collision avoidance sensor determines that the vehicle is in the garage, the engine is no longer running and no motion is detected around the vehicle for a predetermined period of time.

6734807, May 11, 2004

Apr 1, 1999

09/283035

Joseph David King - Hudson NH

Lear Automotive Dearborn, Inc. - Southfield MI

G08G 116

340903, 340435, 340436, 340901, 340902, 340904

A blind spot detection system includes a transmitter directing a circularly polarized signal into a blind spot adjacent a vehicle. A receiver also mounted on the vehicle receives a reflection of the circularly polarized signal which is oppositely circularly polarized. An indicator indicates to the driver of the vehicle when the reflected signal is detected, thereby indicating the presence of an object in the blind spot. An indicator is also directed toward the blind spot generating a warning when the presence of an object in the blind spot is detected and an indication of a turn or lane change by the vehicle is detected, such as turn signal switch activation.

7573726, Aug 11, 2009

Dec 24, 2007

11/963947

Gerald J. Cote - Upton MA, US
Keith C. Johnson - Medway MA, US
Ilhan C. Gundogan - Lexington MA, US
W. Brian Cunningham - Westborough MA, US
Joseph P. King - Sterling MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

H05K 7/12

361798, 361754, 361747, 361726, 361732

A printed circuit board module for a rack mounted chassis. The module includes a latching assembly having: a handle and a catch. When the module is inserted a predetermined distance into a chassis, the catch becomes inserted into an aperture formed on the chassis and when, at such predetermined distance, the handle is slid inwardly into the chassis, the catch engages the handle to retain the handle within the module. On the other hand if, when the module is inserted into the chassis at a distance less than the predetermined distance, the catch is unable to be inserted into an aperture and when the handle is slid inwardly from the chassis, the catch prevents the handle from being retained and such handle, when released, is urged outwardly of the module thereby indicating that the module is improperly inserted within the chassis.

8593827, Nov 26, 2013

Dec 15, 2009

12/638295

Jeffrey Michael Lewis - Maynard MA, US
Joseph P. King - Sterling MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

H05K 7/14
H05K 7/18

361801, 4033221, 4033224

A compressible engagement assembly includes a latching assembly configured to releasably engage a rack assembly. A compressible member is configured to be compressed by the latching assembly when the latching assembly is releasably engaged with the rack assembly. The compressible member is further configured to engage a rackmount component removably positioned within the rack assembly.

20060150458, Jul 13, 2006

Dec 20, 2004

11/017244

Lawrence Feroli - W. Townsend MA, US
W. Cunningham - Westborough MA, US
C. Gundogan - Lexington MA, US
Albert Beinor - Sutton MA, US
Joseph King - Sterling MA, US

EMC Corporation - Hopkinton MA

G09F 3/18

040661000

Described is a label cassette for mounting to the front side of an enclosure and for holding and displaying a label used to identify a configuration of that enclosure. The label cassette includes a transparent cover, a tray, and a hinge mechanism. The tray has a pair of guide rails for engaging respective guide structures on the enclosure to align the label cassette for attachment to the enclosure, a capture mechanism to secure the label cassette to the enclosure, and a label surface to hold a label. The hinge mechanism attaches the transparent cover to the tray and permits rotation about an axis parallel to the back edge of the transparent cover. Mounted to a ledge that extends from the front of the enclosure, the label cassette does not occupy vertical space or interfere with connectors, cables, or airflow vents on the front of the enclosure.

62083058, Mar 27, 2001

Aug 13, 1999

9/373692

Joseph D. King - Hudson NH

Lear Corporation - Southfield MI

H01Q1/32

343713

A vehicle antenna mounted on the surface of a molded interior trim part. The trim part is positioned above a windowsill level in the vehicle passenger compartment, the position of the antenna being in straight-line orientation with respect to a signal-generating device, such as a transmitter for a remote entry system. The strategic location of the antenna with respect to the trim part permits antennas of any suitable size, including a relatively large antenna, whereby sensitivity of the antenna is improved.

20220370222, Nov 24, 2022

May 18, 2022

17/747344

- MAPLE GROVE MN, US
Andrew Pic - Northboro MA, US
Joseph W. King - Franklin MA, US
Lauren Sfakis Lydecker - Millbury MA, US
Travis Henchie - Worcester MA, US

BOSTON SCIENTIFIC SCIMED, INC. - MAPLE GROVE MN

A61F 5/00

An implantable device having an adjustable passage therethrough. The passage may be adjustable to occlude or otherwise to regulate access or flow of materials therethrough. An elongated element may be inserted into the passage when in a closed configuration to selectively open the passage. For instance, the implantable device may be a tubular device with a twisted region closing the passage therethrough, and the elongated device may be configured to engage such twisted region and to be rotated to untwist the closed region. An additional tubular device with a passage therethrough may be inserted into the passage of the implantable device to hold open the passage for a selected period of time.