Karl Martin Armagost

6864861, Mar 8, 2005

Dec 29, 1998

09/222230

Kevin Schehrer - Boulder CO, US
William Cassarly - Lyndhurst OH, US
Douglas McKnight - Boulder CO, US
Russell M. Hudyma - San Ramon CA, US
Jonathan Biles - Vancouver WA, US
Miller Schuck - Nederland CO, US
Karl Armagost - Boulder CO, US

Brillian Corporation - Tempe AZ

G09G005/00

345 7, 359630

An image generator having an illuminator, a reflective display device (in one embodiment) and a beamsplitter which produces a virtual image of an image created in a light modulating medium on said reflective display device. In one embodiment, the image generator is a miniature image generator for a relatively small, lightweight head-mounted display which provides a magnified virtual image which is viewed by a viewer. The beamsplitter is optically coupled to the reflective display device. The beamsplitter comprises a film having a plurality of layers including at least a first layer which comprises an oriented birefringent material. The beamsplitter has a wide angle of acceptance.

7119982, Oct 10, 2006

Mar 5, 2004

10/708483

Matthew T. Starr - Lafayette CO, US
Jennifer L. Woodruff - Erie CO, US
Clark D. Brace - Westminster CO, US
Peter J. Kumpon - Binghamton NY, US
Karl M. Armagost - Clearwater FL, US

Spectra Logic Corporation - Boulder CO

G11B 15/68
G11B 33/04
G11B 33/12

360 92, 360 94

Disclosed is a data cartridge library operable with at least one data cartridge magazine, drive bay and universal electronics bay. The data cartridge library generally comprises a frame that defines an interior space wherein a multi piece-data cartridge magazine capable of holding a plurality of data cassettes, an adjustable drive bay for holding various form factor drives accessible by an operator through an opening in the drive bay to remove or insert drives, and a transport assembly for moving and inserting one of the data cartridges from a magazine to one of the drives, via a different opening in the drive bay, for data recording purposes can reside. The library can further comprise a user interface allowing a user to communicate with the library and an entry/exit port through which a magazine can be inserted/removed. The data cartridge library can also comprise a universal electronics bay, not comprised by the frame, which is capable of holding electronics other than a power supply.

7180701, Feb 20, 2007

Jun 26, 2003

10/604119

Karl M. Armagost - Clearwater FL, US
Ray D. Heineman - Longmont CO, US
Edwin J. Wadsworth - Longmont CO, US
Neal A. Downey - Longmont CO, US
Christian C. Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Matthew T. Starr - Lafayette CO, US

Spectra Logic Corporation - Boulder CO

G11B 15/68

360 92

The present invention provides a magazine-based data cartridge library that, in one embodiment, comprises a plurality of shelves that are capable of holding a plurality of data cartridge magazines, one or more drives, a magazine transport for moving magazines within the cabinet, and a cartridge transport for moving data cartridges between a magazine and a drive.

7265938, Sep 4, 2007

Jun 26, 2003

10/604120

Karl M. Armagost - Clearwater FL, US
Edwin J. Wadsworth - Longmont CO, US
Neal A. Downey - Longmont CO, US
Christian C. Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Matthew T. Starr - Lafayette CO, US
Ray D. Heineman - Longmont CO, US

Spectra Logic Corporation - Boulder CO

G11B 15/657

360 92

The present invention provides a magazine-based data cartridge library that, in one embodiment, comprises a plurality of shelves that are capable of holding a plurality of data cartridge magazines, one or more drives, a magazine transport for moving magazines within the cabinet, and a cartridge transport for moving data cartridges between a magazine and a drive.

20020085158, Jul 4, 2002

May 17, 1999

09/313222

KARL M. ARMAGOST - BOULDER CO, US
JAMES G. KOLM - LONGMONT CO, US
EDWARD R. POLLARD - SUPERIOR CO, US
GABOR A. TOTH - EVERGREEN CO, US
JEFFREY F. HAMBLETON - DENVER CO, US

G02F001/1345

349/149000

The present invention relates to a display assembly having a liquid crystal on silicon display device disposed on a first substrate and having first electrical contact pads. The display assembly also has a second substrate having second electrical contact pads coupled to the first electrical contact pads and having an array of ball contact elements. Various embodiments and features are disclosed.

20050057847, Mar 17, 2005

Sep 16, 2003

10/605222

Karl Armagost - Clearwater Beach FL, US
Clark Brace - Westminster CO, US
Marek Christer - Loveland CO, US
Christian Curtis - Thornton CO, US
Neal Downey - Longmont CO, US
Samuel Guleff - Superior CO, US
Ray Heineman - Longmont CO, US
Peter Kumpon - Denver CO, US
Ronald Permut - Lousiville CO, US
Christopher Pollard - Monument CO, US
David Roecker - Denver CO, US
Matthew Starr - Lafayette CO, US
Lee Sutherland - Hamilton MT, US
Nathan Thompson - Boulder CO, US
Edwin Wadsworth - Longmont CO, US
Jennifer Woodruff - Longmont CO, US

SPECTRA LOGIC CORPORATION - Boulder CO

G11B015/68

360092000

The present invention provides a magazine-based library that is capable of operating on a magazine data storage element comprised of a plurality of hard disk drives and an interface that allows data to be transferred between the hard disk drives and a host computer. One embodiment of the library comprises a plurality of shelves that are each capable of supporting at least one magazine data storage element, one or more drives, and a magazine transport that is capable of moving a magazine data storage element between any one of the shelves and any one of the drives. The present invention also provides a magazine data storage element drive that is capable of being used in stand-alone mode, i.e., outside of a magazine-based library.

20050242147, Nov 3, 2005

Nov 19, 2004

10/993179

Michael Tobin - Bozeman MT, US
David Roecker - Denver CO, US
Karl Armagost - The Villages FL, US

B26F003/00

225097000

This disassembly of a pre-cut block of packaging material into component pieces and the selective dispensing of the component pieces is accomplished by a mechanism including a disassembling apparatus and a dispensing apparatus surrounded by a housing. The disassembling apparatus accepts individual pre-cut blocks from a queue and compresses a portion of the respective pre-cut block to cause separation into the plurality of component pieces. The plurality of component pieces then fall into the dispensing apparatus, which selectively dispenses the pieces separated as desired by a user.