Mark D Siminoff

D520511, May 9, 2006

Feb 14, 2005

29/223410

Anthony Piazza - Palo Alto CA, US
Steven L. Atkins - Mountain View CA, US
James Yurchenco - Palo Alto CA, US
John Smith - San Francisco CA, US
Jonathan I. Kaplan - Palo Alto CA, US
Paul Frey - San Francisco CA, US
Mark Siminoff - San Jose CA, US

Steelcase Development Corporation - Grand Rapids MI

0807

D14452

D522010, May 30, 2006

Feb 14, 2005

29/223433

Anthony Piazza - Palo Alto CA, US
Steven L. Atkins - Mountain View CA, US
James Yurchenco - Palo Alto CA, US
John Smith - San Francisco CA, US
Jonathan I. Kaplan - Palo Alto CA, US
Paul Frey - San Francisco CA, US
Mark Siminoff - San Jose CA, US

Steelcase Development Corporation - Grand Rapids MI

0807

D14452

8074581, Dec 13, 2011

Oct 13, 2008

12/250192

Lewis Mark Epstein - San Mateo CA, US
Kyle J. Doerksen - Palo Alto CA, US
Matthew Robert Adams - Mountain View CA, US
Larry Cheng - Palo Alto CA, US
Brian Joseph Mason - Menlo Park CA, US
Thomas Overthun - San Francisco CA, US
Todd Allen Pelman - San Francisco CA, US
Vivek Mohan Rao - San Francisco CA, US
David John Rinaldis - Redwood City CA, US
Lukas Martin Scherrer - San Francisco CA, US
Mark D. Siminoff - Mountain View CA, US
Susanne Stage - San Francisco CA, US
Joerg Christoph Student - San Francisco CA, US
James Nolan Ludwig - Grand Rapids MI, US
Brett Robert Kincaid - Ada MI, US

Steelcase Inc. - Grand Rapids MI

A47B 37/00

108 5001, 108 5002, 3122233

A conferencing assembly for use with at least one computer, the assembly including a table top forming a table top opening, a leg support structure, a display screen supported adjacent the top surface, a switcher for controlling input to the display screen, a plurality of handsets, each hand set including a selector button usable to send a signal to the switcher thereby causing the switcher to link a computer associated with the selector button to the display, a plurality of handset cables, each handset cable having first and second ends linked to the switcher and an associated selector button, respectively, for passing signals from the selector buttons to the switcher, a take up assembly including a separate weight for each of the handset cables, the take up assembly disposed below the top member and aligned with the top opening, each handset cable linked to an associated weight, each weight applying a force tending to pull the second end of the associated handset cable into the opening.

20050062238, Mar 24, 2005

Mar 26, 2004

10/810379

Laird Broadfield - San Diego CA, US
Steve Thomas - Rancho Santa Fe CA, US
Rob Sobie - San Diego CA, US
Graham Ross - Poway CA, US
Chris Buckley - San Diego CA, US
Andrzei Skoskiewicz - Menlo Park CA, US
Stephen Wahl - Palo Alto CA, US
Roshi Givechi - San Francisco CA, US
Mark Siminoff - San Jose CA, US
Paul Frey - San Francisco CA, US
Adrian James - Palo Alto CA, US

B60R001/00

280001000

This invention is directed to a point-of-care (POC) station that comprises a mobile cabinet with securable compartments and a pylon release mechanism. The POC station also comprises an immovable pylon, an articulated arm, and a terminal having a monitor. The POC station extends the medication and supply infrastructure into the patient room.

20080023475, Jan 31, 2008

Jul 27, 2006

11/494308

Juan Escobar - New York NY, US
Kristine Chan-Lizardo - Palo Alto CA, US
Stephen Wahl - San Francisco CA, US
Emily Ma - Mountain View CA, US
James R. Yurchenco - Palo Alto CA, US
Zach Traina - Hingham MA, US
Mark D. Siminoff - San Jose CA, US
Jan Raken - San Francisco CA, US
Tony Patron - Mountain View CA, US
David Thomsen - San Mateo CA, US

B65D 21/02

220 2391

A trash can assembly generally having an inner container, an outer cover and a locking mechanism for securing the two-piece design together is disclosed. The inner container has a wall including a first open end, a base at a second end, and a rim about a periphery of the first open end. The locking mechanism comprises at least one locking tab affixed to the inner container, with at least one locking slot defined within the outer cover and positioned to align with and engage the locking tab when the two pieces are joined. It is preferable that the locking mechanism of the assembly be capable of being unlocked or released by the user from an exterior surface of the outer cover. The outer cover includes a wall defining a hollow, a rim defining a first opening, and a base defining a second opening.

D518063, Mar 28, 2006

Feb 14, 2005

29/223429

Anthony Piazza - Palo Alto CA, US
Steven L. Atkins - Mountain View CA, US
James Yurchenco - Palo Alto CA, US
John Smith - San Francisco CA, US
Jonathan I. Kaplan - Palo Alto CA, US
Paul Frey - San Francisco CA, US
Mark Siminoff - San Jose CA, US

Steelcase Development Corporation - Grand Rapids MI

0807

D14452

20210209881, Jul 8, 2021

Nov 23, 2020

17/102376

- Seattle WA, US
John Modestine - Los Angeles CA, US
Mark Siminoff - Mountain View CA, US
Peter Gerstberger - Laguna Niguel CA, US
Spiro Sacre - Los Angeles CA, US
Christopher Loew - Palo Alto CA, US

G07C 9/00
G06K 9/32
H04N 7/18

A garage door is controlled to open using an audio/video (A/V) recording and communication device. The device detects a vehicle within an area about the garage door and receives, using a camera, image data representative of an object associated with the vehicle. The device also compares the image data representative of the object associated with the vehicle with previously stored image data and identifies the object based on the comparing of the image data representative of the object with the previously stored image data. The device also authenticates an electronic device within the vehicle that is associated with the object by wirelessly communicating with the electronic device and determines, based at least in part on the authenticating of the electronic device within the vehicle, that the vehicle is an authorized vehicle. The device also transmits an actuation command to the garage door to cause the garage door to open.

20210097830, Apr 1, 2021

Sep 30, 2019

16/587749

- Seattle WA, US
Ilya Vladimirovich Brailovskiy - Los Gatos CA, US
Jason Gluckman - Encinitas CA, US
Spiro Sacre - Los Angeles CA, US
James Siminoff - Pacific Palisades CA, US
Mark Siminoff - Mountain View CA, US
Matthew Carter - San Jose CA, US
Robert Macauley - Santa Monica CA, US
Fernando Palomar - Venice CA, US
Vadym Tkachuk - Kiev, UA

G08B 13/196
H04N 7/18

This disclosure describes, in part, an audio/video (A/V) device that includes a first camera for generating first image data and one or more second cameras for both motion detection and generating second image data. For instance, the A/V device may generate and then store the second image data in one or more buffers. The A/V device may then detect an event, such as possible motion of an object. Based on detecting the event, A/V device may cause the one or more second cameras to cease generating the second image data and cause the first camera to begin generating the first image data. The A/V device may then process the second image data and send the processed second image data to a computing system. Next, the A/V device may process the first image data and send the processed first image data to the computing system.