Matthew K Anderson

6487971, Dec 3, 2002

Oct 12, 1968

04/769760

Matthew E. Anderson - Ontario CA

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

F42C 1900

102201

An explosive detonator capable of initiating fuze explosive trains remotely by radiant energy from a flash of light impinging upon the surface of explosive.

20130231760, Sep 5, 2013

Feb 28, 2013

13/781741

Susan M. HENNENFENT - San Diego CA, US
Harleen K. GILL - Del Mar CA, US
Beth A. BREWER - New Braunfels TX, US
Matthew K. ANDERSON - San Diego CA, US
Vincent M. KEMLER - San Diego CA, US
Natalie A. DEPRATT - San Diego CA, US
Lauren K. LEUNG - San Diego CA, US
Hemish PARIKH - San Diego CA, US

QUALCOMM INCORPORATED - San Diego CA

G06F 17/40

700 91

Methods, systems and devices are provided for presenting event feedback information regarding participants to an event. A first radio of a first participant device carried by a first participant receives a first checkpoint communication from a checkpoint device at a first checkpoint located along a first course of the event. The first checkpoint communication includes a first checkpoint identifier and a first event time reflecting when the first participant crossed the first checkpoint. A first checkpoint event time is determined based upon the first checkpoint identifier and the first event time. Also, the first checkpoint event time is displayed on the first participant device. Further, a checkpoint device and an event server may be used to in presenting the event feedback information.

39384381, Feb 17, 1976

Apr 12, 1971

5/133364

Matthew E. Anderson - Ontario CA
Stephen L. Redmond - China Lake CA
John W. Horky - Naperville IL
Leo V. Krolak - Northbrook IL

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

F42B 2516
F42C 1512

102 72

An air droppable sealed warhead cannister capable of housing a plurality of omblets, each bomblet having a pressure-sensitive fuze capable of being controlled by the presence and absence of a predetermined pressure in the cannister.

39800199, Sep 14, 1976

Apr 30, 1970

5/043617

Matthew E. Anderson - Ontario CA
Maurice H. Brown - Riverside CA

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

F42B 2516

102 72

A system for selecting the mode of detonating a cluster warhead. The warh consists of a number of bomblets which are configured to be packaged into a warhead cannister. An explosive switch is initiated which permanently opens the dispersing circuit and prevents the bomblets from being dispensed and the warhead is exploded in the unitary mode. Failure to open the dispersing circuit will permit the warhead to disperse and each bomblet will explode individually.

39481824, Apr 6, 1976

Oct 3, 1968

4/766035

James E. Means - Corona CA
Matthew E. Anderson - Ontario CA

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

F42C 1302

102 702P

A pressure-armed, semiactive bomblet fuze, having both contact and proxim-fuze capability for a free-fall weapon, and utilizing both a gyro aligning fuze train and a photocell transducer for directly initiating an electric detonator.

39569918, May 18, 1976

Oct 3, 1968

4/765749

James E. Means - Corona CA
Matthew E. Anderson - Ontario CA

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

F42C 1302

102 702P

A semiactive bomblet fuze having both contact and proximity fuze capability or a free-fall weapon, and utilizing both a gyro-rotor aligning fuze train and an optical lens for initiating a light sensitive explosive detonator.

20220406209, Dec 22, 2022

Jun 17, 2021

17/351087

Matthew Anderson - La Mesa CA, US

Learning Glass Solutions, Inc. - San Diego CA

G09B 5/06
G09B 5/14
H04N 5/72

Method and apparatus for presenting audio and visual information to an audience by streaming, broadcast, live and recording presentations including a generally transparent pane having one end disposed proximate an end of a reflective pane to form an apex with an acute angle. In use an imaging device is disposed between the generally transparent pane and the reflective pane and oriented to image a reflection of the generally transparent pane off of the reflective pane. In operation a lecturer positions themselves in front of the generally transparent pane and performs an audio and visual presentation by writing written material on the surface of the generally transparent pane facing the lecturer. The imaging device, imaging a reflection of the generally transparent pane off the reflective pane, images a left-to-right reversal of the writing on the generally transparent pane thereby rendering it readable by a viewer.

20230100145, Mar 30, 2023

Dec 2, 2022

18/073922

- Portland ME, US
Nathaniel MERRILL - Portland ME, US
Eben SARGENT - Anchorage AK, US
Matthew ANDERSON - South Portland ME, US
Finnian DONOVAN - Cape Elizabeth ME, US
David SOROKA - Portland ME, US
Jason TURNURE - Portland ME, US
Samuel WOOLF - Brunswick ME, US
Patch KESSLER - San Francisco CA, US

Running Tide Technologies, Inc. - Portland ME

A01K 61/90
G06M 7/02

Embodiments described herein relate generally to systems and methods for transferring, grading, and/or harvesting aquatic animals. In some embodiments, an apparatus can include a vessel configured to facilitate access to aquatic animals contained in an aquaculture system, a grading system disposed on the vessel and configured to receive a plurality of aquatic animals and sort the aquatic animals based on a characteristic, and a return system disposed on the vessel and configured to transfer at least a portion of the plurality of aquatic animals back to the aquaculture system.