Eugene Arnold Eighmy

7845041, Dec 7, 2010

Feb 21, 2007

11/677433

John J. Gatzemeyer - Hillsborough NJ, US
Eduardo J. Jimenez - Manalapan NJ, US
Robert Riebe - Minneapolis MN, US
James E. Michaels - Downers Grove IL, US
Eugene Eighmy - Birmingham AL, US
Evan Ward - Chicago IL, US

Colgate-Palmolive Company - New York NY

A46B 15/00

15105, 151671

A toothbrush includes a storage unit having an input, a memory for storing audio signals received via the input. The unit can have an output for transmitting or playing the stored audio signals. A variety of different constructions of storage unit and toothbrush configurations are described, each creating an environment that makes tooth brushing enjoyable.

8558660, Oct 15, 2013

Nov 17, 2009

12/619856

Harvey A. Nix - Birmingham AL, US
Lloyd Guyton Bowers Cooper - Birmingham AL, US
Andrew Joseph Thomson - Birmingham AL, US
Eugene Arnold Eighmy - Birmingham AL, US

Proventix Systems, Inc. - Birmingham AL

G08B 19/00

340 51, 3405721, 340 101, 340 61

A system and method for detecting the presence of a device user, managing a detection system in a predominantly low power state, ensuring data integrity and limiting the amount of user interaction required to identify users and detect device utilization includes a distinct user tag or badge including an active or passive RFID transceiver and one or more readers and routers in a network.

61413577, Oct 31, 2000

Oct 6, 1998

9/167962

Alan John Testani - Boca Raton FL
Eugene Arnold Eighmy - Hoover AL
William Thomas Edwards - Helena AL

H04J 306

370507

A user headset is provided that is operable to contain an audio device (50) and a receiver (52). The receiver (52) is operable to receive both audio information on multiple channels and also data. The data is received in the form of pulse width modulated sync signals. The sync signals are operable to provide a synchronization signal for 3-D liquid crystal lenses (60). The data is encoded within the sync signal through pulse width modulation. The width of the pulse defines various commands. These various commands define the channel over which the audio is to be transmitted. These channels can either be user-defined or they can be a function of the transmitter. The transmitter includes an audio generator (42) for generating audio signals on multiple channels and also a data generator (40). These are modulated onto a broad band optical signal and transmitted via an IR data link. The system facilitates a walking tour by transmitting commands to the receiver that allow the receiver to lock onto a particular channel, there being select channels for a given zone.

58506101, Dec 15, 1998

Oct 25, 1996

8/736897

Alan John Testani - Boca Raton FL
Eugene Arnold Eighmy - Hoover AL
William Thomas Edwards - Helena AL

Sonics Associates, Inc. - Birmingham AL

H04B 106

455512

A user headset is provided that is operable to contain an audio device (50) and a receiver (52). The receiver (52) is operable to receive both audio information on multiple channels and also data. The data is received in the form of pulse width modulated sync signals. The sync signals are operable to provide a synchronization signal for 3-D liquid crystal lenses (60). The data is encoded within the sync signal through pulse width modulation. The width of the pulse defines various commands. These various commands define the channel over which the audio is to be transmitted. These channels can either be user-defined or they can be a function of the transmitter. The transmitter includes an audio generator (42) for generating audio signals on multiple channels and also a data generator (40). These are modulated onto a broad band optical signal and transmitted via an IR data link. The system facilitates a walking tour by transmitting commands to the receiver that allow the receiver to lock onto a particular channel, there being select channels for a given zone.

58525068, Dec 22, 1998

Oct 25, 1996

8/738220

Alan John Testani - Boca Raton FL
Eugene Arnold Eighmy - Hoover AL
William Thomas Edwards - Helena AL

Sonics Associates, Inc. - Birmingham AL

H04B 1000

359155

A user headset is provided that is operable to contain an audio device (50) and a receiver (52). The receiver (52) is operable to receive both audio information on multiple channels and also data. The data is received in the form of pulse width modulated sync signals. The sync signals are operable to provide a synchronization signal for 3-D liquid crystal lenses (60). The data is encoded within the sync signal through pulse width modulation. The width of the pulse defines various commands. These various commands define the channel over which the audio is to be transmitted. These channels can either be user-defined or they can be a function of the transmitter. The transmitter includes an audio generator (42) for generating audio signals on multiple channels and also a data generator (40). These are modulated onto a broad band optical signal and transmitted via an IR data link. The system facilitates a walking tour by transmitting commands to the receiver that allow the receiver to lock onto a particular channel, there being select channels for a given zone.

58188142, Oct 6, 1998

Oct 25, 1996

8/738227

Alan John Testani - Boca Raton FL
Eugene Arnold Eighmy - Hoover AL
William Thomas Edwards - Helena AL

Sonics Associates, Inc. - Birmingham AL

H04J 306

370212

A user headset is provided that is operable to contain an audio device (50) and a receiver (52). The receiver (52) is operable to receive both audio information on multiple channels and also data. The data is received in the form of pulse width modulated sync signals. The sync signals are operable to provide a synchronization signal for 3-D liquid crystal lenses (60). The data is encoded within the sync signal through pulse width modulation. The width of the pulse defines various commands. These various commands define the channel over which the audio is to be transmitted. These channels can either be user-defined or they can be a function of the transmitter. The transmitter includes an audio generator (42) for generating audio signals on multiple channels and also a data generator (40). These are modulated onto a broad band optical signal and transmitted via an IR data link. The system facilitates a walking tour by transmitting commands to the receiver that allow the receiver to lock onto a particular channel, there being select channels for a given zone.

20150209097, Jul 30, 2015

Jan 29, 2015

14/608390

Eugene A. Eighmy - Mountain Brook AL, US
Benjamin B. Fulmer - Mountain Brook AL, US
Lloyd G.B. Cooper - Mountain Brook AL, US

A61B 18/12
A61B 18/14

A surgical knife has been developed. The knife includes a blade with an edge that contacts tissue of a patient and a differential amplifier circuit that provides a signal of voltage and current to the blade at a certain frequency and waveform. The device also includes an output monitor feedback circuit that monitors frequency and amplitude data from the differential amplifier circuit and a return monitor feedback circuit that monitors that monitors frequency and amplitude data from the tissue of the patient. The device has a microprocessor that receives the frequency and amplitude data from the output monitor and the return monitor and adjust the voltage, frequency and waveform provided by the differential amplifier.