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76 Foley Rd, Chesterfield, NH 03443 (603) 363-4386
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77 Foley Rd, Chesterfield, NH 03443 (603) 363-4386
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Spofford, NH
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76 Foley Rd, Chesterfield, NH 03443 (603) 363-8345
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High school graduate or higher
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MONADNOCK AUTOMATED DESIGN
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76 Foley Rd, Chesterfield, NH 03443
(603) 363-8345
(603) 363-8345
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Us Patents
High Speed Substrate Aligner Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
7891936, Feb 22, 2011
Filed:
Mar 30, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/093479
Inventors:
Jairo Terra Moura - Marlboro MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Assignee:
Brooks Automation, Inc. - Chelmsford MA
International Classification:
H01L 21/68
US Classification:
414783, 414217, 414936, 414941
Abstract:
A substrate aligner providing minimal substrate transporter extend and retract motions to quickly align substrate without back side damage while increasing the throughput of substrate processing. In one embodiment, the aligner having an inverted chuck connected to a frame with a substrate transfer system capable of transferring substrate from chuck to transporter without rotationally repositioning substrate. The inverted chuck eliminates aligner obstruction of substrate fiducials and along with the transfer system, allows transporter to remain within the frame during alignment. In another embodiment, the aligner has a rotatable sensor head connected to a frame and a substrate support with transparent rest pads for supporting the substrate during alignment so transporter can remain within the frame during alignment. Substrate alignment is performed independent of fiducial placement on support pads. In other embodiments the substrate support employs a buffer system for buffering substrate inside the apparatus allowing for fast swapping of substrates.
Swiveling Tip For A Fishing Rod
View pageUS Patent:
8166699, May 1, 2012
Filed:
Dec 1, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/958382
Inventors:
Todd E. Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
International Classification:
A01K 87/04
US Classification:
43 24
Abstract:
A swiveling tip for a fishing rod includes a housing with a barrel positioned therein and a roller. The housing includes a first bore for receiving the barrel and a second bore for receiving a fishing rod. The barrel is capable of rotating 360 around a longitudinal axis of the second bore. The barrel has an axle mounting member at a distal end thereof and a through hole that is parallel to and offset from the second longitudinal axis for receiving a fishing line. The roller is configured to rotate about the axle and is adapted to redirect the fishing line from a first direction to a second direction.
High Speed Substrate Aligner Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
8403619, Mar 26, 2013
Filed:
Feb 18, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/030926
Inventors:
Jairo Terra Moura - Marlboro MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Assignee:
Brooks Automation, Inc. - Chelmsford MA
International Classification:
H01L 21/68
US Classification:
414783, 414217, 414936, 414941
Abstract:
In accordance to an exemplary embodiment of the disclosed embodiments, a substrate aligner apparatus is presented, the substrate aligner apparatus having a frame adapted to allow a substrate transporter to transport a substrate to and from the aligner apparatus, an inverted chuck capable of holding the substrate and movably connected to the frame by a chuck driveshaft engaged to the inverted chuck for moving the inverted chuck relative to the frame and effecting alignment of the substrate, a sensing device located between the chuck and chuck driveshaft for detecting a position determining feature of the substrate, and a substrate transfer mechanism movably connected to the frame and located inside the frame below the inverted chuck for moving the substrate from the inverted chuck to the substrate transporter.
High Speed Substrate Aligner Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
8545165, Oct 1, 2013
Filed:
Jul 11, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/179745
Inventors:
Jairo T. Moura - Marlboro MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Assignee:
Brooks Automation, Inc. - Chelmsford MA
International Classification:
H01L 21/68
US Classification:
414783, 414217, 414936, 414941
Abstract:
A substrate aligner providing minimal substrate transporter extend and retract motions to quickly align substrate without back side damage while increasing the throughput of substrate processing. In one embodiment, the aligner having an inverted chuck connected to a frame with a substrate transfer system capable of transferring substrate from chuck to transporter without rotationally repositioning substrate. The inverted chuck eliminates aligner obstruction of substrate fiducials and along with the transfer system, allows transporter to remain within the frame during alignment. In another embodiment, the aligner has a rotatable sensor head connected to a frame and a substrate support with transparent rest pads for supporting the substrate during alignment so transporter can remain within the frame during alignment. Substrate alignment is performed independent of fiducial placement on support pads. In other embodiments the substrate support employs a buffer system for buffering substrate inside the apparatus allowing for fast swapping of substrates.
Swiveling Tip For A Fishing Rod
View pageUS Patent:
20130247442, Sep 26, 2013
Filed:
Mar 26, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/430589
Inventors:
Todd E. Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
International Classification:
A01K 87/04
US Classification:
43 24
Abstract:
A swiveling tip for a fishing rod includes a housing with a barrel positioned therein and a roller. The housing includes a first bore for receiving the barrel and a second bore for receiving a fishing rod. The barrel is capable of rotating 360 around a longitudinal axis of the second bore. The barrel has a guiding assembly at a distal end thereof and nose member, which together with the roller, guides and receives a fishing line therebetween.
Specimen Processor Method And Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
52829782, Feb 1, 1994
Filed:
Sep 21, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/948133
Inventors:
Lewis T. Polk - Bedford MA
Todd E. Bottomley - Spofford NH
Phillip P. Brown - Westford MA
Todd E. Bottomley - Spofford NH
Phillip P. Brown - Westford MA
Assignee:
Cytyc Corporation - Marlborough MA
International Classification:
B01D 3700
US Classification:
210767
Abstract:
A specimen processor, for operation with holder apparatus carrying a viewing screen and a filter device and a container of a biological sample, has a frame with reference structure for aligningly engaging the holder apparatus, and has a transport that carries a manipulation device. The processor operates the transport and the manipulation device to engage the filter device, remove it from support by the holder apparatus and collect cellular particles from the sample onto the filter device. The processor further operates the transport and manipulation device to abut the filter device with the viewing screen for transferring collected cellular particles to the screen, and to return the filter device to carrying by the holder apparatus.
High Speed Substrate Aligner Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
20170236739, Aug 17, 2017
Filed:
Mar 21, 2017
Appl. No.:
15/465326
Inventors:
- Chelmsford MA, US
Martin HOSEK - Lowell MA, US
Todd BOTTOMLEY - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses GILCHRIST - Reading MA, US
Martin HOSEK - Lowell MA, US
Todd BOTTOMLEY - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses GILCHRIST - Reading MA, US
International Classification:
H01L 21/68
H01L 21/687
H01L 21/677
H01L 21/687
H01L 21/677
Abstract:
A substrate aligner providing minimal substrate transporter extend and retract motions to quickly align substrate without back side damage while increasing the throughput of substrate processing. In one embodiment, the aligner having an inverted chuck connected to a frame with a substrate transfer system capable of transferring substrate from chuck to transporter without rotationally repositioning substrate. The inverted chuck eliminates aligner obstruction of substrate fiducials and along with the transfer system, allows transporter to remain within the frame during alignment. In another embodiment, the aligner has a rotatable sensor head connected to a frame and a substrate support with transparent rest pads for supporting the substrate during alignment so transporter can remain within the frame during alignment. Substrate alignment is performed independent of fiducial placement on support pads. In other embodiments the substrate support employs a buffer system for buffering substrate inside the apparatus allowing for fast swapping of substrates.
High Speed Substrate Aligner Apparatus
View pageUS Patent:
20140147234, May 29, 2014
Filed:
Sep 30, 2013
Appl. No.:
14/042248
Inventors:
Jairo T. Moura - Marlboro MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Martin Hosek - Lowell MA, US
Todd Bottomley - Chesterfield NH, US
Ulysses Gilchrist - Reading MA, US
Assignee:
Brooks Automation, Inc. - Chelmsford MA
International Classification:
H01L 21/68
US Classification:
41422201
Abstract:
A substrate aligner providing minimal substrate transporter extend and retract motions to quickly align substrate without back side damage while increasing the throughput of substrate processing. In one embodiment, the aligner having an inverted chuck connected to a frame with a substrate transfer system capable of transferring substrate from chuck to transporter without rotationally repositioning substrate. The inverted chuck eliminates aligner obstruction of substrate fiducials and along with the transfer system, allows transporter to remain within the frame during alignment. In another embodiment, the aligner has a rotatable sensor head connected to a frame and a substrate support with transparent rest pads for supporting the substrate during alignment so transporter can remain within the frame during alignment. Substrate alignment is performed independent of fiducial placement on support pads. In other embodiments the substrate support employs a buffer system for buffering substrate inside the apparatus allowing for fast swapping of substrates.