Christopher Paul Carter

US Patent:

46233156, Nov 18, 1986

Filed:

Jan 29, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/696135

Inventors:

Christopher E. Carter - Fort Collins CO

Assignee:

Research Corporation - New York NY

International Classification:

B63H 1606

US Classification:

440106

Abstract:

An oarlock comprising a base, a front leg extending upward therefrom and having a rearwardly extending top portion, and a rear leg extending upward from the base and having a forwardly extending top portion. The top portion of the rear leg is spaced from the top portion of the front leg and projects above and forward of a top end of the front leg. The legs form a ring for holding an oar, and the top portions of the legs form an opening for passing the oar into and out of the interior of the ring.

US Patent:

20210387839, Dec 16, 2021

Filed:

Aug 27, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/459061

Inventors:

Christopher Kirk Carter - Longmont CO, US
Nicholas Robert Pierce - Evergreen CO, US

International Classification:

B67B 7/06

Abstract:

The industry-standard corkscrew has numerous flaws resulting in broken corks—even in the hands of a professional. The present invention is a radical departure from the traditional corkscrew apparatus. The opener generally consists of the handle and an internally threaded half-pipe. The half-pipe slides between the cork and the bottle, wherein the series of threads engage the cork. Rotating the handle causes the threads to bore deeper into the neck of the bottle until the handles meets the lip of the bottle, and then lift the cork out of the bottle until it disengages and falls away from the opener. It should be appreciated that the elegance of the opener resides in its simplicity.

US Patent:

20210297489, Sep 23, 2021

Filed:

Jun 9, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/343407

Inventors:

- Wheat Ridge CO, US
Peter William Calfee - Englewood CO, US
Christopher Bennett Carter - Atlanta GA, US
Gary Ross Mitchell - Lyons CO, US
William F. Demyanovich - Lyons CO, US

Assignee:

GoFire, Inc. - Wheat Ridge CO

International Classification:

H04L 29/08
A24F 40/42
A24F 40/50
A24F 40/53
A24F 40/65

Abstract:

A system comprising a vaporizing device and a central server is described. The vaporizing device includes a housing and a cartridge, received within the housing, the cartridge including a predefined quantity of concentrate and an identification code associated with the concentrate and uniquely identifying the cartridge. The vaporizing device further includes a control unit configured to read the identification code. The vaporizing device further includes a communication unit configured to transmit the identification code to a computing device of a user. The central server includes a database. The central server is configured to receive the identification code from the computing device and retrieve concentrate information corresponding to the identification code from the database. The central server is configured to transmit the concentrate information to the computing device for displaying to the user.

US Patent:

20200290856, Sep 17, 2020

Filed:

Mar 10, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/814876

Inventors:

Christopher Kirk Carter - Longmont CO, US
Nicholas Robert Pierce - Evergreen CO, US

International Classification:

B67B 7/06

Abstract:

The industry-standard corkscrew has numerous flaws resulting in broken corks—even in the hands of a professional. The present invention is a radical departure from the traditional corkscrew apparatus. The opener generally consists of the handle and an internally threaded half-pipe. The half-pipe slides between the cork and the bottle, wherein the series of threads engage the cork. Rotating the handle causes the threads to bore deeper into the neck of the bottle until the handles meets the lip of the bottle, and then lift the cork out of the bottle until it disengages and falls away from the opener. It should be appreciated that the elegance of the opener resides in its simplicity.

US Patent:

20200046032, Feb 13, 2020

Filed:

Oct 3, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/592674

Inventors:

- Denver CO, US
Peter William Calfee - Denver CO, US
Christopher Bennett Carter - Atlanta GA, US
Gary Ross Mitchell - Lyons CO, US
William F. Demyanovich - Lyons CO, US

Assignee:

GoFire, Inc. - Denver CO

International Classification:

A24F 47/00
H04L 29/08

Abstract:

A system comprising a vaporizing device and a central server is described. The vaporizing device includes a housing and a cartridge, received within the housing, the cartridge including a predefined quantity of concentrate and an identification code associated with the concentrate and uniquely identifying the cartridge. The vaporizing device further includes a control unit configured to read the identification code. The vaporizing device further includes a communication unit configured to transmit the identification code to a computing device of a user. The central server includes a database. The central server is configured to receive the identification code from the computing device and retrieve concentrate information corresponding to the identification code from the database. The central server is configured to transmit the concentrate information to the computing device for displaying to the user.