John H Reilly

US Patent:

6810529, Nov 2, 2004

Filed:

Jun 27, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/607952

Inventors:

John J. Reilly - Bayside NY
William L. Grilliot - Dayton OH
Mary I. Grilliot - Dayton OH

Assignee:

Morning Pride Manufacturing, L.L.C.

International Classification:

A41D 2720

US Classification:

2 69, 2247

Abstract:

A protective garment, which is intended to be only worn by a wearer who is authorized to pass through a security perimeter, comprises a pocket, which defines a window, a flap, which is movable between a position wherein the flap covers the window and positions wherein the flap does not cover the window, and a card, which is disposed in the pocket. The card displays or records data, which are readable through the window by a human, by an electronic reader, or by both, and which are unique to the authorized wearer of the protective garment. The data may comprise symbolic data, such as bar code data, and may comprise a photograph of the authorized wearer of the protective garment. When the flap covers the window, the flap protects the data against becoming illegible because of foreign matter, such as soot, or because of surface abrasion.

US Patent:

7093305, Aug 22, 2006

Filed:

Jun 27, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/609833

Inventors:

John J. Reilly - Bayside NY, US
William L. Grilliot - Dayton OH, US
Mary I. Grilliot - Dayton OH, US

Assignee:

Morning Pride Manufacturing, L.L.C. - Dayton OH

International Classification:

A42B 1/24

US Classification:

220913

Abstract:

A protective helmet, which is intended to be only worn by a wearer who is authorized to pass through a security perimeter, comprises an outer shell, a pocket, which is mounted to the outer shell and which defines a window, a flap, which is movable between a position wherein the flap covers the window and positions wherein the flap does not cover the window, and a card, which is disposed in the pocket. The card displays or records data, which are readable through the window by a human, by an electronic reader, or by both, and which are unique to the authorized wearer of the protective garment. The data may comprise symbolic data, such as bar code data, and may comprise a photograph of the authorized wearer of the protective garment. When the flap covers the window, the flap protects the data against becoming unreadable because of foreign matter, such as soot, or because of surface abrasion.

US Patent:

7095025, Aug 22, 2006

Filed:

Dec 10, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/732158

Inventors:

John J. Reilly - Bayside NY, US
William L. Grilliot - Dayton OH, US
Mary I. Grilliot - Dayton OH, US
Patricia Lewis - Huber Heights OH, US

Assignee:

Morning Pride Manufacturing, L.L.C. - Dayton OH

International Classification:

H01L 31/00

US Classification:

250330, 29103

Abstract:

In a combination wherein a thermal imaging camera having a front lens is mounted to a protective helmet, such as a firefighter's helmet, where the thermal imaging camera is not covered from above by any portion of the protective helmet, wherein a display is mounted below the front area of the brim, and wherein an arm connects the thermal imaging camera to the display, a shroud, which is aluminized so as to be heat-reflective, is adapted, when secured to the protective helmet, to cover the exposed top, side, and front surfaces of the thermal imaging camera, except for a front opening for the front lens and except for a bottom opening, through which the display and the arm connecting the thermal imaging camera to the display can pass when the shroud is being installed.

US Patent:

7665152, Feb 23, 2010

Filed:

Jan 23, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/337370

Inventors:

Douglas Sloan - Douglaston NY, US
John J. Reilly - Rockville Centre NY, US
Mary I. Grilliot - Dayton OH, US
William L. Grilliot - Dayton OH, US
Michael P. Harty - West Islip NY, US
Francis T. Haskell - West Islip NY, US
Thomas J. Fee - Hempstead NY, US

Assignee:

Morning Pride Manufacturing, L.L.C. - Dayton OH

International Classification:

A41D 13/00

US Classification:

2 69, 182 3

Abstract:

As combined with a protective garment having a generally tubular portion, such as a protective coat having a sleeve, or such as a pair of protective pants having a pants leg, which may be regarded as being generally tubular, and a drag harness, which is assembled to the generally tubular portion and which facilitates dragging a wear from a hazardous situation. The drag harness includes a loop, which is assembled to and within the generally tubular portion, and a grip, which extends through an aperture in the generally tubular portion. The loop and the grip may be made from a single length of strapping or, alternatively, the loop and the grip may be made from separate lengths of strapping. The loop may have a fixed length or, alternatively, the drag harness may have a running noose, by which the loop is adapted to tighten when the grip is pulled.

US Patent:

7734066, Jun 8, 2010

Filed:

Nov 19, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/993929

Inventors:

Paul DeLia - Croton on Hudson NY, US
John J. Reilly - Waltham MA, US

Assignee:

L-3 Communications Security and Detection Systems, Inc. - Woburn MA

International Classification:

G06K 9/00
G01N 23/04
G01N 37/00
G06Q 10/00

US Classification:

382115, 382100, 378 57, 702 82, 705 5

Abstract:

A security system with a processor that receives information from multiple sources. The system is illustrated by a network of inspection machines at multiple locations in an airport, such as at check-in desks. These machines provide data to the processor for threat detection processing. The processor provides a central control and data integration point. Centralized control may be used to readily adapt threat detection programs and data integration may allow more accurate or more thorough threat determinations to be made. Moreover, centralized processing of computation intensive operations, such as image reconstruction, may provide for more efficient processor utilization throughout the system, providing a lower total processing cost. Additionally, centralized processing allows for human decision makers to be readily integrated into the system.

US Patent:

8324264, Dec 4, 2012

Filed:

Jul 22, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/188790

Inventors:

Gary R. Eldridge - St. Louis MO, US
Ronald Neil Buckle - Delmar NY, US
Michael Ellis - Clifton Park NY, US
Zhongping Huang - Voorheesville NY, US
John Edward Reilly - Voorheesville NY, US

Assignee:

Sequoia Sciences, Inc. - St. Louis MO

International Classification:

A61K 31/416
C07D 231/54

US Classification:

514406, 5483581

Abstract:

Certain multi-cyclic compounds and compositions thereof are useful for reducing or inhibiting the growth of bacterial biofilms and for controlling bacterial biofilm infections. Such compounds and compositions are also useful in methods for reducing or inhibiting the growth of biofilms and for controlling bacterial biofilm infections involving biofilms.

US Patent:

8587458, Nov 19, 2013

Filed:

Dec 7, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/313833

Inventors:

Bulent Abali - Tenafly NJ, US
Bartholomew Blaner - Underhill Center VT, US
John J. Reilly - Huntington VT, US

Assignee:

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

International Classification:

H03M 7/00

US Classification:

341 60, 341 61

Abstract:

Unpacking a variable number of data bits is provided. A structure includes an input port operable to receive one or more input data units including a plurality of packed bits of data, each of the one or more input data units including a header and a payload, the header including a predetermined number of bits and identifying a format of the payload and a length of the payload, and the payload including a variable number of bits. The structure further includes a circuit operable to identify and unpack the one or more input data units based on the header and the payload of each of the one or more input data units. The structure further includes an output port operable to transmit one or more output data units including the unpacked one or more input data units, once per clock cycle.

US Patent:

20120014108, Jan 19, 2012

Filed:

Feb 25, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/035626

Inventors:

Thomas F. Greenfield - Kings Park NY, US
Gannon T. Gambeski - Saint James NY, US
David P. Eckel - Fort Salonga NY, US
Michael Glater - Brooklyn NY, US
John M. Reilly - Port Jefferson NY, US
Seckin K. Secilmis - Seaford NY, US
William J. Zbytniewski - West Babylon NY, US

Assignee:

B/E Aerospace, Inc. - Wellington FL

International Classification:

F21V 29/00
F21V 5/04
H05K 13/00
F21V 23/00

US Classification:

362294, 362373, 362370, 29825

Abstract:

An LED lighting element having an H-shaped housing. The housing, which may be an extruded housing, has a first section and a second section which is separated from the first section by a cross bar. A back plate is positioned opposite of the crossbar and is removably secured to the first section. A heat sink is located within the housing while a microcontroller and LED drive/control technology and integrated power supply contacts the heat sink and is attached to the back plate. An LED PC board that is electrically connected to the microcontroller and LED drive/control technology and integrated power supply is positioned in the second section and is attached to the housing. An end cap for the housing along with a method for constructing the lighting element are also disclosed.