Robert Dale Singleton

Address:

2441 Indian Ky Dr, Holiday, FL 34691

VIN:

3GTRCVE09AG187207

Make:

GMC

Model:

SIERRA 1500

Year:

2010

Address:

2441 Indian Ky Dr, Holiday, FL 34691

Phone:

(727)9390492

VIN:

2C3KA53G57H700103

Make:

CHRYSLER

Model:

300

Year:

2007

US Patent:

20050263596, Dec 1, 2005

Filed:

May 12, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/127299

Inventors:

Craig Nelson - Melbourne FL, US
Robert Singleton - Plant City FL, US

International Classification:

G06K007/06

US Classification:

235441000

Abstract:

Convenient, portable chargers for recharging a secondary battery in an electronically readable card which can be in sleeve form. The portable chargers are lightweight and portable and desirably have dimensions that are not much larger than those of an electronically readable card. The chargers may include a connector such as a sleeve for securing an electronically readable card, a power source for providing recharging power and a power interface for delivering the recharging power from the power source to the electronically readable card. The power source may take on a variety of forms including another battery, a photovoltaic array or a direct plug connection to a electric wall outlet, Universal Serial Bus port or a telephone jack. In some embodiments the portable chargers charge the battery in an electronically readable card by inductive coupling.

US Patent:

20060147792, Jul 6, 2006

Filed:

Jul 22, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/187440

Inventors:

Craig Nelson - Melbourne FL, US
Robert Singleton - Plant City FL, US
Michael Scruggs - Lakeland FL, US
Wade Guindy - Henderson NV, US

International Classification:

H01M 2/30
H01M 10/40
H01M 2/02

US Classification:

429065000, 429178000, 429314000, 429162000

Abstract:

Improved battery packaging and constructions for batteries, particularly thin, flat-profile packaged batteries are provided. The battery packaging constructions may eliminate the need for soldering by providing current collector tabs coated by electrically conductive adhesive tape such as z-axis conductive tape and may provide support for current collector tabs and a regular battery perimeter by providing supportive battery packaging and/or frame materials. Better fabrication results, particularly when the batteries are used in smart cards, RFID tags, and medical devices.

US Patent:

20090286150, Nov 19, 2009

Filed:

May 15, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/466900

Inventors:

Craig R. Nelson - Melbourne FL, US
Robert W. Singleton - Plant City FL, US
Michael G. Scruggs - Lakeland FL, US
Wade W. Guindy - Henderson NV, US

Assignee:

Solicore, Inc. - Lakeland FL

International Classification:

H01M 6/12

US Classification:

429162

Abstract:

Improved battery packaging and constructions for batteries, particularly thin, flat-profile packaged batteries are provided. The battery packaging constructions may eliminate the need for soldering by providing current collector tabs coated by electrically conductive adhesive tape such as z-axis conductive tape and may provide support for current collector tabs and a regular battery perimeter by providing supportive battery packaging and/or frame materials. Better fabrication results, particularly when the batteries are used in smart cards, RFID tags, and medical devices.

US Patent:

53297504, Jul 19, 1994

Filed:

Nov 12, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/975622

Inventors:

Stuart C. Bagley - Dunedin FL
Jon L. McCanless - Brandon FL
Robert W. Singleton - Plant City FL

International Classification:

B65B 728
B65B 4108
B65B 4348
B65B 5122

US Classification:

53559

Abstract:

Apparatus for fabricating blister packs comprising a first support for a web of plastic material located at the input end of the apparatus; a feeder to feed the web of plastic material along a path of travel through the apparatus to the output end thereof; a former means along the path of travel to form wells in a conveyed web of plastic material; dispensers means along the path of travel to dispense pills into the wells; a second support for a web of rupturable material located above the linear path of travel to feed rupturable material onto the plastic material for movement therewith in a two part laminate; a tray for a stack of cards laterally offset from the path of travel; a conveyor to sequentially feed cards from the support means to a location adjacent to the web of plastic material and then into contact therewith; a coupler along the path of travel to couple the plastic material with the cards to form a three part laminate; and a cutter along the linear path of travel to cut the laminate for forming individual blister packs.