Daniel E Doyle

US Patent:

6933991, Aug 23, 2005

Filed:

Jan 29, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/772197

Inventors:

Joseph J. Sanelle - Westboro MA, US
Diggy R. Breiling - Beaverton OR, US
Daniel R. Doyle - Medway MA, US

Assignee:

White Electronic Designs Corp. - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

G02F001/1335

US Classification:

349 96, 349 84, 349158

Abstract:

A liquid crystal display (LCD) exhibiting enhanced optical viewing performance. In a preferred embodiment, the LCD comprises a liquid crystal display panel, the liquid crystal display panel comprising a pair of transparent substrates, liquid crystal material sandwiched between the transparent substrates and transparent electrodes positioned between the liquid crystal material and the transparent substrates. The LCD also comprises a rear polarizer assembly comprising a compensation film, a polarizer mounted on the rear surface of the compensation film, and a first index-matched, pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) mounted on the front surface of the compensation film, the PSA being adhered to the rear surface of the LCD panel. The LCD also comprises a front polarizer assembly, the front polarizer assembly comprising a front polarizer, a compensation film mounted on the rear surface of the front polarizer and an index-matched PSA mounted on the front surface of the front polarizer. The front polarizer is crossed relative to the rear polarizer.

US Patent:

7405779, Jul 29, 2008

Filed:

Aug 22, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/209102

Inventors:

Joseph J. Sanelle - Westboro MA, US
Diggy R. Breiling - Beaverton OR, US
Daniel R. Doyle - Medway MA, US

Assignee:

White Electronic Designs Corp. - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

G02F 1/1335
G02F 1/133

US Classification:

349 96, 349 12, 349 23, 349137

Abstract:

A liquid crystal display (LCD) exhibiting enhanced optical viewing performance. In a preferred embodiment, the LCD comprises a liquid crystal display panel, the liquid crystal display panel comprising a pair of transparent substrates, liquid crystal material sandwiched between the transparent substrates and transparent electrodes positioned between the liquid crystal material and the transparent substrates. The LCD also comprises a rear polarizer assembly comprising a compensation film, a polarizer mounted on the rear surface of the compensation film, and a first index-matched, pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) mounted on the front surface of the compensation film, the PSA being adhered to the rear surface of the LCD panel. The LCD also comprises a front polarizer assembly, the front polarizer assembly comprising a front polarizer, a compensation film mounted on the rear surface of the front polarizer and an index-matched PSA mounted on the front surface of the front polarizer. The front polarizer is crossed relative to the rear polarizer.

US Patent:

7649577, Jan 19, 2010

Filed:

Sep 16, 2007

Appl. No.:

11/901395

Inventors:

Joseph J. Sanelle - Westboro MA, US
Diggy R. Breiling - Beaverton OR, US
Daniel R. Doyle - Medway MA, US

International Classification:

G02F 1/1335

US Classification:

349 12, 349 96, 349117

Abstract:

A liquid crystal display (LCD) exhibiting enhanced optical viewing performance. In a preferred embodiment, the LCD comprises a liquid crystal display panel, the liquid crystal display panel comprising a pair of transparent substrates, liquid crystal material sandwiched between the transparent substrates and transparent electrodes positioned between the liquid crystal material and the transparent substrates. The LCD also comprises a rear polarizer assembly comprising a compensation film, a polarizer mounted on the rear surface of the compensation film, and a first index-matched, pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) mounted on the front surface of the compensation film, the PSA being adhered to the rear surface of the LCD panel. The LCD also comprises a front polarizer assembly, the front polarizer assembly comprising a front polarizer, a compensation film mounted on the rear surface of the front polarizer and an index-matched PSA mounted on the front surface of the front polarizer. The front polarizer is crossed relative to the rear polarizer.

US Patent:

20080230177, Sep 25, 2008

Filed:

Mar 18, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/050845

Inventors:

Maria Emma Crouser - Portland OR, US
Andrew Mitchell Robinson - Fairview OR, US
Daniel R. Doyle - Medway MA, US
Peter Richard Oehler - Aloha OR, US
T. Scott Engle - Beaverton OR, US

Assignee:

WHITE ELECTRONIC DESIGNS CORP. - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

H01J 9/20
B32B 37/06
B05D 3/12

US Classification:

1562755, 156329, 427289, 428343, 428355 R

Abstract:

Embodiments of methods and systems to generate an enhanced layered display system are described herein. In one embodiment, a method of generating an enhanced layered display system is provided including dispensing an optical bonding liquid onto a first substrate; forming an adhesive preform unit by curing the optical bonding liquid on the first substrate; and laminating the adhesive preform unit to a second substrate to form the enhanced layered display system, where one of the first substrate and the second substrate is a display.

US Patent:

20080266273, Oct 30, 2008

Filed:

Apr 24, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/109140

Inventors:

David Elliott Slobodin - Portland OR, US
Daniel R. Doyle - Medway MA, US

Assignee:

White Electronic Designs Corp. - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

G06F 3/044
G06F 3/041

US Classification:

345174, 345173

Abstract:

An interactive display system including a touch sensor overlay having at least one sheet with integrated patterned transparent conductors configured to signal touch data. The interactive display system further including a display assembly and an optical layer interposed the touch sensor overlay and the display assembly.

US Patent:

20100214499, Aug 26, 2010

Filed:

Jan 15, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/688621

Inventors:

Joseph J. Sanelle - Westboro MA, US
Diggy R. Breiling - Beaverton OR, US
Daniel R. Doyle - Medway MA, US

Assignee:

VIA OPTRONICS, LLC - Hillsboro OR

International Classification:

G02F 1/1335

US Classification:

349 1, 349 96

Abstract:

A liquid crystal display (LCD) exhibiting enhanced optical viewing performance. In a preferred embodiment, the LCD comprises a liquid crystal display panel, the liquid crystal display panel comprising a pair of transparent substrates, liquid crystal material sandwiched between the transparent substrates and transparent electrodes positioned between the liquid crystal material and the transparent substrates. The LCD also comprises a rear polarizer assembly comprising a compensation film, a polarizer mounted on the rear surface of the compensation film, and a first index-matched, pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) mounted on the front surface of the compensation film, the PSA being adhered to the rear surface of the LCD panel. The LCD also comprises a front polarizer assembly, the front polarizer assembly comprising a front polarizer, a compensation film mounted on the rear surface of the front polarizer and an index-matched PSA mounted on the front surface of the front polarizer. The front polarizer is crossed relative to the rear polarizer. The front polarizer assembly may be adhered to the front of the LCD panel with a second index-matched, optical bonding material or may be spaced therefrom by an air gap. A transparent cover is mounted on the second index-matched PSA. The transparent cover is preferably a plastic plate. The plastic plate may be textured to reduce glare or may have an anti-reflection coating or an anti-reflection film applied to the front surface thereof. Instead of a plastic plate, the transparent cover may be a glass plate or a touch panel.

US Patent:

20160117703, Apr 28, 2016

Filed:

Jun 9, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/735064

Inventors:

- Framingham MA, US
Chandrasekhar Ganduri - North Grafton MA, US
Dustin Lehr - Arvada CO, US
Curtis Todd Breithaupt - Boulder CO, US
Stephen Woundy - Framingham MA, US
Daniel Cy Doyle - Thornton CO, US

International Classification:

G06Q 30/02

Abstract:

In an example embodiment, a method retrieves a customer product-class mapping that maps a customer identifier of each of a multiplicity of customers to 1) a customer tier, 2) a product class associated with an online, retail, and/or phone sales channel, and 3) a plurality of variables characterizing an interaction of the customer with the product class via the online, retail, and/or phone sales channel. The method generates a predictive score for each unique combination of the customer identifier, the customer tier, and the product class using predetermined online sales channel rules, predetermined retail sales channel rules, and/or predetermined phone sales channel rules, respectively, and the plurality of variables. The method selects a first set of customers from the multiplicity of the customers based on the predictive score and a revenue generated from the each unique combination and generates a schedule for contacting the first set of customers.