Fernando F Reyes

US Patent:

61306134, Oct 10, 2000

Filed:

Sep 11, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/152202

Inventors:

Noel H. Eberhardt - Cupertino CA
Victor Allen Vega - Hercules CA
Fernando Reyes - Cupertino CA

Assignee:

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

International Classification:

G08B 1314

US Classification:

3405727

Abstract:

A radio frequency identification stamp (10) includes a substrate (24) with a first surface (12) and a second surface (18). The first surface (12) is printed with indicia indicating at least a postage value. An antenna (16) is formed on the second surface (18) and a radio frequency identification circuit chip (20) is secured to the second surface (18) and coupled to the antenna (16). A layer (22) of adhesive is also disposed on the second surface (18). A mailing label (600) includes indicia (614) printed on a first surface, and an antenna (616) coupled to a radio frequency identification circuit chip (620) on a second surface (618). A layer (622) of adhesive covers the second surface. The layer bonds the circuit chip (620) to the second surface and couples the circuit chip (620) to the antenna (616). The circuit chip (620) may retain a tracking number, and more preferably, retains sender information (601), recipient information (602), service type information (603) and billing instructions (604).

US Patent:

20200315717, Oct 8, 2020

Filed:

Apr 22, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/855786

Inventors:

- Redwood City CA, US
Travis Schuh - Los Altos CA, US
Fernando Reyes - Daly City CA, US
Allen Jiang - Fremont CA, US

International Classification:

A61B 34/30
A61B 17/28
A61B 34/00
A61B 17/29

Abstract:

The disclosed technology includes improved microsurgical tools providing multiple degrees of freedom at the wrist level, including roll, pitch, and grasp DOFs, a tight articulation bending radius, low radial offset, and improved stiffness. Some implementations include an end effector platform moveable along a fixed trajectory on a fictional axle so as not to interfere with a central-axis aligned working channel; a crossed-arm mechanical linkage for articulating an end-effector platform throughout a pitch DOF with an amplified pitch angle; and a partial pulley system to articulate the arms while maximizing pulley radius to shaft diameter, and permitting a constant transmission efficiency to the arms throughout the range of articulation. In some implementations, a tool shaft outer diameter may be smaller than 3 mm; a pitch DOF range may be 90, a roll DOF range may be 180, and a grasp DOF range may be 30.

US Patent:

20170165011, Jun 15, 2017

Filed:

Feb 17, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/435790

Inventors:

- San Carlos CA, US
Travis SCHUH - Los Altos CA, US
Fernando REYES - Daly City CA, US
Allen JIANG - Fremont CA, US

International Classification:

A61B 34/30
A61B 34/00
A61B 17/29

Abstract:

The disclosed technology includes improved microsurgical tools providing multiple degrees of freedom at the wrist level, including roll, pitch, and grasp DOFs, a tight articulation bending radius, low radial offset, and improved stiffness. Some implementations include an end effector platform moveable along a fixed trajectory on a fictional axle so as not to interfere with a central-axis aligned working channel; a crossed-arm mechanical linkage for articulating an end-effector platform throughout a pitch DOF with an amplified pitch angle; and a partial pulley system to articulate the arms while maximizing pulley radius to shaft diameter, and permitting a constant transmission efficiency to the arms throughout the range of articulation. In some implementations, a tool shaft outer diameter may be smaller than 3 mm; a pitch DOF range may be 90, a roll DOF range may be 180, and a grasp DOF range may be 30.

US Patent:

20160287279, Oct 6, 2016

Filed:

Apr 1, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/089406

Inventors:

- San Carlos CA, US
Travis SCHUH - Los Altos CA, US
Fernando REYES - Daly City CA, US
Allen JIANG - Fremont CA, US

International Classification:

A61B 17/28
A61B 34/00
A61B 17/3201

Abstract:

The disclosed technology includes improved microsurgical tools providing multiple degrees of freedom at the wrist level, including roll, pitch, and grasp DOFs, a tight articulation bending radius, low radial offset, and improved stiffness. Some implementations include an end effector platform moveable along a fixed trajectory on a fictional axle so as not to interfere with a central-axis aligned working channel; a crossed-arm mechanical linkage for articulating an end-effector platform throughout a pitch DOF with an amplified pitch angle; and a partial pulley system to articulate the arms while maximizing pulley radius to shaft diameter, and permitting a constant transmission efficiency to the arms throughout the range of articulation. In some implementations, a tool shaft outer diameter may be smaller than 3 mm; a pitch DOF range may be 90, a roll DOF range may be 180, and a grasp DOF range may be 30.