Jason Rogers

US Patent:

20190256433, Aug 22, 2019

Filed:

Feb 20, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/280840

Inventors:

- Washington MI, US
Jason A. Rogers - Washington MI, US

International Classification:

C05D 3/02
B01J 2/14
B01J 2/28
A01C 21/00

Abstract:

Water-dispersible pellets are provided that includes spent lime particles present from 80 to 99.5 total weight percent. A binder component is also present from 20 to 0.5 total weight percent. The pellets have a mean pellet domain size. The spent lime particles, and the binder component present in a form such that contact with water causes pellet dispersion into more than 100 pieces. A process of forming spent lime pellets is also provided that include spent lime being dewatered to a free-flowing powder. A binder is then added under conditions to induce agglomeration of the free-flowing powder to the form the pellets. A process of treating a target crop is also provided based on such pellets.

US Patent:

20170358944, Dec 14, 2017

Filed:

Jun 13, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/180639

Inventors:

- Dearborn MI, US
Paul Kenneth Dellock - Northville MI, US
James A. Lathrop - Saline MI, US
Harry Lobo - Canton MI, US
Jason C. Rogers - Shelby Township MI, US
Sriram Jala - Northville MI, US
Terry Padgett - New Boston MI, US

International Classification:

H02J 7/02
H02J 7/00
B60L 11/18
F21V 9/16

Abstract:

A wireless vehicle charging system is provided herein. The charging system includes a charging station having a power source and a charging station interface operably coupled to a primary coil assembly. The primary coil assembly includes a primary coil therein for generating a magnetic field. An illumination system is disposed within the primary coil assembly and includes a passive illumination system and an active illumination system. A first photoluminescent structure is disposed within the passive illumination system and is configured to luminesce in response to excitation by an incident light. A vehicle has a secondary coil assembly thereon operably coupled with a rectifier and configured to transmit electrical current from the secondary coil assembly to a battery. A second photoluminescent structure is disposed on a vehicle component and is configured to luminesce in response to excitation by a light source on the primary coil assembly.

US Patent:

20170334336, Nov 23, 2017

Filed:

May 23, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/161635

Inventors:

- Dearborn MI, US
Marla Johnston - Plymouth MI, US
Stuart C. Salter - White Lake MI, US
Christopher Anthony Danowski - Rochester MI, US
Jason C. Rogers - Shelby Township MI, US
Pietro Buttolo - Dearborn Heights MI, US

International Classification:

B60Q 1/00
B60Q 1/24
H05B 33/08
G06K 9/00
B60Q 1/38
F21V 9/16
F21S 8/10
B60Q 1/30
B60R 1/00
B60Q 1/46
H05B 37/02
F21V 23/02

Abstract:

A lighting assembly for a vehicle is provided herein. The lighting assembly includes first and second sets of light sources disposed on a bumper of the vehicle. A photoluminescent structure is disposed on the lighting assembly and configured to luminesce in response to excitation by the first or second sets of light sources. A detection system is configured to detect an object disposed proximately to the vehicle. The first or second set of light sources illuminate upon the detection of the object.

US Patent:

20170332458, Nov 16, 2017

Filed:

May 11, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/152168

Inventors:

- Dearborn MI, US
Paul Kenneth Dellock - Northville MI, US
Jason C. Rogers - Shelby Township MI, US
Christopher Anthony Danowski - Rochester MI, US

International Classification:

H05B 37/02
G09F 21/04
G09F 13/20
F21S 8/10
F21S 8/10
F21S 8/10
B60Q 1/30
H05B 37/02
B60Q 1/04

Abstract:

A vehicle is provided herein. The vehicle includes a panel having a light-producing assembly including a plurality of light sources arranged therein and attached to the panel. A photoluminescent structure is disposed on the light-producing assembly and is configured to luminesce in response to excitation by the plurality of light sources. A vehicle sensor is configured to initiate an illumination sequence of the plurality of light sources based on a change in vehicular movement. A controller for illuminates the plurality of light sources based on predefined events when an electronic device is disposed proximately to the vehicle and is in communication with the controller.