John Joseph Devine

US Patent:

20200046547, Feb 13, 2020

Filed:

Oct 22, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/660410

Inventors:

- Rosenberg TX, US
John Devine - Tempe AZ, US

Assignee:

OCUSOFT, INC. - Rosenberg TX

International Classification:

A61F 7/00
A61F 7/02
A61F 9/04

Abstract:

In one form, a projection frame eyelid heater includes a heating element and a frame. The heating element has first and second heat producing areas separated by a distance corresponding to a separation of human eyes and has first and second ends. The heating element produces heat in response to an application of a voltage thereto. The frame includes a left temple attachment portion and a right temple attachment portion each having a respective back portion extending downward and inward, a left eyelid chassis portion, an intermediate chassis portion, and a right eyelid chassis portion, wherein the intermediate chassis portion connects the left eyelid chassis portion and the right eyelid chassis portion. Each of the left eyelid chassis portion and the right eyelid chassis portion is adjustable with respect to the intermediate chassis portion in a direction from the user's nose toward the user's left and right eyes, respectively.

US Patent:

20160220414, Aug 4, 2016

Filed:

Apr 14, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/098390

Inventors:

John Devine - Tempe AZ, US

International Classification:

A61F 7/00
A61F 7/02

Abstract:

In one form, a projection frame eyelid heater includes a heating element, a frame, and a plurality of flexible standoffs. The heating element has first and second heat producing areas separated by a distance corresponding to a separation of human eyes and having first and second ends. The heating element produces heat in response to an application of a voltage thereto. The frame includes a left temple attachment portion and a right temple attachment portion each having a respective back portion extending downward and inward. The plurality of flexible standoffs is for attaching the heating element to the frame. In another form, the projection frame eyelid heater is combined with first and second insulated wires having first ends connected to the heating element, and second ends, to form an eye mask system.

US Patent:

20150012073, Jan 8, 2015

Filed:

Jul 8, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/936301

Inventors:

John Devine - Tempe AZ, US

International Classification:

A61F 7/00
A61F 9/04

US Classification:

607109

Abstract:

In one form, an eye mask includes an eye mask core assembly, a covering, a band, and first and second insulated wires. The eye mask core assembly has first and second heat producing areas separated by a distance corresponding to a separation of human eyes and having first and second ends. The eye mask core assembly produces heat in response to the application of a voltage thereto. The covering surrounds the eye mask core assembly. The band is attached to the first and second ends of said eye mask core assembly. The first and second insulated wires have first ends connected to the eye mask core assembly, and second ends for connection to a power supply.

US Patent:

20150012074, Jan 8, 2015

Filed:

Jun 23, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/311573

Inventors:

John Devine - Tempe AZ, US

International Classification:

A61F 7/00

US Classification:

607109

Abstract:

In one form, an eye mask includes an eye mask core assembly, a band, and first and second insulated wires. The eye mask core assembly has first and second heat producing areas separated by a distance corresponding to a separation of human eyes and having first and second ends. The eye mask core assembly produces heat in response to the application of a voltage thereto. The covering surrounds the eye mask core assembly. The band is attached to the first and second ends of said eye mask core assembly. The first and second insulated wires have first ends connected to the eye mask core assembly, and second ends for connection to a power supply.