Robert L Barron

Address:

2207 Stowe Cir, Naperville, IL 60564

VIN:

WBAHN83507DT76840

Make:

BMW

Model:

7 SERIES

Year:

2007

US Patent:

20210046198, Feb 18, 2021

Filed:

Aug 14, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/993657

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
Kasia Kozak - Troy NY, US
Aram Kuzmak - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/08
A61L 2/26

Abstract:

Methods, systems, and apparatuses involving devices with disinfecting illumination are provided. An example apparatus comprises a container comprising a first side and a second side, a first array of light emitters disposed on the first side and configured to emit a first light within a wavelength range of 380-420 nanometers (nm) and having a first intensity, and a second array of light emitters disposed on the second side and configured to emit a second light within the wavelength range of 380-420 nm and having a second intensity, wherein the first intensity comprises an intensity sufficient to initiate inactivation of micro-organisms, and wherein the first array of light emitters and the second array of light emitters are configured to collectively create a multi-dimensional space of disinfection.

US Patent:

20210046199, Feb 18, 2021

Filed:

Nov 3, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/088212

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Colleen Costello - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Cori Winslow - Rensselaer NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
William Grambo - Troy NY, US
Jorel Lalicki - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/08
A61N 5/06
F21V 33/00
F21V 29/70
F21V 9/30
F21V 3/02
F21V 15/015
F21V 23/00

Abstract:

A light emitting device which inactivates microorganisms is disclosed. The light emitting device may include a flexible light emitting layer emitting a light; and a transparent or translucent layer over the flexible light emitting layer. The light may travel through and exit an exterior surface of the transparent or translucent layer, creating an exiting light. The exiting light exiting the transparent or translucent layer may have at least a portion thereof having a wavelength in a range of 380 to 420 nanometers, and may disinfect the exterior surface of the transparent or translucent layer. The light emitting device may be used alone to create a self-disinfecting high touch surface, e.g., on a door, or may be shaped to mate with other structure to create a disinfecting high touch surface.

US Patent:

20200206373, Jul 2, 2020

Filed:

Dec 27, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/728931

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
Kasia Kozak - Troy NY, US
Aram Kuzmak - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/08
A61L 2/24

Abstract:

Devices, methods, and systems for disinfection with light are disclosed. In some examples, a lighting source is operable to provide light at wavelength range of about 380 nm-420 nm with an irradiance and/or dosage sufficient for disinfection. One or more sensors and a control system may be used to control operation of the lighting source, such as by adjusting the lighting source in response to various inputs.

US Patent:

20200100491, Apr 2, 2020

Filed:

Sep 27, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/585844

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
Aram Kuzmak - Troy NY, US
Sara Shelley - Albany NY, US
Kasia Kozak - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A01M 1/22

Abstract:

Devices, methods, and systems for inactivation of insects with light are disclosed. In some examples, a first lighting source is operable to provide light at wavelength range of about 420 nm-510 nm with an irradiance sufficient to initiate the inactivation of insects. One or more sensors and a control system may be used to control operation of the first lighting source, such as by adjusting the first lighting source in response to various inputs.

US Patent:

20200016288, Jan 16, 2020

Filed:

Sep 20, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/577871

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
Cori Joslyn Winslow - Port Washington NY, US
Yichuan Wang - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/24
A61L 2/08
A61L 2/10
A61L 9/20
A61L 2/28

Abstract:

Radiant energy control systems, methods, and apparatuses are provided. An example light emitting device may comprise a sensor operable to detect whether a space is occupied, and a controller in communication with the sensor and operable to cause output, via a first light emitter for a first time period in the space, of a white light comprising a spectral energy of up to 30% energy in a wavelength range of 380 to 420 nm, cause output, via a second light emitter for a second time period in the space, of a non-white light comprising a spectral energy greater than 70% energy in the wavelength range of 380 to 420 nm, and switch, based on whether the space is occupied and to achieve a minimum dosage of light in the wavelength range of 380 to 420 nm during a third period that includes the first time period and the second time period, between causing output of the white light and causing output of the non-white light.

US Patent:

20190167825, Jun 6, 2019

Filed:

Jun 5, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/000426

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Colleen Costello - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Cori Winslow - Ballston Spa NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
William Grambo - Troy NY, US
Jorel Lalicki - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/08
F21V 15/015
F21V 29/70
F21V 3/02
F21V 9/30
F21V 23/00

Abstract:

A light emitting device which inactivates microorganisms is disclosed. The light emitting device may include a flexible light emitting layer emitting a light; and a transparent or translucent layer over the flexible light emitting layer. The light may travel through and exit an exterior surface of the transparent or translucent layer, creating an exiting light. The exiting light exiting the transparent or translucent layer may have at least a portion thereof having a wavelength in a range of 380 to 420 nanometers, and may disinfect the exterior surface of the transparent or translucent layer. The light emitting device may be used alone to create a self-disinfecting high touch surface, e.g., on a door, or may be shaped to mate with other structure to create a disinfecting high touch surface.

US Patent:

20190167826, Jun 6, 2019

Filed:

Jun 5, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/000690

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Colleen Costello - Yorktown Heights NY, US
Nicholas Jones - Mechanicville NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US
William Grambo - Troy NY, US
Jorel Lalicki - Troy NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/08

Abstract:

A light emitting cover which inactivates microorganisms for covering a high touch surface is disclosed. The light emitting cover includes a body having an interior configured to cover at least a portion of the high touch surface and an exterior surface configured to be disinfected. At least an exterior portion of the body is transparent or translucent. A light emitter operably is coupled to the body for emitting a light through the exterior surface. The light exiting the exterior surface has at least a portion thereof having a wavelength in a range of 380 to 420 nanometers to disinfect the exterior surface.

US Patent:

20180185527, Jul 5, 2018

Filed:

Dec 28, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/856971

Inventors:

- Troy NY, US
Robert Barron - Port Washington NY, US

International Classification:

A61L 2/08

Abstract:

Control systems for disinfecting light systems and methods of regulating disinfecting energy generated by disinfecting systems are disclosed. The control system may include a first sensor and a second sensor positioned within a space illuminated by the disinfecting light system. The first sensor may measure an amount of disinfecting energy provided to the space by the disinfecting light system, and the second sensor may detect an environmental characteristic of the space. Additionally, the control system may include a controller operably coupled to the first and second sensor. The controller may regulate the disinfecting energy generated by the disinfecting light system by adjusting the amount of disinfecting energy provided to the space by the disinfecting light system in response to the amount of disinfecting energy provided to the space by the disinfecting light system measured by the first sensor, and/or the environmental characteristic detected by the second sensor.