William G Becker

US Patent:

20040022748, Feb 5, 2004

Filed:

Mar 12, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/095658

Inventors:

Kavssery Ananthapadmanabhan - Highland Mills NY, US
Gail Rattinger - Teaneck NJ, US
William Becker - Rockaway NJ, US
Yuet Tong - Fort Lee NJ, US
Andrew Lam - Yorktown NY, US
Rajendra Dave - Newark NJ, US
Eng-Beng Lim - Jakarta, ID

Assignee:

Unilever Home & Personal Care USA, Division of Conopco, Inc.

International Classification:

A61K007/04
A61K007/135

US Classification:

424/061000

Abstract:

The present invention discloses a method or process for enhancing skin lightening of one wash-off product relative to another wherein said method or process comprises using a composition which is less harsh (measured by zein solubility) relative to the other.

US Patent:

20040042986, Mar 4, 2004

Filed:

Sep 4, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/234269

Inventors:

Frank Meyer - Fort Lee NJ, US
Carol Vincent - Wanaque NJ, US
William Becker - Rockaway NJ, US

Assignee:

Unilever Home & Personal Care USA, Division of Conopco, Inc.

International Classification:

A61K007/06

US Classification:

424/070100

Abstract:

The present invention relates to applicants unexpected observation that there is a link between specific pH ranges and the onset and/or exacerbation of prickly heat. By using cleanser with defined pH range, the prickly heat can be prevented and/or alleviated. Applicants have also observed that prickly heat is associated with blocked pores. In a second embodiment, the invention provides a method of increasing number of unblocked pores using cleanser within same defined pH range.

US Patent:

43348637, Jun 15, 1982

Filed:

Mar 16, 1981

Appl. No.:

6/244364

Inventors:

Kenneth S. Magid - Somers NY
William J. Becker - Hauppauge NY

Assignee:

Kinetic Instruments Inc. - Bethel CT

International Classification:

A61C 300

US Classification:

433 29

Abstract:

An illuminator for a dental handpiece where the handpiece is of the type which has therein a light conductor that is small enough and light enough so that it can be mounted on and coupled directly to the handpiece. The light source in the illuminator is a quartz-halogen bulb. The illuminator housing provides for maintaining the quartz-halogen bulb at the necessary high temperature and in addition, provides for sufficient cooling and thermal insulation to protect the hand of the operator. The construction is such that a new bulb in its own housing can readily be substituted for the original on failure of the bulb.

US Patent:

45500380, Oct 29, 1985

Filed:

Oct 3, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/538564

Inventors:

William A. Becker - Hillsdale NJ
Richard A. Marlow - Franklin Lakes NJ
William I. Schlags - Fort Lee NJ

International Classification:

A47H 2300

US Classification:

428 12

Abstract:

A drapery is provided comprising a plurality of parallel rigidized panels. Adjacent panels are hingedly joined to each other along their adjacent edges. A means for hanging said drapery on a curtain rod is provided. When the drapery is folded, the adjacent panels fold one upon the other, and when the drapery is extended, the adjacent panels form a continuous drapery.

US Patent:

20200265748, Aug 20, 2020

Filed:

Feb 19, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/279625

Inventors:

Pedro Marquinez - Annapolis MD, US
William Joshua Becker - Manitowoc WI, US
Pavel Gunia - Huelva, ES

International Classification:

G09B 19/24
G02B 27/01

Abstract:

Apparatus, systems, and/or methods are disclosed relating to augmented reality welding systems. In some examples, an augmented reality welding system is configured to apply a visual effect to a simulated rendering of the augmented reality welding system when a simulated arc is present, so as to emulate an auto-darkening lens of a welding helmet. In some examples, the visual effect is impacted by several user adjustable settings. The settings may be adjusted by a user, such as via a helmet interface and/or the user interface of the augmented reality welding system, for example. In some examples, the settings may emulate auto-darkening settings found on conventional auto-darkening welding helmets (e.g., shade, sensitivity, and/or delay). In some examples, the settings may also include other settings unique to the augmented reality welding system, such as, for example a helmet model/type, a difficulty setting, a realism setting, and/or an effect area setting.

US Patent:

20200265750, Aug 20, 2020

Filed:

Nov 25, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/695027

Inventors:

Pedro Marquinez - Annapolis MD, US
William Joshua Becker - Manitowoc WI, US
Justin Monroe Blount - Whitefish Bay WI, US
Mitchell James Muske - Watertown SD, US
Jessica Marie Marhefke - Neenah WI, US
Pavel Gunia - Huelva, ES
Rafael Esteban Clares - Huelva, ES

International Classification:

G09B 19/24
G06F 1/16
G09B 9/00

Abstract:

Systems are disclosed relating to a mobile device mounted to a welding helmet such that a wearer of the welding helmet can see a display of the mobile device when wearing the welding helmet. In some examples, the mobile device is mounted such that a camera of the mobile device is unobscured and positioned at approximately eye level, facing the same way the wearer's eyes are facing. In some examples, the simulated training environment may be presented to the user via the display screen of the mobile device, using images captured by the camera of the mobile device, when the mobile device is so mounted to the welding helmet.