Steven A Alexander

7818840, Oct 26, 2010

Nov 9, 2007

11/983566

Peter Andrew Barnett - Costa Mesa CA, US
Todd Douglas Kneale - Brea CA, US
Steven Bruce Alexander - Rolling Hills Estates CA, US
Terrance Paul Domae - Cerritos CA, US

Integrated Medical Systems, Inc. - Signal Hill CA

A47B 1/00
A45F 4/06
A45F 4/08
B62B 1/00
B62B 3/00
B62B 5/00
B62B 7/00
B62B 9/00

5627, 5626, 5625, 224156, 280647, 280648

There is provided a foldable, portable, trauma treatment and monitoring patient platform. The patient platform includes an upper housing body including a top surface and an upper patient support surface. The patient platform also includes a lower housing body including a rear surface and a lower patient support surface. The upper and lower patient support surfaces are cooperative to collectively support a patient. The lower housing and upper housing are in pivotal communication to enable selective articulation about a pivoting axis between a closed orientation and an open orientation. In the closed orientation, the upper patient support surface is substantially flush with the lower patient support surface. In the open orientation, the upper patient support surface and lower patient support surface are substantially co-planar. A bay capable of receiving at least one medical monitoring/treatment unit is located within at least one of the upper and lower housing bodies.

7986265, Jul 26, 2011

Aug 29, 2008

12/231315

Steven B. Alexander - Orange CA, US
Richard Redhead - Mission Viejo CA, US

Interstate Electronics Corporation - Anaheim CA

G01S 19/53

34235736

Apparatus and methods determine the rotational position of a spinning object. A satellite positioning system can be used to determine the spatial position of an object, which in turn can be used to guide the object. However, when the object is spinning, such as an artillery shell, then the rotational orientation should be known in order to properly actuate the control surfaces, such as fins, which will also be spinning.

8033281, Oct 11, 2011

Nov 9, 2007

11/983673

Todd Douglas Kneale - Brea CA, US
Steven Bruce Alexander - Rolling Hills Estates CA, US
Terrance Paul Domae - Cerritos CA, US
John William Quillen - Ontario, CA
Richard Anthony Bongiovanni - Huntington Beach CA, US
Peter Andrew Barnett - Costa Mesa CA, US

A61G 15/00
A61F 5/37
A47B 1/00

128845, 128870, 5625

There is provided a patient care and treatment platform that is connectable to a plurality of modules capable of providing medical functionality. The platform includes a housing and a patient support surface. The platform also includes a power receiver for receiving power. The platform further includes a module interface including power, data, and pneumatic spines having power data and pneumatic ports, respectively. The spines are operative to transfer data, power, and fluid within the platform. The ports are connectable to the modules to integrate the modules into the platform. The platform also includes a head fairing having a patient interface panel. The head fairing includes an inner surface that is substantially concave in shape and slopes away from the patient support surface to allow access to the head of a patient. The patient interface panel includes a plurality of ports connectable to electrical and pneumatic apparatus.

8199052, Jun 12, 2012

Jul 25, 2011

13/189962

Steven B. Alexander - Orange CA, US
Richard Redhead - Mission Viejo CA, US

Interstate Electronics Corporation - Anaheim CA

G01S 19/53

34235736

Apparatus and methods determine the rotational position of a spinning object. A satellite positioning system can be used to determine the spatial position of an object, which in turn can be used to guide the object. However, when the object is spinning, such as an artillery shell, then the rotational orientation should be known in order to properly actuate the control surfaces, such as fins, which will also be spinning.

8237096, Aug 7, 2012

Aug 19, 2010

12/806742

Steven B. Alexander - Orange CA, US
Richard Redhead - Mission Viejo CA, US

Interstate Electronics Corporation, A Subsidiary of L-3 Communications Corporation - Anaheim CA

F42B 10/00
F42B 10/38

244 325, 102384

Apparatus and methods provide a kit for converting a conventional mortar round into a glide bomb. Mortar rounds are readily available to combat personnel and are small and light enough to be carried by relatively small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) such as the RQ-7 Shadow. Advantageously, the kit provides both guidance and relatively good standoff range for the UAV such that the kit-equipped mortar round can be dropped a safe distance away from the intended target so that the UAV is not easily observed near the intended target.

8552349, Oct 8, 2013

Dec 22, 2010

12/928942

Steven B. Alexander - Orange CA, US

Interstate Electronics Corporation - Anaheim CA

F42B 15/01
F41G 7/00
F42B 15/00

244 315, 244 31, 244 321, 244 324, 102200, 102206, 102207, 701400, 701408, 701468, 701469, 701470

Apparatus and methods provide a guidance kit that can be attached to a projectile, such as screwed into a fuze well of an artillery round or a mortar round. A portion of the guidance kit is configured to spin constantly during flight. In the context of an artillery round that is shot from a rifled barrel, the direction of the spin torque is counter to the direction of the spin induced by the rifled barrel. Control surfaces are present in the portion of the guidance kit that spins constantly during flight. While the portion spins, the control surfaces are actuated to steer the projectile towards an intended target via, for example, GPS.

20090124868, May 14, 2009

Nov 9, 2007

11/983672

Peter Andrew Barnett - Costa Mesa CA, US
Todd Douglas Kneale - Brea CA, US
Steven Bruce Alexander - Rolling Hills Estates CA, US
Terrance Paul Domae - Cerritos CA, US
John Duval - Costa Mesa CA, US

A61B 5/00

600301

There is provided a portable, lightweight, trauma treatment and patient monitoring device. The device comprises a base having a top surface and a pair of housings each having an inner surface. The housings are in pivotal communication with the base to enable selective articulation between a closed orientation and an open orientation. In the closed orientation, the inner surfaces of the housings are substantially parallel to the top surface of the base. In the open orientation, the pair of housings are in spaced opposed relation to each other and the inner surfaces are substantially perpendicular to the top surface of the base. The device also includes at least one bay located within at least one of the pair of housings. The bay is capable of receiving at least one medical monitoring/treatment device.

D2551128, May 27, 1980

Oct 16, 1978

5/951357

Steven B. Alexander - Anaheim CA

American Turbo-Pak, Inc. - Santa Ana CA

D1211
D151

D12194