Charles M Forbes

6855423, Feb 15, 2005

Feb 21, 2003

10/372527

Mehmet Sadettin Fidan - Garbsen, DE
Charles Edward Forbes - Edgewater NJ, US
Chad D. Fisher - Concord NC, US
Stephan Fredrick Sherriff - Salisbury NC, US
Andreas Topp - Hannover, DE

Continental AG - Hanover
Arteva Technologies, S.A.R.L. - Zurich

D02G003/36
D02G003/00

428375, 428373, 428377, 428378, 428395, 57 3, 57 6, 57210, 152451, 152359

The present invention relates to a wrapped cord, to a method of making said wrapped cord, to a method of treating said wrapped cord with an adhesive treatment composition, to the treated wrapped cord obtainable by said method as well as to a reinforced rubber article comprising said treated cord, such as automotive tires.

6885032, Apr 26, 2005

Nov 20, 2002

10/300514

Charles Forbes - Edgewater NJ, US
Alexander Gelbman - West Orange NJ, US
Christopher Turner - Belmont MA, US
Sigurd Wagner - Princeton NJ, US

Visible Tech-Knowledgy, Inc. - West Orange NJ

H01L029/04

257 72, 349112, 349113

A thin film transistor array fabricated on a polyimide substrate forms a backplane for an electronic display. The thin film transistor array incorporates gate electrodes, a gate insulating layer, semiconducting channel layers deposited on top of the gate insulating layer, a source electrode, a drain electrode and a contact layer beneath each of the source and drain electrodes and in contact with at least the channel layer. An insulating encapsulation layer is positioned on the channel layer. The layers are deposited onto the polyimide substrate using PECVD and etched using photolithography to form the backplane.

7791489, Sep 7, 2010

Mar 5, 2008

12/074700

Alexander Gelbman - West Orange NJ, US
Charles Forbes - Vineland NJ, US

Metrologic Instruments, Inc. - Blackwood NJ

G08B 29/00
G08B 13/14
H04Q 5/22
G06F 17/00
G06K 19/06
G09G 5/00
G09G 3/34

3405728, 340 1042, 3405721, 3405727, 340 51, 340 592, 235375, 235383, 235385, 235492, 345 4, 345 5, 345 85, 345 87, 345205

An electronic-ink based RFID tag for attachment to a consumer item and displaying graphical indicia indicating whether or not the item has been read and its integrated RFID module has been activated or deactivated. In response to privacy concerns of consumers, the present invention provides new way of and means for allowing a consumer to readily determine the state of an RFID tag on a consumer item (i. e. activated or deactivated) through the use of a visual indicator integrated with the electronic-ink based RFID tag. The RFID tag has an addressable display label employing a layer of electronic ink, for displaying a first visual indicator when its RFID module has been activated to indicate that the unique identifier associated consumer item has not yet be read, and a second visual indicator when the RFID module has been deactivated to indicate that the unique identifier associated the consumer item has been read.

20020139465, Oct 3, 2002

Jan 19, 2001

09/766244

Mehmet Fidan - Garbsen, DE
Charles Forbes - Edgewater NJ, US
Chad Fisher - Concord NC, US
Stephan Sherriff - Salisbury NC, US
Andreas Topp - Hannover, DE

D02G003/00
B60C009/10

152/563000, 428/375000

The present invention relates to a wrapped cord, to a method of making said wrapped cord, to a method of treating said wrapped cord with an adhesive treatment composition, to the treated wrapped cord obtainable by said method as well as to a reinforced rubber article comprising said treated cord, such as automotive tires.

20040108504, Jun 10, 2004

Dec 1, 2003

10/725827

Charles Forbes - Edgewater NJ, US
Alexander Gelbman - West Orange NJ, US
Christopher Turner - Belmont MA, US
Sigurd Wagner - Princeton NJ, US

H01L029/04
H01L021/84

257/072000, 257/059000, 438/149000, 438/151000

A thin film transistor array fabricated on a polyimide substrate forms a backplane for an electronic display. The thin film transistor array incorporates gate electrodes, a gate insulating layer, semiconducting channel layers deposited on top of the gate insulating layer, a source electrode, a drain electrode and a contact layer beneath each of the source and drain electrodes and in contact with at least the channel layer. An insulating encapsulation layer is positioned on the channel layer. The layers are deposited onto the polyimide substrate using PECVD and etched using photolithography to form the backplane.

20040110326, Jun 10, 2004

Dec 1, 2003

10/726207

Charles Forbes - Edgewater NJ, US
Alexander Gelbman - West Orange NJ, US
Christopher Turner - Belmont MA, US
Sigurd Wagner - Princeton NJ, US

H01L021/00

438/149000

A thin film transistor array fabricated on a polyimide substrate forms a backplane for an electronic display. The thin film transistor array incorporates gate electrodes, a gate insulating layer, semiconducting channel layers deposited on top of the gate insulating layer, a source electrode, a drain electrode and a contact layer beneath each of the source and drain electrodes and in contact with at least the channel layer. An insulating encapsulation layer is positioned on the channel layer. The layers are deposited onto the polyimide substrate using PECVD and etched using photolithography to form the backplane.

20050134461, Jun 23, 2005

Sep 3, 2004

10/934866

Alexander Gelbman - West Orange NJ, US
Charles Forbes - Vineland NJ, US

G08B013/14

340572800, 340571000, 340539130, 340691600

The present invention provides for an electronic label associated with a transponder. The electronic label displays at least one graphical element to provide a visual indication representative of information associated with the transponder. Representable information can include a result of a communication with the transponder, a location of the transponder or an item associated with the transponder, a state of the transponder, or an item associated with the transponder, a status of the transponder or an item associated with the transponder, or any combination of information. The display of the graphical element can further indicate if a read operation has failed or has not yet taken place. The graphical element is alterable and updateable. The graphical element can indicate if the RFID tag is activate or has been deactivated allowing a consumer to readily determine the state of an RFID tag associated with a consumer item.

57731446, Jun 30, 1998

Oct 26, 1995

8/548635

Eui Won Choe - Randolph NJ
Charles Edward Forbes - Bridgewater NJ
Jennifer Ann Filbey - Charlotte NC
Stephan Fredrick Sherriff - Salisbury NC

Hoechst Celanese Corp. - Somerville NJ

D02G 336
B32B 2508
B32B 2708

428373

A rubber-polyester composite comprising a rubber and a core-and-sheath heterocomponent fiber wherein the fiber core is formed from a linear polyester derived from an alkyl glycol and an aromatic diacid, and wherein the fiber sheath is formed from a compatibilizing acid-terminated or isocyanate-terminated polyester. The fiber sheath may also be composed of a blend of a thermoplastic elastomer and the compatibilizing polyester.