David H Koch

6357185, Mar 19, 2002

Nov 22, 2000

09/721274

Keith G. Obermeyer - Hamel MN
James S. Andrews - Medina MN
David Wayne Koch - Coon Rapids MN
John R. Twardy - Monticello MN
Mark H. Theno - Minnetonka MN

Ado, Inc.

E04B 718

52 95, 523021

A rafter air infiltration block for use in house construction to prevent loss of blown-in insulation and to prevent air infiltration between the outside and the trusses. A generally rectangular piece of stiff, waterproof material has a plurality of fold lines to allow the block to be readily placed where desired in a variety of different settings and to conform to a roof vent.

6601352, Aug 5, 2003

Nov 22, 2000

09/721273

Keith G. Obermeyer - Hamel MN
James S. Andrews - Medina MN
David Wayne Koch - Coon Rapids MN
John R. Twardy - Monticello MN
Mark H. Theno - Minnetonka MN

Ado, Inc. - Rogers MN

E06B 326

52202, 52 19, 245801

An insulated attic access cover which is easily installed from below the attic access opening and includes a flat panel with a central insulation portion, flanges which carry a seal and attachment points to secure the cover to the ceiling.

20210295220, Sep 23, 2021

Jun 7, 2021

17/341265

- Cary NC, US
David Brian Koch Erickson - Chanhassen MN, US
Raymond Pasquale Spagnola - Fuquay-Varina NC, US
Amin Fetanat Fard Haghighi - Holly Springs NC, US
Paul Michael Patin - Raleigh NC, US

G06Q 10/06
G06K 9/00
G06F 16/30

Execution systems using unstructured data include one or more processors performing steps including accessing a workflow document; identifying, from the workflow document, an action and one or more first mappings between the action and data in the working document; identifying an API function for performing the action; executing one or more first SQL queries specified in the first mappings; extracting, from results of the first SQL queries, input data for the action; preparing one or more parameters to pass to the API function based on the input data; executing the API function to perform one or more tasks; receiving result data from the API function; retrieving, from the workflow document, one or more second mappings between the action and the data in the working document; and writing, using the query module using one or more second SQL queries specified in the second mappings, the result data into the working document.

20200138596, May 7, 2020

Jan 8, 2020

16/737676

- Raynham MA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - Myerstown PA, US
Christopher Bonner - Downingtown PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Ralph Meili - Muttenz, CH
Markus Hunziker - Aaru, CH
Michael Jeger - Thernen, CH
Thomas Kueenzi - Magden, CH
David Koch - North Logan UT, US
Rainer Ponzer - Himmelreid, CH
Joern Richter - Kandern, DE
Roger Berger - Büren, CH

A61F 2/44
A61B 17/88
A61F 2/46
A61B 17/86
A61B 17/80
A61B 17/17

An implant for insertion into the disc space between vertebrae. The implant including a spacer portion, a plate portion coupled to the spacer portion, a plurality of bone fixation elements for engaging the vertebrae and a retention mechanism for preventing the bone fixation elements from postoperatively uncoupling from the implant.

20200121469, Apr 23, 2020

Dec 18, 2019

16/718826

- Raynham MA, US
Ryan T. Walsh - Downingtown PA, US
Brandon L. Randall - Duxbury MA, US
David E. Evans - Atlanta GA, US
Jacqueline Myer - Pottstown PA, US
David Koch - North Logan UT, US
Markus Hunziker - Aargau, CH

A61F 2/44

An intervertebral spacer implant () is provided with a retention mechanism () to help alleviate expulsion and movement of the implant when placed in the spine while providing an implant that is easier to insert in the spine. In one embodiment the retention mechanism comprises a keel on at least one of the inferior or superior faces of the spacer implant preferably extending in an anterior-posterior direction. In another embodiment the implant comprises a spacer () and a plate (), the plate comprising a supplemental or alternative retention mechanism. In one embodiment the retention mechanism comprises one or more holes () in the anterior end of the plate. In yet another embodiment, the retention mechanism comprises one or more blades that are in a first position when inserted and are preferably rotated to a second position that engages the superior and inferior vertebrae.

20200015980, Jan 16, 2020

Sep 3, 2019

16/558670

- Raynham MA, US
William L. Strausbaugh - Myerstown PA, US
Christopher Bonner - Downingtown PA, US
Thomas Pepe - West Chester PA, US
Ralph Meili - Muttenz, CH
Markus Hunziker - Aaru, CH
Michael Jeger - Thernen, CH
Thomas Kueenzi - Magden, CH
David Koch - North Logan UT, US
Rainer Ponzer - Himmelreid, CH
Joern Richter - Kandern, DE
Roger Berger - Büren, CH

A61F 2/44
A61B 17/17
A61B 17/80
A61B 17/86
A61B 17/88
A61F 2/46

An implant for insertion into a disc space between vertebrae, wherein the implant includes a spacer portion, a plate portion coupled to the spacer portion, two bone fixation elements for engaging the vertebrae and a retention mechanism for preventing the bone fixation elements from postoperatively backing-out of the plate portion. The retention mechanism may be in the form of a spring biased snapper element that is biased into communication with the bone fixation elements so that once the bone fixation element advances past the snapper element, the snapper element is biased back to its initial position in which the snapper element interfaces with the bone fixation elements. Alternatively, the retention mechanism may be in the form of a propeller rotatable between a first position in which the bone fixation elements are insertable to a second position where the bone fixation elements are prevented from backing-out.

20190266525, Aug 29, 2019

Feb 27, 2018

15/906929

- Cary NC, US
David Brian Koch Erickson - Chanhassen MN, US
Raymond Pasquale Spagnola - Fuquay-Varina NC, US
Amin Fetanat Fard Haghighi - Holly Springs NC, US
Paul Michael Patin - Raleigh NC, US

G06Q 10/06
G06K 9/00
G06F 17/30

Execution systems using unstructured data include a memory, one or more input/output devices, and one or more processors coupled to the memory and the input/output devices. The one or more processors are configured to receive a working document comprising data, receive a workflow described according to a workflow structure, the workflow structure describing sub-processes of the workflow, routings between the sub-processes, actions that make up the sub-processes, and mappings between the data in the working document and the actions, identify a first sub-process to be performed, perform each of one or more first actions associated with the first sub-process, update the data in the working document based on one or more first mappings associated with the one or more first actions, and select a second sub-process to be performed based on the data in the working document and one or more first routings associated with the first sub-process.

20190084269, Mar 21, 2019

Oct 28, 2016

15/772547

- St. Paul MN, US
Ellen O. Aeling - Oakdale MN, US
William J. Bryan - Novato CA, US
Robert R. Condon - Woodbury MN, US
David J. Koch - Woodbury MN, US
John C. Schultz - Afton MN, US

3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES COMPANY - St. Paul MN

B32B 5/02
B32B 7/12
B32B 23/10
B32B 23/20
B32B 27/12
B32B 27/30
B32B 37/12

A fabric with a laminated adhesive-backed protective layer. The adhesive-backed protective layer has a matte finish that is low gloss and may approximate the fabric itself