Christopher E Montalbano, 50Point Pleasant Beach, NJ

5606262, Feb 25, 1997

Jun 7, 1995

8/481564

Christopher P. Montalbano - Great Neck NY
Gregory A. Montalbano - Great Neck NY
Anthony P. Montalbano - Shelter Island Hgts. NY
Eric C. Fleischer - Rockville Centre NY

Teradyne, Inc. - Boston MA

G01R 3127

324758

A manipulator for holding and positioning a test head which is used with automatic test equipment. The manipulator includes a horizontal telescoping member attached to a vertical column. The test head is attached to an assembly suspended from this member. Six planes of free motion of the test head are provided. The column can pivot around a vertical axis. The telescoping member can move up and down along the column and can telescope in and out. The test head assembly can pivot about a vertical axis. Within the assembly, the test head can rotate around two orthogonal vertical axes. This arrangement allows the test head to be positioned into a wide variety of positions. The manipulator includes a set of cable support rings which reduces the forces a cable places on the test head when it is moved. This arrangement allows a prober to be positioned beneath the test head so that the manipulator occupies very little floor space.

5235530, Aug 10, 1993

Nov 15, 1990

7/614428

John P. Herz - Larchmont NY
Douglas J. Hohlbein - Central Islip NY
Edward J. Lhotak - Allendale NJ
Christopher P. Montalbano - Great Neck NY
Anthony P. Montalbano - Bayville NY

Racal-Redac, Inc. - Mahwah NJ

G06F 1520

364578

A status display for a hardware modeler includes an LCD panel which is divided into regions corresponding to cartridge banks and each region is further divided into sections corresponding to individual cartridges. The sections display relevant identifying information for its associated cartridge. If the cartridge is currently active, that information is shown in reverse video to indicate that the cartridge is active. The modeler can be paused by pressing a pause switch. The modeler's processor then inhibits activity of inactive cartridges and, at the next opportunity, inhibits activity of active cartridges so that the cartridges can be rearranged, etc. The status of the modeler as a whole is also displayed.

2021008, Mar 25, 2021

Jul 31, 2018

16/635361

- Manhasset NY, US
Theodoros P. Zanos - Astoria NY, US
Timir B. Datta Chaudhuri - Great Neck NY, US
Andrew Martin - Bayport NY, US
Christopher Montalbano - Huntington NY, US
Gregory Montalbano - Huntington NY, US
Phillip Beamer - Northport NY, US

A61N 1/36
A61N 1/05
A61B 5/024
A61B 5/08
A61B 5/145
A61B 5/00

An auricular stimulation device having surface electrodes biased towards each other, and offset from one another, is provided. The stimulation device can be positioned about the ear of a patient with each of the electrodes overlaying auricular ear tissue containing innervation supplied by an auricular branch of the vagus nerve. The electrodes transcutaneously stimulate the auricular branch. Also provided is a method of treating a patient using the auricular stimulation device. The stimulation device can be used for treating patients with conditions such as high blood pressure, depression, high blood glucose level, and tinnitus. Also provided is a diagnostic and therapeutic system having the auricular stimulation device, a smart device and a monitoring device. The smart device controls the auricular stimulation device based on biomarker information received from the monitoring device; and on information related to the patient, such as age, musculoskeletal stability, etc.; and/or on user input.