Jack Ray Wilson, 644829 Eastview Dr, Stockton, CA 95212

4469151, Sep 4, 1984

Jun 7, 1982

6/385848

Billie J. Wilson - Portland OR
Jack C. Wilson - Portland OR

B65B 304

141286

A fluid layering device for use with a syringe to facilitate layering a liquid from the syringe onto a denser liquid contained in an open-top centrifuge tube. A fitting in the device is releasably attachable to the syringe for receiving liquid therefrom. An elongate nozzle carried on the fitting has a pair of opposed end faces, and a pair of flow-constricting bores communicating associated nozzle end faces with liquid received in the fitting. An annular step formed on the fitting is engageable by friction fit with the tube's upper open end to hold the nozzle at an axially aligned position within the tube. At this position, each of the nozzle end faces confronts, and is spaced from, an inner wall portion in the tube by a clearance which is adapted to produce, with liquid being forced from the syringe through the associated bore in the nozzle, a controlled-flow ribbon of liquid down the wall of the tube onto the upper surface of the denser liquid in the tube.

2022025, Aug 11, 2022

Feb 25, 2022

17/681339

- Beaverton OR, US
Merav Gazit - Portland OR, US
Carrie McKnelly - Portland OR, US
Brad N. Clarkson - Beaverton OR, US
Travis Davidson - Beaverton OR, US
Vasilios Fasois - Beaverton OR, US
Orion Granatir - Beaverton OR, US
Michael T. Horne - Beaverton OR, US
Jack Wilson - Beaverton OR, US

D04B 1/24
A41H 43/00
D04B 1/10
G05B 19/4097

Systems and methods for manufacturing a garment, include: (a) receiving garment design input data for a garment design including data representing a first textile structural unit at a first location in the garment design and data representing a second textile structural unit at a second location in the garment design; (b) generating a textile production machine instruction data set based on the garment design input data; (c) forming a first garment using a first textile production machine to include the first textile structural unit at a first location in the first garment and the second textile structural unit at a second location in the first garment; (d) creating revised garment design input data for the garment design based on the first garment created in the forming step; (e) generating revised textile production machine instruction data set based on the revised garment design input data; and (f) forming a second garment using a textile production machine and the revised garment design input data including the changes to the garment design.

2019036, Dec 5, 2019

May 30, 2019

16/426706

- Beaverton OR, US
Merav Gazit - Portland OR, US
Carrie McKnelly - Portland OR, US
Brad N. Clarkson - Beaverton OR, US
Travis Davidson - Beaverton OR, US
Vasilios Fasois - Beaverton OR, US
Orion Granatir - Beaverton OR, US
Michael T. Horne - Beaverton OR, US
Jack Wilson - Beaverton OR, US

D04B 1/24
G05B 19/4097
A41H 43/00
D04B 1/10

Systems and methods for manufacturing a garment, include: (a) receiving garment design input data for a garment design including data representing a first textile structural unit at a first location in the garment design and data representing a second textile structural unit at a second location in the garment design; (b) generating a textile production machine instruction data set based on the garment design input data; (c) forming a first garment using a first textile production machine to include the first textile structural unit at a first location in the first garment and the second textile structural unit at a second location in the first garment; (d) creating revised garment design input data for the garment design based on the first garment created in the forming step; (e) generating revised textile production machine instruction data set based on the revised garment design input data; and (f) forming a second garment using a textile production machine and the revised garment design input data including the changes to the garment design.