Matthew Stephen Hovanec, 371854 Key Blvd, Richmond, CA 94530

2018025, Sep 6, 2018

Sep 9, 2016

15/758701

- San Rafael CA, US
Kenneth Lawrence Mejia - San Francisco CA, US
Matthew Hovanec - Berkeley CA, US
Andreas Linas Bastian - Oakland CA, US
Cory Mark Bloome - San Francisco CA, US
Peter J. Schmehl - Berkeley CA, US
Joseph Isaac Sadusk - San Francisco CA, US
James Sherwood Page - Berkeley CA, US

G05B 19/4099
B29C 64/393
B29C 64/245
B29C 64/118

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for a multi-tool additive manufacturing system that executes in a three-dimensional build volume. In one aspect, a system includes a build platform; a support; a first robot coupled with the support and configured to operate in a build volume defined by the build platform, wherein the first robot includes a first additive manufacturing tool; a second robot coupled with the support and configured to operate in the build volume, wherein the second robot includes a second additive manufacturing tool; wherein the first robot and the second robot are programmed to coordinate simultaneous application; and wherein a first tool path of the first additive manufacturing tool in the first region abuts or overlaps with a second tool path of the second additive manufacturing tool in the second region so as to form a bond.

2016012, May 5, 2016

Feb 3, 2015

14/612341

- Elkhorn NE, US
Matthew Hovanec - Berkeley CA, US
Jamie Bumgardner - Gretna NE, US
Steven Kanne - Elkhorn NE, US

WOW Insites LLP - Elkhorn NE

H04N 7/18
H04N 5/232
G08B 13/196

A system, method, and computer program for remotely viewing video or still images from one or more cameras on a customer network, providing real-time feedback on focus adjustments made by an operator. The system may include a security bridge device plugged into the customer network and a portable electronic device remotely located from the security bridge device. The security bridge device may auto-negotiate network settings with the customer network, automatically discover the cameras on the customer network, automatically/manually address and configure the cameras, and/or automatically/manually determine a best path for transmitting the video or still images. The portable electronic device may receive and display the video or still images from the cameras transmitted by the security bridge device via the determined best path. This allows the operator to focus one of the cameras while viewing the real-time video or still images therefrom.