Michael M Flaherty DeceasedBoston, MA

8471728, Jun 25, 2013

Sep 17, 2010

12/884518

Michael Flaherty - Wellesley MA, US

G08G 1/09
G08G 1/096
G06F 19/00

340905, 340911, 340920, 340929, 340926, 701119

A traffic management system and method are provided that determine and present a target speed for a vehicle to travel from a first position to a second position when a signaling device at the second position is in a desired phase. The target average speed can be presented via a variety of output devices, such as a display and/or speaker. The output device could, for example, be stationary, at a fixed distance from the signaling device, such as a roadside display. The output device could be a mobile device, carried in a vehicle or by a user, e. g. , a cell phone, GPS navigation system, or personal digital assistant. The system can include a signal timing processor that determines a target average speed of travel between the first and second positions, which can be based on, or calculated from, timing information of the signals and a distance between the two positions.

2006024, Nov 2, 2006

Apr 29, 2005

11/118717

Michael Flaherty - Holliston MA, US

B66F 9/18

414607000

A releasably detachable forklift assembly is coupled to a snowplow mount on a light truck to utilize the mechanical actuating features of the snowplow assembly to actuate the forklift assembly for lifting the forklift and angling it. The use of the light truck provides for forklift transport, adequate clearance for uneven terrain, and with the height of the seat of the light truck affording excellent visibility above the load carried by the tines of the forklift assembly.

2021023, Aug 5, 2021

Sep 18, 2020

17/026094

- Norwood MA, US
Michael J. Flaherty - Halifax MA, US
Eugene Oh Hwang - Melrose MA, US

Analog Devices, Inc. - Norwood MA

G01K 1/18
G01K 1/02
G01K 1/08

Packages for wireless temperature sensor nodes are described. These wireless temperature sensor nodes are suitable for sensing the temperature of remote objects, such as objects that are difficult to access. These packages are designed to enhance the sensor's ability to sense temperature. For example, these packages may be designed to provide a low thermal resistance path between the object and the temperature sensor, a high thermal resistance between an antenna of the wireless temperature sensor node and the object, and at least in some embodiments, immunity to vibrations. One such package includes means for providing a thermal conductive path from the temperature sensor to a thermally conductive support in contact with the object (for example with a thermal resistance less than 10 K/W), and means for thermally conductively decoupling the circuit board from the thermally conductive support (for example by at least 100 K/W).