Michael D Minnick Deceased78 Circle Dr E, Boulder Hill, IL 60538

5308565, May 3, 1994

Feb 5, 1993

8/014028

Christian K. Weber - Elgin IL
Michael G. Minnick - Fort Wayne IN

General Electric Company - Worthington OH

B29C 6712

264112

Broadly, the present invention comprises a solventless process wherein blends of thermoset polyphenylene oxide and triallylcyanurates can be processed into fiber reinforced laminates, and especially laminates prepared by the Wiggins Teape process. One aspect of the present inventive process comprises blending the polyphenylene powder with a liquid epoxy material, optionally with flame retardants and catalysts, preferably in a high shear mixer at elevated temperature, e. g. in the range of about 100. degree. -130. degree. C. The resultant upstaged or partially-cured blend is sufficiently solidified to be granulated into a powder for Wiggins Teape processing or, optionally, conventional press processing into a fiber reinforced laminates. Resin systems thus-prepared exhibit both improved solderability resistance and improved resistance to organic solvents when compared to thermoplastic systems.

2022038, Dec 1, 2022

Mar 2, 2021

17/190326

Jean-Marc JOT - Plantation FL, US
Michael MINNICK - Plantation FL, US
Dmitry PASTOUCHENKO - Plantation FL, US
Michael Aaron SIMON - Plantation, US
John Emmitt SCOTT III - Plantation FL, US
Richard St. Clair BAILEY - Plantation FL, US
Shivakumar BALASUBRAMANYAM - Plantation FL, US
Harsharaj AGADI - Plantation FL, US

Magic Leap, Inc. - Plantation FL

H04S 7/00
G02B 27/01

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for presenting audio content in mixed reality environments. A method may include receiving a first input from an application program; in response to receiving the first input, receiving, via a first service, an encoded audio stream; generating, via the first service, a decoded audio stream based on the encoded audio stream; receiving, via a second service, the decoded audio stream; receiving a second input from one or more sensors of a wearable head device; receiving, via the second service, a third input from the application program, wherein the third input corresponds to a position of one or more virtual speakers; generating, via the second service, a spatialized audio stream based on the decoded audio stream, the second input, and the third input; presenting, via one or more speakers of the wearable head device, the spatialized audio stream.

2023012, Apr 27, 2023

Dec 23, 2022

18/146284

- Plantation FL, US
Michael MINNICK - Fort Lauderdale FL, US
Dmitry PASTOUCHENKO - Folsom CA, US
Michael Aaron SIMON - Fort Lauderdale CA, US
Richard St. Clair BAILEY - Plantation FL, US
Shivakumar BALASUBRAMANYAM - San Diego CA, US
Harsharaj AGADI - Plantation FL, US

H04S 7/00
G02B 27/01

Disclosed herein are systems and methods for presenting audio content in mixed reality environments. A method may include receiving a first input from an application program; in response to receiving the first input, receiving, via a first service, an encoded audio stream; generating, via the first service, a decoded audio stream based on the encoded audio stream; receiving, via a second service, the decoded audio stream; receiving a second input from one or more sensors of a wearable head device; receiving, via the second service, a third input from the application program, wherein the third input corresponds to a position of one or more virtual speakers; generating, via the second service, a spatialized audio stream based on the decoded audio stream, the second input, and the third input; presenting, via one or more speakers of the wearable head device, the spatialized audio stream.