Nicholas T Anderson, 4416379 Joppa St, Brighton, CO 80603

2002013, Sep 19, 2002

Oct 12, 2001

09/976967

James Mault - Evergreen CO, US
John Sanderson - Bainbridge Island WA, US
Nicholas Anderson - Seattle WA, US
Rob Pledger - Lake Oswego OR, US

G06F017/60

705/003000

A system and method of integrated calorie management is presented. The system includes a computer with a processor, memory, display and user input mechanism. The method includes the steps of measuring a resting metabolic rate (RM) of a user and utilizing the measured resting metabolic rate and user activity level over a predetermined time interval to determine a total energy expenditure (TEE) of the user. The method also includes the steps of determining a total calorie intake (TCI) value representing the person's total calorie intake during the predetermined time interval and determining a caloric balance (CB) for the user from the total energy expenditure measurement and the total calorie intake value. The method further includes the step of using a rate of change of the measured resting metabolic rate to determine when to remeasure the resting metabolic rate of the user.

2022038, Dec 8, 2022

Jun 8, 2022

17/835775

- Beaverton OR, US
Vojtech Holub - Lafayette CO, US
Nicholas Anderson - Colorado Springs CO, US

B29C 45/37
B23K 26/362
B65D 1/02

2D code patterns, such as digital watermark patterns, are formed on plastic objects by injection molding. In some implementations, a marked cell of the code pattern is not formed by a single mark on the mold surface, but by multiple discrete marks. Such marks can be exceedingly small (e.g., 50 microns or less—smaller than the width of a human hair), yet the resulting code pattern on the molded object is still readable from a distance. The small scale of the marks assures that the code pattern does not detract from object aesthetics, while also speeding the mold-marking process. Style transfer networks are employed in some implementations. The detailed technologies facilitate digital marking and identification of a great number of consumer plastic objects, thereby aiding recovery of such objects for recycling. Many other features and arrangements are also detailed.

2019024, Aug 8, 2019

Feb 8, 2019

16/271358

- Golden CO, US
Nathan Richard Neale - Denver CO, US
Nicholas Charles Anderson - Dallas TX, US
Matthew Peter Hautzinger - Arlington Heights IL, US
Taylor Sierra Bliss - Jacksonville FL, US

C09K 11/66
C01G 21/16
C01G 21/00
C07F 7/24
C09K 11/06

The present disclosure relates to a perovskite sheet that includes two outer layers, each including A′X′; and a first layer that includes BX, where B is a first cation, A′ is a second cation, X is a first anion, X′ is a second anion, and the first BXlayer is positioned between the two outer layers.

2017018, Jun 29, 2017

Dec 22, 2016

15/388415

- Golden CO, US
Asa W. Nichols - Charlottesville VA, US
Boris D. Chernomordik - Denver CO, US
Nicholas C. Anderson - Wheat Ridge CO, US
Matthew C. Beard - Arvada CO, US
Nathan R. Neale - Denver CO, US

C09D 5/24
H01L 31/0352
H01L 31/028
C09D 5/32
H01L 31/18

Methods are described that include reacting a starting nanocrystal that includes a starting nanocrystal core and a covalently bound surface species to create an ion-exchangeable (IE) nanocrystal that includes a surface charge and a first ion-exchangeable (IE) surface ligand ionically bound to the surface charge, where the starting nanocrystal core includes a group IV element.