Richard B Timmers, 51166 Lexington Ave, Westwood, NJ 07675

8044363, Oct 25, 2011

Apr 30, 2007

11/799044

Thomas Michael Ales - Neenah WI, US
Richard Timmers - Bear DE, US
Andrew Mark Long - Appleton WI, US
Shawn Jeffrey Sullivan - Neenah WI, US
Sridhar Ranganathan - Suwanee GA, US
Timothy R. Obermann - Pulaski WI, US
Eric Donald Johnson - Larsen WI, US

Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. - Neenah WI

G01J 1/42

250372, 2503361, 382165, 382116

A portable UV detection apparatus is disclosed. In one embodiment, the UV detection apparatus includes a UV detection device integrated with a skin type measuring device. A controller can be included in the apparatus that is in communication with the skin type measuring device and the UV detection device. The controller can provide information to the user regarding the amount of ultraviolet radiation present in the environment. In an alternative embodiment, the UV detection apparatus includes a UV detection device in conjunction with a light sensor. The light sensor can be configured to activate the UV detection device should light at a particular intensity be present in the environment. The UV detection device as described above can be configured to measure UVA radiation, UVB radiation, and/or UVC radiation.

2006006, Mar 30, 2006

Sep 19, 2005

11/231246

Joseph Feldkamp - Appleton WI, US
Richard Timmers - Appleton WI, US
Richard Dodge - Appleton WI, US

A61F 13/15

604378000

The present invention relates to disposable absorbent articles that include absorbent systems. The absorbent system includes an absorbent pad formed of absorbent materials and having a lateral direction and a longitudinal direction. The absorbent pad has a narrow zone area of increased thickness of absorbent materials that has a length greater than or equal to 80% of the length of the absorbent pad. The narrow zone area has a width in the lateral direction of the absorbent pad that is less than or equal to 62% and greater than or equal to 20% of the width of a non-zone area.

2006013, Jun 22, 2006

Dec 22, 2004

11/022323

Jonathan Arendt - Appleton WI, US
Walter Bauer - Neenah WI, US
Frank Druecke - Oshkosh WI, US
Frederick Lang - Neenah WI, US
Leslie Taneri - Appleton WI, US
Eugenio Varona - Marietta GA, US
Fung-Jou Chen - Appleton WI, US
Jeffrey Lindsay - Appleton WI, US
Julie Bednarz - Neenah WI, US
Catherine Nennig - Neenah WI, US
Richard Timmers - Appleton WI, US
Andrew Kuo - Appleton WI, US

B32B 5/26
D04H 1/56

442400000, 442408000, 442387000, 442389000, 442414000, 442416000

The present invention discloses a disposable cleaning product for use in household cleaning or personal care applications. The cleaning product of the invention is a multi-layer laminate product and may include at least two distinct layers, an abrasive layer and an absorbent layer. The absorbent layer contains a sponge-like member optionally in combination with a plurality of cellulosic fibrous webs. The sponge-like member can be made from various materials. For example, in one embodiment, the sponge-like member comprises one or more layers of a spunbond web containing crimped, bicomponent filaments.

2008026, Oct 30, 2008

Apr 30, 2007

11/742084

Sudhanshu Gakhar - Neenah WI, US
Shawn Sullivan - Neenah WI, US
Theodore Tower - Appleton WI, US
Richard Timmers - Bear DE, US
Brooke A. Zimmer - Appleton WI, US
Sridhar Ranganathan - Suwanee GA, US

KIMBERLY-CLARK WORLDWIDE, INC. - Neenah WI

G01F 22/00

7386118

An audio sensor and receiver detect, discriminate and count the number of liquid swallows to determine the volume of fluid ingested.

2009011, Apr 30, 2009

Oct 26, 2007

11/925713

Joel Anderson - Appleton WI, US
Rameshbabu Boga - Alpharetta GA, US
Daniel Bowman - Seattle WA, US
Valerie Cansler - Roswell GA, US
Gary Clement - Alexandria VA, US
Sudhanshu Gakhar - Neenah WI, US
Patrick Hastings - Combined Locks WI, US
William Lynch - Greenville WI, US
Erica Phillips - Woodstock GA, US
Sridhar Ranganathan - Suwanee GA, US
Richard Timmers - Bear DE, US

G06G 7/48
G06Q 50/00

703 6

Embodiments of the invention provide virtual reality tools and simulations used for improved health care customer management. The virtual reality tools may be used by a product manufacturer or seller to assist in relationship management with health care partners including identifying improved solutions for a variety of problems, strengthening infection prevention processes and systems, improving order and flow in the operating room and other care-delivery environments, identifying benefits from new products, providing techniques for evaluating new health care systems and processes, etc.

2009011, Apr 30, 2009

Oct 26, 2007

11/925694

Joel Anderson - Appleton WI, US
Daniel Bowman - Seattle WA, US
Valerie Cansler - Roswell GA, US
Sudhanshu Gakhar - Neenah WI, US
William Lynch - Greenville WI, US
Erica Phillips - Woodstock GA, US
Sridhar Ranganathan - Suwanee GA, US
Richard Timmers - Bear DE, US

G06G 7/48

703 11

Embodiments of the invention provide virtual reality tools used to develop improved infection control solutions. The virtual reality tools may be applied to a variety of health care environments to develop improved infection control solutions, including improved training systems for modifying human behavior regarding hand washing (or other infection control behaviors), improved systems for evaluating the effectiveness of a proposed infection control solution, and for a producer/seller of anti-microbial products to demonstrate the superiority of one product over another or the superiority of one proposed solution over another.

2009030, Dec 10, 2009

Jun 4, 2008

12/156912

Sudhanshu Gakhar - Neenah WI, US
Joel P. Anderson - Appleton WI, US
Richard Timmers - Bear DE, US

G06F 11/30

702182

An instrument monitoring system comprises a monitoring device including a sensor for measuring an instrument and a control unit, where the control unit includes a data flow microcontroller processor; a wireless transmitter configured to receive a data signal from the monitoring device and to transmit the data signal using a wireless data transmission protocol; a wireless reader capable of receiving the data signal from the wireless transmitter; a computing device in communication with the wireless reader, where the computing device includes software configured to present the data signal as user-readable data; and a computer-readable storage medium in communication with the computing device, wherein the computer-readable storage medium is capable of storing the data.

2022029, Sep 22, 2022

Jun 10, 2022

17/806279

- Chesterfield MO, US
George Kormanos - Nashua NH, US
Pankaj Nigam - Ridgewood NJ, US
Hassan Mohamed - Bayonne NJ, US
Richard Timmers - Saddle Brook NJ, US
Rui Yang - Pompton Lakes NJ, US

A61F 13/20
A61F 13/28
A61F 13/84

A menstrual device having a storage volume. The menstrual device has a frame and a fluid barrier seal layer attached to the exterior surface of the frame. The menstrual device has an expanded configuration that includes an at rest configuration and a deployed configuration. The menstrual device has a compact configuration where the menstrual device is confined to a size, shape and/or geometry smaller than an expanded configuration such that it can be more easily inserted into the body. The menstrual device in a compact configuration is contained within an applicator, where the applicator assists in ejecting the menstrual device into the body.