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7024 Bladstone Rd, Noblesville, IN 46062    847-3595698   

7916 Lawrence Ave, Harwood Heights, IL 60706    708-4571915   

8140 Lawrence Ave, Harwood Heights, IL 60706   

Norridge, IL   

471 Falkirk Pl, Palatine, IL 60074    847-2020871   

Buffalo Grove, IL   

17059 Tiger Tail Ct, Gurnee, IL 60031    847-8166563   

Flushing, NY   

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Company: Optimal design co Address: 1699 Wall St Ste 220, Mount Prospect, IL 60056 Phones: 847-5456800 Position: Engineer Industries: Engineering Services

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Sajid Patel - Chicago, IL

Work:
Curewell Diagnostics Services / United Diagnostic Jul 2013 to 2000
X-Ray Technologist
Bone & Joint Center P.C / Six Corners Same Day Surgery - Chicago, IL Apr 2007 to Nov 2012
X-Ray Technologist
Compuray Medical Staffing - Bloomingdale, IL Oct 2006 to Nov 2008
X-Ray Technologist
Education:
Malcolm X College - Chicago, IL 2003 to 2006
AAS in Radiography
Skills:
Provide Quality Patient Care, Over 8+ years of proven track. Trouble shoot PACS software problems, Troubleshoot networking issues related to X-Ray and imaging. Overall experience of Cerner PACS, MEDETECH, FUJI CR, Omni VUE, Opal Rad, KODAK etc.. Knowledgeable insight into RIS, EMR records. Ability to contact insurance companies to get approval for any and all kind of medically self coded procedures. Excellent Operation and Control, Excellent communication skills Active Learner, Complex Problem Solving Abilities Adhere to Compliance and Regulations of the institution Reliable, knowledgeable, and dependable customer service
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Sajid Patel - Norridge, IL

Work:
JD Edwards Programmer/Analyst 2007 to 2000 Woodhead Industries - Northbrook, IL 1999 to 2007
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
US Freightways - Rosemont, IL 1995 to 1999
System Analyst
Fibre-Craft Materials Corp - Niles, IL 1989 to 1995
Sr. Programmer/Analyst
Education:
NorthEastern University 1991 to 1995
M.S. in Computer Science
MS University 1983 to 1985
M.S. in Mathematics
MS University 1980 to 1983
B.S. in Mathematics

Publications & IP owners

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Laminated Housing For A Portable Hand Held Device

US Patent:
6437238, Aug 20, 2002
Filed:
Feb 28, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/796372
Inventors:
Frank Annerino - Rolling Meadows IL
Sajid Patel - Des Plaines IL
John Bryne - Lake Villa IL
Mark Luzbetak - Kildeer IL
Dan Groebe - Lake Zurich IL
Assignee:
Palm, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
H05K 500
US Classification:
174 50, 174 66, 220 402, 220241
Abstract:
A laminated housing for a portable hand held device such as a palmtop computer. A metal front cover is bonded with a thermoplastic adhesive to a plastic midframe to form a front housing laminate. A metal rear housing member is bonded with a pressure sensitive adhesive to a plastic substrate to form a rear housing laminate. A latch arrangement including a plurality of latch fingers along the edge attach the front housing laminate with the rear housing laminate. A latch arrangement having a pair of L-shaped latch ribs that engage with a T-shaped latch member by torsion of the L-shaped latch ribs into engagement with pockets adjacent the T-shaped latch member prevent movement of the two housing laminates in relation to one another.

Torsional Multi-Axis Constraining Latching System

US Patent:
6955379, Oct 18, 2005
Filed:
Feb 23, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/792806
Inventors:
Frank Annerino - Rolling Meadows IL, US
Sajid Patel - Des Plaines IL, US
Dan Groebe - Lake Zurich IL, US
Assignee:
Palm, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
E05C019/06
US Classification:
292 83, 292 80, 292 81, 292 87
Abstract:
A housing for a portable hand held device such as a palmtop computer uses a torsional latching system. The housing is made of front and rear housing laminated housing members. The torsional latch arrangement works in conjunction with a plurality of latch fingers along the edge to attach the front housing laminate with the rear housing laminate. The torsional latch arrangement has a pair of L-shaped latch ribs that engage with a T-shaped latch member by torsion of the L-shaped latch ribs into engagement with pockets adjacent the T-shaped latch member prevent movement of the two housing laminates in relation to one another.

Torsional Multi-Axis Constraining Latching System

US Patent:
7427088, Sep 23, 2008
Filed:
Oct 17, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/252507
Inventors:
Frank Annerino - Rolling Meadows IL, US
Sajid Patel - Des Plaines IL, US
Dan Groebe - Lake Zurich IL, US
Assignee:
PALM, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
E05C 19/10
E05C 19/00
US Classification:
292120, 292 80, 292 83, 292 87, 292303, 292DIG 11, 292DIG 54
Abstract:
A housing for a portable hand held device such as a palmtop computer uses a torsional latching system. The housing is made of front and rear housing laminated housing members. The torsional latch arrangement works in conjunction with a plurality of latch fingers along the edge to attach the front housing laminate with the rear housing laminate. The torsional latch arrangement has a pair of L-shaped latch ribs that engage with a T-shaped latch member by torsion of the L-shaped latch ribs into engagement with pockets adjacent the T-shaped latch member prevent movement of the two housing laminates in relation to one another.

Dual-Globe Level

US Patent:
8109005, Feb 7, 2012
Filed:
Jul 9, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/500028
Inventors:
Robert B. Hudson - Naperville IL, US
Walter J. Sedlacek - West Chicago IL, US
Sajid Patel - Arlington Heights IL, US
International Classification:
G01C 9/20
US Classification:
33377, 33379, 33390
Abstract:
The dual-globe level comprises at least one indicator located on a body. The body defines front and rear faces, a pair of opposing ends, and at least one longitudinal surface. The at least one indicator comprises an inner vessel located within an outer vessel, and more preferably, a substantially spherical inner globe located within an outer globe and buoyantly supported within the outer globe. The inner globe, viewable through the outer globe and defining an equator around its outer periphery, is buoyantly biased within to maintain the equator in a substantially horizontal position. The equator is in operable registry relation with a first indicia to indicate a position of the at least one longitudinal surface of the body in relation to a surface or line in question located adjacent thereto. The inner globe also includes a polar marking concentrically centered within the outer periphery of the upper hemisphere defined by the equator, with the marking in operable registry relation with the first indicia to indicate a position of the rear face of the body in relation to a surface in question located adjacent thereto. In other embodiments, marking is in operable registry relation with a second indicia to indicate a position of the front face of the body in relation to the surface in question located adjacent thereto.

Bar Clamp

US Patent:
2012019, Aug 2, 2012
Filed:
Jan 31, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/362979
Inventors:
SAJID PATEL - Arlington Heights IL, US
Steve Oshgan - DesPlaines IL, US
International Classification:
B25B 5/02
US Classification:
269 6
Abstract:
The bar clamp comprises a first jaw connected to a slider, a clamp housing defining a second jaw, a driving mechanism operably associated with the housing and slider to drive the slider, a clamping mechanism operably associated with the housing and slider to brake and hold the slider, and a release mechanism operably associated with the clamping mechanism and slider to release the slider. The bar clamp may utilize different embodiments of a drive mechanism while also utilizing an improved clamping and release mechanism. The drive mechanism thus comprises either a driving lever grip or a driving wedge grip while the clamping mechanism comprises a clamping wedge grip. The clamping wedge grip utilizes pins, cams or balls to brake and hold the slider.

Dual-Globe Apparatus

US Patent:
2012032, Dec 27, 2012
Filed:
Dec 26, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/337284
Inventors:
Andrew F. Hanson - Geneva IL, US
Robert B. Hudson - Naperville IL, US
Walter J. Sedlacek - West Chicago IL, US
Sajid Patel - Arlington Heights IL, US
International Classification:
G01C 9/20
US Classification:
33377
Abstract:
The dual-globe apparatus utilizes at least one indicator on a tool. The indicator comprises an outer vessel buoyantly supported within an inner vessel. In one embodiment, the outer vessel and inner vessel comprise spheres. In another embodiment, the outer vessel and inner vessel comprise spherical segments.

Electronic Chassis And Filter Apparatus And Method

US Patent:
6007169, Dec 28, 1999
Filed:
Aug 31, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/144829
Inventors:
Hong Li - Carol Stream IL
Philip A. Ravlin - Bartlett IL
Amir Koradia - Palatine IL
Sajid Patel - Des Plaines IL
Assignee:
3COM. Corp. - Rolling Meadows IL
International Classification:
A47B 8100
US Classification:
3122232
Abstract:
An electronic chassis and filter apparatus is provided. A chassis includes a top portion, a bottom portion, a first side wall portion, and a second side wall portion. The bottom portion includes an open front side, a closed back side, a first guide rail portion and a second guide rail portion. An ejector spring is operatively attached to the back side of the bottom portion, and a spring-biased actuator is operatively connected to the first rail portion adjacent the open front side. When the filter is inserted into the open front side, the filter contacts the ejector spring which biases the filter against the spring-biased actuator.

Hybrid Lens For Head Mount Display

US Patent:
2023003, Feb 2, 2023
Filed:
Oct 10, 2022
Appl. No.:
17/962837
Inventors:
- Kansas City MO, US
Sajid Patel - Arlington Heights IL, US
International Classification:
A63F 13/25
G02B 3/08
H04N 13/344
G02B 27/01
A63F 13/5255
A63F 13/212
A63F 13/211
Abstract:
A lens assembly, related methods and constituent optical elements are described. The assembly may be used to direct and focus light for various applications. In one instance, the lens assembly is used in conjunction with one or more sources of light such as projected images or video as part of a virtual reality system. The lens assembly includes two or more optical elements arranged to receive light or direct light through different spatial regions of the assembly at different focal powers corresponding to a first user viewing zone and a second user viewing zone. In one instance, the first user viewing zone is a peripheral viewing zone and the second viewing zone is a primary or non-peripheral viewing zone (or vice versa).

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