Dan Owen Harris, Age 65305 Queens Plate Ct, Raleigh, NC 27606

2004009, May 13, 2004

Jul 15, 2003

10/620851

Michael Barnoski - Pacific Palisades CA, US
David Cohen - Oak Park CA, US
Dan Harris - Hickory NC, US
Sangkyun Kang - Palo Alto CA, US
Anthony Levi - South Pasadena CA, US
Miguel Pinilla - San Carlos CA, US
Fritz Prinz - Woodside CA, US
Alex Tarasyuk - Los Angeles CA, US

G02B006/36

385/078000

A system and process for stamping parts having tolerances below 1000 nanometers. The inventive system and process is particularly suited for producing optoelectronic parts. The system includes a stamping press and one or a progression of stamping stations for supporting a punch and die. The stamping stations are designed to maintain substantial alignment of the punch and die with minimal moving components. The stamping station includes a shaft for rigidly guiding the punch to the die. The stamping press is capable of providing the punch with the necessary force to perform the stamping operations. The system includes an interface system for interfacing the force of the press with the punch, while simultaneously structurally decoupling the press from the punch. The system also includes a locating sub-plate, for locating the stamping station in alignment relative to each other, and means for in-line machine stock material before entry into the stamping stations.

2013015, Jun 13, 2013

Feb 8, 2013

13/762432

Igor Berlin - Potomac MD, US
Dan Harris - Hickory NC, US
Michael Sauer - Corning NY, US

H04W 72/04

455450

Distributed antenna systems supporting digital data signal propagation between remote antenna clusters, and related distributed antenna systems, components and methods are disclosed. The distributed antenna systems facilitate distributing digital data signals to provide digital data services remotely to distributed remote antenna units. The digital data signals may be propagated between remote antenna units within a remote antenna cluster for digital data signals transmitted to wireless client devices in the distributed antenna system and for digital data signals received from wireless client devices in the distributed antenna system. Received digital data signals from wireless client devices can be propagated from remote antenna unit to remote antenna unit in a remote antenna cluster until the digital data signals reach a wired network device for communication over a network. The remote antenna units may be configured to support high-frequency digital data signal to support larger channel bandwidths and in turn higher data rate transfers.

2017011, May 4, 2017

Jun 26, 2015

15/318495

- CORNING NY, US
Dan Owewn Harris - Hickory NC, US
Tak Lap Derek Law - Horseheads NY, US
Daniel Louis Gabriel Ricoult - Bourron-Marlotte, FR
Mark J Soulliere - Corning NY, US

A47F 3/04
E06B 7/28
E06B 3/67

An insulated glass unit () is described and includes at least first and second glass pane () and an optional third glass pane (). Any one or more of the glass panes () may have a thickness of less than or equal to about 0.7 mm. In some instances, any one or more of the glass panes may form part of an electronic display. The insulated glass unit () has a lower mass and an improved thermal performance compared to a conventional triple pane insulated glass unit, and is particularly suited for use in a display cooler door.

2015019, Jul 9, 2015

Mar 20, 2015

14/664305

- Hickory NC, US
Dan Harris - Hickory NC, US
Michael Sauer - Corning NY, US

H04B 10/2575

Distributed antenna systems supporting digital data signal propagation between remote antenna clusters, and related distributed antenna systems, components and methods are disclosed. The distributed antenna systems facilitate distributing digital data signals to provide digital data services remotely to distributed remote antenna units. The digital data signals may be propagated between remote antenna units within a remote antenna cluster for digital data signals transmitted to wireless client devices in the distributed antenna system and for digital data signals received from wireless client devices in the distributed antenna system. Received digital data signals from wireless client devices can be propagated from remote antenna unit to remote antenna unit in a remote antenna cluster until the digital data signals reach a wired network device for communication over a network. The remote antenna units may be configured to support high-frequency digital data signal to support larger channel bandwidths and in turn higher data rate transfers.