Peter G Schmitt, Age 6810 Manor Dr, Newton, NJ 07860

6840958, Jan 11, 2005

May 14, 2003

10/437711

Jose F. Nuñez - Kearny NJ, US
Peter J. Schmitt - Garnerville NY, US

SciMed Life Systems, Inc. - Maple Grove MN

A61F 206

623 13

Continuously flat-woven implantable tubular prostheses have seamless woven sections which gradually change the number of warp yarns to smoothly transition, i. e. , taper, from one diameter to another. Multi-diameter endoluminal grafts having a variety of shapes and configurations are made using a seamless weaving process without unacceptable voids or gaps in the tubular wall.

7550006, Jun 23, 2009

Dec 12, 2002

10/319175

Jose F. Nuñez - Kearny NJ, US
Peter J. Schmitt - Garnerville NY, US

Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc. - Maple Grove MN

A61F 2/06

623 151

Continuously flat-woven implantable tubular prostheses have seamless woven sections which gradually change the number of warp yarns to smoothly transition, i. e. , taper, from one diameter to another. Multi-diameter endoluminal grafts having a variety of shapes and configurations are made using a seamless weaving process without unacceptable voids or gaps in the tubular wall.

8131311, Mar 6, 2012

Mar 25, 2008

12/055123

Cesar Bandera - East Brunswick NJ, US
Peter Schmitt - Mountain Lakes NJ, US
Ed DeFrank - Northridge CA, US
William Hart - Capitola CA, US

Bandemar Networks, LLC - East Brunswick NJ

H04W 4/00

455466, 370465

A content delivery system, such as a Just in Time Training (JITT) system which allows the broadcast of multimedia messages to recipients or users. The JITT system identifies the multimedia capabilities as well as the capabilities of the service provider and recipient device for each user and uses this profile information to determine an appropriate messaging format to use to send the message to each user. User involvement is used to determine the functionality and content type delivery for each user mobile device. This profiling may be performed in any of a number of different ways, including smart echo, caller-ID initiated (CIDI) and SMS initiated (SMSI) profiling. In smart echo profiling, the user sends the JITT system a multimedia sample from the mobile device, and the JITT system then sends messages and content to the mobile devise using the same format. In CIDI profiling, the JITT system sends test messages in different formats to the phone number of the device, and the user replies to the message having the best audiovisual experience. The system then uses the format associated with the reply message for further communications with the user.

5607478, Mar 4, 1997

Mar 14, 1996

8/616047

David J. Lentz - Randolph NJ
Nick Popadiuk - Hillsborough NJ
Peter Schmitt - Garnerville NY
Edward J. Dormier - Rockaway NJ
Richard J. Zdrahala - Montville NJ

Meadox Medicals Inc. - Oakland NJ

A61F 204
A61F 206

623 12

An implantable microporous ePTFE tubular vascular graft exhibits long-term patency, superior radial tensile strength, reduction in tear propagation, and increases in suture retention strength and crush resistance. The graft includes an ePTFE tubular structure having a preselected microporous structure. The tubular structure is wrapped externally with a PTFE yarn in a helical fashion. The helical wrap of yarn is bonded to the exterior surface of the tubular structure by application of heat or heat in combination with force to form a composite structure which substantially maintains the porosity of the underlying tubular structure while increasing the suture retention strength, radial tensile strength, crush resistance, and tear propagation resistance.

5800514, Sep 1, 1998

May 24, 1996

8/653028

Jose F. Nunez - Kearny NJ
Peter J. Schmitt - Garnerville NY

Meadox Medicals, Inc. - Oakland NJ

A61F 206

623 1

Continuously flat-woven implantable tubular prostheses have seamless woven sections which gradually change the number of warp yarns to smoothly transition, i. e. , taper, from one diameter to another. Multi-diameter endoluminal grafts having a variety of shapes and configurations are made using a seamless weaving process without unacceptable voids or gaps in the tubular wall.

6080198, Jun 27, 2000

Nov 4, 1997

8/964414

David J. Lentz - Randolph NJ
Nick Popadiuk - Hillsborough NJ
Peter Schmitt - Garnerville NY
Edward J. Dormier - Rockaway NJ
Richard J. Zdrahala - Montville NJ

Meadox Medicals, Inc. - Oakland NJ

A61F 206

623901

An implantable microporous ePTFE tubular vascular graft exhibits long-term patency, superior radial tensile strength, reduction in tear propagation, and increases in suture retention strength and crush resistance. The graft includes an ePTFE tubular structure having a preselected microporous structure. The tubular structure is wrapped externally with a PTFE yarn in a helical fashion. The helical wrap of yarn is bonded to the exterior surface of the tubular structure by application of heat or heat in combination with force to form a composite structure which substantially maintains the porosity of the underlying tubular structure while increasing the suture retention strength, radial tensile strength, crush resistance, and tear propagation resistance.

5904714, May 18, 1999

Nov 24, 1997

8/976544

Jose F. Nunez - Kearny NJ
Peter J. Schmitt - Garnerville NY

Meadox Medicals, Inc. - Oakland NJ

A61F2/06

623 1

Continuously flat-woven implantable tubular prostheses have seamless woven sections which gradually change the number of warp yarns to smoothly transition, i. e. , taper, from one diameter to another. Multi-diameter endoluminal grafts having a variety of shapes and configurations are made using a seamless weaving process without unacceptable voids or gaps in the tubular wall.

2014018, Jul 3, 2014

Dec 27, 2012

13/728478

- Mountain View CA, US
Michael DePasquale - Rutherford NJ, US
Travis Harrison Kroll Green - Washington DC, US
Boris Mizhen - Brooklyn NY, US
Peter Schmitt - Jersey City NJ, US

G06Q 20/22

705 40

An email payment system and method to provide users with the ability to initiate and send payments to one more recipients via email messaging. A user interface is provided in an email client that allows a user to insert payment with the email. Payment details are collected through one or more payment modals displayed in the email client. A payment object is inserted into the body of the email and is displayed to both the sender and recipient. The payment details captured in the payment object are communicated to a payment processor. The payment processor uses electronic payment accounts associated with the corresponding sender and recipient email addresses to identify the relevant electronic payment accounts and transfer the payment between said accounts. A status of the payment transaction is tracked and displayed within the payment object of the emails residing in both the sender and recipient email client.