Richard J Capobianco, Age 4667 Stenson St, Rochester, NY 14606

4671638, Jun 9, 1987

Oct 11, 1985

6/786432

Richard N. Capobianco - Rochester NY
David L. White - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

G03B 914

3542341

In an electromagnetic actuator of the type having a planar coil armature mounted for movement in a magnetic field by a plurality of planar flexure springs, the flexure springs lie entirely in the plane of the planar armature.

5943760, Aug 31, 1999

Mar 10, 1997

8/814623

Bijan Barzideh - Rush NY
Richard N. Capobianco - Rochester NY
Gary R. Kenny - Rochester NY
Joseph M. Kessler - Spencerport NY
Athimoottil Mathew - Pittsford NY
James Palmer - Pittsford NY
Timothy F. Spencer - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

H02K 1502
H02K 104

29596

A method of making stepper motor includes: providing a permanent magnet rotor carried by an output shaft; forming a bobbin having an alignment feature, a bearing opening for supporting the shaft, and a passage for receiving the permanent magnet rotor; forming a magnetically soft stator-yoke located around the inside of the passage; winding a coil of electrically conducting wire around the bobbin; and providing a motor housing for receiving the bobbin and where the motor housing has a corresponding alignment feature to align the bobbin with the housing.

5079567, Jan 7, 1992

Mar 4, 1991

7/663489

Bryan A. Beaman - Churchville NY
Richard N. Capobianco - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

G01D 1514
H01L 2306
H02B 156
H05K 720

346107R

A non-impact printhead such as an LED printhead includes a plurality of modular circuit assemblies, each including a plurality of recording elements and associated integrated circuit drivers. Each modular circuit assembly is mounted upon a tile. Rails are attached to the underside of the tiles to join the tiles together. A heatsink supports the tiles. The tiles are urged into engagement with the heatsink by cantilevered leaf springs.

5453145, Sep 26, 1995

Mar 4, 1991

7/663341

Bryan A. Beaman - Churchville NY
Richard N. Capobianco - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

B32B 3100
G01D 942

156230

LED dice and driver chips for generating current for driving LED's are to be mounted on tile modules. Z-axis dimensional control of the LED dice and driver chips is provided by placement of the dice and driver chips face down in a first fixture member to locate the dice against a first datum on the fixture. A front face of the tile is accurately positioned in the x, y plane relative to the dice and driver chips and supported in a second fixture member. The front face of the tile contains adhesive for attachment of the tile to the LED dice and driver chips. The rear face of the tile is located against a second datum in the fixture that is located a fixed distance from the first datum. Thus, the adhesive between the dice and the front face of the tile compensates for the thickness variations of both the dice and the tile.

4650307, Mar 17, 1987

Sep 30, 1985

6/781597

Richard N. Capobianco - Rochester NY
David L. White - Rochester NY

Eastman Kodak Company - Rochester NY

G03B 902
G03B 924

3542341

An electromagnetic actuator operable with a source of electric current has two overlapping, oppositely movable armatures that are mounted on resiliently flexible cantilever spring members and coupled together by resiliently flexible spring elements, to provide coordinated cooperative movements of the armatures when energized. The armatures have conductive coils thereon that are connectable to the current source through the spring members and spring elements. A permanent magnet and a pair of flux return plates are disposed near the armatures to provide a suitable magnetic path through the coils. Current flowing through the coils in the magnetic path generates oppositely directed forces on the two armatures. Structure is provided for constraining the coupling spring elements to move in only one direction when such forces are generated, thereby facilitating coordination of desired armature movements in directions substantially opposite to each other and perpendicular to the one direction.

2019031, Oct 10, 2019

Dec 17, 2018

16/222819

- Jacksonville FL, US
James M. Scolaro - Ponte Vedra Beach FL, US
Kyungmin Lee - Fort Lee NJ, US
Ernesto Nieves - Ponte Vedra Beach FL, US
Ahmed Tawfik - Jacksonville FL, US
Kimberly Pierce - Jacksonville FL, US
Richard N. Capobianco - Rochester NY, US
James Miller - Victor NY, US

G06Q 10/08
G07F 11/46

The present disclosure is directed to a dispensing system including: a product loading unit; a receptacle configured to receive the product loading unit; a storage area configured to receive product; and a transfer unit for moving the product between the product loading unit and the storage area. The present disclosure is also directed to a dispensing system including: a product loading unit; a receptacle configured to receive the product loading unit; a storage area configured to receive product; a transfer unit for moving the product between the product loading unit and the storage area; and a remote system operable to send and/or receive product information from the dispensing system regarding an amount of product and a type of product within the receptacle.