Assignee
ALTMAN GERALD
12 granted patents·249 citations·filing 1974–1982
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12 records- 0197US4318722AInfrared radiation cooler for producing physiologic conditions such as a comfort or hypothermiaALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1980·Granted Mar 9, 1982·119 cites·16 claims
- 0279US3951534AShort throw, oblique incidence, visual transparency projectorALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1974·Granted Apr 20, 1976·10 cites·14 claims
- 0377US3951535ALow profile episcopic projectorALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1975·Granted Apr 20, 1976·10 cites·7 claims
- 0470US3947103ALow profile episcopic projector and opaque materials thereforALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1974·Granted Mar 30, 1976·8 cites·24 claims
- 0565US4147040ARadiation cooling devices and processesALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1976·Granted Apr 3, 1979·19 cites·12 claims
- 0664US4150552AInfrared cooler for restricted regionsALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1976·Granted Apr 24, 1979·19 cites·9 claims
- 0761US4105313ADual purpose photographic displaysALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1976·Granted Aug 8, 1978·16 cites·21 claims
- 0858US3994277ARadiation cooling devices and processesALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1974·Granted Nov 30, 1976·13 cites·27 claims
- 0955US3963338ALow profile episcopic projector and opaque materials thereforALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1974·Granted Jun 15, 1976·9 cites·11 claims
- 1054US3989356APhotographic products for direct observation and optical projection, and photographic processes for their production and utilization, photographic devices for use therewithALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1974·Granted Nov 2, 1976·9 cites·48 claims
- 1145US4155226AInfrared cooler for restricted regionsALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1976·Granted May 22, 1979·9 cites·33 claims
- 1231US4505118AInfrared radiation cooler for producing physiologic conditions such as comfort or hypothermiaALTMAN GERALD·Filed 1982·Granted Mar 19, 1985·8 cites·3 claims
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