Leighton M Ige from 3290 Loke Pl, Honolulu, HI 96816, age 42, Phone: 8087374233

Us Patents

Chair For Healthy Sitting
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US Patent:

D498066, Nov 9, 2004
Filed:

Sep 23, 2003
Appl. No.:

29/190627
Inventors:

Leighton Makoto Ige - Needham MA
Charles Yoshio Saiki - Aiea HI
Assignee:

Salubrion, LLC - Framingham MA
International Classification:

0601
US Classification:

D 6355, D6374

Chair For Healthy Sitting
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US Patent:

6997513, Feb 14, 2006
Filed:

Nov 12, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/706022
Inventors:

Leighton Makoto Ige - Needham MA, US
Charles Yoshio Saiki - Aiea HI, US
Assignee:

Salubrion LLC - Framingham MA
International Classification:

A47C 9/00
US Classification:

2974451, 29741141, 29744012, 29745112, 248174
Abstract:

Disclosed is a supportive chair for sitting comfortably at low heights above and relative to the ground. Preferably, the chair comprises a primary seating surface and a secondary seating surface curving around the rear of the primary seating surface to provide additional support for the user. It is preferred that the secondary seating surface be inwardly and downwardly sloped and provide a low lateral boundary for the user, thereby promoting proper alignment of the buttocks on the primary seating surface. Thus, the chair raises the buttocks and hips of the user off of the seating level, creating a relative height difference between the hips and legs. This raising of the hips relative to the legs creates a sitting posture that promotes vertical back alignment. As a result, the user is able to comfortably maintain this position with a reduced amount of back muscle strain, allowing prolonged comfortable seating periods.

Interface Between A Collector And A Package
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US Patent:

20040035186, Feb 26, 2004
Filed:

Apr 4, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/406842
Inventors:

William Allen - Colorado Springs CO, US
Leighton Ige - Honolulu HI, US
International Classification:

G01N001/24
G01N033/22
G01N033/15
US Classification:

073/031030, 073/031070, 073/863230, 073/863810
Abstract:

The present invention is a novel collection device that allows constituents of air to collect on a test strip included within the collection device. Specifically, the collector allows a removable test strip to be inserted in the collector while an air sample passes therethrough. Thereafter, the test strip is removed from the collector and analyzed to determine the constituents of air that passed through the test strip and collector. When using the collector to inspect for trace amounts of explosives within a package, the collector is connected to a package-collector interface because the shape of the package-collector interface corresponds to that of the collector. An air sample is extracted from the interior of the package and through both the interface and the collector, including the test strip. As the air is extracted, the constituents of air collect on the test strip. After collecting the constituents, the test strip is removed from the collector and inserted into a testing unit capable of detecting trace amounts of explosives. The testing unit subsequently analyzes the constituents and determines whether any of them are explosive.

Collection Device For Collecting The Constituents Of Air
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US Patent:

20040035187, Feb 26, 2004
Filed:

Apr 4, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/406843
Inventors:

William Allen - Colorado Springs CO, US
Leighton Ige - Honolulu HI, US
International Classification:

G01N001/14
G01N033/22
G01N033/15
US Classification:

073/031030, 073/031070, 073/863230, 073/863850, 073/863830
Abstract:

The present invention is a novel collection device that allows constituents of air to collect on a test strip included within the collection device. Specifically, the collector allows a removable test strip to be inserted in the collector while an air sample passes therethrough. Thereafter, the test strip is removed from the collector and analyzed to determine the constituents of air that passed through the test strip and collector. When using the collector to inspect for trace amounts of explosives within a piece of baggage, the collector is connected to a baggage-collector interface because the shape of the baggage-collector interface corresponds to that of the collector. The baggage-collector interface is secured to the baggage and an air sample is extracted from the interior of the baggage and through both the interface and the collector, including the test strip. As the air is extracted, the constituents of air collect on the test strip. After collecting the constituents, the test strip is removed from the collector and inserted into a testing unit capable of detecting trace amounts of explosives. The testing unit subsequently analyzes the constituents and determines whether any of them are explosive.

Interface Between A Piece Of Baggage And A Preconcentrator
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US Patent:

20040035226, Feb 26, 2004
Filed:

Jul 28, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/629447
Inventors:

William Allen - Colorado Springs CO, US
Leighton Ige - Honolulu HI, US
International Classification:

G01N001/40
G01N001/10
F16L025/00
US Classification:

073/863810, 073/863850, 403/042000, 403/345000
Abstract:

The present invention is an interface between a piece of baggage and a preconcentrator. The baggage-preconcentrator interface is able be secured to the opening in the baggage, such as an opening created by a zipper. The baggage-preconcentrator interface provides a convenient entry point from which to extract air from the interior of baggage. The shape of such interface corresponds to that of the preconcentrator, which collects constituents of air. The preconcentrator is inserted into the baggage-preconcentrator interface and an air sample is extracted from the interior of the baggage and through both the interface and the preconcentrator. As the air is extracted, the constituents of air collect in the preconcentrator. After collecting the constituents, the preconcentrator is inserted into a testing unit capable of detecting trace amounts of explosives, such as an ion trap mobility spectrometer. The testing unit analyzes the constituents and determines whether any of them are explosive.

Interface Between A Piece Of Baggage And A Collector
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US Patent:

20040035227, Feb 26, 2004
Filed:

Jul 28, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/629470
Inventors:

William Allen - Colorado Springs CO, US
Leighton Ige - Honolulu HI, US
International Classification:

F16L025/00
G01N001/40
US Classification:

073/863810, 403/024000, 403/033000
Abstract:

The present invention is an interface between a piece of baggage and a preconcentrator. The baggage-preconcentrator interface is able be secured to the opening in the baggage, such as an opening created by a zipper. The baggage-preconcentrator interface provides a convenient entry point from which to extract air from the interior of baggage. The shape of such interface corresponds to that of the preconcentrator, which collects constituents of air. The preconcentrator is inserted into the baggage-preconcentrator interface and an air sample is extracted from the interior of the baggage and through both the interface and the preconcentrator. As the air is extracted, the constituents of air collect in the preconcentrator. After collecting the constituents, the preconcentrator is inserted into a testing unit capable of detecting trace amounts of explosives, such as an ion trap mobility spectrometer. The testing unit analyzes the constituents and determines whether any of them are explosive.

Chair For Healthy Sitting
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US Patent:

20060170273, Aug 3, 2006
Filed:

Jul 20, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/186423
Inventors:

Leighton Ige - Needham MA, US
Charles Saiki - Aiea HI, US
International Classification:

A47C 7/02
US Classification:

297452220, 297452240
Abstract:

Disclosed is a supportive chair for sitting comfortably at low heights above and relative to the ground. Preferably, the chair comprises a primary seating surface and a secondary seating surface curving around the rear of the primary seating surface to provide additional support for the user. It is preferred that the secondary seating surface be inwardly and downwardly sloped and provide a low lateral boundary for the user, thereby promoting proper alignment of the buttocks on the primary seating surface. Thus, the chair raises the buttocks and hips of the user off of the seating level, creating a relative height difference between the hips and legs. This raising of the hips relative to the legs creates a sitting posture that promotes vertical back alignment. As a result, the user is able to comfortably maintain this position with a reduced amount of back muscle strain, allowing prolonged comfortable seating periods.

Interface Between A Piece Of Baggage And A Preconcentrator
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US Patent:

6651520, Nov 25, 2003
Filed:

Aug 21, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/224719
Inventors:

William C. Allen - Colorado Springs CO
Leighton Ige - Honolulu HI
Assignee:

Preventure Security Solutions, Inc. - Charlestown MA
International Classification:

B65D 8120
US Classification:

7386381, 2065298, 13751215, 73 6456
Abstract:

The present invention is an interface between a piece of baggage and a preconcentrator. The baggage-preconcentrator interface is able be secured to the opening in the baggage, such as an opening created by a zipper. The baggage-preconcentrator interface provides a convenient entry point from which to extract air from the interior of baggage. The shape of such interface corresponds to that of the preconcentrator, which collects constituents of air. The preconcentrator is inserted into the baggage-preconcentrator interface and an air sample is extracted from the interior of the baggage and through both the interface and the preconcentrator. As the air is extracted, the constituents of air collect in the preconcentrator. After collecting the constituents, the preconcentrator is inserted into a testing unit capable of detecting trace amounts of explosives, such as an ion trap mobility spectrometer. The testing unit analyzes the constituents and determines whether any of them are explosive.