This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: American Hospital Supply Corporation. Active years: 1984.
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Years Active: 1984
Title: The Innovative Contributions of John S. Loram
Introduction
John S. Loram is a notable inventor based in Berkeley, CA, who has made significant contributions to the field of automated liquid dispensing technology. With a focus on precision and efficiency, his work has implications for various applications in laboratories and medical settings.
Latest Patents
Loram holds a patent for an "Automated Liquid Dispenser Control." This invention features a servo-controlled actuator designed for dispensing reagents or diluting samples automatically. The system operates in accordance with a programmed local microprocessor or remote computer control. It includes at least one reciprocable syringe, valving, and a syringe actuator driven by a hybrid servo control. The actuator is equipped with a bi-directional variable speed motor and an encoder that generates a pulse train, which indicates the position of the syringe piston and its velocity. The microprocessor manages the piston stroke and velocity based on a memory-stored count, ensuring precise control throughout the dispensing process.
Career Highlights
John S. Loram is associated with American Hospital Supply Corporation, where he has applied his expertise in developing innovative solutions for liquid dispensing. His work has contributed to advancements in laboratory automation and reagent management.
Collaborations
Loram has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Robert A. Bilbrey and Bruce R. Koball, who have also contributed to the field of medical and laboratory technology.
Conclusion
John S. Loram's innovative work in automated liquid dispensing exemplifies the impact of technology on laboratory practices. His contributions continue to influence the efficiency and accuracy of reagent management in various applications.
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