Corning Incorporated

Hardinge Brothers, Inc.

Raymond Charles Cady

Terrence M Sheehan

James Paul Peris

Michael John Moore

Mark Andrew Stocker

Daniel P Soroka

Mark Alex Shalkey

Kevin Lee Wasson

Gary L Comstock

Jyoti Mukherjee

Daniel Warren Hawtof

Gary Edward Merz

Shawn Michael O'Malley

Douglas Edward Brackley

Aric Bruce Shorey

Robert Addison Boudreau

Gary Carl Weber

Harold E Walburn

Timothy Michael Miller

Robert B Carlyle

Alejandro Aguilar

Joseph William Soper

Gregory Ayzenshtok

G Clinton Shay

Hyun-Soo Choi

Byungchul Kim

Robert D Allington

Mihir Mahendra Shah

Christina Sue Bennett

Jason Daniel Steadman

Tetyana Buchholz

Claire Renata Coble

Takahiro Matsubara

A method of forming a liquid lens, comprising the steps of: positioning a first substrate defining a hole over a second substrate, wherein a cavity is defined within the second substrate and aligned with the hole; dispensing a second liquid into the cavity defined within the second substrate; capping the second liquid with a first liquid dispensed through the hole, wherein the first liquid and the second liquid have different refractive indices than each other; and translating at least one of the first substrate and the second substrate such that the hole is not aligned with the cavity.

Methods of manufacturing liquid lenses

A method of processing a substrate, with a first major surface of the substrate removably bonded to a first major surface of a first carrier and a second major surface of the substrate removably bonded to a first major surface of a second carrier, includes initiating debonding at a first location of an outer peripheral bonded interface between the substrate and the first carrier to separate a portion of the first carrier from the substrate. The method further includes propagating a first debond front from the first debonded location along a first direction extending away from the first debonded location by sequentially applying a plurality of lifting forces to the first carrier at a corresponding plurality of sequential lifting locations of the first carrier.

Methods for processing a substrate

A print press system and a method are described herein that print an electronic circuit onto a material (e.g., glass substrate, plastic film, plastic film-glass substrate laminate). In exemplary applications, the print press system can print an electronic circuit onto a material to form, for instance, a flexible Liquid Crystal Display, a retail point of purchase sign and an e-book.

Roll mechanics for enabling printed electronics

Methods and apparatus for forming a semi-spherical polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces, provide for: placing a polishing pad pre-form on a dome-shaped forming surface, the polishing pad pre-form including a circular body having a center and an outer peripheral edge, and a plurality of slots extending from the outer peripheral edge towards the center; disposing a bladder opposite to the dome-shaped forming surface and the polishing pad pre-form; inflating the bladder with a fluid such that the dome-shaped forming surface of the bonnet form presses against the polishing pad pre-form from one side and the bladder presses against the polishing pad pre-form from an opposite side; and maintaining the pressing step for a predetermined period of time to achieve the semi-spherical polishing pad.

Polishing pad for polishing semiconductor surfaces

Methods and apparatus for forming a slurry polishing pad

A method for screening abrasive wheels for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die from a die body, and methods for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die using an abrasive wheel assembly. One method for fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die includes measuring at least one of runout and thickness of each of a plurality of abrasive blades while rotating the blades, selecting a subset of the plurality of blades that have a measured runout or a measured thickness within a predetermined range, and mounting the subset of blades spaced from one another and concentrically aligned along a rotation axis of the abrasive wheel assembly.

Methods of fabricating a honeycomb extrusion die from a die body

Methods and apparatus () for monitoring the tension () and pinch force () associated with the contact of angled stub rollers () with a glass ribbon () are provided. The apparatus () includes a support member () which supports the shaft () of the stub roller (). The support member () undergoes linear displacement () in response to tension () in the glass ribbon () and rotation () in response to a pinch force (). The linear displacement () and rotation () are detected and converted to force values by a calibration procedure. By monitoring these forces, glass attributes such as residual stress can be improved which is of importance in glass sheets used in such applications as the manufacture of liquid crystal displays.

Force monitoring methods and apparatus

Apparatus for forming a slurry polishing pad

A machine tool comprises a frame; a work holder operably associated with the frame; at least one carriage disposed on the frame and movable along an axis; at least one tool disposed on the carriage for operating on a work piece disposed in the work holder; at least one nozzle assembly disposed on the carriage for directing at least one fluid stream to the work piece and the tool; a screw-nut drive operably associated with the carriage, the drive including a lead screw; a device for stretching the lead screw for compensating for thermal growth of the screw during operation; and a resilient strip operably disposed between the frame and the carriage for absorbing impact forces.

Temperature compensated and shock resistant machine tool

In summary, therefore, this invention is directed to a thermal growth detector and compensator for detecting and compensating for relative movement between a work holder of a machine tool and a tool holder, that includes an elongated rod made of a material having a coefficient of thermal expansion of substantially zero that is attached at one end thereof to a part of a machine tool, and is attached at another end thereof to a part of a work holder on the machine tool. There is an element disposed at one end of the elongated rod for detecting movement of the rod, and an automatic compensation means is operatively connected to the movement detection element for automatically moving a tool holder relative to the work holder as a function of the movement of the rod detected by the movement detection element to compensate for movement of the work holder relative to the machine tool, whereby any movement of the work holder relative to the tool holder is detected and compensated for by moving the tool holder to compensate for movement of the work holder relative to another part of the machine tool.

Method and apparatus for detecting and compensating thermal growth in

A machine tool comprises a base, a spindle operably associated with the base, a work holder operably associated with the spindle for securing a workpiece to the spindle, and a tailstock operably secured to the base. The tailstock includes a slideway and a tailstock body slidably secured to the slideway. The tailstock body is movable on the slideway between a home position away from the workpiece and a work engaging position. A limit switch and trip members associated with the tailstock, and a hydrulic circuit are provided for controlling the movement of the tailstock body from the home position to an intermediate position prior to the work engaging position at an initial feed rate and from the intermediate position to the work engaging position at a subsequent feed rate where the initial feed rate is greater than the subsequent feed rate.

Machine tool tailstock

A headstock cooling system for a machine tool comprising a base having a top, bottom and a first fluid passageway extending centrally therethrough from the top to the bottom. A bed is mounted on the base top and provided with a second fluid passageway extending coaxially from the first fluid passageway and in fluid communication therewith. A headstock is mounted on the bed and is positioned coaxial with and directly above the second fluid passageway and includes means for communication with the second fluid passageway for directing a cooling fluid from the second fluid passageway out of the headstock thereby cooling the headstock over at least a substantial portion of the headstock.

Headstock cooling system for a machine tool

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Raymond Charles Cady