Teresa Gene Trueba Embree

Title: Teresa Gene Trueba Embree and Printer-Media Advancement Technology.

Introduction

Teresa Gene Trueba Embree is an inventor associated with Vancouver, Washington, and Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. Her patent work includes methods for adjusting how far a print medium advances during printing.

Latest Patents

Embree’s listed patent, “Print Medium Advancing Distance Adjustment,” describes determining the speed at which a printer head sweeps across a print medium to print an image swath. The printer uses that sweep speed, at least in part, to determine the distance to advance the medium before printing the next swath. This approach links media movement to print-head operation.

Embree is credited with 2 patents. The supplied information lists the same patent title and description twice.

Career Highlights

Embree’s patent activity is associated with Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. Her work on print-medium advancement addresses coordination between printer-head movement and the positioning of the material being printed.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Elizabeth Ezetta and David E. De Bellis as Embree’s coworkers. Their specific roles or contributions to the listed patent are not provided.

Conclusion

Teresa Gene Trueba Embree’s listed invention focuses on adjusting print-medium advancement according to printer-head sweep speed, reflecting a practical approach to coordinating printer motion and media handling.