McElhone; Dale

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for McElhone; Dale.The latest application filed is for "active noise reduction in open ear directional acoustic devices".

Company Profile

10.12.11

McElhone; Dale - Marlborough MA

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Active Noise Reduction in Open Ear Directional Acoustic Devices App 20220167072 - Jain; Ankita D. ; et al.	2022-05-26
Biometric Detection Using Multiple Sensors App 20220096002 - AYERS; Tegan M. ; et al.	2022-03-31
Voice Activity Detection App 20210383825 - McElhone; Dale	2021-12-09
Active noise reduction in open ear directional acoustic devices Grant 11,197,083 - Jain , et al. December 7, 2	2021-12-07
Compressive Hear-through In Personal Acoustic Devices App 20210350816 - Rule; John Allen ; et al.	2021-11-11
Voice activity detection Grant 11,138,990 - McElhone October 5, 2	2021-10-05
Compressive hear-through in personal acoustic devices Grant 11,087,776 - Rule , et al. August 10, 2	2021-08-10
Wearable audio system use position detection Grant 11,064,282 - McElhone , et al. July 13, 2	2021-07-13
Biometric Feedback As An Adaptation Trigger For Active Noise Reduction, Masking, And Breathing Entrainment App 20210205575 - MCELHONE; Dale ; et al.	2021-07-08
Biometric feedback as an adaptation trigger for active noise reduction, masking, and breathing entrainment Grant 10,987,483 - McElhone , et al. April 27, 2	2021-04-27
Active Noise Reduction in Open Ear Directional Acoustic Devices App 20210044882 - Jain; Ankita D. ; et al.	2021-02-11
Biometric Feedback As An Adaptation Trigger For Active Noise Reduction, Masking, And Breathing Entrainment App 20200086076 - MCELHONE; Dale ; et al.	2020-03-19
In-ear electrical potential sensor Grant 10,575,777 - Ayers , et al.	2020-03-03
Accelerometer-driven automatic volume and tone control Grant 10,524,082 - Carroll , et al. Dec	2019-12-31
Parallel active noise reduction (ANR) and hear-through signal flow paths in acoustic devices Grant 10,354,640 - terMeulen , et al. July 16, 2	2019-07-16
Externalized audio modulated by respiration rate Grant 10,327,073 - McElhone , et al.	2019-06-18
Compressive Hear-through in Personal Acoustic Devices App 20190130928 - Rule; John Allen ; et al.	2019-05-02
Parallel Active Noise Reduction (ANR) and Hear-Through Signal Flow Paths in Acoustic Devices App 20190088245 - terMeulen; Ryan ; et al.	2019-03-21
In-ear Electrical Potential Sensor App 20190053756 - AYERS; Tegan M. ; et al.	2019-02-21
Parallel active noise reduction (ANR) and hear-through signal flow paths in acoustic devices Grant 10,096,313 - terMeulen , et al. October 9, 2	2018-10-09
On/off head detection of personal acoustic device using an earpiece microphone Grant 10,080,092 - Shetye , et al. September 18, 2	2018-09-18
On/off Head Detection Of Personal Acoustic Device Using An Earpiece Microphone App 20180124532 - Shetye; Mihir D. ; et al.	2018-05-03
On/off head detection of personal acoustic device using an earpiece microphone Grant 9,838,812 - Shetye , et al. December 5, 2	2017-12-05

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