Staunton; Douglas Alan

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Staunton; Douglas Alan.The latest application filed is for "end effector of a surgical robotic manipulator including a grip sensing mechanism for manual operation of the end effector".

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Staunton; Douglas Alan - Kalamazoo MI

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Techniques for modifying tool operation in a surgical robotic system based on comparing actual and commanded states of the tool relative to a surgical site Grant 11,202,682 - Staunton , et al. December 21, 2	2021-12-21
End Effector Of A Surgical Robotic Manipulator Including A Grip Sensing Mechanism For Manual Operation Of The End Effector App 20200297373 - Staunton; Douglas Alan ; et al.	2020-09-24
End effector with liquid delivery system Grant 10,675,050 - Staunton , et al.	2020-06-09
Techniques For Modifying Tool Operation In A Surgical Robotic System Based On Comparing Actual And Commanded States Of The Tool Relative To A Surgical Site App 20180168750 - Staunton; Douglas Alan ; et al.	2018-06-21
End Effector With Liquid Delivery System App 20170119421 - Staunton; Douglas Alan ; et al.	2017-05-04
End effector of a surgical robotic manipulator Grant 9,566,121 - Staunton , et al. February 14, 2	2017-02-14
Electrode assembly with separate bipolar cannula and supply electrode Grant 8,852,182 - Tullis , et al. October 7, 2	2014-10-07
End Effector of a Surgical Robotic Manipulator App 20140276949 - Staunton; Douglas Alan ; et al.	2014-09-18
Bipolar Cannula For Use With An Electrode Assembly Having A Separate Supply Electrode App 20110160723 - Tullis; Philip James ; et al.	2011-06-30
Bipolar cannula for use with an electrode assembly having a separate supply electrode Grant 7,918,852 - Tullis , et al. April 5, 2	2011-04-05
Medical Bipolar Electrode Assembly With A Cannula Having A Bipolar Active Tip And A Separate Supply Electrode And Medical Monopolar Electrode Assembly With A Cannula Having A Monopolar Active Tip And A Separate Temperature-Transducer Post App 20070016185 - Tullis; Philip James ; et al.	2007-01-18

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