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Evgeniy Bart, Sunnyvale, CA US
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| 20110293187 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR EFFICIENT INTERPRETATION OF IMAGES IN TERMS OF OBJECTS AND THEIR PARTS - The present application is a method and system of interpreting an image by finding a configuration of multiple variables which optimizes an objective function with a factorizable upper bound, by applying an iterative algorithm that relies on efficient dynamic ordering of candidate configurations, in a priority queue, in a descending order of an upper bound score. As an example, consider a constellation model for an object. It specifies the appearance models for individual parts of objects, as well as spatial relations among these parts. These are combined into a single function whose value represents the likeness of the object in an image. To find the configuration in which the object is present in the image, we maximize this function over all candidate configurations. The purpose of the iterative algorithm mentioned above is to find such optimal configurations efficiently. | 12-01-2011 |
Franco Bart, Brussel BE
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| 20090310453 | OPTICAL DRIVE AND READ POWER ESTIMATION METHOD - A method of determining a maximum allowable read power for a drive-record carrier combination is described. The method finds a forward-sense setpoint value to control a light power control loop, by reading data from the record carrier at which degradation of the data occurs. This technique is useful for all optical storage devices such as CD, DVD and Blu-ray players and recorders. | 12-17-2009 |
Gary F. Bart, Miramar, FL US
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| 20090105548 | In-Ear Biometrics - There is provided according to an embodiment of the present a biometric tracking Apparatus for use with a digital device, said apparatus comprising: a headphone including a sensor wherein said sensor is configured to produce a data signal that is indicative of one or more biometric parameters; an input configured to receive said data signal; and a storage medium configured to store said data signal. | 04-23-2009 |
Harvey T. Bart, New York, NY US
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| 20100089896 | HEATABLE WRAPPING COCOON - A heatable cocoon including a body portion having an upper end and a pair of opposed side edges. The body portion is foldable to permit the pair of side edges to be folded over one another to form an enclosed interior. The body portion is formed of a first layer and second layer of supple material. A head covering portion having a concave opening extends from the upper end of the body portion. A securement device secures the opposed side edges of the body portion together. A plurality of enclosures is formed between the first and second layers. A plurality of heating devices is provided with one heating device of the plurality being disposed and sealed within each of the plurality of enclosures. | 04-15-2010 |
| 20100089897 | HEATABLE GARMENT - A heatable garment includes a front and back panel having an opening there between for receiving a wearer's head. The front and back panels include a first and second layer of material. A plurality of sealed enclosures is formed between the first and second layers. At least one of the plurality of enclosures is disposed on the front panel and the back panels. The plurality of enclosures each includes a heating device having a source of energy for producing heat. The enclosures are sealed to retain the heating devices therein. | 04-15-2010 |
John C. Bart, Waunakee, WI US
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| 20080287307 | MULTIWELL PLATE DEVICE - A multiwell plate device is provided having a frame, a substantially flat substrate and a multiwell structure supported by the substrate. The multiwell structure includes multiple bottomless wells formed therein. The substrate is supported by the frame and may be processed by an automated arrayer or instrument that is used to print or spot arrays in a pattern on a reaction surface of the substrate. Thereafter, the multiwell structure may be engaged with the substrate and the multiwell structure and substrate may be engaged with the frame in an upright orientation. For scanning or other analysis, the multiwell structure and substrate may be disengaged from the frame, inverted 180°, and then reengaged with the frame in the inverted orientation. | 11-20-2008 |
| 20090253586 | SUBSTRATES FOR MULTIPLEXED ASSAYS AND USES THEREOF - The present invention relates to novel methodologies for performing multiplexed assays for biological molecules such as proteins and nucleic acids. In particular, the present invention provides multiplexed assays using precipitating reagents and optically clear nitrocellulose-coated solid supports. | 10-08-2009 |
Kevin J. Bart, Grand Rapids, MI US
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| 20090018731 | PERSONAL COMPUTER CONTROL FOR VEHICLES - A computer control system includes methods and devices for disabling an electronic device, such as a computer, when a mobility status of the vehicle changes. The mobility status may be measured with reference to the vehicle's transmission, parking brake, odometer, speedometer, throttle, engine rpm, or a geographic locating system such as a GPS system. When the mobility status of the vehicle changes to one in which the vehicle is moving, or is more likely to move, the control system disables the electronic device. The control system thus prevents drivers of automobiles and trucks from simultaneously driving while using the electronic device. The system may include one or more override keys and enabling hubs that allow a person to use the device in locations remote from the automobile. The system may also allow the device to be used when it is inside the vehicle but the vehicle's engine has been turned off. The software used by the system includes multiple security features adapted to prevent people from disabling the software such that they would be able to simultaneously drive and use the electronic device. | 01-15-2009 |
Marco Bart, Berne CH
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| 20100073711 | METHOD OF MONITORING A SEQUENCE OF DOCUMENTS - A method of monitoring a sequence of documents passing along a transport path is described. The method including: operating a radiation transmitter with a control signal at a first, working, level to cause radiation at a first intensity to impinge on one side of a document as it passes an inspection position in the transport path; receiving at a radiation receiver, radiation from the transmitter that has passed through the document, the radiation receiver generating an output signal with a level related to the intensity of the received radiation; and monitoring the output signal to detect the presence and/or a characteristic of the document. A calibration process is carried out between successive documents, the calibration process including: operating the radiation transmitter with a control signal at a second, calibration, level to cause radiation at a second intensity less than the first intensity to be transmitted towards the receiver, and adjusting the level of the resultant output signal from the receiver to a predetermined value. | 03-25-2010 |
Reier Bart, Cary, NC US
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| 20110263200 | VIBRATING MOTOR DISPOSED EXTERNAL TO ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A system for providing vibratory alerts includes an electronic device having a first housing and configured to provide vibratory alert control signals. The system further includes a vibrating motor disposed within a second housing that is external to the first housing of the electronic device, wherein the second housing is mountable adjacent to or near the body of a user to cause vibratory alerts in response to the vibratory alert control signals, and wherein the second housing includes one of: a clip mounted externally on the first housing of the electronic device and wherein the clip is configured to clip the electronic device adjacent to the body of the user, a holster to hold the electronic device and wherein the holster is configured to hang, clip, or affix the second housing adjacent to or near the body of the user, a wrist band of a bracelet, or a buckle or strap of a belt. | 10-27-2011 |
Thomas Frederick Bart, Raymond, NH US
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| 20090150201 | System and method for capital budgeting - A system for generating a capital budgeting plan taking into consideration specific real property information and an objective List of Rules selected by a user(s) against which all projects are compared. The system generates a Ranked List of requirements based on the real property information and the List of Rules. The Ranked List is based on the objective criteria selected by the user to provide a transparent and defensible capital budget plan. | 06-11-2009 |
Van Edom Bart, Scherpenheuvel-Zichem BE
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| 20110033689 | PRODUCTION METHOD FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF VERY THIN MONOLITHIC LAYERS OF THERMOPLASTIC POLYURETHANE AND PRODUCT COMPOSITIONS DERIVED FROM SUCH LAYERS - Production method for the manufacturing of very thin monolithic layers of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) characterized in that the TPU is extrusion coated and/or laminated with an extrusion head with a mouth opening of less than 0.80 mm, and preferably of 0.60 mm, whereby the line speed is held between 50 m/min and 200 m/min, and preferably at 100 m/min, and whereby the extruder head temperature is held between 150° C. and 270° C., and preferably at 175° C., and whereby the extruder compression ratio is held between 3.0 and 3.8, and preferably at 3.5, and whereby the pressing pressure of the extruder is kept between 10 bar and 80 bar, and preferably at 40 bar. | 02-10-2011 |