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Anthony More, Sebastopol, CA US
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| 20100192011 | COMPUTER SYSTEM AND METHOD HAVING ISOLATABLE STORAGE FOR ENHANCED IMMUNITY TO VIRAL AND MALICIOUS CODE INFECTION - An apparatus and method of supporting the backup and recovery of a computing device. The computing device typically includes both a user computing environment and a supporting environment which enhances the stability and functionality of the user computing environment. | 07-29-2010 |
Anthony B. More, Sebastopol, CA US
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| 20080215852 | System and Device Architecture For Single-Chip Multi-Core Processor Having On-Board Display Aggregator and I/O Device Selector Control - System, device, device architecture, and method for operating a multi-core processor providing application level file isolation and providing display frame buffer aggregator or selector to provide a user with the experience of multiple simultaneous application execution within a single processor while actually providing separate concurrent but isolated processing sessions. | 09-04-2008 |
| 20080244743 | Computer System Architecture And Method Providing Operating-System Independent Virus-, Hacker-, and Cyber-Terror Immune Processing Environments - Information appliance, computing device, or other processor or microprocessor based device or system provides security and anti-viral, anti-hacker, and anti-cyber terror features, and can automatically create multiple sequentially or concurrently and intermittently isolated and/or restricted computing environments to prevent viruses, malicious or other computer hacking, computer or device corruption and failure by using these computing environments in conjunction with restricted and controlled methods of moving and copying data, combined with a process that destroys malicious code located in computing environments and data stores. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20100005531 | Isolated multiplexed multi-dimensional processing in a virtual processing space having virus, spyware, and hacker protection features - Information appliance, computing device, or other processor or microprocessor based device or system provides security and anti-viral, anti-hacker, and anti-cyber terror features, and can automatically create multiple sequentially or concurrently and intermittently isolated and/or restricted computing environments to prevent viruses, malicious or other computer hacking, computer or device corruption and failure by using these computing environments in conjunction with restricted and controlled methods of moving and copying data, combined with a process that destroys malicious code located in computing environments and data stores. Time multiplexed processing streams with system, device, architecture and method for maintaining isolation of multiple processes executing in single physical processor. Virtual multi-dimensional processing space and virtual processing environments. Temporally multiplexed processing in a single CPU. Process isolation using address control and mapping. Selecting, configuring, switching, and/or multiplexing multiple processes in physical and/or virtual processing or computing spaces to create physical and/or virtual processing or computing environments. | 01-07-2010 |
| 20110145923 | COMPUTER HAVING SPECIAL PURPOSE SUBSYSTEMS AND CYBER-TERROR AND VIRUS IMMUNITY AND PROTECTION FEATURES - A method or system for supporting a computer systems self repair, including the computer executed steps for booting from a first boot device, and booting from a second boot device in response to a signal indicating a need for repair. While booted from the second boot device the computer system is capable of repairing software on the first boot device. The signal may effect a logical or physical switch. Repairing software may be performed in part by copying, template, backup or archive software from a device other than the first boot device. Repairing software may be performed automatically without direction by a user or according to preset preferences. Computer architecture having special purpose subsystems that provides cyber-terror and virus immunity and protection features. | 06-16-2011 |
| 20110191851 | COMPUTER AND METHOD FOR SAFE USAGE OF DOCUMENTS, EMAIL ATTACHMENTS AND OTHER CONTENT THAT MAY CONTAIN VIRUS, SPY-WARD, OR MALICIOUS CODE - System, method, computer, and computer program and computer program product for safe usage of potentially malicious code and documents or other content to may contain malicious code. System and method for a virus and hacker-resistant computer. Method and system for supporting a computer systems self repair. | 08-04-2011 |
Bradley Roy More, Naples, FL US
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| 20100250290 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TOKEN-BASED TRANSACTIONS - A computer system enables creation of tokens and token-based transactions with participating point-of-sale vendors. User information, revenue source information, and reservation information corresponding to a physical property are compiled and processed to generate a token code. The token code uniquely corresponds to the user and is associated with a revenue source and the reservation information. The token code is disposed on a tangible token object to create a token suitable for transaction. | 09-30-2010 |
Dominick G. More, Middletown, CT US
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| 20090208775 | PROTECTIVE COATING FOR METALLIC SEALS - A composition and process for forming an electrodeposited coating comprising a co-deposit of a metal and MCrAlY particles. The composition includes a metal and a MCrAlY particles, and the electrodeposited coating comprises a metal matrix and MCrAlY particles dispersed in the matrix. In one aspect, a coating is provided that exhibits excellent oxidation resistance and tribological characteristics at high temperatures, including up to at least about 1350° F. A high temperature coating may comprise a nickel/cobalt alloy matrix comprising MCrAlY particles and chromium carbide particles dispersed in the nickel/cobalt matrix. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20100028075 | SEALING JOINT FOR CONNECTING ADJOINING DUCT PIECES IN A ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM - An engine exhaust system comprises duct pieces ( | 02-04-2010 |
| 20100181765 | SEALING JOINT FOR CONNECTING ADJOINING DUCT PIECES IN AN ENGINE EXHAUST SYSTEM - An engine exhaust system comprises duct pieces and a thermally expandable sealing joint for interconnecting their adjoining ends. The sealing joint comprises a tubular body including includes a first axial end portion, a second axial end portion, and a bridge portion extending therebetween. The first end portion is at least partially positioned within a female recess of the first duct piece and the second end portion is at least partially positioned with a female recess of the second duct piece. The bridge portion can extend across a gap and/or it can be positioned partially within female recesses. Upon thermal activation, the sealing joint radially expands permanently to engage the inner radial surfaces of the duct pieces. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20110076848 | SEMICONDUCTOR PROCESS CHAMBER AND SEAL | 03-31-2011 |
Eduardo J. More, Palm Beach Gardens, FL US
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| 20110125461 | DATA ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS - A system and method of monitoring equipment performance and predicting failures. The system can include a data historian that stores data for a piece of equipment and designates the data to tags. The tags can correspond to sensors that gather the data from the piece of equipment. A matrix model builder application can allow a user to generate regression models for various time spans to determine whether new data is within a normal operating range. | 05-26-2011 |
Grinnell More, Nashua, NH US
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| 20090271812 | Method & system for sharing information through a mobile multimedia platform - In a wide area communications network such as the Internet, a public server and an associated database store and make available to a private server personal information relating to an individuals emotional or some other mental or physical state. The private server includes functionality to interpret the personal information it receives or gathers from the public server in order to identify at least one reaction instruction which can be used by a multimedia communications device to convey to a user the state of an individual by generating a human perceivable reaction which can be playing multimedia content in combination with movement if the multimedia communications device is a robot. | 10-29-2009 |
| 20110000363 | MITIGATING RECOIL IN A BALLISTIC ROBOT - Recoil mitigating devices and methods for use with projectile firing systems such as a disrupter mounted to a robotic arm. A pair of parallel spring provides dampening of axial recoil movement of the disrupter relative to the robotic arm. Forward ends of the springs are attachable to the barrel of the disrupter while rearward portions of the springs are attachable to the robotic arm by a robot mount block. The robot mount block at least partially encloses the barrel of the disrupter in connecting the parallel springs and permits axial movement of the disrupter along or through the mount during firing. | 01-06-2011 |
| 20110083550 | MITIGATING RECOIL IN A BALLISTIC ROBOT - Recoil mitigating devices and methods for use with projectile firing systems such as a disrupter mounted to a robotic arm. A pair of parallel spring provides dampening of axial recoil movement of the disrupter relative to the robotic arm. Forward ends of the springs are attachable to the barrel of the disrupter while rearward portions of the springs are attachable to the robotic arm by a robot mount block. The robot mount block at least partially encloses the barrel of the disrupter in connecting the parallel springs and permits axial movement of the disrupter along or through the mount during firing. | 04-14-2011 |
Grinnell More, Temple, NH US
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| 20110299966 | LIFTING APPARATUS FOR REMOTE CONTROLLED ROBOTIC DEVICE - A retrofittable lifting apparatus for use on an articulated robotically controlled device is disclosed. The lifting apparatus includes a structure for mating the apparatus to the robotic device and a mechanism for the remotely controlled lifting of an ordnance or other object. Actuation of the lifting mechanism may be provided by existing sources of motion on the robotic device, or by additional sources of motion attached to the robotic device. | 12-08-2011 |
Mitali More, Austin, TX US
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| 20100189221 | SELF CONTAINED IRRADIATION SYSTEM USING FLAT PANEL X-RAY SOURCES - The present disclosure describes a self-contained irradiator comprising at least one X-ray source inside a shielded enclosure, the one or more sources each operable to emit X-ray flux across an area substantially equal to the proximate facing surface area of material placed inside the enclosure to be irradiated. The irradiator may have multiple flat panel X-ray sources disposed, designed or operated so as to provide uniform flux to the material being irradiated. The advantages of the irradiator of the present disclosure include compactness, uniform flux doses, simplified thermal management, efficient shielding and safety, the ability to operate at high power levels for sustained periods and high throughput. | 07-29-2010 |
| 20100189222 | PANORAMIC IRRADIATION SYSTEM USING FLAT PANEL X-RAY SOURCES - The present disclosure describes a panoramic irradiator comprising at least one X-ray source inside a shielded enclosure, the one or more sources each operable to emit X-ray flux across an area substantially equal to the proximate facing surface area of material placed inside the enclosure to be irradiated. The irradiator may have multiple flat panel X-ray sources disposed, designed or operated so as to provide uniform flux to the material being irradiated. The advantages of the irradiator of the present disclosure include compactness, uniform flux doses, simplified thermal management, efficient shielding and safety, the ability to operate at high power levels for sustained periods and high throughput. | 07-29-2010 |
Mitall More, Austin, TX US
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| 20100189223 | DIGITALLY ADDRESSED FLAT PANEL X-RAY SOURCES - An apparatus and method for the X-ray irradiation of materials is provided. This apparatus includes an irradiation chamber, a number of flat electromagnetic (X-ray) sources having a number of addressable cathode emitters, a support mechanism, a heat transfer system, a shielding system, and a process controller. A shielded portal within the shielding system allows access to an interior volume of the irradiation chamber. The electromagnetic sources are positioned on or embedded within interior surfaces of the irradiation chamber. These electromagnetic sources generate an electromagnetic flux, such as an X-ray flux, where this flux is used to irradiate the interior volume of the irradiation chamber and any materials placed therein. The operation of the electromagnetic sources and the number of addressable cathode emitters being controlled by the process controller. The materials placed within the interior of the chamber may be supported by a low attenuation support mechanism. This low attenuation support mechanism does not substantially reduce the X-ray flux intended to irradiate the materials placed within the interior volume of the irradiation chamber. | 07-29-2010 |
Randal K. More, Lafayette, NY US
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| 20090157746 | Method For Capturing Utility Equipment Data - A method for capturing information regarding utility equipment installed at a location comprises the steps of making a site visit to the location; recording voice narration about the utility equipment as the utility equipment is inspected by a narrator during the site visit; recording video of the utility equipment during the site visit; recording identification information for identifying the utility equipment; and entering attribute data corresponding to the utility equipment into a database, wherein the entered attribute data includes data derived from the recorded voice narration, the recorded video, and the recorded identification information. In an embodiment of the invention, the steps of recording voice narration, recording video, and recording identification information are performed simultaneously using a camcorder connected to a GPS receiver via an encoder such that location coordinates are recorded as audio frequency shift keying (AFSK) tones in an audio channel of the camcorder. | 06-18-2009 |
Rohan A. More, Glendale, CA US
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| 20110319951 | Systems and Methods for Use by an Implantable Medical Device for Controlling Multi-Site CRT Pacing in the Presence of Atrial Tachycardia - Systems and methods are provided for use by implantable medical devices equipped to deliver multi-site left ventricular (MSLV) pacing. MSLV is associated with a relatively long post-ventricular atrial blanking (PVAB) period that might limit the detection of pathologic rapid organized atrial tachycardias (OAT). In one example, MSLV cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) pacing is delivered within a tracking mode. A possible atrial tachycardia is detected based on the atrial rate exceeding an atrial tachycardia assessment rate (ATAR) threshold. The device then switches to single-site LV pacing, thereby effectively shortening the PVAB to detect additional atrial events that might otherwise be obscured, and thereby permitting the device to more reliably distinguish organized atrial tachycardias (such as atrial flutter) from sinus tachycardia. The device may also employ an automatic mode switch (AMS) threshold that is set higher than the ATAR threshold for use in switching from tracking modes to nontracking modes. | 12-29-2011 |
| 20110319953 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR USE BY AN IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICE FOR CONTROLLING MULTI-SITE CRT PACING IN THE PRESENCE OF ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA - Systems and methods are provided for use by implantable medical devices equipped to deliver multi-site left ventricular (MSLV) pacing. Sequential MSLV is associated with a relatively long post-ventricular atrial blanking (PVAB) period that might limit the detection of pathologic rapid organized atrial tachycardias (OAT). In one example, sequential MSLV cardiac resynchronization therapy (CRT) pacing is delivered within a tracking mode. A possible atrial tachycardia is detected based on the atrial rate exceeding an atrial tachycardia assessment rate (ATAR) threshold. The device then switches to either single-site LV pacing or simultaneous MSLV pacing, thereby effectively shortening the PVAB to detect additional atrial events that might otherwise be obscured, and thereby permitting the device to more reliably distinguish OATs (such as atrial flutter) from sinus tachycardia. The device may also employ an automatic mode switch (AMS) threshold set higher than the ATAR threshold for use in switching from tracking modes to nontracking modes. | 12-29-2011 |
Scott More, Maple Grove, MO US
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| 20090044020 | Method and System for Modular Authentication and Session Management - Modular authentication and session management involves the use of discrete modules to perform specific tasks in a networked computing environment. There may be a separate authentication server that verifies the identity of the user and an authorization client that grants various levels of access to users. There may also be an authentication client that receives an initial request from a requesting application and forwards the request to the authentication server to verify the identity of the use. The authorization client may then be invoked to provide the necessary level of access. The use of discrete modules allows multiple business applications to use the same modules to perform user authentication tasks, thus alleviating the unnecessary multiplication of code. | 02-12-2009 |
Scott More, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20100017850 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS TO FINGERPRINT TEXTUAL INFORMATION USING WORD RUNS - The present invention provides methods and systems to enable fast, efficient, and scalable means for fingerprinting textual information using word runs. The present system receives textual information and provides algorithms to convert the information into representative fingerprints. In one embodiment, the fingerprints are recorded in a repository to maintain a database of an organization's secure data. In another embodiment, textual information entered by a user is verified against the repository of fingerprints to prevent unauthorized disclosure of secure data. This invention provides approaches to allow derivative works (e.g., different ordering of words, substitution of words with synonyms, etc.) of the original information to be detected at the sentence level or even at the paragraph level. This invention also provides means for enhancing storage and resource efficiencies by providing approaches to optimize the number of fingerprints generated for the textual information. | 01-21-2010 |