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Adamo Nardelli, Milan IT
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20140067608 | FACILITATION OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN PRODUCERS AND A CONSUMER CONCERNING PRODUCTS POSSESSED BY THE CONSUMER - A controller receives products history data concerning one or more products possessed by a consumer, which products may be characterized as being within at least one field or category of products relevant to at least some producers. A terminal in communication with the controller may be used for this purpose. At least a portion of the products history data is provided by the controller to producers and, in return, the controller receives communications from one or more of the producers that are based on the portion of the products history data. The controller then provides such communications to the consumer, for example, via the terminal. Any products history data provided to the producers may be provided in an anonymized form. Additionally, desired product data provided to the controller may be similarly used. Aggregated data may also be provided by the controller to the producers. | 03-06-2014 |
Albert Nardelli, Mountain View, CA US
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20090102657 | Method and Apparatus for Tracking and Monitoring Containers - A tag can communicate according to a cellular telephone network communication protocol, and includes one of: passive circuitry, semi-passive circuitry, or circuitry capable of communicating according to a radio frequency identification communication protocol or a satellite communication protocol. According to a different aspect, a tag can receive satellite signals containing positioning information, and can transmit according to one of a cellular telephone network communication protocol, a satellite communication protocol, and a wireless computer network communication protocol. According to yet another aspect, a tag can transmit according to each of first and second communication protocols that are each one of a radio frequency identification communication protocol, a cellular telephone network communication protocol, a satellite communication protocol, and a wireless computer network communication protocol. | 04-23-2009 |
20090102658 | Method and Apparatus for Tracking and Monitoring Containers - A tag detects a condition, and selectively operates a portion of its circuitry in first and second modes as a function of information regarding the selected condition, the portion consuming less power in the second mode than the first mode, and being capable of wireless communication according to one of a cellular telephone network communication protocol, a satellite communication protocol, and a wireless computer network communication protocol. According to a different aspect, a tag carries out geofencing analysis, and selectively operates a portion of its circuitry in first and second modes as a function of results of the geofencing analysis, the portion consuming less power in the second mode than in the first mode, and being capable of wireless communication according to one of a cellular telephone network communication protocol, a satellite communication protocol, and a wireless computer network communication protocol. | 04-23-2009 |
20090102659 | Method and Apparatus for Tracking and Monitoring Containers - A tag has a sensor that can detect a condition in the region of the tag. The tag effects an operational adjustment relating to the sensor based on sensor configuration information in a received wireless signal. According to a different aspect, a tag can receive wireless signals containing positioning information, and wireless signals containing location information indicating with a first accuracy the current location of the tag. The further signals conform to one of a radio frequency identification communication protocol, a cellular telephone network communication protocol, a satellite communication protocol, and a wireless computer network communication protocol. The tag determines from the positioning information with a second accuracy greater than the first accuracy the current location of the tag, the tag being responsive to the location information for more rapidly effecting the determination with the second accuracy. | 04-23-2009 |
20090102660 | Method and Apparatus for Tracking and Monitoring Containers - A tag has a circuit portion that functions as a reader capable of wireless communication with other tags. According to a different aspect, a tag has a circuit portion with first and second modes, the circuitry consuming less power in the second mode than the first mode, and exiting the second mode only in response to an act by a human. According to yet another aspect, a tag can receive wireless communications conforming to one of a cellular telephone network communication protocol, a satellite communication protocol, and a wireless computer network communication protocol. The tag responds to receipt of a predetermined wireless signal conforming to the one protocol by carrying out one of first action that includes causing the tag to enter an electronically secure state, or a second action that includes causing the tag to exit the electronically secure state. | 04-23-2009 |
20120155349 | RFID APPLICATIONS - An RFID device is disclosed. The RFID device can include a transceiver; and a processor coupled to the transceiver. The processor can operate a Physical (PHY) layer with the transceiver, a Media Access Control (MAC) layer over the PHY layer, and an RFID application layer over the MAC layer. The MAC layer and the PHY layer can operate according to a non-RFID wireless protocol. | 06-21-2012 |
20120256728 | HIERARCHICAL FAST COLLECTION PROCEDURE - A system for collecting information from one or more radiofrequency identification (RFID) tags is provided. The system includes one or more RFID tags and a first interrogator device. The first interrogator device may be configured to perform interrogator functions in a first wireless network and perform tag functions in a second wireless network. The interrogator functions include transmitting a wake-up signal and a collection request command to the one or more RFID tags, and the tag functions include responding to a wake-up signal and transmitting a collect response message in response to a received collection request command. The system also includes a second interrogator device configured to perform interrogator functions in the second wireless network that include creating the second wireless network, transmitting a wake-up signal and a collection request command to the first interrogator when the first interrogator is in the second wireless network. | 10-11-2012 |
Alessandro Nardelli, Messina IT
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20150240777 | Turbine structure and OWC device comprising such turbine structure - A turbine structure, includes a rotor having a hub rotatable about a central axis of rotation and adapted to be operatively coupled to an external system generating electric power, a plurality of laminar elements firmly associated with the hub and arranged peripherally of the central axis of rotation to intercept a fluid stream, wherein each laminar element includes a flexible seal having upper and lower opposite faces adapted to alternatively engage the fluid stream to deform and transmit a driving torque to the rotor. The seals radially extend outwardly from the outer peripheral wall of the hub with respective opposite faces extending, in a non-deformed condition, mainly in planes substantially coplanar with each other and to the plane of the hub, perpendicular to the axis of rotation, to define as a whole respective mutually opposite surfaces adapted to be alternately invested by the fluid stream on their entire extension. | 08-27-2015 |
Alfonso Nardelli, Torviscosa IT
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20120088926 | PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF A IODINATING AGEN - The present invention describes a process for the synthesis of a iodinating agent, being said iodinating agent iodine chloride (ICI.) In particular, the present invention relates to a process for the electrochemical preparation of ICI, as a useful iodinating agent in the preparation of iodinated organic compounds for use as contrast agents or their precursors in the synthesis of the same. | 04-12-2012 |
Alfonso Nardelli, Udine IT
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20150329464 | CONTINUOUS PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF (S)-2-ACETYLOXYPROPIONIC ACID CHLORIDE - The present invention relates to a continuous method for the preparation of (S)-2-acetyloxypropionic acid from an aqueous solution of lactic acid and acetic anhydride, in acetic acid. (S)-2-acetyloxypropionic acid is used for the preparation of (S)-2-acetyloxypropionic acid chloride, an essential intermediate compound for the preparation of lopamidol and has to be industrially produced with high purity and suitable quality for producing lopamidol according to the Pharmacopoeia requirements. The continuous process according to the invention, comprises therefore also the chlorination steps of (S)-2-acetyloxypropionic acid with thionyl chloride to give the corresponding (S)-2-acetyloxypropionic acid chloride which is further distilled to give the suitable purity characteristics for its use for the preparation of non-ionic iodinated contrast agents as lopamidol. | 11-19-2015 |
Bruno A. Nardelli, Watertown, MA US
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20110315195 | Micro-Gap Thermal Photovoltaic Large Scale Sub-Micron Gap Method and Apparatus - The present invention relates to micron-gap thermal photovoltaic (MTPV) technology for the solid-state conversion of heat to electricity. The problem is forming and then maintaining the close spacing between two bodies at a sub-micron gap in order to maintain enhanced performance. While it is possible to obtain the sub-micron gap spacing, the thermal effects on the hot and cold surfaces induce cupping, warping, or deformation of the elements resulting in variations in gap spacing thereby resulting in uncontrollable variances in the power output. A major aspect of the design is to allow for intimate contact of the emitter chips to the shell inside surface, so that there is good heat transfer. The photovoltaic cells are pushed outward against the emitter chips in order to press them against the inner wall. A high temperature thermal interface material improves the heat transfer between the shell inner surface and the emitter chip. | 12-29-2011 |
Damian Nardelli, Haedo Moron AR
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20130142332 | VOICE AND SCREEN CAPTURE ARCHIVE AND REVIEW PROCESS USING PHONES FOR QUALITY ASSURANCE PURPOSES - A voice and screen capture archive and review process that enables a user to manage and evaluate customer service representative interactions with customers. An audio recording and a video recording of the computer screen of the customer service representative are captured and encrypted and merged together into a formatted file. The formatted file is stored on a storage server for access by the user. Through a web based API, the user can access the stored files and playback the interaction between the customer service representative and the customer for evaluation and training purposes. | 06-06-2013 |
Davide Nardelli, Bargagli IT
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20090264295 | SUPERCONDUCTING COIL HAVING A GRANULAR SUPERCONDUCTING JUNCTION - A superconducting coil comprises a plurality of windings. Each winding comprises at least one superconducting segment having an exposed area containing a granular superconducting substance. A junction electrically connects at least one superconducting segment of one winding to at least one superconducting segment of another winding. The junction is formed by coupling the granular superconducting substance of the exposed area of the at least one superconducting segment of the one winding to the granular superconducting substance of the exposed area of the at least one superconducting segment of the other winding. In an embodiment, the exposed areas are positioned to face each other. | 10-22-2009 |
20090264297 | GRANULAR SUPERCONDUCTING JOINT - A superconducting joint that structurally binds a first superconducting segment to a second superconducting segment. The first and second superconducting segment each include corresponding areas containing a granular superconducting substance formed by a first element and a second element. The superconducting joint includes a solid non-superconducting binding formed from a source of the first element and a source of the second element combined to produce the granular superconducting substance around the solid non-superconducting binding to permit for the flow of superconducting current through the first superconducting segment and the second superconducting segment. | 10-22-2009 |
Frank A. Nardelli, Indianapolis, IN US
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20130222110 | LOCK DEVICES, SYSTEMS AND METHODS - Disclosed are various embodiments of lock devices, systems, and methods. A lock of the application can include an internal mechanism to permit backdriven operation and lost motion operation. In one form the lock can be made from an assembly of parts that have locating features that require one way installation/assembly. The lock can include an internal power source capable of driving electronics used to determine handedness of a door. | 08-29-2013 |
Frank Alan Nardelli, Indianapolis, IN US
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20110150209 | Full duplex telephone system employing automatic level control for improved digital signal processing of audio signals - Audio processing systems, such as full duplex digital telephone systems, are provided in which analog automatic level control (ALC) circuitry is employed to automatically control and stabilize the microphone output audio signal levels to a constant level for optimal digital signal processing. For example, an audio communication device ( | 06-23-2011 |
Manuel Nardelli, Roma IT
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20120287948 | CONFIGURATION OF SYNCHRONISATION NETWORK - Configuring a node ( | 11-15-2012 |
Nicolas Nardelli, Boeblingen DE
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20090313633 | Method and System for Managing a Workload in a Cluster of Computing Systems with Multi-Type Operational Resources - Determining an equivalent capacity (ECP) of a computing system comprising multi-type operational resources. The multi-type operational resources comprises at least one general type of resources and at least one specialized type of resources Parameters characteristic of the performance of the system is determined. Assignment of work units to the various resources subject to pre-defined constraints is simulated. Utilization of said general type of resources of the computing system when executing the work units is calculated. | 12-17-2009 |
Nicolas X. Nardelli, Stuttgart DE
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20130081025 | Adaptively Determining Response Time Distribution of Transactional Workloads - An adaptive mechanism is provided that learns the response time characteristics of a workload by measuring the response times of end user transactions, classifies response times into buckets, and dynamically adjusts the response time distribution as response time characteristics of the workload change. The adaptive mechanism maintains the actual distribution across changes and, thus, helps the end user to understand changes of workload behavior that take place over a longer period of time. The mechanism is stable enough to suppress spikes and returns a constant view of workload behavior, which is required for long term, performance analysis and capacity planning. The mechanism distinguishes between an initial learning phase of establishing the distribution and one or multiple reaction periods. The reaction periods can be for example a fast reaction period for strong fluctuations of the workload behavior and a slow reaction period for small deviations. | 03-28-2013 |
20130081035 | Adaptively Determining Response Time Distribution of Transactional Workloads - An adaptive mechanism is provided that learns the response time characteristics of a workload by measuring the response times of end user transactions, classifies response times into buckets, and dynamically adjusts the response time distribution as response time characteristics of the workload change. The adaptive mechanism maintains the actual distribution across changes and, thus, helps the end user to understand changes of workload behavior that take place over a longer period of time. The mechanism is stable enough to suppress spikes and returns a constant view of workload behavior, which is required for long term, performance analysis and capacity planning. The mechanism distinguishes between an initial learning phase of establishing the distribution and one or multiple reaction periods. The reaction periods can be for example a fast reaction period for strong fluctuations of the workload behavior and a slow reaction period for small deviations. | 03-28-2013 |