Abstract: A system and method that uses one or more jet engines to remove unmanned aircraft from restricted airspace. Generally, the force created by a jet engine can be used to remove drones or other unwanted objects from the restricted airspace. Once the system determines the presence of an unauthorized aircraft or object within the restricted airspace, the jet engine(s) can be activated and used to pull the drone or flying object towards the jet engine though the force created by the intake of the jet engine(s), or to expel the drone or object from the restricted area through the force created by the exhaust of the jet engine(s).

Abstract: A system and method that uses one or more jet engines to remove unmanned aircraft from restricted airspace. Generally, the force created by a jet engine can be used to remove drones or other unwanted objects from the restricted airspace. Once the system determines the presence of an unauthorized aircraft or object within the restricted airspace, the jet engine(s) can be activated and used to pull the drone or flying object towards the jet engine though the force created by the intake of the jet engine(s), or to expel the drone or object from the restricted area through the force created by the exhaust of the jet engine(s).

Abstract: A method and system that allows authorized individuals access into controlled access locations and the ability to grant temporary and limited access to guests into these locations. The method and system allows for navigational services to be provided to members and guests, and real-time tracking and confirmation to members and administrators that guests have arrived at their destination and did not enter any unauthorized areas. The method preferably can work through a system of wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons communicating with member and guest's electronic devices. Members and administrators can send one or more temporary electronic access keys to a guest's smartphone or other electronic device. Wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons provide an access control and location tracking system with real-time data about the member and guest whereabouts, allowing for the confirmation and tracking.

Abstract: A method and system that allows authorized individuals access into controlled access locations and the ability to grant temporary and limited access to guests into these locations. The method and system allows for navigational services to be provided to members and guests, and real-time tracking and confirmation to members and administrators that guests have arrived at their destination and did not enter any unauthorized areas. The method preferably can work through a system of wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons communicating with member and guest's electronic devices. Members and administrators can send one or more temporary electronic access keys to a guest's smartphone or other electronic device. Wireless radio, sound and/or light-based beacons provide an access control and location tracking system with real-time data about the member and guest whereabouts, allowing for the confirmation and tracking.

Abstract: A system and method are set forth for tracking activities of a person having on their person an identification instrument which issues coded signals over a limited range. A data structure is provided which includes personal data describing said person including biometric data such as the facial image of the person. When the card is brought into the range of a receiving antenna, the card's signal is received and processed to access and display the person's data including their biometrical data for verification of the person's identity.

Abstract: This invention relates to a method and system that identifies pass-through items, medications and/or sub-procedures that are typically associated with the performance of medical procedures yet not listed on corresponding medical claim records. The invention includes the steps of storing a database of medical records on a first computer data storage medium, storing a database of event codes on a second computer data storage medium, and electronically transmitting the database of records to the second computer data storage medium. Each event code corresponds to a pass-through item, medication or sub-procedure. The invention analyzes a particular medical procedure and determines if an event code should be listed on the record corresponding to that particular medical procedure. If not, the invention transmits a report identifying the missing event code, and in one embodiment, generates a new record with the proper event code now properly listed.

Abstract: A system and method are set forth for tracking activities of a person having on their person an identification instrument which issues coded signals over a limited range. A data base is provided which includes data for the person including biometrical data such as the facial image of the person.