Patents by Inventor Robert Gretzinger
Robert Gretzinger has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 10950333Abstract: Medication management is facilitated at least by accessing at least a portion of data, the data may identify medication sets to be taken by a user according to a schedule including time periods. Each of the plurality of medication sets may be associated in the data with identification codes and at least one of the time periods. A medication message may be output identifying a particular medication set of the medication sets to be taken at a particular time period of the time periods. An input identification code may be received, and it may be determined whether the input identification code corresponds to the particular medication set. A warning message may be output in response to it being determined that the input identification code does not correspond to the particular medication set.Type: GrantFiled: May 15, 2019Date of Patent: March 16, 2021Assignee: TOUCHSTREAM CORP.Inventors: Joel Benzel, Robert Gretzinger
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Publication number: 20190267125Abstract: Medication management is facilitated at least by accessing at least a portion of data, the data may identify medication sets to be taken by a user according to a schedule including time periods. Each of the plurality of medication sets may be associated in the data with identification codes and at least one of the time periods. A medication message may be output identifying a particular medication set of the medication sets to be taken at a particular time period of the time periods. An input identification code may be received, and it may be determined whether the input identification code corresponds to the particular medication set. A warning message may be output in response to it being determined that the input identification code does not correspond to the particular medication set.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 15, 2019Publication date: August 29, 2019Inventors: Joel BENZEL, Robert GRETZINGER
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Patent number: 10304563Abstract: Medication management is facilitated at least by accessing at least a portion of data, the data may identify medication sets to be taken by a user according to a schedule including time periods. Each of the plurality of medication sets may be associated in the data with identification codes and at least one of the time periods. A medication message may be output identifying a particular medication set of the medication sets to be taken at a particular time period of the time periods. An input identification code may be received, and it may be determined whether the input identification code corresponds to the particular medication set. A warning message may be output in response to it being determined that the input identification code does not correspond to the particular medication set.Type: GrantFiled: October 10, 2018Date of Patent: May 28, 2019Assignee: TOUCHSTREAM CORP.Inventors: Joel Benzel, Robert Gretzinger
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Patent number: 10133848Abstract: Medication management is facilitated at least by accessing at least a portion of data, the data may identify medication sets to be taken by a user according to a schedule including time periods. Each of the plurality of medication sets may be associated in the data with identification codes and at least one of the time periods. A medication message may be output identifying a particular medication set of the medication sets to be taken at a particular time period of the time periods. An input identification code may be received, and it may be determined whether the input identification code corresponds to the particular medication set. A warning message may be output in response to it being determined that the input identification code does not correspond to the particular medication set.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 2014Date of Patent: November 20, 2018Assignee: TOUCHSTREAM CORP.Inventors: Joel Benzel, Robert Gretzinger
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Patent number: 9013604Abstract: A digital video camera system that provides a video summary using a method that includes: designating a reference image containing a particular person; capturing a video sequence of the scene using the image sensor, the video sequence including a time sequence of image frames; processing the captured video sequence using a video processing path to form a digital video file; during the capturing of the video sequence, analyzing the captured image frames using a person recognition algorithm to identify a subset of the image frames that contain the particular person; forming the video summary including fewer than all of the image frames in the captured video sequence, wherein the video summary includes at least part of the identified subset of image frames containing the particular person; storing the digital video file in the storage memory; and storing a representation of the video summary in the storage memory.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2013Date of Patent: April 21, 2015Assignee: Intellectual Ventures Fund 83 LLCInventors: Keith Stoll Karn, Bruce Harold Pillman, Aaron Thomas Deever, John Robert McCoy, Frank Razavi, Robert Gretzinger
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Publication number: 20140105500Abstract: A digital video camera system that provides a video summary using a method that includes: designating a reference image containing a particular person; capturing a video sequence of the scene using the image sensor, the video sequence including a time sequence of image frames; processing the captured video sequence using a video processing path to form a digital video file; during the capturing of the video sequence, analyzing the captured image frames using a person recognition algorithm to identify a subset of the image frames that contain the particular person; forming the video summary including fewer than all of the image frames in the captured video sequence, wherein the video summary includes at least part of the identified subset of image frames containing the particular person; storing the digital video file in the storage memory; and storing a representation of the video summary in the storage memory.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 27, 2013Publication date: April 17, 2014Applicant: Intellectual Ventures Fund 83 LLCInventors: Keith Stoll Karn, Bruce Harold Pillman, Aaron Thomas Deever, John Robert McCoy, Frank Razavi, Robert Gretzinger
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Patent number: 8665345Abstract: A digital video camera system that provides a video summary using a method that includes: specifying reference data, wherein the reference data indicates a feature of interest; capturing a video sequence of the scene using the image sensor, the video sequence including a time sequence of image frames; processing the captured video sequence using a video processing path to form a digital video file; during the capturing of the video sequence, analyzing the captured image frames using a feature recognition algorithm to identify a subset of the image frames that contain the feature of interest; forming the video summary including fewer than all of the image frames in the captured video sequence, wherein the video summary includes at least part of the identified subset of image frames containing the feature of interest; storing the digital video file in the storage memory; and storing a representation of the video summary in the storage memory.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2011Date of Patent: March 4, 2014Assignee: Intellectual Ventures Fund 83 LLCInventors: Keith Stoll Karn, Bruce Harold Pillman, Aaron Thomas Deever, John Robert McCoy, Frank Razavi, Robert Gretzinger
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Patent number: 8643746Abstract: A digital video camera system that provides a video summary using a method that includes: designating a reference image containing a particular person; capturing a video sequence of the scene using the image sensor, the video sequence including a time sequence of image frames; processing the captured video sequence using a video processing path to form a digital video file; during the capturing of the video sequence, analyzing the captured image frames using a person recognition algorithm to identify a subset of the image frames that contain the particular person; forming the video summary including fewer than all of the image frames in the captured video sequence, wherein the video summary includes at least part of the identified subset of image frames containing the particular person; storing the digital video file in the storage memory; and storing a representation of the video summary in the storage memory.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2011Date of Patent: February 4, 2014Assignee: Intellectual Ventures Fund 83 LLCInventors: Keith Stoll Karn, Bruce Harold Pillman, Aaron Thomas Deever, John Robert McCoy, Frank Razavi, Robert Gretzinger
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Publication number: 20120293687Abstract: A digital video camera system that provides a video summary using a method that includes: designating a reference image containing a particular person; capturing a video sequence of the scene using the image sensor, the video sequence including a time sequence of image frames; processing the captured video sequence using a video processing path to form a digital video file; during the capturing of the video sequence, analyzing the captured image frames using a person recognition algorithm to identify a subset of the image frames that contain the particular person; forming the video summary including fewer than all of the image frames in the captured video sequence, wherein the video summary includes at least part of the identified subset of image frames containing the particular person; storing the digital video file in the storage memory; and storing a representation of the video summary in the storage memory.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2011Publication date: November 22, 2012Inventors: Keith Stoll Karn, Bruce Harold Pillman, Aaron Thomas Deever, John Robert McCoy, Frank Razavi, Robert Gretzinger
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Publication number: 20120293686Abstract: A digital video camera system that provides a video summary using a method that includes: specifying reference data, wherein the reference data indicates a feature of interest; capturing a video sequence of the scene using the image sensor, the video sequence including a time sequence of image frames; processing the captured video sequence using a video processing path to form a digital video file; during the capturing of the video sequence, analyzing the captured image frames using a feature recognition algorithm to identify a subset of the image frames that contain the feature of interest; forming the video summary including fewer than all of the image frames in the captured video sequence, wherein the video summary includes at least part of the identified subset of image frames containing the feature of interest; storing the digital video file in the storage memory; and storing a representation of the video summary in the storage memory.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2011Publication date: November 22, 2012Inventors: Keith Stoll Karn, Bruce Harold Pillman, Aaron Thomas Deever, John Robert McCoy, Frank Razavi, Robert Gretzinger
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Patent number: 7755667Abstract: In an image sequence stabilization method and a camera, a sequence of input digital images are captured. The sequence of input digital images is replicated to provide a corresponding sequence of archival images and a corresponding sequence of display images. The archival image sequence is automatically stabilized to provide a stabilized archival image sequence. The display image sequence is automatically stabilized to provide a stabilized display image sequence. The stabilization methods used for the two sequences are different, although both can be digital.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2005Date of Patent: July 13, 2010Assignee: Eastman Kodak CompanyInventors: Majid Rabbani, Aaron T. Deever, Gabriel Fielding, Robert Gretzinger
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Publication number: 20060274156Abstract: In an image sequence stabilization method and a camera, a sequence of input digital images are captured. The sequence of input digital images is replicated to provide a corresponding sequence of archival images and a corresponding sequence of display images. The archival image sequence is automatically stabilized to provide a stabilized archival image sequence. The display image sequence is automatically stabilized to provide a stabilized display image sequence. The stabilization methods used for the two sequences are different, although both can be digital.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2005Publication date: December 7, 2006Inventors: Majid Rabbani, Aaron Deever, Gabriel Fielding, Robert Gretzinger