Patents by Inventor Stanton Kaye
Stanton Kaye 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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Publication number: 20230281487Abstract: A shelf life inference system comprising a container for a plurality of items. The container has coupled to it a tracker operative to read the ID label on each item and to track the exit from and the return to the container of each item separately and to calculate the freshness status of each item upon return to the container.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 27, 2022Publication date: September 7, 2023Inventor: Stanton Kaye
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Publication number: 20230274110Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of an item and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the item.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2022Publication date: August 31, 2023Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Publication number: 20220036021Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of an item and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the item.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2021Publication date: February 3, 2022Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Patent number: 11093721Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of an item and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the item.Type: GrantFiled: September 17, 2019Date of Patent: August 17, 2021Assignee: INFRATAB, INC.Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Publication number: 20200082137Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of an item and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the item.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 17, 2019Publication date: March 12, 2020Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Patent number: 10467444Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of an item and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the item.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 2018Date of Patent: November 5, 2019Assignee: INFRATAB, INC.Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Publication number: 20190073497Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of an item and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the item.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 7, 2018Publication date: March 7, 2019Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Publication number: 20180129948Abstract: A shelf life inference system comprising a container for a plurality of items. The container has coupled to it a tracker operative to read the ID label on each item and to track the exit from and the return to the container of each item separately and to calculate the freshness status of each item upon return to the container.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 8, 2017Publication date: May 10, 2018Inventor: Stanton Kaye
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Patent number: 9946904Abstract: A condition monitoring system includes a radio frequency transponder module including an RFID chip having a first memory, and an antenna; at least one sensor module that monitors data related to the condition of a product and includes a second memory for storing the monitored data; and a communication interface that couples the at least one sensor module to the RFID chip of the radio frequency transponder module so that the sensor module is operative to communicate with the RFID chip by way of the communication interface and the RFID chip first memory is operative to store data related to the product.Type: GrantFiled: February 19, 2013Date of Patent: April 17, 2018Assignee: INFRATAB, INC.Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope
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Patent number: 9710754Abstract: A shelf life inference system comprising a container for a plurality of items. The container has coupled to it a tracker operative to read the ID label on each item and to track the exit from and the return to the container of each item separately and to calculate the freshness status of each item upon return to the container.Type: GrantFiled: April 8, 2015Date of Patent: July 18, 2017Assignee: INFRATAB, INC.Inventor: Stanton Kaye
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Publication number: 20160012337Abstract: A shelf life inference system comprising a container for a plurality of items. The container has coupled to it a tracker operative to read the ID label on each item and to track the exit from and the return to the container of each item separately and to calculate the freshness status of each item upon return to the container.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 8, 2015Publication date: January 14, 2016Inventor: Stanton Kaye
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Patent number: 7982622Abstract: Visual and audio communication interface for a perishable integrity indicator system which includes a RFID transponder and perishable integrity sensor. A perishable integrity indicator system includes a RFID transponder and a perishable integrity sensor. The RFID transponder includes a RF integrated circuit coupled with an antenna. The sensor monitors the time and temperature of the perishable. A freshness determining module receives time- and temperature-dependent measurement data from the perishable integrity sensor and determines a current freshness status. A communications interface to the RFID transponder permits a RFID reader to retrieve current freshness status data corresponding to the freshness status determined by the freshness determining module. The system further includes a power management module.Type: GrantFiled: July 8, 2010Date of Patent: July 19, 2011Assignee: Infratab, Inc.Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope, Fred Eversley, Michael Patterson, Kenji Ono
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Publication number: 20100271184Abstract: Visual and audio communication interface for a perishable integrity indicator system which includes a RFID transponder and perishable integrity sensor. A perishable integrity indicator system includes a RFID transponder and a perishable integrity sensor. The RFID transponder includes a RF integrated circuit coupled with an antenna. The sensor monitors the time and temperature of the perishable. A freshness determining module receives time- and temperature-dependent measurement data from the perishable integrity sensor and determines a current freshness status. A communications interface to the RFID transponder permits a RFID reader to retrieve current freshness status data corresponding to the freshness status determined by the freshness determining module. The system further includes a power management module.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 8, 2010Publication date: October 28, 2010Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope, Fred Eversley, Michael Patterson, Kenji Ono
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Patent number: 7764183Abstract: Visual and audio communication interface for a perishable integrity indicator system which includes a RFID transponder and perishable integrity sensor. A perishable integrity indicator system includes a RFID transponder and a perishable integrity sensor. The RFID transponder includes a RF integrated circuit coupled with an antenna. The sensor monitors the time and temperature of the perishable. A freshness determining module receives time- and temperature-dependent measurement data from the perishable integrity sensor and determines a current freshness status. A communications interface to the RFID transponder permits a RFID reader to retrieve current freshness status data corresponding to the freshness status determined by the freshness determining module. The system further includes a power management module.Type: GrantFiled: January 19, 2007Date of Patent: July 27, 2010Assignee: Infratab, Inc.Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary W. Pope, Fred Eversley, Michael Patterson, Kenji Ono
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Patent number: 7495558Abstract: A perishable integrity indicator system includes a RFID transponder and a perishable integrity sensor. The RFID transponder includes a RF integrated circuit coupled with an antenna. The sensor monitors the time and temperature of the perishable. A freshness determining module receives time- and temperature-dependent measurement data from the perishable integrity sensor and determines a current freshness status. A communications interface to the RFID transponder permits a RFID reader to retrieve current freshness status data corresponding to the freshness status determined by the freshness determining module. The system further includes a power management module.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 2005Date of Patent: February 24, 2009Assignee: Infratab, Inc.Inventors: Gary Pope, Therese E. Myers, Stanton Kaye, Jonathan Burchell
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Publication number: 20070273507Abstract: Visual and audio communication interface for a perishable integrity indicator system which includes a RFID transponder and perishable integrity sensor. A perishable integrity indicator system includes a RFID transponder and a perishable integrity sensor. The RFID transponder includes a RF integrated circuit coupled with an antenna. The sensor monitors the time and temperature of the perishable. A freshness determining module receives time- and temperature-dependent measurement data from the perishable integrity sensor and determines a current freshness status. A communications interface to the RFID transponder permits a RFID reader to retrieve current freshness status data corresponding to the freshness status determined by the freshness determining module. The system further includes a power management module.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 19, 2007Publication date: November 29, 2007Inventors: Jonathan Burchell, Therese Myers, Stanton Kaye, Gary Pope, Fred Eversley, Michael Patterson, Kenji Ono
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Publication number: 20050248455Abstract: A perishable integrity indicator system includes a RFID transponder and a perishable integrity sensor. The RFID transponder includes a RF integrated circuit coupled with an antenna. The sensor monitors the time and temperature of the perishable. A freshness determining module receives time- and temperature-dependent measurement data from the perishable integrity sensor and determines a current freshness status. A communications interface to the RFID transponder permits a RFID reader to retrieve current freshness status data corresponding to the freshness status determined by the freshness determining module. The system further includes a power management module.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2005Publication date: November 10, 2005Inventors: Gary Pope, Therese Myers, Stanton Kaye, Jonathan Burchell
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Patent number: 4427290Abstract: Serially reproduced copies from a copy machine are edge printed with successive raster lines, preferably with alpha-numeric data to form a visible title. The title information is first loaded in a memory, preferably of the alpha-numeric digital variety. The title information is then sequentially scanned synchronously as each page of the collated copy is conventionally reproduced in a copier. As the copier reproduces copy, raster lines are serially imprinted at pixel locations on each edge of the pages being reproduced, each raster line being preferably and serially imprinted in groups of three pages. Serial scanning is preferably shown by a variable light sourch such as a liquid crystal or light emitting diode located at the page edge; alternately an optical scan for such serial scanning is shown. When sufficient copy has been run and collated, the collated paper when registered at the edges of each page displays printed information in the manner of title label found on the bindings of books.Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 1981Date of Patent: January 24, 1984Assignee: Stanton KayeInventors: Stanton Kaye, Curtis Schreier
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Patent number: 4352554Abstract: Serially reproduced copies from a copy machine are edge printed with successive raster lines, preferably with alpha-numeric data to form a visible title. The title information is first loaded in a memory, preferably of the alpha-numeric digital variety. The title information is then sequentially scanned synchronously as each page of the collated copy is conventionally reproduced in a copier. As the copier reproduces copy, raster lines are serially imprinted at pixel locations on each edge of the pages being reproduced, each raster line being preferably and serially imprinted in groups of three pages. Serial scanning is preferably shown by a variable light source such as a liquid crystal or light emitting diode located at the page edge; alternately an optical scan for such serial scanning is shown. When sufficient copy has been run and collated, the collated paper when registered at the edges of each page displays printed information in the manner of title label found on the bindings of books.Type: GrantFiled: April 24, 1981Date of Patent: October 5, 1982Assignee: Stanton KayeInventors: Stanton Kaye, Curtis Schreier