Patents Assigned to AGI, LLC
  • Publication number: 20250061267
    Abstract: A dyslexia text conversion system includes a dyslexia conversion tool that converts input text to dyslexia converted text having a colored dyslexia font that partitions the set of characters into subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters, wherein a union of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is the set of characters, wherein an intersection between each pair of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is a null set, and wherein each of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is assigned to at least one of a plurality of colors.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 5, 2024
    Publication date: February 20, 2025
    Applicant: Trivium AGI, LLC
    Inventor: Jeffrey Varasano
  • Patent number: 12175184
    Abstract: A dyslexia conversion system generates, via dyslexia conversion, dyslexia converted text for display via a display device, wherein the dyslexia conversion operates by: partitioning the set of characters into subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters, wherein a union of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is the set of characters and wherein an intersection between each pair of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is a null set; assigning to each of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters, at least one of a plurality of colors; mapping each character of the input text to a corresponding one of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters; and generating the dyslexia converted text by rendering each character of the input text in accordance with the at least one of the plurality of colors assigned to the corresponding one of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 9, 2024
    Date of Patent: December 24, 2024
    Assignee: Trivium AGI, LLC
    Inventor: Jeffrey Varasano
  • Publication number: 20240386186
    Abstract: A dyslexia conversion system generates, via dyslexia conversion, dyslexia converted text for display via a display device, wherein the dyslexia conversion operates by: partitioning the set of characters into subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters, wherein a union of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is the set of characters and wherein an intersection between each pair of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters is a null set; assigning to each of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters, at least one of a plurality of colors; mapping each character of the input text to a corresponding one of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters; and generating the dyslexia converted text by rendering each character of the input text in accordance with the at least one of the plurality of colors assigned to the corresponding one of the subsets of non-dyslexia-conflicting characters.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 9, 2024
    Publication date: November 21, 2024
    Applicant: Trivium AGI, LLC
    Inventor: Jeffrey Varasano
  • Patent number: 6564400
    Abstract: The present invention provides a cot assembly that includes a frame, supporting corner pieces and bedding material. The frame is preferably of a one or two piece construction and is shaped into a perimeter defining an interior area. Corner pieces support the frame above an external support surface. The bedding material extends across the interior of the frame and into the corner pieces without any gaps between the material, the frame and corner pieces, thereby protecting against injury which could otherwise result from the presence of such gaps. The continuous frame maintains the cot's rigidity while the corner pieces lower the cot's profile for stacking. The cot includes at least a number of corner pieces corresponding to the corners of the polygonal shape. A pedestal extends downwardly from each corner piece to engage the floor or other supporting surface.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 19, 2001
    Date of Patent: May 20, 2003
    Assignee: AGI, LLC
    Inventors: Ray G. Kelly, David A. Curry
  • Patent number: 6513178
    Abstract: A cot has a sleeping surface that includes bedding material extending between members of a frame. The frame includes a number of rods connected with a number of comer connectors such that the frame forms the shape of a polygon. Each corner connector has a pedestal extending downwardly to engage the floor and support the bedding material above the floor. The corner connectors have a housing and a pair of coupling portions extending from the housing and an inwardly projecting portion. The bedding material extends within the cot frame such that no openings or gaps are formed between the bedding material and the frame. The cot also has a mechanism for maintaining and adjusting the bedding material surface in a taut condition.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 15, 2000
    Date of Patent: February 4, 2003
    Assignee: AGI, LLC
    Inventors: Ray G. Kelly, Sharon A. Turnbough, Malcolm A. Bliss