Patents Assigned to Innovation Management Sciences
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Publication number: 20140168347Abstract: A portable unit is for video communication to select a user name in a user name network. A transceiver wirelessly accesses a communication network through a wireless connection to a general purpose node coupled to the communication network. A user interface can receive user input to log on to a user name network through the communication network. The user name network has a plurality of user names, at least one of the plurality of user names is associated with a remote portable unit, logged on to the user name network and available for video communication.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2014Publication date: June 19, 2014Applicant: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT SCIENCESInventors: Ann DEVEREAUX, Thomas JEDREY, Martin AGAN
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Patent number: 8736517Abstract: The system of the present invention is a highly integrated radio communication system with a multimedia co-processor which allows true two-way multimedia (video, audio, data) access as well as real-time biomedical monitoring in a pager-sized portable access unit. The system is integrated in a network structure including one or more general purpose nodes for providing a wireless-to-wired interface. The network architecture allows video, audio and data (including biomedical data) streams to be connected directly to external users and devices. The portable access units may also be mated to various non-personal devices such as cameras or environmental sensors for providing a method for setting up wireless sensor nets from which reported data may be accessed through the portable access unit. The reported data may alternatively be automatically logged at a remote computer for access and viewing through a portable access unit, including the user's own.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 2013Date of Patent: May 27, 2014Assignee: Innovation Management SciencesInventors: Ann Devereaux, Thomas Jedrey, Martin Agan
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Publication number: 20140091948Abstract: The system of the present invention is a highly integrated radio communication system with a multimedia co-processor which allows true two-way multimedia (video, audio, data) access as well as real-time biomedical monitoring in a pager-sized portable access unit. The system is integrated in a network structure including one or more general purpose nodes for providing a wireless-to-wired interface. The network architecture allows video, audio and data (including biomedical data) streams to be connected directly to external users and devices. The portable access units may also be mated to various non-personal devices such as cameras or environmental sensors for providing a method for setting up wireless sensor nets from which reported data may be accessed through the portable access unit. The reported data may alternatively be automatically logged at a remote computer for access and viewing through a portable access unit, including the user's own.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2013Publication date: April 3, 2014Applicant: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT SCIENCESInventors: Ann DEVEREAUX, Thomas JEDREY, Martin AGAN
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Publication number: 20130120452Abstract: The system of the present invention is a highly integrated radio communication system with a multimedia co-processor which allows true two-way multimedia (video, audio, data) access as well as real-time biomedical monitoring in a pager-sized portable access unit. The system is integrated in a network structure including one or more general purpose nodes for providing a wireless-to-wired interface. The network architecture allows video, audio and data (including biomedical data) streams to be connected directly to external users and devices. The portable access units may also be mated to various non-personal devices such as cameras or environmental sensors for providing a method for setting up wireless sensor nets from which reported data may be accessed through the portable access unit. The reported data may alternatively be automatically logged at a remote computer for access and viewing through a portable access unit, including the user's own.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2012Publication date: May 16, 2013Applicant: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT SCIENCESInventor: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
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Patent number: 8023561Abstract: A method of enhancing picture quality of a video signal is disclosed. The method comprises the steps of generating a interpolated base frame image; receiving a first previously decoded difference picture; receiving a second previously decoded difference picture; generating a combined motion compensated difference surface; and generating a temporally interpolated enhanced picture based upon the interpolated base frame image and the combined motion compensated difference surface. A circuit for enhancing picture quality of a video signal is also disclosed. The circuit comprising a base decoder generating a base image of a standard definition picture; a temporal predictive interpolator coupled to the base decoder and generating an interpolated block; and a summing circuit coupled to the temporal predictive interpolated. The summing circuit preferably adds the interpolated block and a difference block.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2007Date of Patent: September 20, 2011Assignee: Innovation Management SciencesInventors: Diego Garrido, Richard Webb, Simon Butler, Chad Fogg
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Publication number: 20100235757Abstract: The invention includes a method of presenting distributable computer readable media to a user in response to a user request. The method comprises the steps of identifying a definition of a Networked Information Monitor (NIM). A NIM frame is defined for the NIM using the definition. Content is then retrieved for the NIM. Then, the content is placed in NIM viewer defined by the frame. The invention also includes a method of altering a Networked Information Monitor (NIM). The method includes the step of receiving a message at a NIM. The message specifies a configurable feature of the NIM. The NIM is altered in accordance with the configurable feature of the message.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2010Publication date: September 16, 2010Applicant: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT SCIENCESInventors: JOHN ALBERT KEMBEL, George Andrew Kembel, Daniel S. Kim, John Russell, Jake Wobbrock, Geoffrey S. Kembel, Jeremy L. Kembel, Lynn D. Gabbay
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Publication number: 20100138313Abstract: A method for partially verifying the legitimacy of a remote purchase request based on a card number from a card issuing financial institution. The method includes receiving and storing a first purchase request information set including an origin and a card number. Further, the origin and the card number are sent to the card issuing financial institution to determine if the origin matches an origin on file for the card number at the card issuing financial institution.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 1, 2010Publication date: June 3, 2010Applicant: Innovation Management SciencesInventor: Thomas A. Findley
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Automated Generation of Dynamic Data Entry User Interface for Relational Database Management Systems
Publication number: 20090031230Abstract: Computer software for, computer apparatus for, and a method of automatically generating a user interface for a relational database comprising extracting schema information from the relational database and automatically generating corresponding schema and user interface metadata, storing the metadata in a repository, and automatically developing from the metadata a user interface appropriate to the relational database.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 14, 2008Publication date: January 29, 2009Applicant: Innovation Management SciencesInventor: John N. Kesler -
Publication number: 20070136199Abstract: A method for partially verifying the legitimacy of a remote purchase request based on a card number from a card issuing financial institution. The method includes receiving and storing a first purchase request information set including an origin and a card number. Further, the origin and the card number are sent to the card issuing financial institution to determine if the origin matches an origin on file for the card number at the card issuing financial institution.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2006Publication date: June 14, 2007Applicant: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT SCIENCESInventor: Thomas Findley
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Publication number: 20070016909Abstract: Optimization constraints are used to select an appropriate content item from an available group of content items which are ordered in a specific manner to facilitate the proper selection of the content item, even if the exact item desired is not present. The server is then able to insert the selected content item into the outgoing content page requested by the client. The optimization constraints can be, but are not limited to, any one of the following: communication channel performance (bandwidth), client operating system, client processor, client display capabilities, client installed software (video or audio codecs for example), and/or user preferences. A software product and method enable selective delivery of content to client devices of varying performance characteristics, including varying bandwidth, by selective filtering and inclusion of markup language content using tags demarcating optional content. An optimization constraint is used to select one of the items.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2006Publication date: January 18, 2007Applicant: Innovation Management SciencesInventor: Taylor Gautier
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Patent number: 7158947Abstract: A method for partially verifying the legitimacy of a remote purchase request based on a card number from a card issuing financial institution. The method includes receiving and storing a first purchase request information set including an origin and a card number. Further, the origin and the card number are sent to the card issuing financial institution to determine if the origin matches an origin on file for the card number at the card issuing financial institution.Type: GrantFiled: February 18, 2004Date of Patent: January 2, 2007Assignee: Innovation Management SciencesInventor: Thomas A. Findley