Patents Assigned to MAVIS, LLC
  • Patent number: 10216760
    Abstract: A system is described that a geospatial coordinate component arranged to identify a set of geospatial coordinates from a geospatial dataset. A temporal coordinate component is arranged to identify a set of temporal coordinates from a temporal dataset. The system includes an article query component that is arranged to determine a set of articles based on the set of geospatial coordinates and the set of temporal coordinates. A presentation component is arranged to present a representation of a member of the set of articles. The geospatial coordinate component can receive a user selected geographical area and intersect the geospatial dataset with the geographical area.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 9, 2017
    Date of Patent: February 26, 2019
    Assignee: Doris Mavis LLC
    Inventor: Russell D. Slifer
  • Patent number: 9760580
    Abstract: A system is described that a geospatial coordinate component arranged to identify a set of geospatial coordinates from a geospatial dataset. A temporal coordinate component is arranged to identify a set of temporal coordinates from a temporal dataset. The system includes an article query component that is arranged to determine a set of articles based on the set of geospatial coordinates and the set of temporal coordinates. A presentation component is arranged to present a representation of a member of the set of articles. The geospatial coordinate component can receive a user selected geographical area and intersect the geospatial dataset with the geographical area.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 18, 2013
    Date of Patent: September 12, 2017
    Assignee: Doris Mavis LLC
    Inventor: Russell D. Slifer
  • Publication number: 20140203021
    Abstract: A container for dispensing pills is disclosed. The container holds a plurality of receptacles, where each receptacle holds a portion of pills. The receptacles set on a rotating base, where the rotation of the rotating base is controlled by a timing mechanism. The rotating base and the receptacles are enclosed in the container, covered by a lid. The lid covers most of the receptacles. The lid is locked onto the container body to control access to the receptacles. The lid has an opening large enough that one or more of the receptacles may be removed from the container through the opening. When the timing mechanism indicates that a time for dispensing pills has arrived, the timing mechanism instructs the rotating base to rotate to a position in which a receptacle is beneath the opening. The receptacle may then be removed from the container and the pills consumed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 21, 2014
    Publication date: July 24, 2014
    Applicant: MAVIS, LLC
    Inventor: Robin H. Zill