Patents Assigned to Morse Watchmans Inc.
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Patent number: 6981639Abstract: A storage system for storing a plurality of objects, wherein one or more objects are each associated with a smartkey, the system comprising a system housing defining a recess; a front panel with at least one opening therein; a support board positioned within the recess and behind the front panel; a plurality of smartkey housings, each of which are coupled to at least one of the front panel and the support board, and operable to receive a smartkey therein; a plurality of concentrated lightsources each of which are associated with a respective smartkey housing and coupled to the support board, the concentrated lightsources being positioned behind at least a portion of each of the respective smartkey housings; circuitry for processing information and causing the illumination of specific concentrated lightsources; wherein at least a portion of each smartkey housing is illuminatable when the concentrated lightsource associated with a smartkey housing is illuminated.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2003Date of Patent: January 3, 2006Assignee: Morse Watchmans, Inc.Inventor: Manuel F. Pires
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Patent number: 6837429Abstract: The invention relates to a storage system and identification device for storing objects associated with the devices in stations. Each identification devices includes awl electronic memory device with a unique code. The storage system receives information relating each identification device with both its code and its associated object. A user can enter information as to a particular object and the system identifies the location of the station holding the identification device. Thus, identification devices can be returned randomly. This can be used for many objects as small as keys and very large objects connected to the identification devices.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2003Date of Patent: January 4, 2005Assignee: Morse Watchmans Inc.Inventors: Manuel Pires, Russell Moskwa
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Publication number: 20040007619Abstract: The invention relates to a storage system and identification device for storing objects associated with the devices in stations. Each identification devices includes an electronic memory device with a unique code. The storage system receives information relating each identification device with both its code and its associated object. A user can enter information as to a particular object and the system identifies the location of the station holding the identification device. Thus, identification devices can be returned randomly. This can be used for many objects as small as keys and very large objects connected to the identification devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2003Publication date: January 15, 2004Applicant: Morse Watchmans IncInventors: Manuel Pires, Russell Moskwa
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Patent number: 6609657Abstract: A storage system for storing and entrapping a plurality of objects comprising a system housing; smartkey housings operable to receive and releasably lock a smartkey therein; recesses, each of which is associated with a respective smartkey housing; and a plurality of smartkeys, each of which is associated with an object. Each smartkey comprises a body; a memory device comprising an individualized code; and an entrapping arm, coupled to the body, for entrapping an object positioned in the recess associated with the smartkey housing. When the object is positioned within its respective recess and the smartkey is positioned and locked in the smartkey housing associated with the recess, the entrapping arm prevents the object from being removed from the associated recess until the smartkey is removed from its respective smartkey housing at which time the object is removable from the recess.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2001Date of Patent: August 26, 2003Assignee: Morse Watchmans, Inc.Inventor: Manuel Pires
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Patent number: 6592028Abstract: The invention relates to a storage system and identification device for storing objects associated with the devices in stations. Each identification devices includes an electronic memory device with a unique code. The storage system receives information relating each identification device with both its code and its associated object. A user can enter information as to a particular object and the system identifies the location of the station holding the identification device. Thus, identification devices can be returned randomly. This can be used for many objects as small as keys and very large objects connected to the identification devices.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 2002Date of Patent: July 15, 2003Assignee: Morse Watchmans Inc.Inventors: Manuel Pires, Russell Moskwa
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Publication number: 20030006276Abstract: The invention relates to a storage system and identification device for storing objects associated with the devices in stations. Each identification devices includes an electronic memory device with a unique code. The storage system receives information relating each identification device with both its code and its associated object. A user can enter information as to a particular object and the system identifies the location of the station holding the identification device. Thus, identification devices can be returned randomly. This can be used for many objects as small as keys and very large objects connected to the identification devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 19, 2002Publication date: January 9, 2003Applicant: Morse Watchmans Inc.Inventors: Manuel Pires, Russell Moskwa
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Patent number: 6431438Abstract: The invention relates to a storage system and identification device for storing objects associated with the devices in stations. Each identification devices includes an electronic memory device with a unique code. The storage system receives information relating each identification device with both its code and its associated object. A user can enter information as to a particular object and the system identifies the location of the station holding the identification device. Thus, identification devices can be returned randomly. This can be used for many objects as small as keys and very large objects connected to the identification devices.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2000Date of Patent: August 13, 2002Assignee: Morse Watchmans, Inc.Inventors: Manuel Pires, Russell Moskwa
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Patent number: 6131808Abstract: The invention relates to a storage system and identification device for storing objects associated with the devices in stations. Each identification device includes an electronic memory device with a unique code. The storage system receives information relating each identification device with both its code and its associated object. A user can enter information as to a particular object and the system identifies the location of the station holding the identification device. Thus, identification devices can be returned randomly. This can be used for many objects as small as keys and very large objects connected to the identification devices.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 1995Date of Patent: October 17, 2000Assignee: Morse Watchmans Inc.Inventors: Manuel Pires, Russell Moskwa