Patents Assigned to TRACKER LLC
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Patent number: 11443656Abstract: A label may include an electrically insulating label layer, an electrically conductive backing layer, and an electrically conductive adhesive. The label layer may include a front side including visible and/or scannable information and a back side. The electrically conductive backing layer may extend beyond an outer edge of the label layer in at least one direction parallel to the back side of the label layer. The electrically conductive backing layer may include a front side coupled to the back side of the label layer and a back side. An adhesive may be disposed on the back side of the backing layer.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2019Date of Patent: September 13, 2022Assignee: Spot Tracker, LLCInventors: Brian Merle Greenhoe, Jason Thomas Dunn
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Publication number: 20200066189Abstract: A label may include an electrically insulating label layer, an electrically conductive backing layer, and an electrically conductive adhesive. The label layer may include a front side including visible and/or scannable information and a back side. The electrically conductive backing layer may extend beyond an outer edge of the label layer in at least one direction parallel to the back side of the label layer. The electrically conductive backing layer may include a front side coupled to the back side of the label layer and a back side. An adhesive may be disposed on the back side of the backing layer.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 6, 2019Publication date: February 27, 2020Applicant: Spot Tracker, LLCInventors: BRIAN MERLE GREENHOE, JASON THOMAS DUNN
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Publication number: 20180365954Abstract: A device tracking system of the present disclosure has a theft tracking device that permanently secures to an item that has the propensity to be stolen, the theft tracking device has a theft tracking processor and a Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) module, and the theft tracking processor receives ping data and in response transmits response data via the Wi-Fi module. The system also has a remote locator device that has a case and that has a plug for securing the remote locator device to a power receptacle. The remote locator device also has a remote locator processor and a Wi-Fi module, and the remote locator processor periodically transmits a ping to the theft tracking device and receives the response data from the theft tracking device. The processor further transmits data indicating that the theft tracking device is not responding via a network when a response is not received from the tracking device.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 12, 2018Publication date: December 20, 2018Applicant: Theft Trackers, LLCInventors: Tracy Lynn Baldwin Swayne, Jeffrey Scott Swayne, Donathan Eugene Hutchings
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Publication number: 20180286204Abstract: A device tracking system of the present disclosure has a theft tracking device that is permanently secured to an item that has the propensity to be stolen. The theft tracking device further has a theft tracking processor and a Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) module. The theft tracking processor receives ping data and in response transmits response data via the Wi-Fi module. The system further has a remote locator device that has a ease comprising a plug for securing the remote locator device to a power receptacle. The remote locator device has a remote locator processor and a Wi-Fi module, and the remote locator processor periodically transmits the ping data to the theft tracking device and receives the response data from the theft tracking device. The theft tracking processor further configured for transmitting data indicating that the theft tracking device is not responding via a network when a response is not received from the tracking device.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 23, 2018Publication date: October 4, 2018Applicant: Theft Trackers, LLCInventors: Tracy Lynn Baldwin Swayne, Jeffrey Scott Swayne, Donathan Eugene Hutchings
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Publication number: 20130307707Abstract: Generally, the present invention automatically monitors the travel of vehicles in response to requests from users at remote locations. In this regard, a user at a remote location submits a vehicle indicator (such as a bus number, for example) and a location indicator (such as a bus stop number, for example) to a data manager at a vehicle tracking system. The data manager automatically retrieves travel data and location data based on the vehicle indicator and the location indicator. The travel data indicates the current location of the vehicle identified by the vehicle value, and the location data represents a location along the vehicle's route of travel. The data manager then compares the travel data and the location data in order to determine whether the vehicle is a predetermined proximity from the location represented by the location data. When the vehicle is a predetermined proximity from the location identified by the location data (i.e.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2013Publication date: November 21, 2013Applicant: Bus Tracker LLCInventor: Neal Creech
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Patent number: 8466808Abstract: An optical sensor based parking guidance system using visual indicators to guide a driver into an optimal position to park a vehicle. The optical sensors create a safe parking envelope and provide visual indicators to the driver in the event the vehicle leaves the established safe area. The invention also indicates the appropriate stopping position within a parking space.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 2010Date of Patent: June 18, 2013Assignee: Tracker LLCInventor: Sudip Ghatak
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Publication number: 20130134843Abstract: A system for dispensing, receiving, and tracking towels or other items includes a cabinet structure having first and second interior spaces. An access door provides access to the first interior space, and a return door permits items to be returned to the second interior space. An RFID system conducts read operations to determine how many items having RFID tags are disposed in the first and second interior spaces. The system determines what items have been removed from the first interior space, and associates removed items with specific users. The RFID system conducts read operations as items are returned to the second interior space and credits the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 22, 2013Publication date: May 30, 2013Applicant: TOWEL TRACKER, LLCInventor: TOWEL TRACKER, LLC
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Publication number: 20130137607Abstract: A point of care immunization system based upon microfluidics and micro-titration technologies to rapidly test a patient in order to ascertain an immunization profile so that vaccinations can be administered to address identified gaps. A point of care system comprised of uniquely shaped and color distinguishing sample and test cartridges, with said test cartridges configured to meet healthcare requirements of national governing bodies. A point of care system including an easy access vaccine storage device with indicators to provide data on viability of stored vaccines.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2012Publication date: May 30, 2013Applicant: Tracker LLCInventor: Tracker LLC
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Patent number: 8319953Abstract: The present disclosure provides systems and methods for detecting the presence of blood. Specific applications may include hunting, during which it may be necessary to track a wounded, bleeding animal. According to one embodiment, a device transmits light at one or more wavelengths to irradiate a region potentially containing blood. Hemoglobin in the blood absorbs or reflects more of the transmitted light than other matter in the region. A detector detects the light reflected from the region and determines if blood is present in the region using spectral analysis.Type: GrantFiled: March 10, 2010Date of Patent: November 27, 2012Assignee: Spectra Tracker LLCInventor: David Miller
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Publication number: 20120258741Abstract: An apparatus and method for adding functionality to wireless mobile handsets, mobile phones, smart phones and other portable wireless devices which allows the devices to report the direction and distance of a wireless beacon that is attached to objects in need of being tracked or found. An external protective case is coupled to an existing mobile handset which comprises a plurality of directional antennas and associated RF circuitry. The electronics of the case are coupled to the electronics of the handset and with assistance of downloaded software of an associated application program, the handset may used to track or find one more beacons that have been previously paired with it.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 6, 2012Publication date: October 11, 2012Applicant: COMPASS AUTO TRACKER, LLC.Inventors: John McFarlin Tillson, James Ladd Berntsen, Bruce Kennard
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Publication number: 20120220399Abstract: A hunting arrow for tracking target animals is disclosed and described. The arrow can include a chamber having an angled surface and a compression fitting surface. The arrow can also include a transmitter housing having an angled surface and a compression fitting to securely house the transmitter within the chamber during flight. The transmitter may include removable parts, to enable reuse of the transmitter, including but not limited to: compression fittings, barbed hooks, an attachment assembly and a battery cover. The transmitter is ejected from the chamber when the arrow strikes a target animal and the one or more barbed hooks stops the forward momentum of the transmitter with sufficient force to overcome the friction between the compression fitting and the compression fitting surface within the chamber, thereby ejecting and embedding the transmitter in the hide of the animal.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 16, 2010Publication date: August 30, 2012Applicant: PRO-TRACKER LLCInventor: Michael D. Ferguson
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Patent number: 8223073Abstract: The invention provides a determination of direction to a remote object which omnidirectionally transmits a signal. The invention includes a handheld directional and omnidirectional antenna at a user's location and a handheld circuit coupled to the antennas to determine field strengths of the signal received from the remote object by the two antennas. A comparison of the received signals at the antennas during a sweep a field of observation is made and a probable direction of the remote object relative to the user's location is selected from the data sweep. The apparatus may further comprise a digital compass which generates a compass heading corresponding to each direction in which the directional antenna is pointed. The circuit stores field strength data by compass heading and averages the field strength data according to a predetermined protocol over compass headings.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 2008Date of Patent: July 17, 2012Assignee: Compass Auto Tracker LLCInventors: James Ladd Berntsen, Patrick Edward Franz, Bruce Hampton Kennard, Rob Baranowski, Ian Crabtree
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Publication number: 20120022940Abstract: In some examples, a method of advertising can include: facilitating providing of a first promotional code to a user, the first promotional code provides at least one privilege to the user; facilitating providing of a first software application to the user; receiving the first promotional code from the first software application; and changing one or more first elements of the first software application based on the first promotional code to alter a look and feel of the first software application. Changing the one or more first elements can include embedding promotional materials in one or more user screens of the first software application. Other embodiments are disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2010Publication date: January 26, 2012Applicant: Bet Tracker, LLCInventor: Kevin Torf
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Publication number: 20110316720Abstract: An optical sensor based parking guidance system using visual indicators to guide a driver into an optimal position to park a vehicle. The optical sensors create a safe parking envelope and provide visual indicators to the driver in the event the vehicle leaves the established safe area. The invention also indicates the appropriate stopping position within a parking space.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 25, 2010Publication date: December 29, 2011Applicant: Tracker LLCInventor: Sudip Ghatak
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Publication number: 20110133987Abstract: The invention provides a determination of direction to a remote object which omnidirectionally transmits a signal. The invention includes a handheld directional and omnidirectional antenna at a user's location and a handheld circuit coupled to the antennas to determine field strengths of the signal received from the remote object by the two antennas. A comparison of the received signals at the antennas during a sweep a field of observation is made and a probable direction of the remote object relative to the user's location is selected from the data sweep. The apparatus may further comprise a digital compass which generates a compass heading corresponding to each direction in which the directional antenna is pointed. The circuit stores field strength data by compass heading and averages the field strength data according to a predetermined protocol over compass headings.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 12, 2008Publication date: June 9, 2011Applicant: COMPASS AUTO TRACKER LLCInventors: James Ladd Bernsten, Patrick Edward Franz, Bruce Hampton Kennard, Rob Baranowski, Ian Crabtree
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Publication number: 20110007327Abstract: A laser based coordinate measuring device measures a position of a remote target. The laser based coordinate measuring device includes a stationary portion, a rotatable portion, and at least a first optical fiber. The stationary portion has at least a first laser radiation source and at least a first optical detector, and the rotatable portion is rotatable with respect to the stationary portion. The first optical fiber system, which optically interconnects the first laser radiation source and the first optical detector with an emission end of the first optical fiber system, has the emission end disposed on the rotatable portion. The emission end emits laser radiation to the remote target and receives laser radiation reflected from the remote target with the emission direction of the laser radiation being controlled according to the rotation of the rotatable portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2010Publication date: January 13, 2011Applicant: FARO LASER TRACKERS, LLCInventors: Robert E. Bridges, Lawrence B. Brown, James K. West, D. Scott Ackerson
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Publication number: 20110007305Abstract: A laser based coordinate measuring device measures a position of a remote target. The laser based coordinate measuring device includes a stationary portion, a rotatable portion, and at least a first optical fiber. The stationary portion has at least a first laser radiation source and at least a first optical detector, and the rotatable portion is rotatable with respect to the stationary portion. The first optical fiber system, which optically interconnects the first laser radiation source and the first optical detector with an emission end of the first optical fiber system, has the emission end disposed on the rotatable portion. The emission end emits laser radiation to the remote target and receives laser radiation reflected from the remote target with the emission direction of the laser radiation being controlled according to the rotation of the rotatable portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 22, 2010Publication date: January 13, 2011Applicant: FARO LASER TRACKERS, LLCInventors: Robert E. Bridges, Lawrence B. Brown, James K. West, D. Scott Ackerson
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Publication number: 20110001958Abstract: A laser based coordinate measuring device measures a position of a remote target. The laser based coordinate measuring device includes a stationary portion, a rotatable portion, and at least a first optical fiber. The stationary portion has at least a first laser radiation source and at least a first optical detector, and the rotatable portion is rotatable with respect to the stationary portion. The first optical fiber system, which optically interconnects the first laser radiation source and the first optical detector with an emission end of the first optical fiber system, has the emission end disposed on the rotatable portion. The emission end emits laser radiation to the remote target and receives laser radiation reflected from the remote target with the emission direction of the laser radiation being controlled according to the rotation of the rotatable portion.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 23, 2010Publication date: January 6, 2011Applicant: FARO LASER TRACKERS, LLCInventors: Robert E. Bridges, Lawrence B. Brown, James K. West, D. Scott Ackerson
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Publication number: 20100263659Abstract: The solar array is attached to a support structure which permits it to pivot about two non-parallel and non-intersecting axes. The array may then be easily moved to track the sun, maintaining the production of electricity. The structure may be adapted for attachment to a surface such as the ground.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 19, 2009Publication date: October 21, 2010Applicant: PV Trackers, LLCInventors: William F. Taylor, Chris Edwards
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Patent number: 7800758Abstract: A laser based coordinate measuring device measures a position of a remote target. The laser based coordinate measuring device includes a stationary portion, a rotatable portion, and at least a first optical fiber. The stationary portion has at least a first laser radiation source and at least a first optical detector, and the rotatable portion is rotatable with respect to the stationary portion. The first optical fiber system, which optically interconnects the first laser radiation source and the first optical detector with an emission end of the first optical fiber system, has the emission end disposed on the rotatable portion. The emission end emits laser radiation to the remote target and receives laser radiation reflected from the remote target with the emission direction of the laser radiation being controlled according to the rotation of the rotatable portion.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 2000Date of Patent: September 21, 2010Assignee: Faro Laser Trackers, LLCInventors: Robert E. Bridges, Lawrence B. Brown, James K. West, D. Scott Ackerson