Patents Assigned to TrackThings LLC
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Patent number: 8930131Abstract: A portable unit is moved along at least one of the orientations of a vector. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 2014Date of Patent: January 6, 2015Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Thomas Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8836698Abstract: A background map remains stationary relative to a portable unit while the portable unit moves within a plane parallel to the screen of the portable unit allowing the user to assess the relative distance between a source location and a destination. In addition, the orientation or movement at an angle that provides further information about the content of the image. A stationary three dimensional (3-D) background image can be viewed by moving the handheld unit within the 3-D space. The map would be three dimensional and would correspond in scale to the two axes displayed on the screen of the portable unit while the third dimensional or axis can be viewed by moving the device perpendicular to the plane of the screen of the portable device forming a rectangular cuboid.Type: GrantFiled: December 26, 2011Date of Patent: September 16, 2014Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventor: Thaddeus John Gabara
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Publication number: 20140229104Abstract: A portable unit is moved along at least one of the orientations of a vector. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 21, 2014Publication date: August 14, 2014Applicant: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Thomas Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8711004Abstract: One estimate indicates that rubbernecking and congestion consumes about 4% of this country's fuel. Two approaches are presented to help solve this problem. The first uses shields to block the view of a car accident. Rubbernecking is reduced since the visibility of the car accident is reduced. A second approach uses mobile flat units that can be remotely controlled to enter a roadway that is carrying active traffic. The traffic runs over these units that are being moved until the master processor indicates that the mobile flat units are in position. A post is extended from the flat unit that issues commands to the motorists so the master processor can begin to control and reduce congestion. Both approaches can be used to help decrease fuel waste in the US.Type: GrantFiled: January 3, 2010Date of Patent: April 29, 2014Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Cassandra Marlene Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8706400Abstract: A background map remains stationary while a portable unit moves within a plane parallel to the screen of the portable unit. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements within the plane between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: GrantFiled: December 5, 2013Date of Patent: April 22, 2014Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Thomas Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Publication number: 20140100084Abstract: An apparatus which can be operated in one of two modes. The apparatus has a plurality of legs, a processor, at least one electronic motor controlled by the processor, a plurality of mechanical gears coupled to the at least one electronic motor, the plurality of mechanical gears are configured to adjust a length of the at least one leg wherein a point on a surface of the apparatus can be adjusted in height. The plurality of legs can be adjusted in length to slant the surface of the apparatus at an angle or to vary a height of the surface of the apparatus. The two modes may include an upside down mode wherein the apparatus is configured to operate as a toddler gym or a right side up mode where the apparatus is configured to operates as the table.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 13, 2013Publication date: April 10, 2014Applicant: TrackThings LLCInventors: Serena Marlene Gabara, Helen Mary Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Publication number: 20140092129Abstract: A background map remains stationary while a portable unit moves within a plane parallel to the screen of the portable unit. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements within the plane between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 5, 2013Publication date: April 3, 2014Applicant: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Thomas Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Publication number: 20140086140Abstract: A mobile device which is moved within this network can stay connected to the network. The net work routes signals horn client to client and from the internet to client using transceivers. The transceivers in the relay can be a software radio and can be software controlled. Streams of bits are transferred from a source to a destination in a wireless network. Portions of these streams of bits can be transferred between these software radios to distribute signals in the network In addition, servers can be located within the network to provide local and immediate high bandwidth information. As the bandwidth increases, the range of the wireless signal typically decreases.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2013Publication date: March 27, 2014Applicant: TrackThings LLCInventor: Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8620545Abstract: A background map remains stationary while a portable unit moves within a plane parallel to the screen of the portable unit. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements within the plane between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2013Date of Patent: December 31, 2013Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Thomas Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8616893Abstract: An apparatus is described that allows a table to be turned upside down so that a toddler can use the upright legs as grips and the horizontal cross support beams as obstacles to master the art of stepping over this obstacle height of the cross support beams. Once the art of stepping is mastered, the table is flipped upright to function as a table again. Several adjustments are added to a table so that the height of the cross support beams and length of the legs can be adjusted to provide a range of mastering possibilities when in the upside down position. When flipped upright, the surface of the table can have adjustable to have uniform height or a top that slants.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2011Date of Patent: December 31, 2013Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Serena Marlene Gabara, Helen Mary Gabara, Thaddeus Gabara
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Publication number: 20130328939Abstract: A background map remains stationary while a portable unit moves within a plane parallel to the screen of the portable unit. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements within the plane between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2013Publication date: December 12, 2013Applicant: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Publication number: 20130250100Abstract: A power saving system comprising a visual monitoring system locating a user, a first end of a link coupled to a first transceiver, a second end of the link coupled to a second transceiver, a component coupled to the first transceiver and the visual monitoring system locates the user being beyond a distance to access the component, whereby the link is deactivated and an overall power usage of the link is minimized. The link is activated when the visual monitoring system locates the user being within the distance to access the component.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2013Publication date: September 26, 2013Applicant: TrackThings LLCInventors: Quinton Andrew Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8532919Abstract: A background map remains stationary relative to a portable unit while the portable unit moves within a plane parallel to the screen of the portable unit. As the user moves the unit, images of the background map appear on the screen of the portable device. The user scans the stationary map presented on the screen of the portable unit. This has several benefits since now relative distances and angular displacements within the plane between objects that are outside of the range of the screen of the handheld unit can be immediately be located and placed into view on the screen of a portable unit. The handheld unit is like a Sliding Window which provides a view of this image of a stationary map lying in the background of the portable unit.Type: GrantFiled: December 26, 2011Date of Patent: September 10, 2013Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Asher Thomas Gabara, Constance Marie Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8451118Abstract: Theft increases the average product cost to consumers. A mentoring system is presented that can help to reduce or prevent the inventory from lost or theft. Theft is a serious concern in the consumer market place. Industry loses billions per year on theft of merchandise. According to a Reuters report, last year, thefts by employees of U.S. retail merchandise accounted for $15.9 billion, or 44 percent of theft losses at stores, more than shoplifting and vendor fraud combined. Thus,total thief by the customers and store employees during the year 2008 amounted to $36 billion. Several embodiments of ways to control or reduce the thefts in the market place are presented.Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 2010Date of Patent: May 28, 2013Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventors: Quinton Andrew Gabara, Thaddeus John Gabara
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Patent number: 8410927Abstract: The basic invention uses a portable device that can contain a camera, a database, and a text, voice or visual entry to control the storage of an image into a database. Furthermore, the stored image can be associated with text, color, visual or audio. The stored images can be used to guide the user towards a target that the user does not recall its current location. The user's commands can be issued verbally, textually or by scrolling through the target images in the database until the desired one is found. This target can be shoes, pink sneakers, a toy or some comparable items that the user needs to find.Type: GrantFiled: May 25, 2012Date of Patent: April 2, 2013Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventor: Constance Gabara
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Patent number: 8212668Abstract: The basic invention uses a portable device that can contain a camera, a database, and a text, voice or visual entry to control the storage of an image into a database. Furthermore, the stored image can be associated with text, color, visual or audio. The stored images can be used to guide the user towards a target that the user does not recall its current location. The user's commands can be issued verbally, textually or by scrolling through the target images in the database until the desired one is found. This target can be shoes, pink sneakers, a toy or some comparable items that the user needs to find.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2011Date of Patent: July 3, 2012Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventor: Constance Marie Gabara
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Patent number: 8090159Abstract: The basic invention uses biometric signals to help identify the name of a family member, acquaintance or newly met individual. The biometric signals include facial and voice recognition. In addition, the invention can interactively produce the name of an individual met for the first time just after that individual shakes your hand and introduces themselves. Most people forget this name since they are concentrating on maintaining a conversation. An earphone plug can physically connect the handheld unit to the ear canal of the user and the identity of the individual is electronically passed over the wire to the user. A handheld unit identifies the individual and whispers their name into the ear canal. An earphone is physically connected to the handheld unit via a wire. This allows the identity of the individual to be electronically passed over the wire to the user. By touching the portable unit which is inserted into the ear canal, the name is whispered into the canal.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2010Date of Patent: January 3, 2012Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventor: Constance Marie Gabara
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Patent number: 7986230Abstract: The basic invention uses a portable device that can contain a camera, a database, and a text, voice or visual entry to control the storage of an image and its location into a database. The database can be distributed over several memory arrays in different devices. Furthermore, the stored image can be associated with text, color, visual or audio data. The stored images can be used to guide the user towards a target if the user does not recall the current location. The user's commands can be issued verbally, textually or by scrolling through the target images in the database until the desired one is found. This target can be shoes, pink sneakers, a toy or some comparable items, etc. that the user desires to find.Type: GrantFiled: November 14, 2006Date of Patent: July 26, 2011Assignee: TrackThings LLCInventor: Constance Gabara