Patents by Inventor Adolfo Meza
Adolfo Meza has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20170061392Abstract: Automated event creation for talent-venue pairings. In an embodiment, a plurality of talent profiles and venue profiles are created, each comprising information for a talent or venue, respectively. Information in one or more talent profiles is compared to information in one or more venue profiles to identify at least one match between a talent and a venue. A representation of an event is generated based on the at least one match, wherein the event comprises at least one action performed by the talent at the venue. One or more potential patrons of the event are identified and invited to the event.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 2, 2016Publication date: March 2, 2017Inventors: Adolfo Meza-Guinea, Robert Hugh Jenkins
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Patent number: 9554719Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 2013Date of Patent: January 31, 2017Assignee: TOSENSE, INC.Inventors: Matthew Banet, Gregory Kent Feld, Marshal Singh Dillon, Adolfo Meza-Guinea, Susan Meeks Pede, Andrew Terry
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Patent number: 9339203Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 2013Date of Patent: May 17, 2016Assignee: TOSENSE, INC.Inventors: Matthew Banet, Gregory Kent Feld, Marshal Singh Dhillon, Adolfo Meza-Guinea, Susan Meeks Pede, Andrew Terry
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Patent number: 9339201Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 2013Date of Patent: May 17, 2016Assignee: TOSENSE, INC.Inventors: Matthew Banet, Gregory Kent Feld, Marshal Singh Dhillon, Adolfo Meza-Guinea, Susan Meeks Pede, Andrew Terry
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Patent number: 9282894Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: GrantFiled: October 8, 2013Date of Patent: March 15, 2016Assignee: TOSENSE, INC.Inventors: Matthew Banet, Gregory Kent Feld, Marshal Singh Dhillon, Adolfo Meza-Guinea, Susan Meeks Pede, Andrew Terry
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Publication number: 20150005650Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2013Publication date: January 1, 2015Inventors: Matt Banet, Greg Feld, Marshal Dhillon, Adolfo Meza, Susan Pede, Drew Terry
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Publication number: 20150005652Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2013Publication date: January 1, 2015Applicant: Perminova Inc.Inventors: Matt Banet, Greg Feld, Marshal Dhillon, Adolfo Meza, Susan Pede, Drew Terry
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Publication number: 20140107511Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2013Publication date: April 17, 2014Applicant: Perminova Inc.Inventors: Matt Banet, Greg Feld, Marshal Dhillon, Adolfo Meza, Susan Pede, Drew Terry
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Publication number: 20140107509Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2013Publication date: April 17, 2014Applicant: Perminova IncInventors: Matt Banet, Greg Feld, Marshal Dhillon, Adolfo Meza, Susan Pede, Drew Terry
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Publication number: 20140107513Abstract: The present invention provides an improved, Internet-based system that seamlessly collects cardiovascular data from a patient before, during, and after a procedure for EP or an ID. During an EP procedure, the system collects information describing the patient's response to PES and the ablation process, ECG waveforms and their various features, HR and other vital signs, HR variability, cardiac arrhythmias, patient demographics, and patient outcomes. Once these data are collected, the system stores them on an Internet-accessible computer system that can deploy a collection of user-selected and custom-developed algorithms. Before and after the procedure, the system also integrates with body-worn and/or programmers that interrogate implanted devices to collect similar data while the patient is either ambulatory, or in a clinic associated with the hospital. A data-collection/storage module, featuring database interface, stores physiological and procedural information measured from the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 8, 2013Publication date: April 17, 2014Applicant: Perminova Inc.Inventors: Matt Banet, Greg Feld, Marshal Dhillon, Adolfo Meza, Susan Pede, Drew Terry
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Patent number: D810700Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 2016Date of Patent: February 20, 2018Assignee: Rain Bird CorporationInventors: Robert H. Jenkins, John E. Price, Adolfo Meza-Guinea, Paul E. Lierheimer, Charles S. Curbbun, Lee-Anne Stossell, William J. Leach