Patents by Inventor Alan Arsinow
Alan Arsinow 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: 20240310979Abstract: A room communication kiosk integrated within a campus communication system. The room communication kiosk includes a touchscreen device. The touchscreen device is configured to: display one or more user function widgets on the touchscreen; sense one or more user touch gestures interacting with the one or more user function widgets displayed on the touchscreen; and generate a signal responsive to the one or more user touch gestures. The room communication kiosk is further configured to: receive the signal responsive to the one or more user touch gestures; interpret the signal responsive to the one or more user touch gestures based on the one or more user function widgets to determine a kiosk action for the campus communication system; and communicate the kiosk action to the campus communication system over the network interface.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2023Publication date: September 19, 2024Applicant: Rauland-Borg CorporationInventors: Stacie Dinse, Peter Holtermann, Alan Arsinow, Robert Gorelik, Jeoff Hines
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Patent number: 11410257Abstract: A networked school communication system is provided that includes a district server configured to manage at least one communication system located within a district location managed by the district server. This communication system includes at least one message board including a housing with a front face, a message board interface for receiving message board commands, and a plurality of lighting elements located at the front face of the housing and configurable by the message board commands received over the message board interface.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2019Date of Patent: August 9, 2022Assignee: Rauland-Borg CorporationInventors: David Sudman, Alan Arsinow, Kevin Koga, Jon Scheer, Brent Yard
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Patent number: 11393326Abstract: A school communication system includes: a district server configured to manage at least one communication system located within a district location managed by the district server; a district network configured to communicatively couple the at least one communication system and the district server; and the at least one communication system. The at least one communication system comprises: a network switch configured to integrate communication equipment associated with the district location; and campus controller. The campus controller is configured to: receive an emergency drill configuration from the district server; receive a signal to begin an emergency drill; perform one or more actions in the emergency drill via the network switch; and report that the drill was initiated.Type: GrantFiled: September 12, 2019Date of Patent: July 19, 2022Assignee: Rauland-Borg CorporationInventors: Alan Arsinow, Peter Holtermann, Stacie Dinse
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Publication number: 20210082274Abstract: A school communication system includes: a district server configured to manage at least one communication system located within a district location managed by the district server; a district network configured to communicatively couple the at least one communication system and the district server; and the at least one communication system. The at least one communication system comprises: a network switch configured to integrate communication equipment associated with the district location; and campus controller. The campus controller is configured to: receive an emergency drill configuration from the district server; receive a signal to begin an emergency drill; perform one or more actions in the emergency drill via the network switch; and report that the drill was initiated.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 12, 2019Publication date: March 18, 2021Applicant: Rauland-Borg CorporationInventors: Peter Holtermann, Alan Arsinow, Stacie Dinse
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Publication number: 20200221549Abstract: A school communication system with an integrated status indicator light is provided. The school communication system includes: a campus controller for controlling communication equipment for at least one school campus; a plurality of classroom controllers associated with the plurality of classrooms on a one-to-one basis, each classroom controller of the plurality of classroom controllers is coupled to the campus controller and configured to control classroom communication equipment for its associated classroom; and a plurality of status indicator lights associated with the plurality of classrooms on a one-to-one basis. Each status indicator light includes one or more light segments; and a network interface configured for communication with a single classroom controller of the plurality of classroom controllers. A state of the first light segment and a state of the second light segment are user configurable from the user interface.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 8, 2019Publication date: July 9, 2020Applicant: Rauland-Borg CorporationInventors: David Sudman, Alan Arsinow, Kevin Koga, Jon Scheer
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Publication number: 20200219217Abstract: A networked school communication system is provided that includes a district server configured to manage at least one communication system located within a district location managed by the district server. This communication system includes at least one message board including a housing with a front face, a message board interface for receiving message board commands, and a plurality of lighting elements located at the front face of the housing and configurable by the message board commands received over the message board interface.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2019Publication date: July 9, 2020Applicant: Rauland-Borg CorporationInventors: David Sudman, Alan Arsinow, Kevin Koga, Jon Scheer, Brent Yard
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Publication number: 20160165369Abstract: A system and method are provided for control and integration of a school intercom system within each of a plurality of schools within a school district. The plurality of school intercom systems are controlled, at the district level, by a district datacenter which administers a web-based user interface. An administrator can log into the web-based user interface to configure the functionality of the various school intercom systems within the various schools of the districts. The log in credentials control which schools the administrator will have access to. Over the web-based user interface, the school administrator can configure the school intercom systems such that they are configured to perform several functions such as live paging, event schedule management, emergency event management and running pre-defined sequence events.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 8, 2014Publication date: June 9, 2016Inventors: Michael C. Perkins, Reuben P. Garcia, Stacie V. Dinse, Alan Arsinow, Steve Goering, Karthik N. Srivathsa, Peter C. Holtermann