Patents by Inventor Boris Apotovsky
Boris Apotovsky 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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Patent number: 9641535Abstract: A system and method for providing access to an object over a network may comprise hosting an object on a distributed data processing system accessible over the network, the object contained within a cell; generating, by a cell access provider, a unique and random address for the cell containing the object, utilizing an address resolution module and providing, by the cell access provider, the unique and random address to a computing device of a unique consumer; and upon receipt of the unique and random address from the unique user, matching the unique and random address with the cell to facilitate access by the unique user to the object. The object may comprise a virtual object acting as a cell for facilitating access to one or more additional objects. The virtual object cell may contain one or more unique and random addresses facilitating access to one or more additional objects.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2016Date of Patent: May 2, 2017Assignee: Servmax, Inc.Inventors: Boris Apotovsky, Oleksii Koliadin
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Publication number: 20160202917Abstract: A system and method for providing access to an object over a network may comprise hosting an object on a distributed data processing system accessible over the network, the object contained within a cell; generating, by a cell access provider, a unique and random address for the cell containing the object, utilizing an address resolution module and providing, by the cell access provider, the unique and random address to a computing device of a unique consumer; and upon receipt of the unique and random address from the unique user, matching the unique and random address with the cell to facilitate access by the unique user to the object. The object may comprise a virtual object acting as a cell for facilitating access to one or more additional objects. The virtual object cell may contain one or more unique and random addresses facilitating access to one or more additional objects.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2016Publication date: July 14, 2016Inventors: Boris Apotovsky, Oleksii Koliadin
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Patent number: 9325711Abstract: A system and method for providing access to an object over a network may comprise hosting an object on a distributed data processing system accessible over the network, the object contained within a cell; generating, by a cell access provider, a unique and random address for the cell containing the object, utilizing an address resolution module and providing, by the cell access provider, the unique and random address to a computing device of a unique consumer; and upon receipt of the unique and random address from the unique user, matching the unique and random address with the cell to facilitate access by the unique user to the object. The object may comprise a virtual object acting as a cell for facilitating access to one or more additional objects. The virtual object cell may contain one or more unique and random addresses facilitating access to one or more additional objects.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 2013Date of Patent: April 26, 2016Assignee: Servmax, Inc.Inventors: Boris Apotovsky, Oleksii Koliadin
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Publication number: 20140173706Abstract: A system and method for providing access to an object over a network may comprise hosting an object on a distributed data processing system accessible over the network, the object contained within a cell; generating, by a cell access provider, a unique and random address for the cell containing the object, utilizing an address resolution module and providing, by the cell access provider, the unique and random address to a computing device of a unique consumer; and upon receipt of the unique and random address from the unique user, matching the unique and random address with the cell to facilitate access by the unique user to the object. The object may comprise a virtual object acting as a cell for facilitating access to one or more additional objects. The virtual object cell may contain one or more unique and random addresses facilitating access to one or more additional objects.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2013Publication date: June 19, 2014Applicant: Servmax, Inc.Inventors: Boris Apotovsky, Oleksii Koliadin
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Publication number: 20050044231Abstract: An internet-based system for transferring dynamic information from a service provider to an entity includes an icon at the entity's workstation for directing the entity to a communicator at the web site of the service provider. Further, the communicator directs the entity to interconnected modules at the web site of the service provider where categorized aspects of the dynamic information are respectively presented for collective use by individual modules. Specifically, this information concerns the performance status of specific tasks necessary for the completion of a defined project for the particular entity.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 8, 2003Publication date: February 24, 2005Inventor: Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 6541763Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector comprising a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module comprises a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2002Date of Patent: April 1, 2003Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Dory, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Publication number: 20020148957Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector comprising a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module comprises a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 15, 2002Publication date: October 17, 2002Applicant: Digirad Corporation, a Delaware corporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Dory, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Publication number: 20020079456Abstract: A radiation detector for detecting ionizing radiation. The detector includes a semiconductor having at least two sides. A bias electrode is formed on one side of the semiconductor. A signal electrode is formed on a side of the semiconductor and is used to detect the energy level of the ionizing radiation. A third electrode (the control electrode) is also formed on the semiconductor. The control electrode shares charges induced by the ionizing radiation with the signal electrode, shielding the signal electrode until the charge clouds are close to the signal electrode. The control electrode also alters the electric field within the semiconductor, such that the field guides the charge clouds toward the signal electrode when the clouds closely approach the signal electrode. As a result, signal loss due to trapped charge carriers (i.e., electrons or holes) is minimized, and low-energy tailing is virtually eliminated.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2001Publication date: June 27, 2002Applicant: Digirad Corporation, a California corporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Jack F. Butler, Boris Apotovsky, Richard L. Conwell, F. Patrick Doty, Stanley J. Friesenhahn
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Patent number: 6333504Abstract: A radiation detector for detecting ionizing radiation. The detector includes a semiconductor having at least two sides. A bias electrode is formed on one side of the semiconductor. A signal electrode is formed on a side of the semiconductor and is used to detect the energy level of the ionizing radiation. A third electrode (the control electrode) is also formed on the semiconductor. The control electrode shares charges induced by the ionizing radiation with the signal electrode, shielding the signal electrode until the charge clouds are close to the signal electrode. The control electrode also alters the electric field within the semiconductor, such that the field guides the charge clouds toward the signal electrode when the clouds closely approach the signal electrode. As a result, signal loss due to trapped charge carriers (i.e., electrons or holes) is minimized, and low-energy tailing is virtually eliminated.Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2000Date of Patent: December 25, 2001Inventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Jack F. Butler, Boris Apotovsky, Richard L. Conwell, F. Patrick Doty, Stanley J. Friesenhahn
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Publication number: 20010025928Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector comprising a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module comprises a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 30, 2001Publication date: October 4, 2001Applicant: Digirad Corporation, a Delaware corporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 6194715Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector including a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module includes a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 1999Date of Patent: February 27, 2001Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 6172362Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector including a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module includes a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 1999Date of Patent: January 9, 2001Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 6091070Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector comprising a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module comprises a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 1997Date of Patent: July 18, 2000Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 6046454Abstract: A radiation detector for detecting ionizing radiation. The detector includes a semiconductor having at least two sides. A bias electrode is formed on one side of the semiconductor. A signal electrode is formed on a side of the semiconductor and is used to detect the energy level of the ionizing radiation. A third electrode (the control electrode) is also formed on the semiconductor. The control electrode shares charges induced by the ionizing radiation with the signal electrode, shielding the signal electrode until the charge clouds are close to the signal electrode. The control electrode also alters the electric field within the semiconductor, such that the field guides the charge clouds toward the signal electrode when the clouds closely approach the signal electrode. As a result, signal loss due to trapped charge carriers (i.e., electrons or holes) is minimized, and low-energy tailing is virtually eliminated.Type: GrantFiled: October 3, 1997Date of Patent: April 4, 2000Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Jack F. Butler, Boris Apotovsky, Richard L. Conwell, F. Patrick Doty, Stanley J. Friesenhahn
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Patent number: 5847396Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector comprising a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module comprises a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: GrantFiled: July 3, 1997Date of Patent: December 8, 1998Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 5786597Abstract: A high-energy photon imaging system including an imaging head, a signal processor, a data acquisition system and an image processing computer. The imaging head includes a detector comprising a plurality of closely-packed detection modules. Each detection module comprises a plurality of detection elements mounted to a circuit carrier. The detection elements produce electrical pulses having amplitudes indicative of the magnitude of radiation absorbed by the detection elements. The circuit carrier includes channels for conditioning and processing the signals generated by corresponding detection elements and for preparing the processed signals for further processing by a signal processor. Each conditioning and processing channel stores the amplitudes of the detection element electrical pulses exceeding a predetermined threshold. The detection modules employ a fall-through circuit which automatically finds only those detection elements that have a stored pulse amplitude exceeding the threshold.Type: GrantFiled: June 28, 1996Date of Patent: July 28, 1998Assignee: Digirad CorporationInventors: Clinton L. Lingren, Stanley J. Friesenhahn, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, William L. Ashburn, Frank L. Augustine, Boris Apotovsky
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Patent number: 5677539Abstract: A radiation detector for detecting ionizing radiation. The detector includes a semiconductor having at least two sides. A bias electrode is formed on one side of the semiconductor. A signal electrode is formed on a side of the semiconductor and is used to detect the energy level of the ionizing radiation. A third electrode (the control electrode) is also formed on the semiconductor. The control electrode shares charges induced by the ionizing radiation with the signal electrode, until the charge clouds are close to the signal electrode. The control electrode also alters the electric field within the semiconductor, such that the field guides the charge clouds toward the signal electrode when the clouds closely approach the signal electrode. As a result, trapping of charge carrying radiation (i.e., electrons or holes) is minimized, and low-energy tailing is virtually eliminated.Type: GrantFiled: October 13, 1995Date of Patent: October 14, 1997Assignee: DigiradInventors: Boris Apotovsky, Clinton L. Lingren, Ashot Oganesyan, Bo Pi, Jack F. Butler, F. Patrick Doty, Richard L. Conwell, Stanley J. Friesenhahn