Patents by Inventor Chad E. Barth

Chad E. Barth 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).

  • Method and system for organizing and storing manufacturing process information
    Patent number: 10909480
    Abstract: A method and system for capturing, organizing, storing, and analyzing manufacturing process information, with storage and performance characteristics suitable for use in resource-constrained embedded devices. Process information is organized into extensible Channels, each of which captures information stored as extensible Events, each of which may include Metric, Category Value, Annotation, and System Fields. Shared Boundaries between Channels make it easier to organize, store, interrelate, analyze, and explore information. Channel Boundary Relationships (e.g., Coupling, Fragmenting, Projecting, and Aggregating) create shared Boundaries; and can create, or be combined to create, sets of Channels that share Boundaries (referred to as a Slice Set).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 29, 2017
    Date of Patent: February 2, 2021
    Assignee: Vorne Industries, Inc.
    Inventors: Ramon A. Vorne, Phillip Howell, Benjamin D. Saks, Chad E. Barth
  • Method and System for Organizing and Storing Manufacturing Process Information
    Publication number: 20180121839
    Abstract: A method and system for capturing, organizing, storing, and analyzing manufacturing process information, with storage and performance characteristics suitable for use in resource-constrained embedded devices. Process information is organized into extensible Channels, each of which captures information stored as extensible Events, each of which may include Metric, Category Value, Annotation, and System Fields. Shared Boundaries between Channels make it easier to organize, store, interrelate, analyze, and explore information. Channel Boundary Relationships (e.g., Coupling, Fragmenting, Projecting, and Aggregating) create shared Boundaries; and can create, or be combined to create, sets of Channels that share Boundaries (referred to as a Slice Set).
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 29, 2017
    Publication date: May 3, 2018
    Inventors: Ramon A. Vome, Phillip Howell, Benjamin D. Saks, Chad E. Barth
  • Method and system for organizing and storing manufacturing process information
    Patent number: 9864961
    Abstract: A method and system for capturing, organizing, storing, and analyzing manufacturing process information, with storage and performance characteristics suitable for use in resource-constrained embedded devices. Process information is organized into extensible Channels, each of which captures information stored as extensible Events, each of which may include Metric, Category Value, Annotation, and System Fields. Shared Boundaries between Channels make it easier to organize, store, interrelate, analyze, and explore information. Channel Boundary Relationships (e.g., Coupling, Fragmenting, Projecting, and Aggregating) create shared Boundaries; and can create, or be combined to create, sets of Channels that share Boundaries (referred to as a Slice Set).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 12, 2014
    Date of Patent: January 9, 2018
    Assignee: Vorne Industries, Inc.
    Inventors: Ramon A. Vorne, Phillip Howell, Benjamin D. Saks, Chad E. Barth
  • Method and System for Organizing and Storing Manufacturing Process Information
    Publication number: 20140337300
    Abstract: A method and system for capturing, organizing, storing, and analyzing manufacturing process information, with storage and performance characteristics suitable for use in resource-constrained embedded devices. Process information is organized into extensible Channels, each of which captures information stored as extensible Events, each of which may include Metric, Category Value, Annotation, and System Fields. Shared Boundaries between Channels make it easier to organize, store, interrelate, analyze, and explore information. Channel Boundary Relationships (e.g., Coupling, Fragmenting, Projecting, and Aggregating) create shared Boundaries; and can create, or be combined to create, sets of Channels that share Boundaries (referred to as a Slice Set).
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 12, 2014
    Publication date: November 13, 2014
    Applicant: Vorne Industries, Inc.
    Inventors: Ramon A. Vorne, Phillip Howell, Benjamin D. Saks, Chad E. Barth