Patents by Inventor Charles Gilbert
Charles Gilbert 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: 20220396762Abstract: The disclosure provides compositions and methods for growing programmable enzyme-functionalized and sense-and-response bacterial cellulose living materials with engineered microbial co-cultures.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 21, 2020Publication date: December 15, 2022Applicants: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Imperial College Innovations LimitedInventors: Timothy Kuan-Ta Lu, Tzu-Chieh Tang, Wolfgang Ott, Tom Ellis, Charles Gilbert
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Patent number: 9652786Abstract: A method for attributing revenue for embedded software that displays advertising. The method includes the first step of determining the presence of more than one type of embedded software on a given client site. Then, the process assigns priority based on the length of time each type has resided on the client system and the source of each type, followed by classifying each software type, based on the history of present and predecessor copies of the software. A distribution factor is applied to each software type, based on the amount of advertising displayed by each software type and the length of time each software type has been installed. The partner revenue is distributed based on the distribution factor applied to each software type and a rate table.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2014Date of Patent: May 16, 2017Assignee: Gula Consulting Limited Liability CompanyInventors: David L. Goulden, Charles Gilbert, Craig Zeldin
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Publication number: 20140129304Abstract: A method for attributing revenue for embedded software. The method includes the first step of determining the presence of more than one type of embedded software on a given client site. Then, the process assigns priority based on the length of time each type has resided on the client system and the source of each type, followed by classifying each software type, based on the history of present and predecessor copies of the software. A distribution factor is applied to each software type, based on priority and classification, partner revenue is distributed based on the distribution factor applied to each software type.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 16, 2014Publication date: May 8, 2014Applicant: Carhamm Ltd., LLCInventors: David L. GOULDEN, Charles GILBERT, Craig ZELDIN
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Patent number: 8645941Abstract: A method for attributing revenue for embedded software. The method includes the first step of determining the presence of more than one type of embedded software on a given client site. Then, the process assigns priority based on the length of time each type has resided on the client system and the source of each type, followed by classifying each software type, based on the history of present and predecessor copies of the software. A distribution factor is applied to each software type, based on priority and classification, partner revenue is distributed based on the distribution factor applied to each software type.Type: GrantFiled: March 6, 2006Date of Patent: February 4, 2014Assignee: Carhamm Ltd., LLCInventors: David L. Goulden, Charles Gilbert, Craig Zeldin
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Publication number: 20120022035Abstract: The invention relates to select squalamine salts, methods of their synthesis, their therapeutic use and their advantages relating to manufacturing, product stability and toxicity. More specifically, this application is directed to various forms of the dilactate salt of squalamine and their utility in inhibiting neovascularization and endothelial cell proliferation.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 23, 2011Publication date: January 26, 2012Inventors: Eric Chellquist, Mary Doubleday, Charles Gilbert, Xuehai Zhang, Michael McLane, Kyle Armbruster, Roy C. Levitt
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Patent number: 7981876Abstract: The invention relates to select squalamine salts, methods of their synthesis, their therapeutic use and their advantages relating to manufacturing, product stability and toxicity. More specifically, this application is directed to various forms of the dilactate salt of squalamine and their utility in inhibiting neovascularization and endothelial cell proliferation.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 2006Date of Patent: July 19, 2011Assignee: Ohr Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Inventors: Eric Chellquist, Mary Doubleday, Charles Gilbert, Xuehai Zhang, Michael McLane, Kyle Armbruster, Roy C. Levitt
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Publication number: 20100228592Abstract: Media is provided to a client device in response to a request with dynamically selected advertisements. One or more advertisements can be dynamically selected by an application server based on user data, advertisement parameters and other data to provide in or near the requested media. Attributes can be determined for one or more advertisement sets in which advertisements are placed within the requested media. The advertisement sets may be configured with the identified advertisements by an application server, and the requested media content and identified ads can be provided to the requesting client device.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2009Publication date: September 9, 2010Applicant: ZillionTV CorporationInventors: Andrew T. Anderson, Charles Gilbert, Vinod Viswanathan, Wiliam Luciw, Madhusudan Therani
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Patent number: 7480862Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 2001Date of Patent: January 20, 2009Assignee: Claria CorporationInventors: Jax B. Cowden, Kevin V. Dahlstrom, Scott G. Eagle, Charles Gilbert, Philip D. Hollrah, Anthony G. Martin, Jeffrey A. McFadden, Mark E. Pennell, Marc E. Silverberg
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Publication number: 20070010504Abstract: The invention relates to select squalamine salts, methods of their synthesis, their therapeutic use and their advantages relating to manufacturing, product stability and toxicity. More specifically, this application is directed to various forms of the dilactate salt of squalamine and their utility in inhibiting neovascularization and endothelial cell proliferation.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2006Publication date: January 11, 2007Inventors: Eric Chellquist, Mary Doubleday, Charles Gilbert, Xuehai Zhang, Michael McLane, Kyle Armbruster, Roy Levitt
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Patent number: 7162739Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 2001Date of Patent: January 9, 2007Assignee: Claria CorporationInventors: Jax B. Cowden, Kevin V. Dahlstrom, Scott G. Eagle, Charles Gilbert, Philip D. Hollrah, Anthony G. Martin, Jeffrey A. McFadden, Mark E. Pennell, Marc E. Silverberg
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Publication number: 20060235784Abstract: A method for attributing revenue for embedded software. The method includes the first step of determining the presence of more than one type of embedded software on a given client site. Then, the process assigns priority based on the length of time each type has resided on the client system and the source of each type, followed by classifying each software type, based on the history of present and predecessor copies of the software. A distribution factor is applied to each software type, based on priority and classification, partner revenue is distributed based on the distribution factor applied to each software type.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 6, 2006Publication date: October 19, 2006Inventors: David Goulden, Charles Gilbert, Craig Zeldin
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Patent number: 6968507Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: GrantFiled: November 27, 2001Date of Patent: November 22, 2005Assignee: Claria CorporationInventors: Mark E. Pennell, L. Scott Primak, Charles Gilbert
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Publication number: 20050198587Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 6, 2005Publication date: September 8, 2005Inventors: Mark Pennell, L. Primak, Charles Gilbert
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Patent number: 6732077Abstract: A speech recognition equipped geographic information recording apparatus and method. In one embodiment, a mobile data terminal has a communication node therein. A geographic mapping system is integral with the mobile data terminal, and is coupled to the communication node. A speech recognition system adapted to receive verbal information is also coupled to the mobile data terminal. The speech recognition system is adapted to receive attribute data verbalized by an operator of the mobile data terminal. Additionally, the speech recognition system is adapted to receive operating commands verbalized by an operator of the mobile data terminal. The communication node of the mobile data terminal includes a transmitter for sending information from the mobile data terminal to a desired location, and a receiver for receiving information from a desired location. In the present embodiment, a real-time communication link exists between the mobile data terminal and the desired location.Type: GrantFiled: May 28, 1996Date of Patent: May 4, 2004Assignee: Trimble Navigation LimitedInventors: Charles Gilbert, James M. Janky, Charles N. Branch, Mark E. Nichols
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Publication number: 20030101241Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2001Publication date: May 29, 2003Inventors: Jax B. Cowden, Kevin V. Dahlstrom, Scott G. Eagle, Charles Gilbert, Philip D. Hollrah, Anthony G. Martin, Jeffrey A. McFadden, Marc E. Silverberg
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Publication number: 20030098883Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2001Publication date: May 29, 2003Inventors: Mark E. Pennell, L. Scott Primak, Charles Gilbert
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Publication number: 20030101242Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2001Publication date: May 29, 2003Inventors: Jax B. Cowden, Kevin V. Dahlstrom, Scott G. Eagle, Charles Gilbert, Philip D. Hollrah, Anthony G. Martin, Jeffrey A. McFadden, Mark E. Pennell, Marc E. Silverberg
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Publication number: 20030098882Abstract: In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 27, 2001Publication date: May 29, 2003Inventors: Jax B. Cowden, Kevin V. Dahlstrom, Scott G. Eagle, Charles Gilbert, Philip D. Hollrah, Anthony G. Martin, Jeffrey A. McFadden, Mark E. Pennell, Marc E. Silverberg
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Patent number: 6546360Abstract: A system and method for determining when portable devices require service. In one embodiment, the system is co-located with the portable device and includes a sensor, positioning system receiver and communication transmitter. The sensor senses when the portable device requires service. The positioning system receiver receives positioning signals, such as positioning signals issued by the Global Positioning System, (GPS), and uses the positioning system signals to determine the location of the portable device. The communications transmitter transmits a service signal to a service base station to indicate that the portable device requires service. The service signal includes the determined location of the portable device, thereby eliminating the need for service personnel to physically inspect every portable device in order to determine if any portable devices require service.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 1998Date of Patent: April 8, 2003Assignee: Trimble Navigation LimitedInventors: Charles Gilbert, Brian Westfall
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Patent number: 6430504Abstract: A control system for a combined GPS receiver and pseudolite receiver that allows adjustment of a number of data collection (i.e., configuration) parameters for the receiver. Preferably, a single interface allows for setting multiple parameters at the same time. Setting the configuration parameters may be in response to a user input specifying a desired quality of position estimate to be provided by the receiver and may be accomplished using a slide bar control. The slide bar control may be a graphical representation displayed to the user and may allow the user to choose from a number of predetermined settings, each corresponding to a set of different configuration parameters for the receiver.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 2000Date of Patent: August 6, 2002Assignee: Trimble Navigation Ltd.Inventors: Charles Gilbert, Ann Ciganer