Patents by Inventor Darrel Eugene Self
Darrel Eugene Self 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: 11855332Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device's display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset's travel, storage or use.Type: GrantFiled: March 14, 2022Date of Patent: December 26, 2023Assignee: TSG R&D2, LLCInventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Publication number: 20230238682Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device’s display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset’s travel, storage, or use.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 3, 2023Publication date: July 27, 2023Applicant: TSG R&D-2, LLCInventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Publication number: 20220276078Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device's display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset's travel, storage or use.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 14, 2022Publication date: September 1, 2022Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Patent number: 11274946Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device's display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset's travel, storage or use.Type: GrantFiled: April 5, 2021Date of Patent: March 15, 2022Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Publication number: 20210223069Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device's display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset's travel, storage or use.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 5, 2021Publication date: July 22, 2021Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Patent number: 10969255Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device's display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset's travel, storage or use.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 2019Date of Patent: April 6, 2021Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Patent number: 10894439Abstract: A device provides a way to organize papers, folders, and bills or invoices. It also provides a way to set a status for such documents, such as pending or paid, and other status notations. And, it provides a way to provide a reminder that is inexpensive and easy to use. The device includes a manually rotatable wheel disposed inside a holder, the holder having first and second windows for viewing indicia. The rotatable wheel has indicia disposed on an outer ring for display through the first window, and has indicia disposed on an inner ring for display through the second window. The first window is a top window, and indicates status of the bill. The second window provides indicia which is explanatory of the indicia appearing in the first window.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2019Date of Patent: January 19, 2021Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Publication number: 20200147995Abstract: A device provides a way to organize papers, folders, and bills or invoices. It also provides a way to set a status for such documents, such as pending or paid, and other status notations. And, it provides a way to provide a reminder that is inexpensive and easy to use. The device includes a manually rotatable wheel disposed inside a holder, the holder having first and second windows for viewing indicia. The rotatable wheel has indicia disposed on an outer ring for display through the first window, and has indicia disposed on an inner ring for display through the second window. The first window is a top window, and indicates status of the bill. The second window provides indicia which is explanatory of the indicia appearing in the first window.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2019Publication date: May 14, 2020Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self
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Publication number: 20190323864Abstract: The TIC environmental event sensor is a nickel-sized, ultra-thin circuit assembly, containing an extremely compact array of both environmental sensors and physical sensors, along with local and wireless access to all the sensor data, including BTLE & LoRa, as well as an electronic ink display for limited field access to sensor events in real time. The TIC is designed to capture changes in the sensor data in real time, and then log it for future examination. The most recent change will remain on the device's display. The changes can then be transmitted to a smart phone or tablet via BTLE, networked as an asset via LoRa, or locally scrolled at the device. The TIC is Ideal for tracking any variations in the surrounding conditions of an asset's travel, storage or use.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 21, 2019Publication date: October 24, 2019Inventor: Darrel Eugene Self