Patents by Inventor David A. LaRose
David A. LaRose 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: 9494439Abstract: Examples described herein include an autonomous vehicle that receives guide assistance from a human driven vehicle in response to a determination that the autonomous vehicle cannot progress safely on its route.Type: GrantFiled: May 13, 2015Date of Patent: November 15, 2016Assignee: Uber Technologies, Inc.Inventors: William Ross, John Bares, David LaRose, Matthew Sweeney
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Patent number: 7882135Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subject's behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is the module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: GrantFiled: July 31, 2009Date of Patent: February 1, 2011Assignee: Psychogenics, Inc.Inventors: Daniela Brunner, Vijay Gondhalekar, Emer Leahy, David LaRose, William P. Ross
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Publication number: 20100106743Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subject's behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is the module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 31, 2009Publication date: April 29, 2010Applicants: Psychogenics, Inc., Carnegie Mellon UniveristyInventors: Daniela Brunner, Vijay Gondhalekar, Emer Leahy, David LaRose, William P. Ross
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Patent number: 7580798Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subjects behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is the module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 2007Date of Patent: August 25, 2009Assignees: Psychogenics, Inc., Carnegie Mellon UniversityInventors: Daniela Brunner, Vijay Gondhalekar, Emer Leahy, David LaRose, William P. Ross
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Publication number: 20080306980Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subjects behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is the module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 27, 2007Publication date: December 11, 2008Inventors: Daniela Brunner, Vijay Gondhalekar, Emer Leahy, David LaRose, William P. Ross
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Patent number: 7269516Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subject's behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is the module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: GrantFiled: May 15, 2002Date of Patent: September 11, 2007Assignees: PsychoGenics, Inc., Carnegie Mellon UniversityInventors: Daniela Brunner, Vijay Gondhalekar, Emer Leahy, David LaRose, William P. Ross
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Publication number: 20050163349Abstract: An automated intelligent computer system for analyzing motor or locomotor behavior and method of use is provided. The system comprises an automatic, objective, fast and consistent assessment of the level of injury and course of recovery in animal models of spinal cord injury and other gait and motor coordination disorders. The system also is useful for analyzing other types of motor or neurologic dysfunction.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 4, 2004Publication date: July 28, 2005Inventors: Daniela Brunner, William Ross, David Larose
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Publication number: 20050010121Abstract: Methods and systems for detecting a signal indicative of at least a heart beat, a heart rate, or an ECG waveform of an animal is provided. The systems and methods may include scanning each of a plurality of electrodes for a signal indicative of contact by an animal and selecting a signal from each of at least a pair of electrodes, where each selected electrode includes a signal indicative of contact with the animal. The systems and methods may also include creating a differential signal from the signals of at least a pair of electrodes and determining at least a heart beat, a heart rate, or an ECG waveform from the differential signal.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 9, 2003Publication date: January 13, 2005Inventors: William Ross, Daniela Brunner, David LaRose
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Publication number: 20030100998Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subject's behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 15, 2002Publication date: May 29, 2003Applicant: Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA) and PsychoGenics, Inc. (Hawthorne, NY)Inventors: Daniela Brunner , Vijay Gondhalekar , Emer Leahy , David LaRose , William P. Ross
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Publication number: 20030028327Abstract: A system and method used to assess animal behavior includes a module having sensors that collects a variety of physical and biological data from a test subject. Interpretation of the data is provided to assess the test subject's behavior, neurology, biochemistry and physiology. The module is useful in observing the effects of a drug on the test animal and providing information on the drug's signature. Another advantage is module's portability that allows it to be used in standard laboratory cages. (NOT SURE ABOUT THIS PORTABILITY) This portability allows the animal to be tested in its own habitat, that can reduce any erroneous data due to stressing the animal when removed to a test cage. Additionally, the module's design allows for parallel data collection and interpretation from several laboratory animals undergoing different experiments. Multi-dimensional modeling of the test subject based the system's interpretation of the data allows pattern recognition of the drug signature, and predictive drug analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 15, 2002Publication date: February 6, 2003Inventors: Daniela Brunner, Vijay Gondhalekar, Emer Leahy, David LaRose, William P. Ross
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Patent number: 5572999Abstract: The present method and apparatus use image processing to determine information about the position of a designated object. The invention is particularly useful in applications where the object is difficult to view or locate. In particular, the invention is used in endoscopic surgery to determined positional information about an anatomical feature within a patient's body. The positional information is then used to position or reposition an instrument (surgical instrument) in relation to the designated object (anatomical feature). The invention comprises an instrument which is placed in relation to the designated object and which is capable of sending information about the object to a computer. Image processing methods are used to generated images of the object and determine positional information about it. This information can be used as input to robotic devices or can be rendered, in various ways (video graphics, speech synthesis), to a human user.Type: GrantFiled: January 26, 1995Date of Patent: November 12, 1996Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Janez Funda, David A. LaRose, Russell H. Taylor
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Patent number: 5417210Abstract: The present method and apparatus use image processing to determine information about the position of a designated object. The invention is particularly useful in applications where the object is difficult to view or locate. In particular, the invention is used in endoscopic surgery to determine positional information about an anatomical feature within a patient's body. The positional information is then used to position or reposition an instrument (surgical instrument) in relation to the designated object (anatomical feature). The invention comprises an instrument which is placed in relation to the designated object and which is capable of sending information about the object to a computer. Image processing methods are used to generated images of the object and determine positional information about it. This information can be used as input to robotic devices or can be rendered, in various ways (video graphics, speech synthesis), to a human user.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 1992Date of Patent: May 23, 1995Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Janez Funda, David A. LaRose, Russell H. Taylor
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Patent number: 5397323Abstract: An apparatus used to assist a surgeon in surgery is divided into two parts, proximal and distal. The apparatus has a number of rigid links which rotate about pivots to position and re-position an instrument, like a surgical instrument, at a work point proximal to a patient but remote from the apparatus. The links cooperate in a way to move the manipulator about a center-of-motion with orthogonally decoupled degrees of freedom resolved at the work point.The proximal part of the apparatus is adjustably fixed to a stationary object, like an operating table, while the distal part of the apparatus holds the instrument. Certain links which can be adjusted in length, move the distal part with respect to the proximal part of the apparatus. In this manner, the work point of the manipulator and the working radius of the apparatus are changed without moving the proximal part. Actuators, manual or remotely (computer) controlled, both rotate the links about their pivots and adjust the length of the adjustable links.Type: GrantFiled: October 30, 1992Date of Patent: March 14, 1995Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Russell H. Taylor, Janez Funda, David D. Grossman, John P. Karidis, David A. LaRose