Patents by Inventor Dwayne D. Forsyth

Dwayne D. Forsyth 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).

  • Publication number: 20230084106
    Abstract: A personal area network that includes a wearable electronic device, a system and methods of using the personal area network that includes a wearable electronic device. The wearable electronic device can act as an aggregator of the data that is being acquired by the one or more sensors and from other devices that are within wireless signal range of the personal area network in order to send some or all of the data over a wireless low power wide area network to remote locations within a larger network for subsequent processing, user notification, analysis of location-determination, contact tracing or the like. Data may flow in a bidirectional manner between the wearable electronic device and at least some of the other devices within the personal area network. In one form, the aggregated data may be used to control access to a hazard-prone environment in order to reduce the likelihood of exposure of a service technician to unsafe conditions within such environment.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 27, 2022
    Publication date: March 16, 2023
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Paul Sheldon, Harish Natarahjan, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed, Reid B. Erekson, Sam H. Viesca, Steven L. Russek
  • Publication number: 20230046739
    Abstract: A personal area network that includes a wearable electronic device, a system and methods of using the personal area network that includes a wearable electronic device. The wearable electronic device can act as an aggregator of the data that is being acquired by the one or more sensors and from other devices that are within wireless signal range of the personal area network in order to send some or all of the data over a wireless low power wide area network to remote locations within a larger network for subsequent processing, user notification, analysis of location-determination, contact tracing or the like. Data may flow in a bidirectional manner between the wearable electronic device and at least some of the other devices within the personal area network. In one form, the aggregated data may be used to provide information related to one or more operational parameters of an industrial asset and, if necessary, take control-based action in order to adjust one or more such operational parameters.
    Type: Application
    Filed: October 27, 2022
    Publication date: February 16, 2023
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Paul Sheldon, Harish Natarahjan, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed, Reid B. Erekson, Sam H. Viesca
  • Patent number: 11503434
    Abstract: A personal area network that includes a wearable electronic device, a system and methods of using the personal area network that includes a wearable electronic device. The wearable electronic device can act as an aggregator of the data that is being acquired by the one or more sensors and from other devices that are within wireless signal range of the personal area network in order to send some or all of the data over a wireless low power wide area network to remote locations within a larger network for subsequent processing, user notification, analysis of location-determination, contact tracing or the like. Data may flow in a bidirectional manner between the wearable electronic device and at least some of the other devices within the personal area network.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 21, 2021
    Date of Patent: November 15, 2022
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Paul Sheldon, Harish Natarahjan, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed, Reid B. Erekson
  • Patent number: 11399601
    Abstract: A wristband locking mechanism for a wearable electronic device, a wristband, a wearable electronic device and a method of securing an article to a person. The wristband locking mechanism includes a clasp assembly with independently-operable spring-biased actuators such that the wristband locking mechanism cannot be unlocked using one hand. The use of sensors, processors, communication equipment and associated components within the wearable electronic device allows a caregiver to monitor one or more of location, environmental, physiological and activity data of a wearer of the device, while the requirement for two-handed operation for unlocking of the wristband locking mechanism provides a deterrent against intentional or unintentional removal of the attached article or wearable electronic device by the wearer.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 13, 2020
    Date of Patent: August 2, 2022
    Assignee: CareBand, Inc.
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Jason R. Gebhardt, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Paul Sheldon, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed
  • Publication number: 20220039673
    Abstract: A wearable electronic device, a system and methods of monitoring with a wearable electronic device. The device includes a hybrid wireless communication module with wireless communication sub-modules to selectively acquire location data from both indoor and outdoor sources, as well as a wireless communication sub-module to selectively transmit an LPWAN signal to provide location information based on the acquired data. The device may also include one or more sensors to collect one or more of environmental data, activity data and physiological data. The device may transmit some or all of its acquired data to a larger system, including a cloud-based server to, in addition to providing location-based data, be used as a part of a predictive health care protocol to correlate changes in acquired data to salient indicators of the health of a wearer of the device. In one form, the predictive health care protocol uses a machine learning model.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 27, 2021
    Publication date: February 10, 2022
    Applicant: CareBand Inc.
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Paul Sheldon, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed
  • Patent number: 11147459
    Abstract: A wearable electronic device, a system and methods of monitoring with a wearable electronic device. The device includes a hybrid wireless communication module with wireless communication sub-modules to selectively acquire location data from both indoor and outdoor sources, as well as a wireless communication sub-module to selectively transmit an LPWAN signal to provide location information based on the acquired data. The device may also include one or more sensors to collect one or more of environmental data, activity data and physiological data. The device may transmit some or all of its acquired data to a larger system, including a cloud-based server to, in addition to providing location-based data, be used as a part of a predictive health care protocol to correlate changes in acquired data to salient indicators of the health of a wearer of the device. In one form, the predictive health care protocol uses a machine learning model.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 27, 2018
    Date of Patent: October 19, 2021
    Assignee: CAREBAND INC.
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Paul Sheldon, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed
  • Publication number: 20200200918
    Abstract: An asset monitoring device and system may be used to determine and report location and operational status of an asset within a local area network.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 10, 2019
    Publication date: June 25, 2020
    Inventors: Joseph Z. Wascow, Michael Ottoman, Joseph Kreidler, Walter W. Sloan, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Andrew Renn, Andrew Orosz, Ronald Llanes, Peter Nanni
  • Publication number: 20190209022
    Abstract: A wearable electronic device, a system and methods of monitoring with a wearable electronic device. The device includes a hybrid wireless communication module with wireless communication sub-modules to selectively acquire location data from both indoor and outdoor sources, as well as a wireless communication sub-module to selectively transmit an LPWAN signal to provide location information based on the acquired data. The device may also include one or more sensors to collect one or more of environmental data, activity data and physiological data. The device may transmit some or all of its acquired data to a larger system, including a cloud-based server to, in addition to providing location-based data, be used as a part of a predictive health care protocol to correlate changes in acquired data to salient indicators of the health of a wearer of the device. In one form, the predictive health care protocol uses a machine learning model.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 27, 2018
    Publication date: July 11, 2019
    Inventors: Adam G. Sobol, Joseph T. Kreidler, Brian A. Donlin, Jon G. Ledwith, Patrick J. McVey, Ross D. Moore, Peter Nanni, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Paul Sheldon, Todd Sobol, John D. Reed
  • Patent number: 8699153
    Abstract: A device may include a magnifying lens having a focal length that defines a focal plane, a light source providing visible light directed toward the focal plane, and a controller. The controller may be programmed to receive a signal indicative of the distance from the device to an object, cause the light source to emit light at a first brightness if the distance is at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens, and cause the light source to emit light at a second brightness, dimmer than the first brightness, if the distance is not at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 30, 2009
    Date of Patent: April 15, 2014
    Assignee: Focus Brite, LLC
    Inventors: W. Scott Tobey, Jeffrey J. Blanco, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Steven Devick
  • Publication number: 20110266977
    Abstract: A device may include a magnifying lens having a focal length that defines a focal plane, a light source providing visible light directed toward the focal plane, and a controller. The controller may be programmed to receive a signal indicative of the distance from the device to an object, cause the light source to emit light at a first brightness if the distance is at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens, and cause the light source to emit light at a second brightness, dimmer than the first brightness, if the distance is not at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 30, 2009
    Publication date: November 3, 2011
    Applicant: FOCUS BRITE, LLC
    Inventors: W. Scott Tobey, Jeffrey J. Blanco, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Steven Devick
  • Publication number: 20100164405
    Abstract: A device may include a magnifying lens having a focal length that defines a focal plane, a light source providing visible light directed toward the focal plane, and a controller. The controller may be programmed to receive a signal indicative of the distance from the device to an object, cause the light source to emit visible light at a first brightness if the distance is at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens, and cause the light source to emit visible light at a second brightness, dimmer than the first brightness, if the distance is not at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 30, 2009
    Publication date: July 1, 2010
    Applicant: SJ TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
    Inventors: W. Scott Tobey, Jeffrey J. Blanco, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Steven Devick
  • Patent number: 7738192
    Abstract: A device may include a magnifying lens having a focal length that defines a focal plane, a light source providing visible light directed toward the focal plane, and a controller. The controller may be programmed to receive a signal indicative of the distance from the device to an object, cause the light source to emit visible light at a first brightness if the distance is at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens, and cause the light source to emit visible light at a second brightness, dimmer than the first brightness, if the distance is not at least substantially equal to the focal length of the lens.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 30, 2009
    Date of Patent: June 15, 2010
    Assignee: S. J. Technologies, LLC
    Inventors: W. Scott Tobey, Jeffrey J. Blanco, Dwayne D. Forsyth, Steven Devick