Patents by Inventor Eugene J. Pochapsky
Eugene J. Pochapsky 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: 9712763Abstract: An apparatus and method improve sight. The apparatus includes a first sight configured to view a scene. A second sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a first manner to form first altered content. A third sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a second manner to form second altered content. An image combiner is configured to combine the second altered content with the first altered content to form combined altered scene content.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 2015Date of Patent: July 18, 2017Assignee: FLIR Surveillance, Inc.Inventors: Scott Keitzer, Eugene J. Pochapsky, Michael R. Matzko
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Publication number: 20150172569Abstract: An apparatus and method improve sight. The apparatus includes a first sight configured to view a scene. A second sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a first manner to form first altered content. A third sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a second manner to form second altered content. An image combiner is configured to combine the second altered content with the first altered content to form combined altered scene content.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2015Publication date: June 18, 2015Applicant: OmniTech Partners, Inc.Inventors: Scott Keitzer, Eugene J. Pochapsky, Michael R. Matzko
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Patent number: 9038302Abstract: A shock mitigation system for a weapon having a weapon-mounted device that mitigates (reduces and/or reshapes) the total and/or peak acceleration transmitted to the weapon-mounted device when the weapon is fired. The shock mitigation system includes a weapon interface coupled between the weapon and the weapon-mounted device and having a dampening mechanism. In one embodiment, the weapon interface further includes a guide system that allows the weapon-mounted device to move axially relative to the weapon, while substantially limiting non-axial movement, from a first position (static position prior to firing) to a second position (after firing) and return to the first original position. In one embodiment, the dampening mechanism operates to provide bi-directional dampening of both the primary recoil-induced acceleration and any secondary acceleration caused by overshoot. In another embodiment, the dampening mechanism is user-adjustable.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2008Date of Patent: May 26, 2015Assignee: OmniTech Partners, Inc.Inventors: Eugene J. Pochapsky, Harry A. Beck, Christopher D. Yohe
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Patent number: 8970737Abstract: An apparatus and method improve sight. The apparatus includes a first sight configured to view a scene. A second sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a first manner to form first altered content. A third sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a second manner to form second altered content. An image combiner is configured to combine the second altered content with the first altered content to form combined altered scene content.Type: GrantFiled: August 19, 2011Date of Patent: March 3, 2015Assignee: OmniTech Partners, Inc.Inventors: Scott Keitzer, Eugene J. Pochapsky, Michael R. Matzko
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Patent number: 8363321Abstract: An apparatus and method are provided for adjusting an angle of a scene viewed by a viewing optical system through an optical device by adjusting an angle of a light beam passing through the optical device. The angle of the scene is adjusted relative to an optical axis of a viewing optical system, in accordance with a signal. A mounting device may be adapted to mount the optical device to a support and adjust a position of the optical device relative to the viewing optical system.Type: GrantFiled: February 19, 2010Date of Patent: January 29, 2013Assignee: Omnitech Partners, Inc.Inventor: Eugene J. Pochapsky
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Publication number: 20120044386Abstract: An apparatus and method improve sight. The apparatus includes a first sight configured to view a scene. A second sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a first manner to form first altered content. A third sight is configured to alter content representative of the scene in a second manner to form second altered content. An image combiner is configured to combine the second altered content with the first altered content to form combined altered scene content.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 19, 2011Publication date: February 23, 2012Applicant: OMNITECH PARTNERS, INC.Inventors: Scott Keitzer, Eugene J. Pochapsky, Michael R. Matzko
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Patent number: 8094309Abstract: A line of sight adjustment device (LSAD) employs a simple yet robust structure and method to adjust the line of sight (or boresight) of a telescope, clip-on night sight, night vision sight, day scope, or other optical sighting device. In one embodiment, the LSAD includes a single optical element adjusted to change the apparent viewing angle to a target viewed through the device without degrading the optical quality of the image.Type: GrantFiled: January 11, 2010Date of Patent: January 10, 2012Assignee: Omnitech Partners, Inc.Inventor: Eugene J. Pochapsky
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Publication number: 20110113671Abstract: A night sight includes a notched bottom portion, permitting the use of a large objective lens for maximized light gathering capability while also permitting the night sight to be mounted with its center line relatively close to the center line of the barrel of the weapon with which it is used. This configuration permits the night sight to be mounted so that its center line is the same as the center line of a daytime telescopic sight used in conjunction with the night sight. The night sight includes a focusing assembly having decreased sensitivity to tilt or decenter, and a collimator mounted within a spherical bearing so that the collimator may be precisely aligned during assembly of the night sight. The night sight thereby ensures that an image viewed through the night sight appears to originate from the same angle as that with which the image entered the objective lens, and further resists a need to compensate for parallax during aiming.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2010Publication date: May 19, 2011Inventors: Eugene J. Pochapsky, Paul Maxin, William Welsh
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Patent number: 7554740Abstract: An apparatus, system and method are provided to inject an image into a viewing optical system, which is used for viewing a scene. An image injector includes first and second optical elements with first and second sides, respectively, and a reflective material. The first side adjoins the second side and the reflective material is between the adjoining sides. An image generator is optically coupled to the second optical element and generates an image. The image injector is placed at the aperture of the viewing optical system and passes energy from the scene into the viewing optical system. The reflective material reflects energy from the image generator into the viewing optical system. The image generator may produce the image based upon an information signal from an information generator. The reflective material may reflect energy from the scene into an output optical system and the information generator produce the information signal based on the energy received in the output optical system.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2007Date of Patent: June 30, 2009Assignee: Omnitech Partners, Inc.Inventor: Eugene J. Pochapsky
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Publication number: 20080137208Abstract: An apparatus, system and method are provided to inject an image into a viewing optical system, which is used for viewing a scene. An image injector includes first and second optical elements with first and second sides, respectively, and a reflective material. The first side adjoins the second side and the reflective material is between the adjoining sides. An image generator is optically coupled to the second optical element and generates an image. The image injector is placed at the aperture of the viewing optical system and passes energy from the scene into the viewing optical system. The reflective material reflects energy from the image generator into the viewing optical system. The image generator may produce the image based upon an information signal from an information generator. The reflective material may reflect energy from the scene into an output optical system and the information generator produce the information signal based on the energy received in the output optical system.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 21, 2007Publication date: June 12, 2008Applicant: OMNITECH PARTNERS, INC.Inventor: Eugene J. Pochapsky