Patents by Inventor Eugene Pochapsky
Eugene 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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Publication number: 20230043342Abstract: Systems and methods include an image capture component configured to capture infrared images of a scene, and a logic device configured to identify a target in the images, acquire temperature data associated with the target based on the images, evaluate the temperature data and determine a corresponding temperature classification, and process the identified target in accordance with the temperature classification. The logic device identifies a person and tracks the person across a subset of the images, identify a measurement location for the target in a subset of the images based on target feature points identified by a neural network, and measure a temperature of the location using corresponding values from one or more captured thermal images. The logic device is further configured calculate a core body temperature of the target using the temperature data to determine whether the target has a fever and calibrate using one or more black bodies.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 5, 2022Publication date: February 9, 2023Inventors: Louis Tremblay, Pierre M. Boulanger, Justin Muncaster, James Klingshirn, Robert Proebstel, Giovanni Lepore, Eugene Pochapsky, Katrin Strandemar, Nicholas Högasten, Karl Rydqvist, Theodore R. Hoelter, Jeremy P. Walker, Per O. Elmfors, Austin A. Richards, Sylan M. Rodriguez, John C. Day, Hugo Hedberg, Tien Nguyen, Fredrik Gihl, Rasmus Loman
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Patent number: 7961381Abstract: A combination day/night sight includes an image intensifying sensor/display combination and a daytime optical path length compensator that may be selectively placed within the optical path. Use of the optical path length compensator when the image intensifying sensor/display is not being used eliminates the need for moving optical elements. The night sight therefore requires no change in focus or bore sight adjustment after switching between day and night operations.Type: GrantFiled: March 26, 2009Date of Patent: June 14, 2011Assignee: Omnitech PartnersInventor: Eugene Pochapsky
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Patent number: 7827727Abstract: 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: GrantFiled: July 28, 2008Date of Patent: November 9, 2010Assignee: Omnitech PartnersInventors: Eugene Pochapsky, Paul Maxin, William Welsh
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Publication number: 20100103508Abstract: A combination day/night sight includes an image intensifying sensor/display combination and a daytime optical path length compensator that may be selectively placed within the optical path. Use of the optical path length compensator when the image intensifying sensor/display is not being used eliminates the need for moving optical elements. The night sight therefore requires no change in focus or bore sight adjustment after switching between day and night operations.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 26, 2009Publication date: April 29, 2010Inventor: Eugene Pochapsky
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Publication number: 20090193704Abstract: 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: July 28, 2008Publication date: August 6, 2009Inventors: Eugene Pochapsky, Paul Maxin, William Welsh
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Patent number: 7483213Abstract: An image combining viewer transmits a daylight image directly through the viewer, while reflecting at least one wavelength other than visible light towards a sensor. A display for displaying the image received by the sensor in a visible wavelength is reflected by the back surface of the mirror back along the optical path, combining the displayed image with the daylight image so that they appear to be a single image.Type: GrantFiled: March 24, 2006Date of Patent: January 27, 2009Assignee: Omnitech PartnersInventor: Eugene Pochapsky
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Publication number: 20080297885Abstract: A night vision device provides both an amplified visible light image and an infrared image, overlayed upon each other so that they appear to be a single image. A user may select to utilize either an intensified visual image only, an infrared image only, or ratios of both images simultaneously. Dichroic surfaces within the night vision device are utilized first to separate light into visible and infrared portions, and then to recombine the visible and infrared images to a single image.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 4, 2008Publication date: December 4, 2008Inventors: Eugene Pochapsky, Scott Keitzer
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Patent number: 7333270Abstract: A night vision device provides both an amplified visible light image and an infrared image, overlayed upon each other so that they appear to be a single image. A user may select to utilize either an intensified visual image only, an infrared image only, or ratios of both images simultaneously. Dichroic surfaces within the night vision device are utilized first to separate light into visible and infrared portions, and then to recombine the visible and infrared images to a single image.Type: GrantFiled: June 10, 2005Date of Patent: February 19, 2008Assignee: OmniTech PartnersInventors: Eugene Pochapsky, Scott Keitzer
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Publication number: 20070223087Abstract: A combination day/night sight includes an image intensifying sensor/display combination and a daytime optical path length compensator that may be selectively placed within the optical path. Use of the optical path length compensator when the image intensifying sensor/display is not being used eliminates the need for moving optical elements. The night sight therefore requires no change in focus or bore sight adjustment after switching between day and night operations.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2005Publication date: September 27, 2007Applicant: Omnitech PartnersInventor: Eugene Pochapsky
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Publication number: 20070222854Abstract: An image combining viewer transmits a daylight image directly through the viewer, while reflecting at least one wavelength other than visible light towards a sensor. A display for displaying the image received by the sensor in a visible wavelength is reflected by the back surface of the mirror back along the optical path, combining the displayed image with the daylight image so that they appear to be a single image.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 24, 2006Publication date: September 27, 2007Inventor: Eugene Pochapsky
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Patent number: 7051469Abstract: 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: GrantFiled: December 14, 2004Date of Patent: May 30, 2006Assignee: Omnitech PartnersInventors: Eugene Pochapsky, Paul Maxin, William Welsh