Patents by Inventor Gary Rozenblat
Gary Rozenblat 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: 9262659Abstract: A tracking system for items to be ionizing radiation sterilized is provided which utilizes an attached RF ID tag that is ionizing radiation proof or enclosed in an ionizing radiation proof holder. The RF ID tag is coded with a unique identification and certification data on the ionizing radiation sterilization. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification and sterilization data from the RF ID tag on the item. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A database is provided, having item related information.Type: GrantFiled: August 26, 2013Date of Patent: February 16, 2016Assignee: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, Jeffrey Johnson, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan, Michael C. Needling, David Greer
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Publication number: 20140210599Abstract: A tracking system for items to be ionizing radiation sterilized is provided which utilizes an attached RF ID tag that is ionizing radiation proof or enclosed in an ionizing radiation proof holder. The RF ID tag is coded with a unique identification and certification data on the ionizing radiation sterilization. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification and sterilization data from the RF ID tag on the item. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A database is provided, having item related information.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 26, 2013Publication date: July 31, 2014Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, Jeffrey Johnson, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan, Michael C. Needling, David Greer
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Patent number: 8519846Abstract: A tracking system for items to be ionizing radiation sterilized is provided which utilizes an attached RF ID tag that is ionizing radiation proof or enclosed in an ionizing radiation proof holder. The RF ID tag is coded with a unique identification and certification data on the ionizing radiation sterilization. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification and sterilization data from the RF ID tag on the item. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A database is provided, having item related information.Type: GrantFiled: July 27, 2007Date of Patent: August 27, 2013Assignee: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, Jeffrey Johnson, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan, Michael C. Needling, David Greer
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Publication number: 20130057407Abstract: A process equipment tracking system utilizing an RF ID tag attached to the process equipment during manufacture or thereafter. The RF ID tag includes an identification specific to the particular process equipment. An RF ID tag reader is provided to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the process equipment, preferably after installation. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A process equipment database is provided, having equipment-related information. The database provides access to obtain the process equipment-related information based on the identification from the RF ID tag and receives and stores data related to the at least one trackable event.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 30, 2012Publication date: March 7, 2013Applicant: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, David Greer, Michael C. Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Patent number: 7328837Abstract: A hose tracking system having a hose assembly with an attached RF ID tag imbedded therein during manufacture, molded thereon or permanently attached. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular hose assembly. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the hose, preferably after it is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and is at least one of connectable to a computer network or compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to a network accessible device. A network accessible hose database is provided, having hose-related information. The network accessible hose database provides access to a user to obtain the hose-related information based on the identification from the RF ID tag and receives and stores data related to the at least one trackable event.Type: GrantFiled: July 26, 2006Date of Patent: February 12, 2008Assignee: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, David Greer, Michael C. Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Publication number: 20080024310Abstract: A tracking system for items to be ionizing radiation sterilized is provided which utilizes an attached RF ID tag that is ionizing radiation proof or enclosed in an ionizing radiation proof holder. The RF ID tag is coded with a unique identification and certification data on the ionizing radiation sterilization. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification and sterilization data from the RF ID tag on the item. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A database is provided, having item related information.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2007Publication date: January 31, 2008Applicant: NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC.Inventors: Kenneth Baker, Jeffrey Johnson, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan, Michael Needling, David Greer
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Publication number: 20070200703Abstract: A process equipment tracking system utilizing an attached RF ID tag attached to the process equipment during manufacture or thereafter. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular process equipment. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the process equipment, preferably after the equipment is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A process equipment database is provided, having process equipment-related information.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 1, 2007Publication date: August 30, 2007Applicant: NEWAGE INDUSTRIES, INC.Inventors: Kenneth Baker, David Greer, Michael Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Patent number: 7259675Abstract: A process equipment tracking system utilizing an attached RF ID tag attached to the process equipment during manufacture or thereafter. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular process equipment. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the process equipment, preferably after the equipment is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A process equipment database is provided, having process equipment-related information.Type: GrantFiled: March 16, 2005Date of Patent: August 21, 2007Assignee: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, David Greer, Michael C. Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Patent number: 7195149Abstract: A hose tracking system having a hose assembly with an attached RF ID tag imbedded therein during manufacture, molded thereon or permanently attached. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular hose assembly. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the hose, preferably after it is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and is at least one of connectable to a computer network or compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to a network accessible device. A network accessible hose database is provided, having hose-related information. The network accessible hose database provides access to a user to obtain the hose-related information based on the identification from the RF ID tag and receives and stores data related to the at least one trackable event.Type: GrantFiled: March 2, 2005Date of Patent: March 27, 2007Assignee: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth D. Baker, David Greer, Michael C. Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Publication number: 20070029382Abstract: A hose tracking system having a hose assembly with an attached RF ID tag imbedded therein during manufacture, molded thereon or permanently attached. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular hose assembly. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the hose, preferably after it is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and is at least one of connectable to a computer network or compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to a network accessible device. A network accessible hose database is provided, having hose-related information. The network accessible hose database provides access to a user to obtain the hose-related information based on the identification from the RF ID tag and receives and stores data related to the at least one trackable event.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 26, 2006Publication date: February 8, 2007Applicant: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth Baker, David Greer, Michael Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Publication number: 20050224577Abstract: An automated, adaptive method and apparatus for identification of, monitoring the usage of, and assessing the effective life span of degradable process manufacturing components. The apparatus consists of an inexpensive, miniature sensing and recording device, containing a unique electronic identifier, a wireless transmission device, a wireless receiving device, a computer database and software program to specify life span determination rules and apply them to component database records. The sensing and recording device is affixed to the component, which is to be tracked and monitored, for the life of the component. A software program, preferably with a Web browser interface provides a user interface, which allows an end user to define a set of rules to be applied to each component record to determine if the component's life span has been exceeded.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 8, 2005Publication date: October 13, 2005Inventors: Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Publication number: 20050205658Abstract: A process equipment tracking system utilizing an attached RF ID tag attached to the process equipment during manufacture or thereafter. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular process equipment. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the process equipment, preferably after the equipment is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and can write data based on the at least one trackable event back onto the RF ID tag. The RF ID tag reader is at least one of connectable to a PC or the internet, or is compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to an internet accessible device. A process equipment database is provided, having process equipment-related information.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 16, 2005Publication date: September 22, 2005Applicant: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth Baker, David Greer, Michael Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan
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Publication number: 20050199700Abstract: A hose tracking system having a hose assembly with an attached RF ID tag imbedded therein during manufacture, molded thereon or permanently attached. The RF ID tag is coded with an identification specific to the particular hose assembly. An RF ID tag reader is provided, which is usable by a user to obtain the identification from the RF ID tag on the hose, preferably after it is installed at the user facility. The RF ID tag reader includes a user input for at least one trackable event and is at least one of connectable to a computer network or compatible for uploading the identification and any user input to a network accessible device. A network accessible hose database is provided, having hose-related information. The network accessible hose database provides access to a user to obtain the hose-related information based on the identification from the RF ID tag and receives and stores data related to the at least one trackable event.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2005Publication date: September 15, 2005Applicant: NewAge Industries, Inc.Inventors: Kenneth Baker, David Greer, Michael Needling, Gary Rozenblat, George Younan