Patents by Inventor Howard Fein
Howard Fein 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: 20110293696Abstract: A composition for the treatment of bruising is disclosed. The composition can include an antioxidant, one or more citrus flavanoids, as active agents along with a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient or filler. The compositions are nutriceutical formulations having the capacity to reduce the number of bruises that occur over time and that reduce the healing time of bruises. The compositions are preferably in tablet form for oral consumption one or more times per day. A method of reducing bruising is also disclosed in which a patient in need of a treatment for bruising or at risk of developing bruises is identified. The composition can then be administered orally to the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 28, 2011Publication date: December 1, 2011Inventors: HOWARD FEIN, Mindy B. Berlin
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Patent number: 7863552Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system contains a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium, and as defined with certain ratios. Also provided are digital images that contain a plurality of image pixels, each image pixel containing information from about one sensor pixel, each sensor pixel containing substantially all information from about one associated diffraction limited spot in an object plane. Methods of making digital images are provided.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2004Date of Patent: January 4, 2011Assignees: Palantyr Research LLC, Angkor Technology LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7692131Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system contains a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium, and as defined with certain ratios. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates projected receptor size to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the projected receptor size can be unit-mapped within a certain ratio to the size of the diffraction-limited spot, both in the object plane.Type: GrantFiled: November 3, 2006Date of Patent: April 6, 2010Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Howard Fein, Andrew G. Cartlidge
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Patent number: 7601938Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium.Type: GrantFiled: April 27, 2006Date of Patent: October 13, 2009Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein, Daniel B. Bortnick
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Patent number: 7439478Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2004Date of Patent: October 21, 2008Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7385168Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: August 24, 2004Date of Patent: June 10, 2008Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7338168Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system contains a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium, and as defined with certain ratios. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates receptor size to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the receptor size can be unit-mapped within a certain ratio to the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: January 15, 2004Date of Patent: March 4, 2008Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7288751Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: May 14, 2004Date of Patent: October 30, 2007Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7248716Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: July 10, 2003Date of Patent: July 24, 2007Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Howard Fein, Andrew G. Cartlidge
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Publication number: 20070139541Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system contains a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium, and as defined with certain ratios. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates projected receptor size to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the projected receptor size can be unit-mapped within a certain ratio to the size of the diffraction-limited spot, both in the object plane.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2006Publication date: June 21, 2007Applicants: PALANTYR RESEARCH, LLC, ANGKOR TECHNOLOGY, LLPInventors: Howard Fein, Andrew Cartlidge
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Patent number: 7151246Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system contains a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium, and as defined with certain ratios. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates projected receptor size to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the projected receptor size can be unit-mapped within a certain ratio to the size of the diffraction-limited spot, both in the object plane.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2004Date of Patent: December 19, 2006Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Howard Fein, Andrew G. Cartlidge
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Patent number: 7132636Abstract: An imaging system and methodology is provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors to an object field of view. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot within the object field of view, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot within the object field of view.Type: GrantFiled: July 2, 2002Date of Patent: November 7, 2006Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7122776Abstract: Improved biological material imaging systems and related methods are provided by using an imaging system for imaging biological materials, the imaging system comprising a sensor having one or more receptors, and an image transfer medium to scale the one or more receptors to an object field of view.Type: GrantFiled: September 1, 2005Date of Patent: October 17, 2006Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Howard Fein, Andrew G. Cartlidge
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Patent number: 7109464Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: January 16, 2004Date of Patent: September 19, 2006Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein
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Patent number: 7105795Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot associated with the image transfer medium, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot.Type: GrantFiled: August 24, 2004Date of Patent: September 12, 2006Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein, Daniel B. Bortnick
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Publication number: 20060192081Abstract: An imaging system, methodology, and various applications are provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors in accordance with resolvable characteristics of the medium. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 27, 2006Publication date: August 31, 2006Applicants: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew Cartlidge, Howard Fein, Daniel Bortnick
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Patent number: 6998596Abstract: Improved biological material imaging systems and related methods are provided by using an imaging system for imaging biological materials, the imaging system comprising a sensor having one or more receptors, and an image transfer medium to scale the one or more receptors to an object field of view.Type: GrantFiled: January 24, 2005Date of Patent: February 14, 2006Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLP, Himanshu S. Amin, Daniel B. Bortnick, Gregory TurocyInventors: Howard Fein, Andrew G. Cartlidge
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Publication number: 20060000965Abstract: Improved biological material imaging systems and related methods are provided by using an imaging system for imaging biological materials, the imaging system comprising a sensor having one or more receptors, and an image transfer medium to scale the one or more receptors to an object field of view.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 1, 2005Publication date: January 5, 2006Inventors: Howard Fein, Andrew Cartlidge
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Publication number: 20050277186Abstract: Improved biological material imaging systems and related methods are provided by using an imaging system for imaging biological materials, the imaging system comprising a sensor having one or more receptors, and an image transfer medium to scale the one or more receptors to an object field of view.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 24, 2005Publication date: December 15, 2005Inventors: Howard Fein, Andrew Cartlidge
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Patent number: 6903323Abstract: An imaging system and methodology is provided to facilitate optical imaging performance. The system includes a sensor having one or more receptors and an image transfer medium to scale the sensor and receptors to an object field of view. A computer, memory, and/or display associated with the sensor provides storage and/or display of information relating to output from the receptors to produce and/or process an image, wherein a plurality of illumination sources can also be utilized in conjunction with the image transfer medium. The image transfer medium can be configured as a k-space filter that correlates a pitch associated with the receptors to a diffraction-limited spot within the object field of view, wherein the pitch can be unit-mapped to about the size of the diffraction-limited spot within the object field of view.Type: GrantFiled: December 24, 2003Date of Patent: June 7, 2005Assignees: Palantyr Research, LLC, Angkor Technology, LLPInventors: Andrew G. Cartlidge, Howard Fein