Patents by Inventor James A. Kottas

James A. Kottas 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).

  • Patent number: 9569678
    Abstract: The system and methods disclosed herein validate the authenticity of a document and an individual's claimed identity. The system and method use a validation facility that is configurable to compare and match characteristics of biometric and non-biometric data presented by an individual with biometric and non-biometric data received from a request to a database or file system holding such information. The determination on the matching characteristics of the data can occur in completely automated fashion without intervention from the user, but user intervention is also possible allowing the user to review and override certain data discrepancies. The validation facility provides a user interface for use by a user to review a determination on the data analysis and instruct the validation facility to override that determination if the user determines the cause of the identity verification failure is within an acceptable criterion.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 17, 2014
    Date of Patent: February 14, 2017
    Assignee: MorphoTrust USA, LLC
    Inventors: Mark R. Mallalieu, James A. Kottas, Mohamed Lazzouni, Leonid Y. Shteyman, Jay F. Bortolussi, Thomas M. Kuzeja, Gida R. Zikas-Bernard
  • Publication number: 20140226874
    Abstract: The system and methods disclosed herein validate the authenticity of a document and an individual's claimed identity. The system and method use a validation facility that is configurable to compare and match characteristics of biometric and non-biometric data presented by an individual with biometric and non-biometric data received from a request to a database or file system holding such information. The determination on the matching characteristics of the data can occur in completely automated fashion without intervention from the user, but user intervention is also possible allowing the user to review and override certain data discrepancies. The validation facility provides a user interface for use by a user to review a determination on the data analysis and instruct the validation facility to override that determination if the user determines the cause of the identity verification failure is within an acceptable criterion.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 17, 2014
    Publication date: August 14, 2014
    Applicant: MorphoTrust USA, Inc.
    Inventors: Mark R. Mallalieu, James A. Kottas, Mohamed Lazzouni, Leonid Y. Shteyman, Jay F. Bortolussi, Thomas M. Kuzeja, Gida R. Zikas-Bernard
  • Patent number: 8402040
    Abstract: The system and methods disclosed herein validate the authenticity of a document and an individual's claimed identity. The system and method use a validation facility that is configurable to compare and match characteristics of biometric and non-biometric data presented by an individual with biometric and non-biometric data received from a request to a database or file system holding such information. The determination on the matching characteristics of the data can occur in completely automated fashion without intervention from the user, but user intervention is also possible allowing the user to review and override certain data discrepancies. The validation facility provides a user interface for use by a user to review a determination on the data analysis and instruct the validation facility to override that determination if the user determines the cause of the identity verification failure is within an acceptable criterion.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 19, 2005
    Date of Patent: March 19, 2013
    Assignee: Morphotrust USA, Inc.
    Inventors: Mark R. Mallalieu, James A. Kottas, Mohamed Lazzouni, Leonid Y. Shteyman, Jay F. Bortolussi, Thomas M. Kuzeja, Gida R. Zikas-Bernard
  • Publication number: 20060074986
    Abstract: The system and methods disclosed herein validate the authenticity of a document and an individual's claimed identity. The system and method use a validation facility that is configurable to compare and match characteristics of biometric and non-biometric data presented by an individual with biometric and non-biometric data received from a request to a database or file system holding such information. The determination on the matching characteristics of the data can occur in completely automated fashion without intervention from the user, but user intervention is also possible allowing the user to review and override certain data discrepancies. The validation facility provides a user interface for use by a user to review a determination on the data analysis and instruct the validation facility to override that determination if the user determines the cause of the identity verification failure is within an acceptable criterion.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 19, 2005
    Publication date: April 6, 2006
    Applicant: VIISAGE TECHNOLOGY, INC.
    Inventors: Mark Mallalieu, James Kottas, Mohamed Lazzouni, Leonid Shteyman, Jay Bortolussi, Thomas Kuzeja, Gida Zikas-Bernard
  • Patent number: 6128398
    Abstract: A system and method is disclosed for determining the likelihood that two object patterns arise from the same object source. It is able to do this without having previously been exposed to either of the object patterns. This system utilizes an adaptive processor trained to make this determination using a large number of example patterns in different views and orientations. It accommodates large verifications of how an object source is presented in an image. The system also does not require the storage of any information about any particular pattern, which greatly minimizes the storage requirements and improves the throughput of the system. Further, there is no need for accessing a database of previously stored features from a given pattern source. The system is particularly useful for object patterns which consist of facial images. The system employs a new technique for locating an object of interest within a pattern using an adaptive processor to determine a region of interest.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 9, 1998
    Date of Patent: October 3, 2000
    Assignee: Miros Inc.
    Inventors: Michael Kuperstein, James A. Kottas