Patents by Inventor Jay Cross
Jay Cross 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: 7363196Abstract: The guard tour system of the present invention is comprised of a central computer which runs a computer program that enables a variety of electronic hardware components to function as the guard tour system. As a guard progresses through a guard tour, he or she uses a touch button reader to read information stored within a plurality of touch memory buttons located along the patrol route. At the end of the patrol, the guard places the touch button reader in a downloader that transfers the stored data to the central computer which processes the data and generates reports summarizing the patrol data. The computer program of the present invention provides a novel method of organizing security information in hierarchical categories. Further, the guard tour system of the present invention uses a novel method to determine the number of times a guard visited a location in a given time period.Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2007Date of Patent: April 22, 2008Assignee: TimeKeeping Systems, Inc.Inventors: Barry Markwitz, Mike O'Flaherty, Jay Cross, Scott Boswell, Dean Chriss, Tom Dutton, Michael Gribov, Tom Morman, Jim Nicholson
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Publication number: 20080028331Abstract: A system utilizing a graphical interface for configuring an enterprise-wide computer system is disclosed. The system operator “drags” graphic icons from a repository by using a mouse or other pointing device and places the icons in a workspace area to produce a graphical representation of the network utilized by the computer system. The icons represent network components, software components and interconnections of the system to be configured. The properties of the components are then defined and links representing connections or the flow of data are created by drawing lines between components or by “dragging” icons representing such connections into the workspace area. When the graphical representation of the network utilized by the computer system has been completed, a program is initiated using the graphical representation to properly configure the software required for same.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2006Publication date: January 31, 2008Inventors: Michael B. O'Flaherty, Jay Cross, Barry J. Markwitz
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Publication number: 20070219753Abstract: The guard tour system of the present invention is comprised of a central computer which runs a computer program that enables a variety of electronic hardware components to function as the guard tour system. As a guard progresses through a guard tour, he or she uses a touch button reader to read information stored within a plurality of touch memory buttons located along the patrol route. At the end of the patrol, the guard places the touch button reader in a downloader that transfers the stored data to the central computer which processes the data and generates reports summarizing the patrol data. The computer program of the present invention provides a novel method of organizing security information in hierarchical categories. Further, the guard tour system of the present invention uses a novel method to determine the number of times a guard visited a location in a given time period.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 4, 2007Publication date: September 20, 2007Inventors: Barry Markwitz, Mike O'Flaherty, Jay Cross, Scott Boswell, Dean Chriss, Tom Dutton, Michael Gribov, Tom Morman, Jim Nicholson
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Publication number: 20050080636Abstract: The guard tour system of the present invention is comprised of a central computer which runs a computer program that enables a variety of electronic hardware components to function as the guard tour system. As a guard progresses through a guard tour, he or she uses a touch button reader to read information stored within a plurality of touch memory buttons located along the patrol route. At the end of the patrol, the guard places the touch button reader in a downloader that transfers the stored data to the central computer which processes the data and generates reports summarizing the patrol data. The computer program of the present invention provides a novel method of organizing security information in hierarchical categories. Further, the guard tour system of the present invention uses a novel method to determine the number of times a guard visited a location in a given time period.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2003Publication date: April 14, 2005Applicant: Timekeeping Systems, Inc.Inventors: Barry Markwitz, Mike O'Flaherty, Jay Cross, Scott Boswell, Dean Chriss, Tom Dutton, Michael Gribov, Tom Morman, Jim Nicholson
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Patent number: 6850418Abstract: The present invention generally relates to an impact and temperature resistant housing that also resists being removed from its fixed mounting position. Additionally, the present invention resists being fashioned into a weapon if it is removed from its mounted position. In general, the present invention comprises a base section, conical section, terminal support section, and corresponding center terminal.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2002Date of Patent: February 1, 2005Assignee: TimeKeeping Systems, Inc.Inventors: Thomas F. Dutton, Jay Cross
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Patent number: 6834259Abstract: The guard tour system of the present invention is comprised of a central computer which runs a computer program that enables a variety of electronic hardware components to function as the guard tour system. As a guard progresses through a guard tour, he or she uses a touch button reader to read information stored within a plurality of touch memory buttons located along the patrol route. At the end of the patrol, the guard places the touch button reader in a downloader that transfers the stored data to the central computer which processes the data and generates reports summarizing the patrol data. The computer program of the present invention provides a novel method of organizing security information in heirarchical categories. Further, the guard tour system of the present invention uses a novel method to determine the number of times a guard visited a location in a given time period.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 1999Date of Patent: December 21, 2004Assignee: TimeKeeping Systems, Inc.Inventors: Barry Markwitz, Mike O'Flaherty, Jay Cross, Scott Boswell, Dean Chriss, Tom Dutton, Michael Gribov, Tom Morman, Jim Nicholson
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Publication number: 20040057217Abstract: The present invention generally relates to an impact and temperature resistant housing that also resists being removed from its fixed mounting position. Additionally, the present invention resists being fashioned into a weapon if it is removed from its mounted position. In general, the present invention comprises a base section, conical section, terminal support section, and corresponding center terminal.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2002Publication date: March 25, 2004Applicant: TimeKeeping Systems IncorporatedInventors: Thomas F. Dutton, Jay Cross
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Patent number: 6419263Abstract: A passenger restraint system (100) for an occupant of a vehicle (102) includes an inflatable belt portion comprising a seamless hollow inflatable textile member that becomes inflated upon the occurrence of a collision. The inflatable textile member may vary in size and construction along its length. The belt portion (104, 112) tightens against the occupant's body when the inflatable belt portion becomes inflated.Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 1999Date of Patent: July 16, 2002Assignee: The B. F. Goodrich CompanyInventors: Alexander Büsgen, S. Jay Cross, Edward Lee Morris, Jr., Lowell William Roemke, William Lewis Walthall
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Publication number: 20020067031Abstract: A passenger restraint system (100) for an occupant of a vehicle (102) includes an inflatable belt portion comprising a seamless hollow inflatable textile member that becomes inflated upon the occurrence of a collision. The inflatable textile member may vary in size and construction along its length. The belt portion (104, 112) tightens against the occupant's body when the inflatable belt portion becomes inflated.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2001Publication date: June 6, 2002Inventors: Alexander Busgen, S. Jay Cross, Edward Lee Morris, Lowell William Roemke, William Lewis Walthall
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Patent number: RE44217Abstract: The present invention generally relates to an impact and temperature resistant housing that also resists being removed from its fixed mounting position. Additionally, the present invention resists being fashioned into a weapon if it is removed from its mounted position. In general, the present invention comprises a base section, conical section, terminal support section, and corresponding center terminal.Type: GrantFiled: August 22, 2005Date of Patent: May 14, 2013Assignee: TimeKeeping Systems, Inc.Inventors: Thomas F. Dutton, Jay Cross