Patents by Inventor Jeff Frederick
Jeff Frederick 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: 11868395Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 2022Date of Patent: January 9, 2024Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick, Michael Szpot
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Patent number: 11847158Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 2022Date of Patent: December 19, 2023Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11816146Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data.Type: GrantFiled: May 5, 2022Date of Patent: November 14, 2023Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11734340Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 2022Date of Patent: August 22, 2023Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11513663Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data. Processing can provide for (a) processing media with geographical segmentation; (b) processing media in a geographical area, based on media density; (c) crowd based censorship of media; and (d) filtering media content based on user perspective, that can be for comparison, validation and voting, for example.Type: GrantFiled: March 19, 2021Date of Patent: November 29, 2022Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11496678Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2020Date of Patent: November 8, 2022Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11461423Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data. Processing can provide for (a) processing media with geographical segmentation; (b) processing media in a geographical area, based on media density; (c) crowd based censorship of media; and (d) filtering media content based on user perspective, that can be for comparison, validation and voting, for example.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2021Date of Patent: October 4, 2022Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11455330Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data. Processing can provide for (a) processing media with geographical segmentation; (b) processing media in a geographical area, based on media density; (c) crowd based censorship of media; and (d) filtering media content based on user perspective, that can be for comparison, validation and voting, for example.Type: GrantFiled: March 17, 2021Date of Patent: September 27, 2022Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 11436290Abstract: Systems and methods are provided to process a digital photo and other media. An apparatus to process digital photos can include a tangibly embodied computer processor (CP) and a tangibly embodied database. The CP can perform processing including: (a) inputting a photo from a user device, and the photo including geographic data that represents a photo location at which the photo was generated; (b) comparing at least one area with the photo location and associating an area identifier to the photo as part of photo data; and (c) performing processing based on the area identifier and the photo data. Processing can provide for (a) processing media with geographical segmentation; (b) processing media in a geographical area, based on media density; (c) crowd based censorship of media; and (d) filtering media content based on user perspective, that can be for comparison, validation and voting, for example.Type: GrantFiled: March 12, 2021Date of Patent: September 6, 2022Assignee: ShotSpotz LLCInventors: Harley Bernstein, John Morgan, Jeff Frederick
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Patent number: 10447000Abstract: A connector assembly having a housing and a shaft; at least a groove in the housing or on the shaft; one of the housing and the shaft has a first component and a second component; there being at least a first groove configuration and a second groove configuration resulting from two different relative positions of the first and second components; the first and second groove configurations resulting in a first insertion force and a first removal force of the shaft into and from the housing and a second insertion force and a second removal force of the shaft into and from the housing, respectively.Type: GrantFiled: December 12, 2017Date of Patent: October 15, 2019Assignee: Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.Inventors: Jeff Frederick, Derek Changsrivong, Pere Pla-Junca, Peter J. Balsells, Richard Dawson
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Publication number: 20180115133Abstract: A connector assembly having a housing and a shaft; at least a groove in the housing or on the shaft; one of the housing and the shaft has a first component and a second component; there being at least a first groove configuration and a second groove configuration resulting from two different relative positions of the first and second components; the first and second groove configurations resulting in a first insertion force and a first removal force of the shaft into and from the housing and a second insertion force and a second removal force of the shaft into and from the housing, respectively.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 12, 2017Publication date: April 26, 2018Applicant: Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.Inventors: Jeff Frederick, Derek Changsrivong, Pere Pla-Junca, Peter J. Balsells, Richard Dawson
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Patent number: 9882332Abstract: A connector assembly having a housing and a shaft; at least a groove in the housing or on the shaft; one of the housing and the shaft has a first component and a second component; there being at least a first groove configuration and a second groove configuration resulting from two different relative positions of the first and second components; the first and second groove configurations resulting in a first insertion force and a first removal force of the shaft into and from the housing and a second insertion force and a second removal force of the shaft into and from the housing, respectively.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 2013Date of Patent: January 30, 2018Assignee: Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.Inventors: Jeff Frederick, Derek Changsrivong, Pere Pla-Junca, Peter J. Balsells, Richard Dawson
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Patent number: 8844126Abstract: Electrical resistance between a male part and a female part through a canted spring is disclosed using mathematical modeling. Increase or decrease in resistance can be quickly analyzed by looking at the equivalence resistance and the number of contacts at the input side, the output side, or both. The number of contacts may also be created by forming a dimple having a discontinuity.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2011Date of Patent: September 30, 2014Assignee: Bal Seal Engineering, Inc.Inventors: Jeff Frederick, Steve Rust
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Publication number: 20140162487Abstract: A connector assembly having a housing and a shaft; at least a groove in the housing or on the shaft; one of the housing and the shaft has a first component and a second component; there being at least a first groove configuration and a second groove configuration resulting from two different relative positions of the first and second components; the first and second groove configurations resulting in a first insertion force and a first removal force of the shaft into and from the housing and a second insertion force and a second removal force of the shaft into and from the housing, respectively.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 2, 2013Publication date: June 12, 2014Applicant: BAL SEAL ENGINEERING, INC.Inventors: Jeff Frederick, Derek Changsrivong, Pere Pla-Junca, Peter J. Balsells, Richard Dawson
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Publication number: 20120174398Abstract: Electrical resistance between a male part and a female part through a canted spring is disclosed using mathematical modeling. Increase or decrease in resistance can be quickly analyzed by looking at the equivalence resistance and the number of contacts at the input side, the output side, or both. The number of contacts may also be created by forming a dimple having a discontinuity.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 9, 2011Publication date: July 12, 2012Applicant: BAL SEAL ENGINEERING, INC.Inventors: Steve Rust, Jeff Frederick