Patents by Inventor John Goree
John Goree 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: 20230043866Abstract: Disclosed herein are methods and devices for cleaning a surface of a substrate having a layer of dust disposed thereon by ejecting at least a portion of the dust from the surface. The methods comprise irradiating the layer of dust with an electron beam, such that the electron beam irradiates a particle thereby inducing said particle to emit a plurality of secondary electrons; wherein at least a portion of the plurality of secondary electrons impinge two or more neighboring particles to thereby generate a secondary charge on the two or more neighboring particles, wherein the secondary charge on the two or more neighboring particles creates an electrostatic repulsive force between said particles, wherein the electrostatic repulsive force is sufficient to eject said particles from the surface.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2022Publication date: February 9, 2023Inventors: Xu Wang, Mihaly Horanyi, Benjamin Farr, Inseob Hahn, Ulf Israelsson, John Goree
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Patent number: 11067657Abstract: Methods for operating a magnetic resonance apparatus and systems therefrom are provided. A method includes generating, via a coil former surrounding a subject or object of interest and disposed in the magnetic resonance apparatus, a plurality of field modes external to the subject or object, measuring for each of the plurality of external field modes, an associated internal field produced within the subject or object, generating, via the coil former a combination of external modes to produce a target internal field in the subject or object, and measuring nuclear magnetic resonance signals due to the resulting field from the combination to acquire an image or spectrum of the subject or object.Type: GrantFiled: April 18, 2017Date of Patent: July 20, 2021Assignee: VANDERBILT UNIVERSITYInventors: Adam W. Anderson, John Gore
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Patent number: 10607068Abstract: Intelligent motion capture element that includes sensor personalities that optimize the sensor for specific movements and/or pieces of equipment and/or clothing and may be retrofitted onto existing equipment or interchanged therebetween and automatically detected for example to switch personalities. May be used for low power applications and accurate data capture for use in healthcare compliance, sporting, gaming, military, virtual reality, industrial, retail loss tracking, security, baby and elderly monitoring and other applications for example obtained from a motion capture element and relayed to a database via a mobile phone. System obtains data from motion capture elements, analyzes data and stores data in database for use in these applications and/or data mining. Enables unique displays associated with the user, such as 3D overlays onto images of the user to visually depict the captured motion data. Enables performance related equipment fitting and purchase.Type: GrantFiled: January 9, 2018Date of Patent: March 31, 2020Assignee: BLAST MOTION INC.Inventors: Bhaskar Bose, Michael Bentley, John Goree, Tim Haynes
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Patent number: 9866827Abstract: Intelligent motion capture element that includes sensor personalities that optimize the sensor for specific movements and/or pieces of equipment and/or clothing and may be retrofitted onto existing equipment or interchanged therebetween and automatically detected for example to switch personalities. May be used for low power applications and accurate data capture for use in healthcare compliance, sporting, gaming, military, virtual reality, industrial, retail loss tracking, security, baby and elderly monitoring and other applications for example obtained from a motion capture element and relayed to a database via a mobile phone. System obtains data from motion capture elements, analyzes data and stores data in database for use in these applications and/or data mining. Enables unique displays associated with the user, such as 3D overlays onto images of the user to visually depict the captured motion data. Enables performance related equipment fitting and purchase.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 2017Date of Patent: January 9, 2018Assignee: BLAST MOTION INC.Inventors: Bhaskar Bose, Michael Bentley, John Goree, Tim Haynes
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Publication number: 20170299676Abstract: Methods for operating a magnetic resonance apparatus and systems therefrom are provided. A method includes generating, via a coil former surrounding a subject or object of interest and disposed in the magnetic resonance apparatus, a plurality of field modes external to the subject or object, measuring for each of the plurality of external field modes, an associated internal field produced within the subject or object, generating, via the coil former a combination of external modes to produce a target internal field in the subject or object, and measuring nuclear magnetic resonance signals due to the resulting field from the combination to acquire an image or spectrum of the subject or object.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 18, 2017Publication date: October 19, 2017Inventors: Adam W. ANDERSON, John GORE
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Patent number: 9633254Abstract: Intelligent motion capture element that includes sensor personalities that optimize the sensor for specific movements and/or pieces of equipment and/or clothing and may be retrofitted onto existing equipment or interchanged therebetween and automatically detected for example to switch personalities. May be used for low power applications and accurate data capture for use in healthcare compliance, sporting, gaming, military, virtual reality, industrial, retail loss tracking, security, baby and elderly monitoring and other applications for example obtained from a motion capture element and relayed to a database via a mobile phone. System obtains data from motion capture elements, analyzes data and stores data in database for use in these applications and/or data mining. Enables unique displays associated with the user, such as 3D overlays onto images of the user to visually depict the captured motion data. Enables performance related equipment fitting and purchase.Type: GrantFiled: January 25, 2016Date of Patent: April 25, 2017Assignee: BLAST MOTION INC.Inventors: Bhaskar Bose, Michael Bentley, John Goree, Tim Haynes
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Patent number: 9247212Abstract: Intelligent motion capture element that includes sensor personalities that optimize the sensor for specific movements and/or pieces of equipment and/or clothing and may be retrofitted onto existing equipment or interchanged therebetween and automatically detected for example to switch personalities. May be used for low power applications and accurate data capture for use in healthcare compliance, sporting, gaming, military, virtual reality, industrial, retail loss tracking, security, baby and elderly monitoring and other applications for example obtained from a motion capture element and relayed to a database via a mobile phone. System obtains data from motion capture elements, analyzes data and stores data in database for use in these applications and/or data mining. Enables unique displays associated with the user, such as 3D overlays onto images of the user to visually depict the captured motion data. Enables performance related equipment fitting and purchase.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 2013Date of Patent: January 26, 2016Assignee: BLAST MOTION INC.Inventors: Bhaskar Bose, Michael Bentley, John Goree, Tim Haynes
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Patent number: 8913134Abstract: An initialization method for an inertial sensor that estimates starting orientation and velocity without requiring the sensor to start at rest or in a well-known location or orientation. Initialization uses patterns of motion encoded as a set of soft constraints that are expected to hold approximately during an initialization period. Penalty metrics are defined to measure the deviation of calculated motion trajectories from the soft constraints. Differential equations of motion for an inertial sensor are solved with the initial conditions as variables; the initial conditions that minimize the penalty metrics are used as estimates for the actual initial conditions of the sensor. Soft constraints and penalty metrics for a specific application are chosen based on the types of motion patterns expected for this application. Illustrative cases include applications with relatively little movement during initialization, and applications with approximately periodic motion during initialization.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 2014Date of Patent: December 16, 2014Assignee: Blast Motion Inc.Inventors: John Goree, Bhaskar Bose, Piyush Gupta
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Patent number: 8903521Abstract: Motion capture element for low power and accurate data capture for use in healthcare compliance, sporting, gaming, military, virtual reality, industrial, retail loss tracking, security, baby and elderly monitoring and other applications for example obtained from a motion capture element and relayed to a database via a mobile phone. System obtains data from motion capture elements, analyzes data and stores data in database for use in these applications and/or data mining, which may be charged for. Enables unique displays associated with the user, such as 3D overlays onto images of the user to visually depict the captured motion data. Ratings, compliance, ball flight path data can be calculated and displayed, for example on a map or timeline or both. Enables performance related equipment fitting and purchase. Includes active and passive identifier capabilities.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 2012Date of Patent: December 2, 2014Assignee: Blast Motion Inc.Inventors: John Goree, Bhaskar Bose, Michael Bentley
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Publication number: 20140229138Abstract: An initialization method for an inertial sensor that estimates starting orientation and velocity without requiring the sensor to start at rest or in a well-known location or orientation. Initialization uses patterns of motion encoded as a set of soft constraints that are expected to hold approximately during an initialization period. Penalty metrics are defined to measure the deviation of calculated motion trajectories from the soft constraints. Differential equations of motion for an inertial sensor are solved with the initial conditions as variables; the initial conditions that minimize the penalty metrics are used as estimates for the actual initial conditions of the sensor. Soft constraints and penalty metrics for a specific application are chosen based on the types of motion patterns expected for this application. Illustrative cases include applications with relatively little movement during initialization, and applications with approximately periodic motion during initialization.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2014Publication date: August 14, 2014Applicant: BLAST MOTION, INC.Inventors: John Goree, Bhaskar Bose, Piyush Gupta
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Patent number: 8485085Abstract: Allows for the assignment of threat(s) to weapon(s) to allow operators to coordinate actions. Enables dynamic discovery and operation weapon(s), sensor(s) over a local or public network so available weapons can be selected by operators. Sensors may act as simulated weapons and may also reside in a video surveillance system (VSS). Sensors may be collocated or away from weapons which may differ in number. Sensors simulating weapons are transparently interchangeable with actual weapons. Simulated actors and events may be injected into system with operator gestures recorded for later analysis. Operator may control more than one weapon or sensor at a time. Operator user interface may be cloned onto another computer for real-time supervision or for later use. Integration of existing VSS with a network of remotely operated weapons or simulated weapons enables a passive video surveillance system upgrade to become a projector of lethal or non-lethal force.Type: GrantFiled: August 14, 2007Date of Patent: July 16, 2013Assignee: Telerobotics CorporationInventors: John Goree, Brian Feldman
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Publication number: 20120214137Abstract: Allows for the assignment of threat(s) to weapon(s) to allow operators to coordinate actions. Enables dynamic discovery and operation weapon(s), sensor(s) over a local or public network so available weapons can be selected by operators. Sensors may act as simulated weapons and may also reside in a video surveillance system (VSS). Sensors may be collocated or away from weapons which may differ in number. Sensors simulating weapons are transparently interchangeable with actual weapons. Simulated actors and events may be injected into system with operator gestures recorded for later analysis. Operator may control more than one weapon or sensor at a time. Operator user interface may be cloned onto another computer for real-time supervision or for later use. Integration of existing VSS with a network of remotely operated weapons or simulated weapons enables a passive video surveillance system upgrade to become a projector of lethal or non-lethal force.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2007Publication date: August 23, 2012Inventors: John Goree, Brian Feldman
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Patent number: 7335026Abstract: Embodiments of the invention enable an operator to interact with a video surveillance system comprising at least one sensor. The sensor may be configured to operate as a simulated weapon, or may be replaced by or augmented with a real weapon and in either case the simulated or real weapon is controlled over a network. The network may comprise the local video surveillance network or a network linking with a remotely operated weapon system. The integration of an existing video surveillance system with a network of remotely operated weapons and/or weapon simulators enables use of the resources of either system by the other system and enables a passive video surveillance system to become an active projector of lethal or non-lethal force.Type: GrantFiled: April 17, 2005Date of Patent: February 26, 2008Assignee: Telerobotics Corp.Inventors: John Goree, Brian Feldman
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Publication number: 20080020354Abstract: Embodiments of the invention enable an operator to interact with a video surveillance system comprising at least one sensor. The sensor may be configured to operate as a simulated weapon, or may be replaced by or augmented with a real weapon and in either case the simulated or real weapon is controlled over a network. The network may comprise the local video surveillance network or a network linking with a remotely operated weapon system. The integration of an existing video surveillance system with a network of remotely operated weapons and/or weapon simulators enables use of the resources of either system by the other system and enables a passive video surveillance system to become an active projector of lethal or non-lethal force.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 17, 2005Publication date: January 24, 2008Applicant: TELEROBOTICS CORPORATIONInventors: John Goree, Brian Feldman
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Patent number: 5321357Abstract: A visible and/or MRI visualizable permanent image is formed in a gel in a container which maintains the gel a dimensionally stable shape, which gel contains uniformly dispersed therein in storage stable form at last one radiant energy, e.g., ionizing radiation, polymerizable monomer in a concentration effective to form an insoluble polymer in the gel which alters the relaxation time of the solvent in any area thereof in which the polymer is formed, e.g.Type: GrantFiled: August 7, 1992Date of Patent: June 14, 1994Assignee: Yale UniversityInventors: Marek Maryanski, John Gore, Robert Schulz
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Patent number: 3970556Abstract: A floating skimmer, for cleaning the surface of the liquid around the skimmer, has an outer, annular shaped body with an inner cavity. Flotation and ballast chambers in the outer body regulate the level of flotation of the weir, and a peripheral opening admits a flow of liquid into the central cavity. The liquid is pumped out of the central cavity through a drain opening in the base plate. A movable weir extends across the width of the inlet opening and regulates the quantity and velocity of liquid which flows through the opening and into the central cavity. The outer edge of the weir is connected to the body by a hinge connection which permits the weir to articulate about that edge. A float is mounted beneath the weir so that the weir floats on the liquid within the central cavity and with the back inner edge of the weir elevated. This produces a cascade of liquid off the upper edge of the weir and a regulated skimming of the surface of the liquid by the cascade action.Type: GrantFiled: September 23, 1974Date of Patent: July 20, 1976Inventor: Douglas John Gore