Patents by Inventor John P. Arnold

John P. Arnold 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: 11961043
    Abstract: An inventory tracking system includes storage modules that hold one or more items. Each item is positionable at locations within the storage modules independent of physical characteristics of the item. Inventory monitoring modules are included to monitor storage modules for adding an item, retrieving an item, consuming of the item, returning an unused item, discarding at least a portion of a consumed item, or combinations thereof. Each act is used to determine information about items utilized in the act, including the location within the storage modules of the items. Each storage module updates a central inventory database about a location of the storage module, a revised inventory of the items stored within the storage modules, or both. The location of the storage modules, the revised inventory of the items stored within the storage modules, or both, is used to order a replenishment of the items held within the storage modules.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 19, 2022
    Date of Patent: April 16, 2024
    Assignee: Omnicell, Inc.
    Inventors: Anupam Kumar Dattamajumdar, Herbert Lawson Fisher, John Alfred D'Costa, Rupert P. Robin, Brian Richard Arnold, Sanandan Sudhir, Shah Sohil Jayeshbhai
  • Patent number: 6097706
    Abstract: A demand-based connection management satellite communication network includes a plurality of geographically distributed earth stations, each earth station having a frame relay protocol-based switch for interfacing message signals between terminal devices and modem unit. One of the earth stations is a hub station whose modem unit includes plural demodulators tuned to carrier frequencies transmitted from other, remote stations. Each remote station has at least one hub-programmable demodulator and/or a programmable modulator. When an originating station receives a request from a terminal device for connectivity with a terminal device at a destination station, it transmits a connectivity request message to the hub station. In response, the hub station checks a demodulator and/or modulator frequency assignment database for demodulator availability.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 12, 1998
    Date of Patent: August 1, 2000
    Assignee: Gilat Florida, Inc.
    Inventors: Dennis E. Fielding, Todd W. Gross, John P. Arnold
  • Patent number: 5890131
    Abstract: The present invention provides a project optimization software tool in which a single window in a graphical user interface serves as a tool for planning future actions, reviewing past actions, organizing meetings and launching executable software tools. A project pathway window supports: 1) the listing and viewing of sequences of pathway steps, which, if accomplished, lead towards a defined project goal, 2) the ability to link software tools to those pathway steps, and launch the software tools for execution, 3) the creation of meeting agendas, each of which may encompass several pathway steps, without demoting the included pathway steps, and 4) the marking of the status of pathway steps.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 19, 1996
    Date of Patent: March 30, 1999
    Assignee: SkyMark Corporation
    Inventors: Justin C. Ebert, Scott H. Collins, John P. Arnold, Stephen L. David, Susan D. Dwyer, Michael D. Mills, Patricia Shanahan
  • Patent number: 5841765
    Abstract: A demand-based connection management satellite communication network includes a plurality of geographically distributed earth stations, each earth station having a frame relay protocol-based switch for interfacing message signals between terminal devices and modem unit. One of the earth stations is a hub station whose modem unit includes plural demodulators tuned to carrier frequencies transmitted from other, remote stations. Each remote station has at least one hub-programmable demodulator and/or a programmable modulator. When an originating station receives a request from a terminal device for connectivity with a terminal device at a destination station, it transmits a connectivity request message to the hub station. In response, the hub station checks a demodulator and/or modulator frequency assignment database for demodulator availability.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 10, 1996
    Date of Patent: November 24, 1998
    Assignee: Skydata, Inc.
    Inventors: Dennis E. Fielding, Todd W. Gross, John P. Arnold
  • Patent number: RE41218
    Abstract: A demand-based connection management satellite communication network includes a plurality of geographically distributed earth stations, each earth station having a frame relay protocol-based switch for interfacing message signals between terminal devices and modem unit. One of the earth stations is a hub station whose modem unit includes plural demodulators tuned to carrier frequencies transmitted from other, remote stations. Each remote station has at least one hub-programmable demodulator and/or a programmable modulator. When an originating station receives a request from a terminal device for connectivity with a terminal device at a destination station, it transmits a connectivity request message to the hub station. In response, the hub station checks a demodulator and/or modulator frequency assignment database for demodulator availability.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 1, 2002
    Date of Patent: April 13, 2010
    Assignee: Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd.
    Inventors: Dennis E. Fielding, Todd W. Gross, John P. Arnold