Patents by Inventor Joseph Impellizzieri
Joseph Impellizzieri 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: 20180122239Abstract: A light bar assembly can comprise an elongated housing mountable to a roof of a motor vehicle and comprising a plurality of light transmissive sections. The light bar assembly can further comprise two or more light sources disposed within the elongated housing, and one or more sensors disposed in an interleaved configuration with the light sources. The light bar assembly can further comprise a controller communicatively coupled to the light bar via a wired interface including data wires and electric power wires. The data wires can be communicatively coupled to the sensors. Each sensor can be configured to output an electrical signal responsive to detecting a physical object within a spatial sector. A projection on a surface sustaining the motor vehicle of each spatial sector can be provided by a circle sector. The combination of all circle sectors can compose a sensing perimeter.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 21, 2017Publication date: May 3, 2018Inventors: Thomas CZYZ, Andrew BUYCK, Joseph IMPELLIZZIERI
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Patent number: 9738253Abstract: There is set forth herein in one embodiment a system for detecting physical objects within a perimeter. The system can include one or more sensors configured to be supported by a motor vehicle. The system can include a processing system and the processing system can be configured to detect a physical object moving within the perimeter based on an output of the one or more sensors. The processing system can be configured to transmit a notification responsive to detecting a person approaching the motor vehicle.Type: GrantFiled: May 15, 2012Date of Patent: August 22, 2017Assignee: APS SYSTEMS, LLC.Inventors: Thomas Czyz, Andrew Buyck, Joseph Impellizzieri
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Patent number: 9239990Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2012Date of Patent: January 19, 2016Assignee: ZOS COMMUNICATIONS, LLCInventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Patent number: 8774831Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2012Date of Patent: July 8, 2014Assignee: ZOS Communications, LLCInventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Patent number: 8774830Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2012Date of Patent: July 8, 2014Assignee: ZOS Communications, LLCInventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Patent number: 8738032Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2012Date of Patent: May 27, 2014Assignee: ZOS Communications, LLCInventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Publication number: 20130311035Abstract: A light bar assembly can comprise an elongated housing mountable to a roof of a motor vehicle and comprising a plurality of light transmissive sections. The light bar assembly can further comprise two or more light sources disposed within the elongated housing, and one or more sensors disposed in an interleaved configuration with the light sources. The light bar assembly can further comprise a controller communicatively coupled to the light bar via a wired interface including data wires and electric power wires. The data wires can be communicatively coupled to the sensors. Each sensor can be configured to output an electrical signal responsive to detecting a physical object within a spatial sector.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 15, 2012Publication date: November 21, 2013Applicant: APS SYSTEMS, LLCInventors: Thomas Czyz, Andrew Bucyk, Joseph Impellizzieri
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Publication number: 20130172006Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2012Publication date: July 4, 2013Inventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Publication number: 20130173506Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2012Publication date: July 4, 2013Inventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Publication number: 20130165143Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2012Publication date: June 27, 2013Inventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried
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Publication number: 20130165144Abstract: A query device scans radio frequencies for visible transmitting devices. The querying device receives at least a signal strength and identifier information associated with each of the transmitting devices. The list of visible devices is used to query a database containing location information for a plurality of visible devices. The list may be sent to a locationing system that may perform a location analysis on the resulting data to return a location to the query device. The weighted average of the locations returned in the database query may be computed to determine the location of the querying device, with the weight for each of the locations being the current signal strength detected by the querying device. Neural network analysis may also be used to determine the location of the querying device. Learning and seeding operations many also be used to populate the database with location information for transmitting devices.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2012Publication date: June 27, 2013Inventors: Russell Ziskind, Chris McKechney, Jeffrey Seaman, Ankur Patel, Brandon Pastuszek, Joseph Impellizzieri, Samuel Gottfried