Patents by Inventor Michael J. Klein
Michael J. Klein 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: 11287432Abstract: This disclosure describes portable bio-nano-chip assays, methods and compositions for diagnosing trauma at point-of-care using biological samples. The assays, methods and compositions provide in a more convenient, less expensive, and less time-consuming sampling and analysis.Type: GrantFiled: June 5, 2019Date of Patent: March 29, 2022Assignee: NEW YORK UNIVERSITYInventors: John T. McDevitt, Deniz Vurmaz, Charles DiMaggio, Spiros Frangos, Marko Bukur, Michael J. Klein
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Patent number: 11190639Abstract: A system for accessing information via a voice device comprises a call router configured to initiate and receive calls and at least one application server in communication with the call router via a network. The at least one application server is configured to receive a call from the voice device and access a user account stored in a memory. The application server is further configured to access a plurality of contacts of the user account and receive a contact selection of a selected contact. The application server is further configured to assume an account identification of the user account for one or more communications and control a submission of a message associated with the assumed account identification to a mobile device of the selected contact.Type: GrantFiled: September 23, 2019Date of Patent: November 30, 2021Assignee: Fallback Services, LLCInventors: Cornelius Van Dellen, II, Michael J. Klein
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Publication number: 20200099787Abstract: A system for accessing information via a voice device comprises a call router configured to initiate and receive calls and at least one application server in communication with the call router via a network. The at least one application server is configured to receive a call from the voice device and access a user account stored in a memory. The application server is further configured to access a plurality of contacts of the user account and receive a contact selection of a selected contact. The application server is further configured to assume an account identification of the user account for one or more communications and control a submission of a message associated with the assumed account identification to a mobile device of the selected contact.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 23, 2019Publication date: March 26, 2020Inventors: Cornelius Van Dellen, II, Michael J. Klein
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Publication number: 20190369121Abstract: This disclosure describes portable bio-nano-chip assays, methods and compositions for diagnosing trauma at point-of-care using biological samples. The assays, methods and compositions provide in a more convenient, less expensive, and less time-consuming sampling and analysis.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 5, 2019Publication date: December 5, 2019Inventors: John T. McDevitt, Deniz Vurmaz, Charles DiMaggio, Spiros Frangos, Marko Bukur, Michael J. Klein
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Patent number: 8036384Abstract: An Enhanced Shared Secret Provisioning Protocol (ESSPP) provides a novel method and system for adding devices to a network in a secure manner. A registration process is launched at two network devices together within a predetermined time interval. These two devices then automatically register with each other. When two devices running ESSPP detect each other, they exchange identities and establish a key that can later be used by the devices to mutually authenticate each other and generate session encryption keys. With ESSPP, two ESSPP devices that are attempting to register with each other will only provision a key when they detect that they are the only two ESSPP devices on the wireless network running ESSPP. If additional devices running ESSPP are detected, the ESSPP protocol is either terminated or suspended.Type: GrantFiled: July 7, 2008Date of Patent: October 11, 2011Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Donald A. Zick, Michael J. Klein, Robert G. Moskowitz
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Patent number: 7941833Abstract: An Enhanced Shared Secret Provisioning Protocol (ESSPP) provides a novel method and system for adding devices to a network in a secure manner. A registration process is launched at two network devices together within a predetermined time interval. These two devices then automatically register with each other. When two devices running ESSPP detect each other, they exchange identities and establish a key that can later be used by the devices to mutually authenticate each other and generate session encryption keys. With ESSPP, two ESSPP devices that are attempting to register with each other will only provision a key when they detect that they are the only two ESSPP devices on the wireless network running ESSPP. If additional devices running ESSPP are detected, the ESSPP protocol is either terminated or suspended.Type: GrantFiled: May 15, 2008Date of Patent: May 10, 2011Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Donald A. Zick, Michael J. Klein, Robert G. Moskowitz
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Publication number: 20100163634Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring, controlling and limiting utility usage for a plurality of units in a building. An example system includes a controller and one or more sensing devices in signal communication with the controller using a buildings existing thermostat wiring. The system senses the state of a thermostat, the air temperature near each thermostat and the pipe/ducting temperature in each of a plurality of units. The pipe/ducting sensor monitors the temperature of piping or ducting leading from a thermostatically controlled supply valve to the unit requesting heating or cooling. Being able to use existing building thermostat wiring allows for installation into older buildings. The controller records utility usage information for each of the plurality of units based on information received from the one or more sensing devices and communicates with a website.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 26, 2009Publication date: July 1, 2010Inventors: Michael J. Klein, Jerry E. Armstrong
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Publication number: 20090319788Abstract: An Enhanced Shared Secret Provisioning Protocol (ESSPP) provides a novel method and system for adding devices to a network in a secure manner. A registration process is launched at two network devices together within a predetermined time interval. These two devices then automatically register with each other. When two devices running ESSPP detect each other, they exchange identities and establish a key that can later be used by the devices to mutually authenticate each other and generate session encryption keys. With ESSPP, two ESSPP devices that are attempting to register with each other will only provision a key when they detect that they are the only two ESSPP devices on the wireless network running ESSPP. If additional devices running ESSPP are detected, the ESSPP protocol is either terminated or suspended.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 15, 2008Publication date: December 24, 2009Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATIONInventors: Donald A. Zick, Michael J. Klein, Robert G. Moskowitz
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Publication number: 20090169006Abstract: An Enhanced Shared Secret Provisioning Protocol (ESSPP) provides a novel method and system for adding devices to a network in a secure manner. A registration process is launched at two network devices together within a predetermined time interval. These two devices then automatically register with each other. When two devices running ESSPP detect each other, they exchange identities and establish a key that can later be used by the devices to mutually authenticate each other and generate session encryption keys. With ESSPP, two ESSPP devices that are attempting to register with each other will only provision a key when they detect that they are the only two ESSPP devices on the wireless network running ESSPP. If additional devices running ESSPP are detected, the ESSPP protocol is either terminated or suspended.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 7, 2008Publication date: July 2, 2009Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATIONInventors: Donald A. Zick, Michael J. Klein, Robert G. Moskowitz
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Patent number: 7398550Abstract: An Enhanced Shared Secret Provisioning Protocol (ESSPP) provides a novel method and system for adding devices to a network in a secure manner. A registration process is launched at two network devices together within a predetermined time interval. These two devices then automatically register with each other. When two devices running ESSPP detect each other, they exchange identities and establish a key that can later be used by the devices to mutually authenticate each other and generate session encryption keys. With ESSPP, two ESSPP devices that are attempting to register with each other will only provision a key when they detect that they are the only two ESSPP devices on the wireless network running ESSPP. If additional devices running ESSPP are detected, the ESSPP protocol is either terminated or suspended.Type: GrantFiled: July 24, 2003Date of Patent: July 8, 2008Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Donald A. Zick, Michael J. Klein, Robert G. Moskowitz
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Publication number: 20070266716Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring utility usage for a plurality of units in a building. The system includes a controller and one or more sensing devices in signal communication over existing building thermostat or other control wiring with the controller. The sensing devices sense the state of a thermostat and the air temperature in each of the plurality of units as well as the temperature of utility transport piping leading to each of the plurality of units. The controller records utility usage for each of the plurality of units based on information received from the one or more sensing devices and provides an audit trail to verify delivery of the utility and detect and report faults in the utility delivery system. System faults are transmitted to a user as an audio alert using an electronically recorded human voice.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2006Publication date: November 22, 2007Inventors: Michael J. Klein, Jerry E. Armstrong