Patents by Inventor Neil Teitelbaum
Neil Teitelbaum 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: 12138655Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: GrantFiled: August 9, 2021Date of Patent: November 12, 2024Assignee: VIAVI Solutions Inc.Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 11494851Abstract: A computer implemented messaging and management system for organizing and extracting information sent between users, and for automatically generating and updating management data based on information extracted from messages. One or more processors are configured to receive posts and post relational data and configured to generate a set of P-tags from the received posts and post relational data, wherein each P-tag has a value associated therewith, wherein some of the values are derived from users' input and wherein some of the values are generated by a tag management engine and a statistics engine. A logic engine having logic gates groups the P-tags or P-tags and keywords into a plurality of logic expressions; and, a compilation engine for creates and displays one or more management views in dependence upon at least some of the plurality of logic expressions.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2022Date of Patent: November 8, 2022Assignee: Winter Chat Pty Ltd.Inventors: Ana Novak, Mathieu Julien Rainville Wells, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 11341337Abstract: A semantic messaging collaboration (SMC) system using simultaneous post, user and user-post interaction tagging. The system includes a natural language processing (NLP) engine, statistics engine, tag management engine and a story engine. The NLP engine is configured to: a) identify topics that appear in a select conversation b) analyze user expertise from available sources, and c) analyze posts with respect to sentiment. The statistics engine is configured to generate descriptive statistics from available system information on user-post interactions, as well as select outputs from NLP engine. The tag management engine generates and collates system tags.Type: GrantFiled: June 11, 2021Date of Patent: May 24, 2022Assignee: Winter Chat Pty LtdInventors: Ana Novak, Mathieu Julien Rainville Wells, Neil Teitelbaum
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Publication number: 20210362186Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 9, 2021Publication date: November 25, 2021Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 11084060Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2019Date of Patent: August 10, 2021Assignee: VIAVI Solutions Inc.Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 10875794Abstract: For changing a property of a polar liquid a device comprising a signal generator and a transducer is provided adjacent to the liquid or at least partially immersed therein. The signal generator provides an alternating electrical signal to the transducer, wherein the electrical signal is of a frequency and an amplitude to affect the transducer to produce an alternating magnetic field having a magnetic flux density so as to change the property of the polar liquid, wherein a portion of the magnetic field penetrates the liquid, having an effect thereon and providing a change in the property of the liquid at a distance of at least 1 meter from the transducer. The property is a gas exchange rate and the change is at least 5%, or the property is surface tension and the change is at least 1%, or the property is viscosity and the change is at least 0.5%.Type: GrantFiled: June 15, 2020Date of Patent: December 29, 2020Inventors: Brian Rudy Parisien, Neil Teitelbaum, David Tat Fai Fung, Ron Vered, James Stuart Wight
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Patent number: 10520580Abstract: A method and system for determining a position of tagged objects by their proximity to each other, where the position of a target object is provided as common names of other objects nearby. This allows new ways of tracking objects that are required to be together with each other, or to be within a certain area, while reducing the power consumption of electronic tags and tag readers.Type: GrantFiled: April 20, 2018Date of Patent: December 31, 2019Assignee: Haystack Magic Inc.Inventors: Misha Nossik, Dmitry Sotnikov, Alex Efros, Vadim Gouterman, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 10500611Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: GrantFiled: March 1, 2019Date of Patent: December 10, 2019Assignee: VIAVI Solutions Inc.Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Publication number: 20190329289Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2019Publication date: October 31, 2019Inventors: Vladimir P. RAKSHA, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Publication number: 20190193114Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 1, 2019Publication date: June 27, 2019Inventors: Vladimir P. RAKSHA, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 10242788Abstract: The invention relates to anisotropic, reflective, magnetic flakes. In a liquid carrier and under influence of an external magnetic field, the flakes attract to one another side-by-side and form ribbons which provide higher reflectivity to a coating and may be used as a security feature for authentication of an object.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2017Date of Patent: March 26, 2019Assignee: VIAVI Solutions Inc.Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Charles T. Markantes, Paul G. Coombs, Roger W. Phillips, Paul T. Kohlmann, Alberto Argoitia, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 10226790Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2016Date of Patent: March 12, 2019Assignee: VIAVI Solutions Inc.Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Publication number: 20180306895Abstract: A method and system for determining a position of tagged objects by their proximity to each other, where the position of a target object is provided as common names of other objects nearby. This allows new ways of tracking objects that are required to be together with each other, or to be within a certain area, while reducing the power consumption of electronic tags and tag readers.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2018Publication date: October 25, 2018Inventors: Misha NOSSIK, Dmitry SOTNIKOV, Alex EFROS, Vadim GOUTERMAN, Neil TEITELBAUM
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Publication number: 20170271067Abstract: The invention relates to anisotropic, reflective, magnetic flakes. In a liquid carrier and under influence of an external magnetic field, the flakes attract to one another side-by-side and form ribbons which provide higher reflectivity to a coating and may be used as a security feature for authentication of an object.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2017Publication date: September 21, 2017Inventors: Vladimir P. RAKSHA, Charles T. Markantes, Paul G. Coombs, Rogar W. Phillips, Paul T. Kohlmann, Alberto Argoitia, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 9662925Abstract: The invention relates to anisotropic, reflective, magnetic flakes. In a liquid carrier and under influence of an external magnetic field, the flakes attract to one another side-by-side and form ribbons which provide higher reflectivity to a coating and may be used as a security feature for authentication of an object.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2008Date of Patent: May 30, 2017Assignee: Viavi Solutions Inc.Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Charles T. Markantes, Paul G. Coombs, Roger W. Phillips, Paul T. Kohlmann, Alberto Argoitia, Neil Teitelbaum
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Publication number: 20140102363Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 13, 2013Publication date: April 17, 2014Inventors: Vladimir P. RAKSHA, Curtis R. HRUSKA, Neil TEITELBAUM
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Patent number: 8633954Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: GrantFiled: December 23, 2011Date of Patent: January 21, 2014Assignee: JDS Uniphase CorporationInventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 8439403Abstract: A printed article is disclosed having a light transmissive substrate having a reverse printed region on a surface thereof in the form of a plurality of very closely spaced printed lines or regions. The printed regions and spaces therebetween are subsequently flood coated with special effect ink such as optically variable ink wherein the ink particle size is on average greater than the gap between reverse printed regions. The image is viewed from the non-printed side of the substrate and very fine lines of the special effect flood coated special effect ink appear as very clear sharp lines having a fine resolution. This eliminates the typical jagged edges that would otherwise be seen if the inked region was not present. This effect is due to the first printed inked regions or lines forming a mask through which the flood coated ink is seen.Type: GrantFiled: August 27, 2007Date of Patent: May 14, 2013Assignee: JDS Uniphase CorporationInventors: Wilfred C. Kittler, Jr., Neil Teitelbaum
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Publication number: 20120162344Abstract: A scanning laser having a wavelength compatible with a coating binder so as to cure it as the laser scans and irradiates the coating on a moving web. A system and method for curing flakes by providing a scanning laser which scans across a moving coated substrate in a magnetic field allows images to be formed as magnetically aligned flakes are cured into a fixed position. The images have regions of cured aligned flakes. The scanning laser cures the magnetically aligned flakes within it region it irradiates. Alternatively an array of lasers can be used wherein individual lasers can be switched on and off to fix irradiated coating as a moving web is moved at a high speed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 23, 2011Publication date: June 28, 2012Inventors: Vladimir P. Raksha, Curtis R. Hruska, Neil Teitelbaum
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Patent number: 8164810Abstract: A structure for providing an optical effect includes first and second substrates hot stamped together by an adhesive. The adhesive includes an energy activated binder having a plurality of particles distributed therein or thereon for providing the optical effect detectable through the first substrate. The particles may be optically variable flakes, thin film light interference flakes, diffractive flakes, and reflective flakes.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2007Date of Patent: April 24, 2012Inventors: Roger W. Phillips, Thomas Mayer, Scott Lamar, Neil Teitelbaum