Patents by Inventor Patrick Nee
Patrick Nee 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: 10371515Abstract: A system for detecting a position of an object includes a position sensor and a demodulator. The position sensor receives a first excitation signal, senses a displacement of the object with respect to a reference point based on the first excitation signal, and generates first and second sense signals based on the first excitation signal. The demodulator receives the first sense signal and the second sense signal from the position sensor, performs a first cross-correlation calculation between the first sense signal and a second excitation signal and a second cross-correlation calculation between the second sense signal and the second excitation signal, determines displacement of the object with respect to the reference point based on results of the first and second cross-correlation calculations, and determine a position of the object based on the displacement.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 2017Date of Patent: August 6, 2019Assignee: BAE Systems Oontrols Inc.Inventors: Patrick Nee, David R. Herdzik
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Publication number: 20190025052Abstract: A system for detecting a position of an object includes a position sensor and a demodulator. The position sensor receives a first excitation signal, senses a displacement of the object with respect to a reference point based on the first excitation signal, and generates first and second sense signals based on the first excitation signal. The demodulator receives the first sense signal and the second sense signal from the position sensor, performs a first cross-correlation calculation between the first sense signal and a second excitation signal and a second cross-correlation calculation between the second sense signal and the second excitation signal, determines displacement of the object with respect to the reference point based on results of the first and second cross-correlation calculations, and determine a position of the object based on the displacement.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 18, 2017Publication date: January 24, 2019Applicant: BAE Systems Controls Inc.Inventors: Patrick Nee, David R. Herdzik
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Patent number: 9857822Abstract: A continuous, always on, high accuracy AC reference signal is added to an AC voltage of interest to calibrate the AC voltage of interest. The AC reference voltage has a first frequency. The AC voltage of interest has a second frequency. A control system having calibration.Type: GrantFiled: October 15, 2015Date of Patent: January 2, 2018Assignee: BAE Systems Controls Inc.Inventors: Russell M. Petrosky, Stephen J. Gabaly, Patrick Nee
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Publication number: 20160109897Abstract: A continuous, always on, high accuracy AC reference signal is added to an AC voltage of interest to calibrate the AC voltage of interest. The AC reference voltage has a first frequency. The AC voltage of interest has a second frequency. A control system having calibration.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 15, 2015Publication date: April 21, 2016Applicant: BAE SYSTEMS Controls Inc.Inventors: Russell M. Petrosky, Stephen J. Gabaly, Patrick Nee
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Publication number: 20110006050Abstract: The present invention is a heated sun shield assembly that has suction cups which attach the shield to the windshield of an automobile. The shade has a flexible opaque heated sheet that is attached to a flexible frame. The frame is designed and can be folded and twisted into a plurality of concentric loops that can be placed in a pouch for storage. The opaque sheet has affixed to one surface, a thermal electric foil or conductive ink grid, which connects to 12-volt supply wires, a 12-volt cigarette lighter adapter and a timer delay mechanism. Therefore it is the object of the present invention to provide a collapsible or roll up heated sun shield assembly that can shade the interior of an automobile as well as defrost the windshield.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 12, 2010Publication date: January 13, 2011Inventors: Joseph Patrick Nee, Sean Cody Bolduc
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Publication number: 20090024159Abstract: A tourniquet system design for providing self-use in emergencies and ma occurrences. The user can simple and quickly slip the tourniquet into place, fix it to adjust tightly against the affected limb. The user can then twist the handle to apply pressure and stop potentially life threatening loss of blood.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 21, 2008Publication date: January 22, 2009Inventors: Joseph Patrick Nee, Joseph Robert Farrell
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Publication number: 20070100891Abstract: A method of forming a multimedia package is provided. The method obtains a media stream having media segments where the media segments include metadata associated with content in the media segments. The method indexes the media segments in accordance with the metadata. Furthermore, the method obtains preferred information and searches the indexed media segments for preferred information media segments where metadata of the preferred information media segments includes information corresponding to the preferred information. The method also forms the multimedia package with the preferred information media segments and delivers the multimedia package.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 26, 2006Publication date: May 3, 2007Inventor: Patrick Nee
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Publication number: 20070011718Abstract: A video clip containing certain customizable portions may be mass produced such that each copy of the video clip may be unique relative to the other copies. This customization is effectuated by pre-encoding the common elements and any reusable dynamic elements. Then, as the video clip is produced, the pre-encoded elements are combined to form the customized video clip.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 16, 2006Publication date: January 11, 2007Inventor: Patrick Nee
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Publication number: 20060285441Abstract: According to some embodiments, systems, apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture may provide for improved health care compliance. Embodiments may comprise, for example, identifying an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, determining output information associated with a game, and providing the output information to the patient. Some embodiments may comprise receiving a code associated with a patient, wherein the code includes encoded information that is indicative of an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, decoding the code to determine the information, determining whether the occurrence of the event is compliant with a condition associated with the taking of the substance, and providing, in the case that compliance with the condition is determined, one or more rewards to the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2006Publication date: December 21, 2006Inventors: JAY WALKER, James Jorasch, Patrick Nee, Carson Fincham, Evan Walker, David Bean, Rajivan Maniam
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Publication number: 20060280035Abstract: According to some embodiments, systems, apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture may provide for improved health care compliance. Embodiments may comprise, for example, identifying an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, determining output information associated with a game, and providing the output information to the patient. Some embodiments may comprise receiving a code associated with a patient, wherein the code includes encoded information that is indicative of an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, decoding the code to determine the information, determining whether the occurrence of the event is compliant with a condition associated with the taking of the substance, and providing, in the case that compliance with the condition is determined, one or more rewards to the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2006Publication date: December 14, 2006Inventors: JAY WALKER, JAMES JORASCH, PATRICK NEE, CARSON FINCHAM, EVAN WALKER, DAVID BEAN, RAJIVAN MANIAM
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Publication number: 20060276931Abstract: According to some embodiments, systems, apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture may provide for improved health care compliance. Embodiments may comprise, for example, identifying an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, determining output information associated with a game, and providing the output information to the patient. Some embodiments may comprise receiving a code associated with a patient, wherein the code includes encoded information that is indicative of an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, decoding the code to determine the information, determining whether the occurrence of the event is compliant with a condition associated with the taking of the substance, and providing, in the case that compliance with the condition is determined, one or more rewards to the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 14, 2006Publication date: December 7, 2006Inventors: JAY WALKER, James Jorasch, Patrick Nee, Carson Fincham, Evan Walker, David Bean, Rajivan Maniam
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Publication number: 20060218011Abstract: According to some embodiments, systems, apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture may provide for improved health care compliance. Embodiments may comprise, for example, identifying an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, determining output information associated with a game, and providing the output information to the patient. Some embodiments may comprise receiving a code associated with a patient, wherein the code includes encoded information that is indicative of an occurrence of an event associated with the taking of a substance by a patient, decoding the code to determine the information, determining whether the occurrence of the event is compliant with a condition associated with the taking of the substance, and providing, in the case that compliance with the condition is determined, one or more rewards to the patient.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 20, 2005Publication date: September 28, 2006Inventors: Jay Walker, James Jorasch, Patrick Nee, Carson Fincham, Evan Walker, David Bean, Rajivan Maniam
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Publication number: 20060211493Abstract: Embodiments are generally directed to facilitating the establishing and/or managing of gaming rules and/or limits associated with players. In some embodiments, third parties may establish and/or manage such rules and/or limits. Some embodiments implement such rules and/or limits by conducting game plays and/or gaming sessions in accordance with such rules and/or limits.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 20, 2006Publication date: September 21, 2006Inventors: Jay Walker, Daniel Tedesco, Robert Tedesco, Patrick Nee
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Publication number: 20060148550Abstract: Methods and systems for auditing data transfers in electronic game device systems are described. In embodiments, the method includes determining gaming request audit data for at least one electronic game device that includes information identifying at least one responsive electronic game server. The audit data may also include at least one of an indication of the time and date of a gaming request and a transaction identifier. The method also includes storing the gaming request audit data in at least one searchable memory.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 30, 2006Publication date: July 6, 2006Inventors: Patrick Nee, Robert Tedesco, Brian Besterman
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Patent number: 6842865Abstract: A test system and method for testing a processor circuit board having at least one processor. The system includes a processor control circuit connected to the processor circuit board which enables test routines to be run on the processor of the processor circuit board, a peripheral emulator circuit, having a connector for connecting to at least one peripheral connector on the processor circuit board, for emulating at least one function of at least one peripheral device, a response circuit measuring the response of the processor circuit board to a test routine, a main controller in electronic communication with the processor control circuit and the response circuit. In operation, the processor control circuit receives instructions from the main controller and causes the processor on the processor circuit board to run a test routine. The response circuit will then communicate the results of the test routine to the main controller.Type: GrantFiled: February 27, 2001Date of Patent: January 11, 2005Assignee: Formia LimitedInventors: Patrick Nee, William Fenton, Ciaran Harvey, Malcolm Simmonds
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Patent number: 6490694Abstract: A method and apparatus for use with an electronic test system to enable the direct testing of buses on a unit under test (UUT). A connection and interface for an electronic test system are provided, which are simple to use, fast to connect and reliable, which may be used as an extra point of test and/or for testing buses remote from the microprocessor of a circuit under test, and which may also be used independently of any devices of the circuit under test. The test apparatus and method may be used to test buses remote from the microprocessor without the use of peripheral devices on the circuit under test, for example I/O chips.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 1999Date of Patent: December 3, 2002Assignee: Formia, Ltd.Inventors: William Fenton, Patrick Nee
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Publication number: 20020062461Abstract: A test system and method for testing a processor circuit board having at least one processor. The system includes a processor control circuit connected to the processor circuit board which enables test routines to be run on the processor of the processor circuit board, a peripheral emulator circuit, having a connector for connecting to at least one peripheral connector on the processor circuit board, for emulating at least one function of at least one peripheral device, a response circuit measuring the response of the processor circuit board to a test routine, a main controller in electronic communication with the processor control circuit and the response circuit. In operation, the processor control circuit receives instructions from the main controller and causes the processor on the processor circuit board to run a test routine. The response circuit will then communicate the results of the test routine to the main controller.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 27, 2001Publication date: May 23, 2002Inventors: Patrick Nee, William Fenton, Ciaran Harvey, Malcolm Simmonds