Patents by Inventor Peter Badger
Peter Badger 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: 9183025Abstract: Systems and algorithm for providing a service to a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a virtualization layer with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to access framebuffer data of a specific virtual machine that includes the service to be controlled, process the framebuffer data to generate image data packets with contextual information by scanning the framebuffer data to discern the image of the virtual machine display, evaluate the framebuffer data to identify contiguous areas of activity, extract data related to the contiguous areas of activity and package the extracted data into image data packets. The image data packets are transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device of the client.Type: GrantFiled: December 22, 2014Date of Patent: November 10, 2015Assignee: CITRIX SYSTEMS, INC.Inventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Publication number: 20150106814Abstract: Systems and algorithm for providing a service to a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a virtualization layer with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to access framebuffer data of a specific virtual machine that includes the service to be controlled, process the framebuffer data to generate image data packets with contextual information by scanning the framebuffer data to discern the image of the virtual machine display, evaluate the framebuffer data to identify contiguous areas of activity, extract data related to the contiguous areas of activity and package the extracted data into image data packets. The image data packets are transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device of the client.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 22, 2014Publication date: April 16, 2015Inventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Patent number: 8918456Abstract: Systems and algorithm for providing a service to a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a virtualization layer with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to access framebuffer data of a specific virtual machine that includes the service to be controlled, process the framebuffer data to generate image data packets with contextual information by scanning the framebuffer data to discern the image of the virtual machine display, obtaining connection parameters and client characteristics of a connection to the client, analyzing the framebuffer data to balance performance of the connection and performance of the specific virtual machine, and selecting a compression technique for processing the framebuffer data to generate image data packets. The image data packets are transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2013Date of Patent: December 23, 2014Assignee: Citrix Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stephen D Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Patent number: 8918455Abstract: Systems and algorithm for providing a service to a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a virtualization layer with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to access framebuffer data of a specific virtual machine that includes the service to be controlled, process the framebuffer data to generate image data packets with contextual information by scanning the framebuffer data to discern the image of the virtual machine display, evaluate the framebuffer data to identify contiguous areas of activity, extract data related to the contiguous areas of activity and package the extracted data into image data packets. The image data packets are transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device of the client.Type: GrantFiled: March 5, 2013Date of Patent: December 23, 2014Assignee: Citrix Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Patent number: 8676949Abstract: Methods for controlling a virtualized computer service remotely through a client includes receiving a connection request from the client for controlling the virtual service available at a virtual machine. The request includes a plurality of connection parameters that describe the connection requirements of the client and is received at a virtual machine that is equipped with an image processor algorithm. The connection parameters are interrogated using the image processor algorithm to identify a specific virtual machine that provides the requested virtualized computer service. A framebuffer data for the identified virtual machine located in virtual memory is accessed and read directly through a hypervisor. The framebuffer data is processed into a plurality of image data packets using the image processor algorithm and transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device associated with the client.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2010Date of Patent: March 18, 2014Assignee: Citrix Systems, Inc.Inventors: Stephen D Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Publication number: 20130346479Abstract: Systems and algorithm for providing a service to a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a virtualization layer with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to access framebuffer data of a specific virtual machine that includes the service to be controlled, process the framebuffer data to generate image data packets with contextual information by scanning the framebuffer data to discern the image of the virtual machine display, obtaining connection parameters and client characteristics of a connection to the client, analyzing the framebuffer data to balance performance of the connection and performance of the specific virtual machine, and selecting a compression technique for processing the framebuffer data to generate image data packets. The image data packets are transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2013Publication date: December 26, 2013Inventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Publication number: 20130268580Abstract: Systems and algorithm for providing a service to a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a virtualization layer with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to access framebuffer data of a specific virtual machine that includes the service to be controlled, process the framebuffer data to generate image data packets with contextual information by scanning the framebuffer data to discern the image of the virtual machine display, evaluate the framebuffer data to identify contiguous areas of activity, extract data related to the contiguous areas of activity and package the extracted data into image data packets. The image data packets are transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device of the client.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 5, 2013Publication date: October 10, 2013Inventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Patent number: 8392497Abstract: Systems and algorithm for controlling a virtualized computer service remotely through a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a hypervisor with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to receive a connection request from the client for controlling the virtualized computer service (or simply, virtual service) available at a specific virtual machine. The request includes a plurality of connection parameters that describe the connection requirements of the client and is received at the virtual machine that is equipped with the image processor algorithm. The connection parameters are interrogated using the image processor algorithm to identify a specific virtual machine that provides the requested virtualized computer service. A framebuffer data for the identified virtual machine located in virtual memory is accessed and read directly through a hypervisor.Type: GrantFiled: May 20, 2010Date of Patent: March 5, 2013Assignee: Framehawk, LLCInventors: Stephen D Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Publication number: 20110126198Abstract: Methods for controlling a virtualized computer service remotely through a client includes receiving a connection request from the client for controlling the virtual service available at a virtual machine. The request includes a plurality of connection parameters that describe the connection requirements of the client and is received at a virtual machine that is equipped with an image processor algorithm. The connection parameters are interrogated using the image processor algorithm to identify a specific virtual machine that provides the requested virtualized computer service. A framebuffer data for the identified virtual machine located in virtual memory is accessed and read directly through a hypervisor. The framebuffer data is processed into a plurality of image data packets using the image processor algorithm and transmitted to the client for presenting on a display device associated with the client.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 20, 2010Publication date: May 26, 2011Applicant: Framehawk, LLCInventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Publication number: 20110126110Abstract: Systems and algorithm for controlling a virtualized computer service remotely through a client includes defining a virtual infrastructure in which a plurality of virtual machines are running on a hypervisor with at least one of the virtual machine executing an image processor algorithm. The image processor algorithm is configured to receive a connection request from the client for controlling the virtualized computer service (or simply, virtual service) available at a specific virtual machine. The request includes a plurality of connection parameters that describe the connection requirements of the client and is received at the virtual machine that is equipped with the image processor algorithm. The connection parameters are interrogated using the image processor algorithm to identify a specific virtual machine that provides the requested virtualized computer service. A framebuffer data for the identified virtual machine located in virtual memory is accessed and read directly through a hypervisor.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 20, 2010Publication date: May 26, 2011Applicant: Framehawk, LLCInventors: Stephen D. Vilke, Peter Badger, Dan Roncadin, Rudy Willis, James Selvidge
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Patent number: 5885257Abstract: A spring loaded automatic retractable needle syringe is disclosed wherein a compressed spring is placed between a needle carrier and the distal end of the barrel and a cap placed over the distal end of the barrel. A releasable retaining means is provided to hold the needle carrier at the distal end. The needle extends through an opening in the end of the cap which is covered by a puncture pad. When the releasable retaining means is released the compressed spring pushes the needle carrier back up completely into the barrel. The puncture pad seals the opening in the cap.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 1997Date of Patent: March 23, 1999Inventor: Peter Badger
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Patent number: 4580338Abstract: To position an electrical insulator, having first and second ends at which are first and second sideways-projecting lugs, so that a part of the insulator lies on the upper face of a rail flange, another part of the insulator lies between the rail flange and a neighboring upward projection, and the upward projection lies partly between the lugs, the insulator is held in an inclined position by gripping its upper end between two clamping parts and moved with a component of motion parallel to the rail until the lower lug catches on the upward projection. Continued movement of the clamping parts cannot be followed by the insulator, which changes its orientation and prises the clamping parts apart. They release it and the higher end of the insulator descends, possibly as a consequence of force exerted on it by a clip. The clamping parts may be mounted on a magazine containing rail clips.Type: GrantFiled: June 9, 1983Date of Patent: April 8, 1986Assignee: Pandrol LimitedInventor: Peter Badger