Patents by Inventor Peter K. Leiser

Peter K. Leiser 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).

  • Mobile parking enforcement method
    Patent number: 9147345
    Abstract: A real-time wireless parking enforcement system is provided that includes a remote parking enforcement system having a plurality of parking sensors disposed to gather parking occupancy data and at least one source of parking payment data, where the parking occupancy data and parking payment data is communicated to a central server in real-time, and a plurality of wireless mobile platforms are operated by a plurality of parking enforcement officers (PEO's). The wireless mobile platforms send and receive real-time and continuous parking occupancy data and parking payment data to and from the central server, where bidirectional communication exists between the central server and the wireless mobile platforms. When the PEO enters response information to a potential violation to the wireless mobile platform, the bidirectional communication updates the status of the potential violation to all the wireless platforms in real-time, where the information is used to reduce enforcement redundancies by the PEO's.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 9, 2011
    Date of Patent: September 29, 2015
    Assignee: Streetline Inc.
    Inventors: Rebecca E. Agrait, Erica C. Davis, Tod A. Dykstra, Jan M. Noworolski, James E. Reich, Peter K. Leiser
  • Mobile parking enforcement method
    Publication number: 20110276370
    Abstract: A real-time wireless parking enforcement system is provided that includes a remote parking enforcement system having a plurality of parking sensors disposed to gather parking occupancy data and at least one source of parking payment data, where the parking occupancy data and parking payment data is communicated to a central server in real-time, and a plurality of wireless mobile platforms are operated by a plurality of parking enforcement officers (PEO's). The wireless mobile platforms send and receive real-time and continuous parking occupancy data and parking payment data to and from the central server, where bidirectional communication exists between the central server and the wireless mobile platforms. When the PEO enters response information to a potential violation to the wireless mobile platform, the bidirectional communication updates the status of the potential violation to all the wireless platforms in real-time, where the information is used to reduce enforcement redundancies by the PEO's.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 9, 2011
    Publication date: November 10, 2011
    Inventors: Rebecca E. Agrait, Erica C. Davis, Tod A. Dykstra, Jan M. Noworolski, James E. Reich, Peter K. Leiser