Patents by Inventor Richard Casey Clarkson

Richard Casey Clarkson 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).

  • Patent number: 9087386
    Abstract: Tracking a target across a region is disclosed. A graphical user interface is provided that displays, in a first region, video from a field of view of a main video device, and, in a plurality of second regions, video from a field of view of each of a plurality of perimeter video devices (PVDs). The field of view of each PVD is proximate to the main video device's field of view. A selection of one of the plurality of PVDs is received. In response, video from a field of view of the selected PVD is displayed in the first region, and a plurality of candidate PVDs is identified. Each candidate PVD has a field of view proximate to the field of view of the selected PVD. The plurality of second regions is then repopulated with video from a field of view of each of the plurality of identified candidate PVDs.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 30, 2012
    Date of Patent: July 21, 2015
    Assignee: Vidsys, Inc.
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, Richard Casey Clarkson, Louis M. Colon, Jr.
  • Publication number: 20140152836
    Abstract: Tracking a target across a region is disclosed. A graphical user interface is provided that displays, in a first region, video from a field of view of a main video device, and, in a plurality of second regions, video from a field of view of each of a plurality of perimeter video devices (PVDs). The field of view of each PVD is proximate to the main video device's field of view. A selection of one of the plurality of PVDs is received. In response, video from a field of view of the selected PVD is displayed in the first region, and a plurality of candidate PVDs is identified. Each candidate PVD has a field of view proximate to the field of view of the selected PVD. The plurality of second regions is then repopulated with video from a field of view of each of the plurality of identified candidate PVDs.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 30, 2012
    Publication date: June 5, 2014
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, Richard Casey Clarkson, Louis M. Colon, JR.
  • Patent number: 8527655
    Abstract: Effecting the transmission of video data across a network of resources that includes incompatible resources is disclosed. Information indicating a source device and a destination device is received. The source device originates the video data and the destination device is to receive the video data. A plurality of paths between the source device and the destination device is identified. Each path is defined by a set of resources, the set of resources including resources needed to transmit the video data across any incompatible resources in the path. From the plurality of paths, a best path for transmission of the video data is determined based on the set of resources for that path, a distance between the source device and the destination device along that path, and a quality of the video data maintained by that path. The transmission of the video data is then effected across the determined best path.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 22, 2008
    Date of Patent: September 3, 2013
    Assignee: VIDSYS, Inc.
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, David Emmanuel Bartolini, Jason John Perreault, Richard Casey Clarkson, Victoria Diane Staubly
  • Patent number: 8350908
    Abstract: Tracking a target across a region is disclosed. A graphical user interface is provided that displays, in a first region, video from a field of view of a main video device, and, in a plurality of second regions, video from a field of view of each of a plurality of perimeter video devices (PVDs). The field of view of each PVD is proximate to the main video device's field of view. A selection of one of the plurality of PVDs is received. In response, video from a field of view of the selected PVD is displayed in the first region, and a plurality of candidate PVDs is identified. Each candidate PVD has a field of view proximate to the field of view of the selected PVD. The plurality of second regions is then repopulated with video from a field of view of each of the plurality of identified candidate PVDs.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 22, 2008
    Date of Patent: January 8, 2013
    Assignee: VIDSYS, Inc.
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, Richard Casey Clarkson
  • Publication number: 20120179835
    Abstract: Effecting the transmission of video data across a network of resources that includes incompatible resources is disclosed. Information indicating a source device and a destination device is received. The source device originates the video data and the destination device is to receive the video data. A plurality of paths between the source device and the destination device is identified. Each path is defined by a set of resources, the set of resources including resources needed to transmit the video data across any incompatible resources in the path. From the plurality of paths, a best path for transmission of the video data is determined based on the set of resources for that path, a distance between the source device and the destination device along that path, and a quality of the video data maintained by that path. The transmission of the video data is then effected across the determined best path.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 22, 2008
    Publication date: July 12, 2012
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, David Emmanuel Bartolini, Jason John Perreault, Richard Casey Clarkson, Victoria Diane Staubly
  • Publication number: 20080294588
    Abstract: Correlating security event data according to one or more rules to initiate one or more actions is disclosed. Security event data is received, via an event pipeline, that defines an occurrence of an event. Each type of source of event data may have its own pipeline. Event objects are created from the received security event data, and are gathered into a rules engine. The rules engine includes a plurality of rules. Each rule defines one or more conditions to be met and one or more actions to be taken in response. A rule is evaluated at a frequency over a period of time using data contained within event objects, so to determine whether the one or more conditions defined within the evaluated rule are met. The one or more actions defined by the evaluated rule are initiated whenever the one or more conditions defined by that rule are met.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 22, 2008
    Publication date: November 27, 2008
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, Richard Casey Clarkson, Steven Arnold Bolton, Robert Leo MacDonald, JR., Gregory Wayne Barrett
  • Publication number: 20080292140
    Abstract: Tracking a target across a region is disclosed. A graphical user interface is provided that displays, in a first region, video from a field of view of a main video device, and, in a plurality of second regions, video from a field of view of each of a plurality of perimeter video devices (PVDs). The field of view of each PVD is proximate to the main video device's field of view. A selection of one of the plurality of PVDs is received. In response, video from a field of view of the selected PVD is displayed in the first region, and a plurality of candidate PVDs is identified. Each candidate PVD has a field of view proximate to the field of view of the selected PVD. The plurality of second regions is then repopulated with video from a field of view of each of the plurality of identified candidate PVDs.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 22, 2008
    Publication date: November 27, 2008
    Inventors: Stephen Jeffrey Morris, Richard Casey Clarkson