Patents by Inventor Samuel J. Karnes
Samuel J. Karnes 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: 11543887Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: GrantFiled: July 22, 2020Date of Patent: January 3, 2023Assignee: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Patent number: 11484242Abstract: Bio-potentials are sensed on the skin of a subject. The bio-potentials include muscle bio-potentials, and nerve bio-potentials. Skin sensors are positioned to enable the sensing circuitry to emphasize the nerve bio-potentials and deemphasize the muscle bio-potentials in processed bio-potential signals generated by the sensing circuitry. A machine learning component identifies control sequences or tracks body motions based on the processed bio-potential signals.Type: GrantFiled: August 17, 2018Date of Patent: November 1, 2022Assignee: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Sidhant Srikumar
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Publication number: 20220019285Abstract: Among other things, a received inbound message is presented to a person wearing a wearable device. The inbound message is presented to the person as perceptible stimulation at the skin of the person. Monitoring is done for presence of an outbound message derived from biopotential signals sensed at the skin of the person after the receipt of the inbound message.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 14, 2019Publication date: January 20, 2022Applicant: PISON TECHNOLOGY, INC.Inventors: Dexter W. ANG, David O. CIPOLETTA, Samuel J. KARNES, Salil H. PATEL
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Publication number: 20210303071Abstract: Among other things, a received inbound message is presented to a person wearing a wearable device. The inbound message is presented to the person as tactile stimulation of skin of the person. Monitoring is done for presence of an outbound message derived from biopotential signals sensed at the skin of the person after the receipt of the inbound message.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 13, 2021Publication date: September 30, 2021Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O. Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Salil H. Patel
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Publication number: 20210103338Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 22, 2020Publication date: April 8, 2021Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Patent number: 10802598Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: GrantFiled: August 5, 2018Date of Patent: October 13, 2020Assignee: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Patent number: 10671174Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2018Date of Patent: June 2, 2020Assignee: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert, Sidhant Srikumar, Brodey Lajoie
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Publication number: 20200159321Abstract: Among other things, a received inbound message is presented to a person wearing a wearable device. The inbound message is presented to the person as tactile stimulation of skin of the person. Monitoring is done for presence of an outbound message derived from biopotential signals sensed at the skin of the person after the receipt of the inbound message.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 20, 2018Publication date: May 21, 2020Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Salil H. Patel
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Patent number: 10627914Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: GrantFiled: August 6, 2018Date of Patent: April 21, 2020Assignee: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Publication number: 20200042094Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 6, 2018Publication date: February 6, 2020Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert, Sidhant Srikumar, Brodey Lajoie
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Publication number: 20200042088Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 6, 2018Publication date: February 6, 2020Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Publication number: 20200042095Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 6, 2018Publication date: February 6, 2020Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Publication number: 20200042087Abstract: Among other things, a user interface device has a sensor configured to detect, at a wrist of a human, nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with an intended contraction of a muscle to cause a rapid motion of a finger. An output provides information representative of the nerve or other tissue electrical signals associated with the intended contraction of the muscle to an interpreter of the information.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2018Publication date: February 6, 2020Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O. Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Salil H. Patel, Steven D. Trambert
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Publication number: 20190082996Abstract: Bio-potentials are sensed on the skin of a subject. The bio-potentials include muscle bio-potentials, and nerve bio-potentials. Skin sensors are positioned to enable the sensing circuitry to emphasize the nerve bio-potentials and deemphasize the muscle bio-potentials in processed bio-potential signals generated by the sensing circuitry. A machine learning component identifies control sequences or tracks body motions based on the processed bio-potential signals.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2018Publication date: March 21, 2019Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O. Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael P. Kowalczyk, Sidhant Srikumar
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Patent number: 10070799Abstract: Bio-potentials are sensed on the skin of a subject. The bio-potentials include muscle bio-potentials, and nerve bio-potentials. Skin sensors are positioned to enable the sensing circuitry to emphasize the nerve bio-potentials and deemphasize the muscle bio-potentials in processed bio-potential signals generated by the sensing circuitry. A machine learning component identifies control sequences or tracks body motions based on the processed bio-potential signals.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2017Date of Patent: September 11, 2018Assignee: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael Kowalczyk, Sidhant Srikumar
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Publication number: 20180153430Abstract: Bio-potentials are sensed on the skin of a subject. The bio-potentials include muscle bio-potentials, and nerve bio-potentials. Skin sensors are positioned to enable the sensing circuitry to emphasize the nerve bio-potentials and deemphasize the muscle bio-potentials in processed bio-potential signals generated by the sensing circuitry. A machine learning component identifies control sequences or tracks body motions based on the processed bio-potential signals.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2017Publication date: June 7, 2018Applicant: Pison Technology, Inc.Inventors: Dexter W. Ang, David O Cipoletta, Samuel J. Karnes, Michael Kowalczyk, Sidhant Srikumar
