Patents by Inventor Steven E. Gemeny

Steven E. Gemeny 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: 8711048
    Abstract: The invention provides a damage resistant antenna using a super-elastic flexible metallic material to form antenna radiating structures with a high damage threshold. The invention accounts for the electro-magnetic properties of the super-elastic flexible metallic material in the design of the shape and dimensions needed to form antenna radiating structures with consistent performance after repeated deploy, stow, and transport cycling of the antenna.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 1, 2011
    Date of Patent: April 29, 2014
    Assignee: Syntonics, LLC
    Inventors: Steven E. Gemeny, Eugene Yi-chien Lee, Gary W. Bruce
  • Patent number: 8342027
    Abstract: A method for determining a physical property of an object or fluid in a dynamic multi-path clutter environment comprises transmitting an RF interrogation signal to a wireless sensor physically coupled to the object or fluid (gas or liquid) in the dynamic multi-path clutter environment, wherein the wireless sensor is operable to receive the RF interrogation signal, produce a reference signal and a measurement signal, and retransmit the reference signal and the measurement signal in the dynamic multi-path clutter environment. The reference signal and measurement signal are delayed by the wireless sensor by an amount of time that may be a function of the unknown physical property. The method also comprises receiving the retransmitted reference signal and the retransmitted measurement signal and comparing them in the time domain in order to determine the unknown physical property of the object or fluid.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 3, 2011
    Date of Patent: January 1, 2013
    Assignees: The Ohio State University, Syntonics, LLC
    Inventors: Eric K. Walton, Yakup Bayram, Orbay Tuncay, Bruce G. Montgomery, Gary W. Bruce, Douglas E. Crowe, Steven E. Gemeny
  • Publication number: 20120192617
    Abstract: A method for determining a physical property of an object or fluid in a dynamic multi-path clutter environment comprises transmitting an RF interrogation signal to a wireless sensor physically coupled to the object or fluid (gas or liquid) in the dynamic multi-path clutter environment, wherein the wireless sensor is operable to receive the RF interrogation signal, produce a reference signal and a measurement signal, and retransmit the reference signal and the measurement signal in the dynamic multi-path clutter environment. The reference signal and measurement signal are delayed by the wireless sensor by an amount of time that may be a function of the unknown physical property. The method also comprises receiving the retransmitted reference signal and the retransmitted measurement signal and comparing them in the time domain in order to determine the unknown physical property of the object or fluid.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 3, 2011
    Publication date: August 2, 2012
    Applicants: SYNTONICS, LLC, THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
    Inventors: Eric K. Walton, Yakup Bayram, Orbay Tuncay, Bruce G. Montgomery, Gary W. Bruce, Douglas E. Crowe, Steven E. Gemeny
  • Publication number: 20120019422
    Abstract: The invention provides a damage resistant antenna using a super-elastic flexible metallic material to form antenna radiating structures with a high damage threshold. The invention accounts for the electro-magnetic properties of the super-elastic flexible metallic material in the design of the shape and dimensions needed to form antenna radiating structures with consistent performance after repeated deploy, stow, and transport cycling of the antenna.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 1, 2011
    Publication date: January 26, 2012
    Applicant: Syntonics, LLc
    Inventors: Steven E. Gemeny, Eugene Yi-chien Lee, Gary W. Bruce
  • Publication number: 20110001655
    Abstract: A method for determining a physical property of a structural member in a dynamic multi-path clutter environment is given. The method comprises transmitting an RF interrogation signal to a wireless sensor operable to receive the RF interrogation signal, produce a reference signal and a measurement signal, and transmit the reference signal and the measurement signal in the dynamic multi-path clutter environment. The reference signal is delayed by a first time delay and the measurement signal is delayed by a second time delay that is a function of the physical property to be determined. The first and second time delays are associated by a known relationship defined by the wireless sensor. The method further comprises receiving the transmitted reference signal and the transmitted measurement signal and comparing the transmitted reference signal and the transmitted measurement signal in the time domain. Finally, the method comprises using this comparison to determine the physical property of the structural member.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 8, 2008
    Publication date: January 6, 2011
    Applicants: THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION, SYNTONICS LLC
    Inventors: Eric K. Walton, Yakup Bayram, Orbay Tuncay, Bruce G. Montgomery, Gary W. Bruce, Douglas E. Crowe, Steven E. Gemeny
  • Publication number: 20100095740
    Abstract: A method for determining a physical property of an object in a multi-path clutter environment comprises transmitting an RF interrogation signal to a wireless sensor physically coupled to the object or the fluid in the multi-path clutter environment, wherein the wireless sensor is operable to receive the RF interrogation signal, produce a reference signal and a measurement signal, and transmit the reference signal and the measurement signal in the multi-path clutter environment. The reference signal and measurement signal are delayed by the wireless sensor by an amount of time that may be a function of the unknown physical property. The method also comprises receiving the transmitted reference signal and the transmitted measurement signal and comparing them in the time domain in order to determine the unknown physical property of the object or the fluid.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 7, 2009
    Publication date: April 22, 2010
    Applicants: THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH FOUNDATION, SYNTONICS LLC
    Inventors: Eric K. Walton, Yakup Bayram, Orbay Tuncay, Bruce Montgomery, Gary W. Bruce, Douglas E. Crowe, Steven E. Gemeny