Patents by Inventor Tomasz Jannson
Tomasz Jannson 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: 8400162Abstract: A method of monitoring battery capacity comprises determining a starting capacity of a battery; determining an activity coefficient for a device connected to the battery; determining a voltage and current profile for the battery using the starting capacity; determining a voltage and current operating point for the device using the activity value for the device; and determining an updated capacity of the battery using the voltage and current profile for the battery and the voltage and current operating point for the device.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 2010Date of Patent: March 19, 2013Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Tomasz Jannson, Thomas Forrester, Kevin Duane Degrood, Kathy Mai Nguyen, Kang Lee, Eric Gans, Kevin Carl Walter
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Patent number: 8378277Abstract: An optical impact system controls munitions termination through sensing proximity to a target and preventing effects of countermeasures on false munitions termination. Embodiments can be implemented on in a variety of munitions such as small and mid caliber that can be applicable in non-lethal weapons and in weapons of high lethality with airburst capability for example and in guided air-to-ground and cruise missiles. Embodiments can improve accuracy, reliability and lethality of munitions depending on its designation without modification in a weapon itself and make the weapon resistant to optical countermeasures.Type: GrantFiled: October 29, 2010Date of Patent: February 19, 2013Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Sergey Sandomirsky, Vladimir Esterkin, Thomas C. Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Alexander Naumov, Naibing Ma, Sookwang Ro, Paul I. Shnitser
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Patent number: 8376760Abstract: An avionics data storage device and data transfer system are provided. The data storage device, has a slanted, “shark-like” door, which provides an environmental seal when not installed in the data transfer system. The storage device and data transfer system maintain environmental seals at all times other than installation. The storage device and transfer system can implement a variety of identification and authentication methods, including electrical, physical, and optical authentication or identification.Type: GrantFiled: February 2, 2011Date of Patent: February 19, 2013Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Andrew Kostrzewski, Kang Lee, Sookwang Ro, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Michael Alan Thompson
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Patent number: 8344485Abstract: An integrated circuit die comprises a device layer comprising a plurality of semiconductor devices; an interconnect layer comprising a plurality of interconnect paths connecting the semiconductor devices and embedded in a dielectric material; and a plurality of hard nanoparticles embedded in the dielectric material of the interconnect layer, the hard nanoparticles having a hardness greater than a hardness of the dielectric material and of a hardness of the interconnect paths.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 2010Date of Patent: January 1, 2013Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Kang Lee, Thomas Forrester, Eric Gans, Kevin Carl Walter, Tomasz Jannson
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Patent number: 8308489Abstract: Electrical garments and components for use in electrical garments are provided. A communication medium of various forms is integrated into a garment seam that is used to join two or more portions of a garment. The communication media can be used to provide electrical or other electromagnetic connection for coupling among a plurality of electrical devices associated with the garment. Accordingly, the electrical garment can be configured for a plurality of uses, applications and environments, depending on the electrical devices associated therewith. The electrical devices can be configured to be attached to or integrated with the garment in a releasable fashion or in a more permanent configuration. The electrical devices can be chosen for their desired functionality and interconnected with the communication media, which is at least partially integrated within the garment seams. Additional embodiments provide an electronic connector suitable for use with seams incorporating electronic wiring.Type: GrantFiled: October 27, 2008Date of Patent: November 13, 2012Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Kang S. Lee, Thomas Forrester, Eric Gans, Kevin Carl Walter, David J. Silvestris, Tomasz Jannson
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Publication number: 20120250863Abstract: The present invention provides a method for a data encryption device to perform network communications, the method comprising obtaining an indexed array of encryption keys, wherein the indexed array of encryption keys is shared with a data decryption device; obtaining a message to be encrypted; using a first random or pseudorandom number to determine an index; obtaining a first key from the array of encryption keys, wherein the first key corresponds to the index; selecting a second key from the plurality of encryption keys; encrypting the message using the first key and a second random or pseudorandom number; encrypting the index using the second key and a third random or pseudorandom number; transmitting the encrypted message and the encrypted index to the data decryption device.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 8, 2012Publication date: October 4, 2012Inventors: Leonid BUKSHPUN, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Alexander Milovanov, Ranjit Pradhan
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Publication number: 20120250121Abstract: The present invention provides a holographic storage apparatus comprising a polarizing beam splitter configured to split an incoming beam into an object beam and a reference beam; a first spatial light modulator configured to modulate the object beam with an array of data; a second spatial light modulator configured to phase modulate the reference beam with an orthogonal phase function; a holographic medium configured to record an interference pattern between the modulated object beam and the modulated reference beam; a first image sensor configured to read an image of the modulated object beam; and a second image sensor configured to read an image of the modulated reference beam.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 8, 2012Publication date: October 4, 2012Inventors: Tin Maung Aye, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Min-Yi Shih
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Publication number: 20120211591Abstract: An optical impact system controls munitions termination through sensing proximity to a target and preventing effects of countermeasures on false munitions termination. Embodiments can be implemented on in a variety of munitions such as small and mid caliber that can be applicable in non-lethal weapons and in weapons of high lethality with airburst capability for example and in guided air-to-ground and cruise missiles. Embodiments can improve accuracy, reliability and lethality of munitions depending on its designation without modification in a weapon itself and make the weapon resistant to optical countermeasures.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2010Publication date: August 23, 2012Inventors: Sergey Sandomirsky, Vladimir Esterkin, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Alexander Naumov, Naibing Ma, Sookwang Ro, Paul Shnitser
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Patent number: 8199387Abstract: The present invention provides a holographic storage apparatus comprising a polarizing beam splitter configured to split an incoming beam into an object beam and a reference beam; a first spatial light modulator configured to modulate the object beam with an array of data; a second spatial light modulator configured to phase modulate the reference beam with an orthogonal phase function; a holographic medium configured to record an interference pattern between the modulated object beam and the modulated reference beam; a first image sensor configured to read an image of the modulated object beam; and a second image sensor configured to read an image of the modulated reference beam.Type: GrantFiled: September 14, 2009Date of Patent: June 12, 2012Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Tin Maung Aye, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Min-Yi Shih
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Patent number: 8194858Abstract: The present invention provides a method for a data encryption device to perform network communications, the method comprising obtaining an indexed array of encryption keys, wherein the indexed array of encryption keys is shared with a data decryption device; obtaining a message to be encrypted; using a first random or pseudorandom number to determine an index; obtaining a first key from the array of encryption keys, wherein the first key corresponds to the index; selecting a second key from the plurality of encryption keys; encrypting the message using the first key and a second random or pseudorandom number; encrypting the index using the second key and a third random or pseudorandom number; transmitting the encrypted message and the encrypted index to the data decryption device.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2009Date of Patent: June 5, 2012Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Leonid Bukshpun, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Alexander Milovanov, Ranjit Pradhan
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Patent number: 8114248Abstract: A method and system referred to as PALM (Patterning by Adhesive of Large Relief Three-Dimensional Microstructures) with large reliefs exceeding 1 ?m and being as large as 100 ?m. The microstructures can be either deterministic (such as microprisms), or random (such as diffusers), the first obtained by copying an original supermaster, and latter obtained by copying a laser speckle pattern. The master process entails copying a supermaster into the form of the microstructure constituting a pattern on the patterning cylinder (called a drum), to be then continuously multiplied in the PALM system, in a continuous roll-to-roll web process. The latter method, together with the related system, is the subject of this invention. The rolls continuously repeat the master pattern, copying by adhesive with large viscosity on acrylic (hybrid) as well as by a monolithic process. The monolithic process can be accomplished using temperature and pressure, or by UV-cured polymerization.Type: GrantFiled: January 3, 2007Date of Patent: February 14, 2012Assignee: Asahi Kasei Kabushiki KaishaInventors: Kang Lee, Nanda Nathan, Engin Arik, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Edward M. Kaiser, Kevin H. Yu
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Patent number: 8063307Abstract: Self-healing electrical garments and self-healing electrical conductors and components for use in electrical garments are provided. A communication medium of various forms is integrated into a garment seam that is used to join two or more portions of a garment. The communication media can be used to provide electrical or other electromagnetic connection for coupling among a plurality of electrical devices associated with the garment. The self-healing electrical conductor may be used as part of a garment portion or may be used as a joining fiber in a variety of techniques to join garment portions together. The self-healing electrical conductor comprises an electrical conductor, a conductive polymer immediately surrounding or adjacent to the electrical conductor, an insulator enclosing the electrical conductor and the conductive polymer.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 2008Date of Patent: November 22, 2011Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Leonid Bukshpun, Ranjit Pradhan, Kang S. Lee, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson
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Publication number: 20110221767Abstract: A multifacet mirror comprises a catoptric structure configured to reflect light from a first field of view onto an image plane comprising a plurality of sensors, the catoptric structure having a surface comprising a plurality of facets separated by a plurality of catoptric regions; wherein a facet of the plurality of the facets has a second field of view that is smaller than the predetermined field of view; and wherein a catoptric region of the plurality or catoptric regions between two facets of the plurality of facets is configured to reflect light from a world point within the first field of view onto two of the sensors of the plurality of sensors.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2010Publication date: September 15, 2011Inventors: ANDREW KOSTRZEWSKI, TOMASZ JANNSON, RANJIT PRADHAN, NATHANAEL KEEHOON KIM, WENJIAN WANG
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Patent number: 8004409Abstract: An information carrier in a preferred embodiment is worn like a dog-tag and carries data such as medical information. The tag operates wirelessly, communicating with a nearby reader which interrogates the tag with a selected combination of RF signal frequencies. Extremely long term battery usage is achieved by connecting the battery in the tag only when the proper combination of RF signals, each at least at a minimum threshold power level, is received at the tag to produce a trigger voltage in activation logic to close a solid state switch. After a sequence of communications between the reader and the tag is then completed to transfer selected data from the memory, the battery is again disconnected to preserve battery energy for very long periods of time. The battery may be slowly recharged by ambient energy using a scavenging antenna array.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2007Date of Patent: August 23, 2011Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Andrew Kostrzewski, Tomasz Jannson, Shean T. McMahon, Sookwang Ro, Raghbir Tahim
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Publication number: 20110122994Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods for x-ray imaging. In some embodiments, an aperture, or a plurality thereof, are configured to have image transfer functions lacking a zero within a usable spatial frequency range. In further embodiments, the image transfer function is determined according to the shape of the aperture and the usable spatial frequency range is deter mined according to a usable signal to noise ratio.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 23, 2009Publication date: May 26, 2011Inventors: Victor Grubsky, Tomasz Jannson, Edward Matthew Patton, Volodymyr Romanoov, Gennady Medvedkin, Paul Shnitser, Keith Shoemaker
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Publication number: 20110049684Abstract: An integrated circuit die comprises a device layer comprising a plurality of semiconductor devices; an interconnect layer comprising a plurality of interconnect paths connecting the semiconductor devices and embedded in a dielectric material; and a plurality of hard nanoparticles embedded in the dielectric material of the interconnect layer, the hard nanoparticles having a hardness greater than a hardness of the dielectric material and of a hardness of the interconnect paths.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2010Publication date: March 3, 2011Inventors: Kang Lee, Thomas Forrester, Eric Gans, Kevin Carl Walter, Tomasz Jannson
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Patent number: 7899114Abstract: A system and method that will improve QoS (Quality of Service) of wireless video transmission systems. This is done by “in-fly” monitoring of BER by periodically transmitting “test images”, which images are known to the RF-receiver (Rx). BER can be automatically computed, within a related BIT (Built-in-Test) procedure that is also the subject of this invention. This allows predictions of a proper increasing, or decreasing of bandwidth OVH-level, in order to compensate for a BER-change. BER computation is facilitated by distinguishing video frames based on whether they depict new spatial events or related temporal events. Another subject of this invention is a motion-based pre-ATR method that is an introduction to common ATR, or pattern recognition methods. Yet another subject of this invention is a process of implanting error correcting bits into a payload, in the form of imperceptible watermarks.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2005Date of Patent: March 1, 2011Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Andrew Kostrzewski, Tomasz Jannson
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Patent number: 7781739Abstract: A quantum-imaging system for detecting photons, including short-wavelength (<1 nm) photons, is provided. A quantum imaging system can include optical read-out and optical means, and can be configured to perform as both a photon counter and a photon spectrometer. A quantum-imaging system can function as a photon counter and be configured to measure photon beam fluences (e.g., in J/cm2) for both strong beams and weak beams, the latter ones, for example, in the intensity range of 1 pJ/cm2sec, or 0.1 ?Sv/h. The quantum-imaging system can also function as a photon spectrometer and can be configured to measure photon energies with high energy resolution such as, for example, 1% of photon energy.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2009Date of Patent: August 24, 2010Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Tomasz Jannson, Ranjit Pradhan, Michael Gertsenshteyn, Victor Grubsky, Igor Marienko, Gennady Medvedkin, Wondwosen Mengesha, Volodymyr Romanov, Yunping Yang
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Publication number: 20100211787Abstract: The present invention provides a method for a data encryption device to perform network communications, the method comprising obtaining an indexed array of encryption keys, wherein the indexed array of encryption keys is shared with a data decryption device; obtaining a message to be encrypted; using a first random or pseudorandom number to determine an index; obtaining a first key from the array of encryption keys, wherein the first key corresponds to the index; selecting a second key from the plurality of encryption keys; encrypting the message using the first key and a second random or pseudorandom number; encrypting the index using the second key and a third random or pseudorandom number; transmitting the encrypted message and the encrypted index to the data decryption device.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2009Publication date: August 19, 2010Inventors: Leonid Bukshpun, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Alexander Milovanov, Ranjit Pradhan
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Patent number: 7753685Abstract: An entirely wearable electrical connector for power/data connectivity. The principal element of a modular network is the wearable electrical connector, which is integrated into a personal area network with USB compatibility. Several wearable connector embodiments are disclosed. An enhancement to the wearable connector includes OSI Layer 2 (and potentially Layer 3) functionality. Data Link layer functionality is supported by including electronic serial numbers at wearable snap-connector points.Type: GrantFiled: November 25, 2008Date of Patent: July 13, 2010Assignee: Physical Optics CorporationInventors: Kang Lee, Thomas Forrester, Tomasz Jannson, Andrew Kostrzewski, Eugene Levin, Gajendra Savant