Patents by Inventor Victor M. Ortiz
Victor M. Ortiz 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: 7889615Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: GrantFiled: August 25, 2009Date of Patent: February 15, 2011Assignees: Vindur Technologies, Inc., Burstein Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Publication number: 20090316547Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2009Publication date: December 24, 2009Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Patent number: 7599275Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: GrantFiled: April 22, 2008Date of Patent: October 6, 2009Assignees: Vindur Technologies, Inc., Burstein Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Publication number: 20080192607Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 22, 2008Publication date: August 14, 2008Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Patent number: 7366063Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 2006Date of Patent: April 29, 2008Assignees: Burstein Technologies, Inc., Nagaoka & Co., Ltd.Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Patent number: 7110345Abstract: This invention relates to optical discs that preferably include multiple data layers and are configured to receive analytes which can be detected by an optical disc reader. The optical disc reader may be a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc may include (1) a first layer including optically readable structures which have encoded tracking information, and speed information enabling an optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc at a speed that is determinable from the speed information; (2) a second layer including optically readable structures; and (3) an analyte section capable of receiving an analyte which can be read by the optical disc reader.Type: GrantFiled: July 6, 2004Date of Patent: September 19, 2006Assignees: Burstein Technologies, Inc., Nagaoka & Co., Ltd.Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Patent number: 7079468Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 2001Date of Patent: July 18, 2006Assignees: Burstein Technologies, Inc., Nagaoka & Co., Ltd.Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Patent number: 6760298Abstract: This invention relates to optical discs that preferably include multiple data layers and are configured to receive analytes which can be detected by an optical disc reader. The optical disc reader may be a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc may include (1) a first layer including optically readable structures which have encoded tracking information, and speed information enabling an optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc at a speed that is determinable from the speed information; (2) a second layer including optically readable structures; and (3) an analyte section capable of receiving an analyte which can be read by the optical disc reader.Type: GrantFiled: December 10, 2001Date of Patent: July 6, 2004Assignee: Nagaoka & Co., Ltd.Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Publication number: 20020145960Abstract: This invention directs to an optical disc assembly configured to receive an analyte which can be detected by a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc assembly may preferably be designed so that the optical disc reader can track the disc and detect the analyte concurrently and discriminably. The optical disc assembly contains or encodes optically readable features which are trackable by the optical disc reader and which have encoded speed information enabling the optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc assembly at a determinable speed. The optical disc assembly also includes an analyte section capable of receiving the analyte that can be detected by the optical disc reader.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2001Publication date: October 10, 2002Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz
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Publication number: 20020097658Abstract: This invention relates to optical discs that preferably include multiple data layers and are configured to receive analytes which can be detected by an optical disc reader. The optical disc reader may be a standard optical disc reader or an optical disc reader modified therefrom. The optical disc may include (1) a first layer including optically readable structures which have encoded tracking information, and speed information enabling an optical disc reader to rotate the optical disc at a speed that is determinable from the speed information; (2) a second layer including optically readable structures; and (3) an analyte section capable of receiving an analyte which can be read by the optical disc reader.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 10, 2001Publication date: July 25, 2002Inventors: Mark O. Worthington, James R. Norton, Horacio Kido, Victor M. Ortiz