Patents by Inventor Warren Redden
Warren Redden 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: 9482515Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: GrantFiled: December 28, 2012Date of Patent: November 1, 2016Assignee: Matrix Electronic Measuring Properties, LLCInventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Patent number: 9454822Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: GrantFiled: November 21, 2012Date of Patent: September 27, 2016Assignee: Matrix Electronic Measuring Properties, LLCInventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Patent number: 9286506Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2012Date of Patent: March 15, 2016Assignee: Matrix Electronic Measuring Properties, LLCInventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Patent number: 8345953Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2008Date of Patent: January 1, 2013Assignee: Matrix Electronic Measuring Properties, LLCInventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, legal representative, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Patent number: 8326022Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2008Date of Patent: December 4, 2012Assignee: Matrix Electronic Measuring Properties, LLCInventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, legal representative, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Patent number: 8249332Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: GrantFiled: May 22, 2008Date of Patent: August 21, 2012Assignee: Matrix Electronic Measuring Properties LLCInventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, legal representative, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Publication number: 20090290786Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2008Publication date: November 26, 2009Applicant: MATRIX ELECTRONIC MEASURING, L.P.Inventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Publication number: 20090290787Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2008Publication date: November 26, 2009Applicant: MATRIX ELECTRONIC MEASURING, L.P.Inventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Publication number: 20090290759Abstract: A stereoscopic measurement system captures stereo images and determines measurement information for user-designated points within stereo images. The system comprises an image capture device for capturing stereo images of an object. A processing system communicates with the capture device to receive stereo images. The processing system displays the stereo images and allows a user to select one or more points within the stereo image. The processing system processes the designated points within the stereo images to determine measurement information for the designated points.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 22, 2008Publication date: November 26, 2009Applicant: Matrix Electronic Measuring, L.P.Inventors: George B. Stevens, Grady A. Clendening, Windflower Waters, Steven Weintraub, Warren Redden, Vivian Redden, Carl Redden, Robert W. Srack, Janet M. Srack
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Publication number: 20090051178Abstract: A protector for the rear bumper of a towing vehicle with a hitch ball to prevent damage caused by the concave coupling receiver on a trailer tongue consisting of a resilient panel notched for placement on the draw bar of a towing hitch mechanism. The panel will be provided with notches to fit various classes of towing mechanism as well as an opening for removing and handling the protector.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 14, 2008Publication date: February 26, 2009Inventor: Warren Redden
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Publication number: 20050168692Abstract: The present invention provides improved oculomotor testing devices and pain tolerance testing devices. Certain oculomotor testing devices test parameters including response time, reaction time, and movement time, as well as precision. The devices are adapted for ambulatory as well as semi-ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. Methods of using the devices are provided wherein a visual stimulus is provided and the individual is instructed to perform a movement specific to that visual stimulus. Preferably, the device records the movement done in response to the visual stimulus and, with the aid of a computing device, factors out errors and measures the desired parameter. One embodiment of the present invention permits a user to observe a real-time visual feedback of the force exerted on a load cell. The individual can increase or decrease the amount of force exerted in response to the display of force on a visual feedback monitor.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2004Publication date: August 4, 2005Inventors: Gary Harbin, Warren Redden
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Publication number: 20050159675Abstract: The present invention provides improved oculomotor testing devices and pain tolerance testing devices. Certain oculomotor testing devices test parameters including response time, reaction time, and movement time, as well as precision. The devices are adapted for ambulatory as well as semi-ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. Methods of using the devices are provided wherein a visual stimulus is provided and the individual is instructed to perform a movement specific to that visual stimulus. Preferably, the device records the movement done in response to the visual stimulus and, with the aid of a computing device, factors out errors and measures the desired parameter. One embodiment of the present invention permits a user to observe a real-time visual feedback of the force exerted on a load cell. The individual can increase or decrease the amount of force exerted in response to the display of force on a visual feedback monitor.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2004Publication date: July 21, 2005Inventors: Gary Harbin, Warren Redden
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Publication number: 20050159674Abstract: The present invention provides improved oculomotor testing devices and pain tolerance testing devices. Certain oculomotor testing devices test parameters including response time, reaction time, and movement time, as well as precision. The devices are adapted for ambulatory as well as semi-ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. Methods of using the devices are provided wherein a visual stimulus is provided and the individual is instructed to perform a movement specific to that visual stimulus. Preferably, the device records the movement done in response to the visual stimulus and, with the aid of a computing device, factors out errors and measures the desired parameter. One embodiment of the present invention permits a user to observe a real-time visual feedback of the force exerted on a load cell. The individual can increase or decrease the amount of force exerted in response to the display of force on a visual feedback monitor.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2004Publication date: July 21, 2005Inventors: Gary Harbin, Warren Redden
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Publication number: 20050159679Abstract: The present invention provides improved oculomotor testing devices and pain tolerance testing devices. Certain oculomotor testing devices test parameters including response time, reaction time, and movement time, as well as precision. The devices are adapted for ambulatory as well as semi-ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. Methods of using the devices are provided wherein a visual stimulus is provided and the individual is instructed to perform a movement specific to that visual stimulus. Preferably, the device records the movement done in response to the visual stimulus and, with the aid of a computing device, factors out errors and measures the desired parameter. One embodiment of the present invention permits a user to observe a real-time visual feedback of the force exerted on a load cell. The individual can increase or decrease the amount of force exerted in response to the display of force on a visual feedback exhibitor.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2004Publication date: July 21, 2005Inventors: Gary Harbin, Warren Redden
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Publication number: 20050159680Abstract: The present invention provides improved oculomotor testing devices and pain tolerance testing devices. Certain oculomotor testing devices test parameters including response time, reaction time, and movement time, as well as precision. The devices are adapted for ambulatory as well as semi-ambulatory and non-ambulatory individuals. Methods of using the devices are provided wherein a visual stimulus is provided and the individual is instructed to perform a movement specific to that visual stimulus. Preferably, the device records the movement done in response to the visual stimulus and, with the aid of a computing device, factors out errors and measures the desired parameter. One embodiment of the present invention permits a user to observe a real-time visual feedback of the force exerted on a load cell. The individual can increase or decrease the amount of force exerted in response to the display of force on a visual feedback monitor.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2004Publication date: July 21, 2005Inventors: Gary Harbin, Warren Redden
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Patent number: 6004281Abstract: A method an apparatus for testing the strength of an individual to determine occupational fitness is provided which receives physical strength inputs from a tested individual for storage in a computer memory and comparison to predetermined standards. The apparatus includes a frame carrying two or more strength monitoring stations, each including a load cell, the stations being mounted at different positions on the frame. Each of the stations is electronically connected to a computer. The computer sequentially receives signals from load cells within the computer's memory corresponding to preselected strength tests.Type: GrantFiled: October 16, 1997Date of Patent: December 21, 1999Assignee: Occupational Performance Center Inc.Inventors: Gary Lynn Harbin, Warren Redden