Patents by Inventor Zachary W. Parduhn

Zachary W. Parduhn 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).

  • Personal emergency response system
    Patent number: 10733873
    Abstract: Technology for an enhanced personal emergency response system (e-PERS) unit is disclosed. The e-PERS unit can transmit a general message related to a personal emergency to a personal emergency response system (PERS) computing service environment (CSE), wherein the general message includes an identification (ID) of the e-PERS unit to enable the e-PERS CSE to send the ID of the e-PERS unit to a monitoring station. The e-PERS unit can receive a unit profile message from the e-PERS CSE. The e-PERS unit can: open a voice channel to the monitoring station in response to receiving the general message from the e-PERS CSE, or receive a voice call from the monitoring station in response to receiving the ID of the e-PERS unit at the monitoring station. The e-PERS unit can include a display screen and a base unit help button.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 3, 2019
    Date of Patent: August 4, 2020
    Assignee: Mytrex, Inc.
    Inventors: Richard M. Bangerter, Ryan R. Bangerter, Eric L. Mattle, Jared H. Wood, Brett J. Hibbert, Joseph A. Sterzer, Lynn H. Salisbury, Michael M. Bangerter, Steven Alex Sandoval, Zachary W. Parduhn, Andres Gonzalez, Jay R. Peterson, Joshua J. Bangerter, Richard S. Kasper
  • PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM
    Publication number: 20200105122
    Abstract: Technology for an enhanced personal emergency response system (e-PERS) unit is disclosed. The e-PERS unit can transmit a general message related to a personal emergency to a personal emergency response system (PERS) computing service environment (CSE), wherein the general message includes an identification (ID) of the e-PERS unit to enable the e-PERS CSE to send the ID of the e-PERS unit to a monitoring station. The e-PERS unit can receive a unit profile message from the e-PERS CSE. The e-PERS unit can: open a voice channel to the monitoring station in response to receiving the general message from the e-PERS CSE, or receive a voice call from the monitoring station in response to receiving the ID of the e-PERS unit at the monitoring station. The e-PERS unit can include a display screen and a base unit help button.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 3, 2019
    Publication date: April 2, 2020
    Inventors: Richard M. Bangerter, Ryan R. Bangerter, Eric L. Mattle, Jared H. Wood, Brett J. Hibbert, Joseph A. Sterzer, Lynn H. Salisbury, Michael M. Bangerter, Steven Alex Sandoval, Zachary W. Parduhn, Andres Gonzalez, Jay R. Peterson, Joshua J. Bangerter, Richard S. Kasper
  • Personal emergency response system
    Patent number: 10497249
    Abstract: Technology for an enhanced personal emergency response system (e-PERS) unit is disclosed. The e-PERS unit can transmit a general message related to a personal emergency to a personal emergency response system (PERS) computing service environment (CSE), wherein the general message includes an identification (ID) of the e-PERS unit to enable the e-PERS CSE to send the ID of the e-PERS unit to a monitoring station. The e-PERS unit can receive a unit profile message from the e-PERS CSE. The e-PERS unit can: open a voice channel to the monitoring station in response to receiving the general message from the e-PERS CSE, or receive a voice call from the monitoring station in response to receiving the ID of the e-PERS unit at the monitoring station. The e-PERS unit can include a display screen and a base unit help button.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 2, 2017
    Date of Patent: December 3, 2019
    Assignee: Mytrex, Inc.
    Inventors: Richard M. Bangerter, Ryan R. Bangerter, Eric L. Mattle, Jared H. Wood, Brett J. Hibbert, Joseph A. Sterzer, Lynn H. Salisbury, Michael M. Bangerter, Steven Alex Sandoval, Zachary W. Parduhn, Andres Gonzalez, Jay R. Peterson, Joshua J. Bangerter, Richard S. Kasper