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Control for an industrial process using one or more multidimensional variables
InactiveUS6853920B2Enhance reliability and accuracyHigh reliability and precisionElement comparisonElectric testing/monitoringComputer-aidedMultiple dimension
A system for monitoring an industrial process and taking action based on the results of process monitoring. Actions taken may include process control, paging, voicemail, and input for e-enterprise systems. The system includes an input module for receiving a plurality of parameters from a process for manufacture of a substance or object. The system also includes a library module. The library module includes a plurality of computer aided processes. Any one of the computer aided processes is capable of using each of the plurality of parameters to compare at least two of the plurality of parameters against a training set of parameters. The training set of parameters is generally predetermined. The computer aided process is also capable of determining if the at least two of the plurality of parameters are within a predetermined range of the training set of parameters. Additionally, the system includes an output module for outputting a result based upon the training set and the plurality of parameters.
Owner:SMITHS DETECTION
System for providing control to an industrial process using one or more multidimensional variables
InactiveUS6865509B1Quick analysisHigh reliability and precisionElement comparisonElectric testing/monitoringComputer-aidedComputer aid
Owner:SMITHS DETECTION
Direct current combiner box with power monitoring, ground fault detection and communications interface
InactiveUS20060237058A1Save a lot of timeShorten the timeBatteries circuit arrangementsPV power plantsCommunication interfaceDc current
A combiner box is used to collect direct current from solar panels or other energy sources. The combiner box integrates all means necessary for ground fault detection, current monitoring, voltage monitoring, and power monitoring. The combiner box may include a communication interface suitable for Web enabled monitoring, electronic notifications of system status, and / or remote control of system functions. In one embodiment, the combiner box uses integrated circuits and printed circuit board technology to achieve new efficiencies in manufacturing, installation and system analysis at the string level. A separate hand piece may be used by installers to test the performance of the combiner box, installation of the solar panels, performance of the solar panels and connections between the solar panels and the combiner box.
Owner:ENERGY RECOMMERCE
Mobile video recorder control and interface
InactiveUS20030081934A1Quick analysisSimple processTelevision system detailsDisc-shaped record carriersVideocassette recorderComputer graphics (images)
Provided are systems and techniques for recording video in a mobile environment, in which camera means mounted at a first location in a vehicle generates a video signal based upon an observed scene. Video recording means mounted at a second location in the vehicle inputs and records the video signal on a tangible medium. General-purpose computing means, mounted at a third location in the vehicle and running a general operating system and user-installed application programs, communicates with the video recording means, is loaded with software to provide a user interface to control recording and playback by the video recording means, and includes means for wireless communication with a central base station.
Owner:HUBB SYST
Storage of mobile video recorder content
InactiveUS20030081935A1Quick analysisSimple processTelevision system detailsColor television detailsMobile vehicleDigital data
Provided is a system for mobile digital video recording, in which storage means stores digital data, input means inputs a video signal, recording means records the video signal in digital format to the storage means, mounting means mounts the apparatus at a first location in a motor vehicle, and output means outputs the video signal from the storage means to a data port mounted at a second location on the motor vehicle or to an external storage device via a wireless link.
Owner:HUBB SYST
System for evaluating a company's customer equity
The object of the present invention is to provide a system for evaluating the customer equity of products and services provided by a company, with consideration of customer-purchase trends, and to provide a means for evaluating the ratio of repeat customers and the customer-equity growth ratio by store, region, and / or customer group, and to provide data for establishing an optimal plan for increasing sales. A system 100 for evaluating customer equity according to the present invention comprises a computer system 2 for conducting sales management for a company, and an evaluation computer 10 connected to the computer system 2 via a communications line 5. The evaluation computer 10 comprises a Web server 11, a communications controller 15, an application server 12, and a database 14 for recording purchase records received from a company or store. The database comprises a table of original records 14a for recording purchase records in the order that they are generated, a master table of customers 14b, and a tabulation table 14c for sorting records by time period. The application server 12 comprises a purchase-data collecting means 12a, a customer-equity sorting means 12b, and a customer-equity evaluation means 12c. The customer-equity evaluation means 12c comprises a total-customer-equity tabulating means 12c-1; an average-customer-equity tabulating means 12c-2; a means of tabulating the customer-stability ratio 12c-3; and a customer-equity growth-ratio tabulating means 12c-4.
Owner:DENTSU TEC INC
Mobile digital video recording with pre-event recording
InactiveUS20030081127A1Quick analysisSimple processTelevision system detailsDisc-shaped record carriersMobile vehicleDigital video
Provided is a mobile event-recording device that includes distributed elements within, attached to or otherwise mounted to a mobile vehicle, with the principal elements being: a first camera providing a real-time video signal that corresponds to an observed outboard live-motion scene; and a digital video recorder receiving the video signal provided by the camera and recording the video signal in response to a trigger signal (e.g., an activation switch for a light bar or siren, an air bag sensor signal indicating air bag deployment, or depression of an emergency button or a dedicated recording activation switch). The video recorder uses a buffer to receive and store the video signal so as to preserve the video signal during a programmable sliding (or rolling) time interval prior to the triggering event. Thus, in response to provision of the trigger signal, at least a portion of the video signal stored in the buffer is preserved for recording by the video recorder on a hard disk (or other long-term storage medium) and thereafter, the video recorder records directly on the hard disk (or other long-term storage medium).
Owner:HUBB SYST
Method and system for rapid biomolecular recognition of amino acids and protein sequencing
InactiveUS6846638B2Low costHigh sensitivityBioreactor/fermenter combinationsBiological substance pretreatmentsProtein Sequence DeterminationDigestion
Methods, compositions, kits, and apparatus are provided wherein the aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase system is used to analyze amino acids. The method allows very small devices for quantitative or semi-quantitative analysis of the amino acids in samples or in sequential or complete proteolytic digestions. The methods can be readily applied to the detection and / or quantitation of one or more primary amino acids by using cognate aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase and cognate tRNA. The basis of the method is that each of the 20 synthetases and / or a tRNA specific for a different amino acid is separated spatially or differentially labeled. The reactions catalyzed by all 20 synthetases may be monitored simultaneously, or nearly simultaneously, or in parallel. Each separately positioned synthetase or tRNA will signal its cognate amino acid. The synthetase reactions can be monitored using continuous spectroscopic assays. Alternatively, since elongation factor Tu:GTP (EF-Tu:GTP) specifically binds all AA-tRNAs, the aminoacylation reactions catalyzed by the synthetases can be monitored using ligand assays. Microarrays and microsensors for amino acid analysis are provided. Additionally, amino acid analysis devices are integrated with protease digestions to produce miniaturized enzymatic sequenators capable of generating either N- or C-terminal sequence and composition data for a protein or peptide. The possibility of parallel processing of many samples in an automated manner is discussed.
Owner:NANOBIODYNAMICS
System and method for encoded spatio-spectral information processing
InactiveUS6859275B2Less sensitive to ambient noiseEasy to operateRadiation pyrometrySpectrum generation using diffraction elementsInformation processingLength wave
Encoded spatio-spectral information processing is performed using a system having a radiation source, wavelength dispersion device and two-dimensional switching array, such as digital micro-mirror array (DMA). In one aspect, spectral components from a sample are dispersed in space and modulated separately by the switching array, each element of which may operate according to a predetermined encoding pattern. The encoded spectral components can then be detected and analyzed. In a different aspect, the switching array can be used to provide a controllable radiation source for illuminating a sample with radiation patterns that have predetermined characteristics and separately encoded components. Various applications are disclosed.
Owner:PLAIN SIGHT SYST
Lens and associatable flow cell
InactiveUS6108463AImprove abilitiesHigh degreeCoupling light guidesBiological testingCamera lensWaveguide
PCT No. PCT / US97 / 04398 Sec. 371 Date Sep. 18, 1998 Sec. 102(e) Date Sep. 18, 1998 PCT Filed Mar. 19, 1997 PCT Pub. No. WO97 / 35176 PCT Pub. Date Sep. 25, 1997Improvements in a biosensor of the type having reservoirs or wells for analyzing a biological liquid are disclosed. A biosensor (190) includes a waveguide (164) placed between a plurality of members such as plates (100, 186), at least one of the members (100) being formed to define the walls (132, 134, 136) of the reservoirs where the liquid is biologically analyzed. The walls of the reservoirs are made of an inert, opaque material such as a metal. Although the biosensor may include a gasket (162), the gasket is associated with the members and waveguide in such a way (e.g. by recessing the gasket into a channel formed into a metal plate) so that the gasket does not form any significant portion of the reservoir wall. Waveguides of varying composition (e.g. plastic, quartz or glass) may be associated with the members to form the biosensor. The metal plate of the biosensor has input and output ports for infusing, draining, or oscillating the liquid to be analyzed in the reaction reservoir. Also disclosed is a sled-shaped waveguide associated with a rear lens to couple light out of the waveguide to serve as a quality control measure thus insuring that the biosensor is properly placed and that the light is working.
Owner:UNIV OF UTAH RES FOUND
Methods and compositions for the manipulation and characterization of individual nucleic acid molecules
InactiveUS6147198AQuick analysisQuick buildSugar derivativesMicrobiological testing/measurementMicroscope slideMap Location
A method for observing and determining the size of individual molecules and for determining the weight distribution of a sample containing molecules of varying size, which involves placing a deformable or nondeformable molecule in a medium, subjecting the molecule to an external force, thereby causing conformational and / or positional changes, and then measuring these changes. Preferred ways to measure conformational and positional changes include: (1) determining the rate at which a deformable molecule returns to a relaxed state after termination of the external force, (2) determining the rate at which a molecule becomes oriented in a new direction when the direction of the perturbing force is changed, (3) determining the rate at which a molecule rotates, (4) measuring the length of a molecule, particularly when it is at least partially stretched, or (5) measuring at least one diameter of a spherical or ellipsoidal molecule. Measurements of relaxation, reorientation, and rotation rates, as well as length and diameter can be made using a light microscope connected to an image processor. Molecule relaxation, reorientation and rotation also can be determined using a microscope combined with a spectroscopic device. The invention is particularly useful for measuring polymer molecules, such as nucleic acids, and can be used to determine the size and map location of restriction digests. Breakage of large polymer molecules mounted on a microscope slide is prevented by condensing the molecules before mounting and unfolding the molecules after they have been placed in a matrix.
Owner:WISCONSIN ALUMNI RES FOUND
Transmitter-based mobile video locating
InactiveUS20030081122A1Quick analysisSimple processTelevision system detailsDisc-shaped record carriersMobile vehicleVideo monitoring
Provided is a system for mobile video monitoring that includes camera means mounted to a mobile vehicle for generating a video signal corresponding to an observed scene. Steering means (such as a motor) rotates the camera means into an orientation specified by a control signal, and an antenna means receives a wireless signal, the antenna means including multiple directional antennas, each oriented at a different angle. Processor means inputs the wireless signal from each of at least two of the directional antennas, determines a direction based upon a comparison of the wireless signals (e.g., the received signal powers) input from the plural directional antennas, and generates and outputs the control signal to rotate the camera means based on the comparison.
Owner:HUBB SYST
System and method for lesion-specific coronary artery calcium quantification
ActiveUS20100156898A1Predict in advanceImprove assessmentImage enhancementImage analysisRadiologyContrast enhancement
Methods and systems utilizing the data provided by a non-contrast-enhanced CAC scan that is left unused by the “whole-heart” Agatston or volume scores. Agatston and volume scores summarize overall coronary calcium burden, but do not show the number of vessels involved, the geographic distribution of the lesions, the size and shape of the individual lesions and the distance of the lesions from the coronary ostium. The methods and systems described herein extract and use the enhanced information provided by 3-D CAC scan data and significantly increases its clinical predictive value by providing vessel and lesion specific CAC scores which are superior to the whole-heart Agatston and volume scores in predicting obstructive Coronary artery disease (CAD).
Owner:VOROS SZILARD +1
Heating and cooling of a mobile video recorder
InactiveUS20030081128A1Quick analysisSimple processReducing temperature influence on carrierTelevision system detailsDigital videoMultiplexing
Provided is a mobile event-recording device contained within an airtight chassis with its internal temperature regulated according to pre-programmable operational thresholds via a controller using a temperature sensor and a solid-state heat pump attached to or proximate with the chassis. The mobile event-recording device further includes multiplexors, compressors and a buffer for the temporary storage of video signals during a sliding time window for the recording of compressed digital video and audio onto a hard disk or other high-capacity long-term storage medium. With regard to the buffer, the device responds to receipt of a trigger signal by initiating live recording of the video signal by the video recorder and transferring the temporarily stored video signal to the storage means (or otherwise preserving the temporarily stored video signal for permanent storage).
Owner:HUBB SYST
Tandem time of flight mass spectrometer and method of use
InactiveUS7196324B2Quick analysisEasy to separateTime-of-flight spectrometersIsotope separationRelative energyMass analyzer
To provide comprehensive MS—MS analysis, a time-nested separation is employed using two time-of-flight (TOF) mass spectrometers. Parent ions are separated in a slow and long TOF1, operating at low ion energy (1 to 100eV), and fragment ions are mass analyzed in a fast and short TOF2, operating at much higher keV energy. A low energy fragmentation cell between TOF1 and TOF2 is tailored to accelerate fragmentation and dampening steps, mostly by shortening the cell and employing higher gas pressure. Slow separation in TOF1 becomes possible with an introduction of novel TOF1 analyzers. Higher performance is expected with the use of novel hybrid TOF1 analyzers, combining radio frequency (RF) and quadratic DC fields. An RF field retains low-energy ions within a TOF1 analyzer, while a quadratic DC field improves resolution by compensating for a large relative energy spread.
Owner:LECO CORPORATION
Method and equipment for positioning fault root
InactiveCN106603264AImprove analysis efficiencyImprove experienceData switching networksRoot causeApplication software
The invention discloses a method and equipment for positioning a fault root. The method comprises the steps of: acquiring a service fault to be processed, and finding log information associated with the service fault to be processed according to the service fault to be processed; determining a log analysis strategy corresponding to the service fault to be processed according to a preset relationship between service faults and log analysis strategies; and utilizing the determined log analysis strategy, analyzing the found log information, and positioning to obtain the fault root which causes the occurrence of the service fault to be processed. Thus, once a fault occurs in the service execution process, the fault root causing the service fault can be analyzed quickly by adopting the method and the equipment provided by the invention without consuming a lot of manpower, the manpower resources are saved, the fault root analysis efficiency can be improved, and the use experience of the user using application software can be improved.
Owner:ALIBABA GRP HLDG LTD
Speaker intent analysis system
InactiveUS20110066436A1High and low probabilityEliminate needSpeech recognitionPagerSpeech identification
A speaker intent analysis system and method for validating the truthfulness and intent of a plurality of participants' responses to questions. A computer stores, retrieves, and transmits a series of questions to be answered audibly by participants. The participants' answers are received by a data processor. The data processor analyzes and records the participants' speech parameters for determining the likelihood of dishonesty. In addition to analyzing participants' speech parameters for distinguishing stress or other abnormality, the processor may be equipped with voice recognition software to screen responses that while not dishonest, are indicative of possible malfeasance on the part of the participants. Once the responses are analyzed, the processor produces an output that is indicative of the participant's credibility. The output may be sent to proper parties and / or devices such as a web page, computer, e-mail, PDA, pager, database, report, etc. for appropriate action.
Owner:BEZAR FAMILY IRREVOCABLE TRUST +1
Image processing and analysis of individual nucleic acid molecules
InactiveUS6509158B1Quick analysisQuick buildMicrobiological testing/measurementChemiluminescene/bioluminescenceMicroscope slideMap Location
Owner:WISCONSIN ALUMNI RES FOUND
Image processing and analysis of individual nucleic acid molecules
InactiveUS6610256B2Quick analysisQuick buildBioreactor/fermenter combinationsBiological substance pretreatmentsMicroscope slideImaging processing
Owner:WISCONSIN ALUMNI RES FOUND
Verification monitor for critical test result delivery systems
PendingUS20100088232A1Reduce riskQuick analysisFinanceLocal control/monitoringComputer hardwareDiagnostic test
A system and method for verification monitoring of a critical test result management (CTRM) system is provided. In one embodiment, the method includes receiving test result metadata pertaining to test result messages provided to a CTRM system by a diagnostic test facility, verifying compliance of the diagnostic test facility with prescribed usage of the CTRM system using the test result metadata, and sending a message to an interested party regarding whether or not compliance of the diagnostic test facility has been verified.
Owner:BAKER SCOTT HLDG
System and method for providing a compact, flat, microwave lens with wide angular field of regard and wideband operation
PendingUS20180183152A1High instantaneous bandwidthLow overall depthAntenna adaptation in movable bodiesDesign optimisation/simulationInterference (communication)Engineering
A system designs a thin and relatively flat microwave focusing lens that can produce multiple simultaneous beams, using readily-available isotropic dielectric materials, and having a gradient-index (GRIN) profile. The design optimizes the lens to achieve beam scanning and / or multiple beams over a wide field of regard (FOR) with broad bandwidth and a very short focal length compared with conventional lenses. The lens can be used individually or as an element in a more complex antenna having multiple lenses in various orientations that are independently switched, selected and / or excited simultaneously as elements in a phased array. The antenna terminal incorporates such lens into an array of lenses along with one or more feeds to produce single or multiple beams covering a broad field of regard for such applications as satellite communications on-the-move, cellular, broadband point-point or point-multipoint and other terrestrial or satellite communications systems. The lens and array design support multiple simultaneous independently steerable beams as well as null placement for interference cancellation.
Owner:ALL SPACE NETWORKS LTD
Multi-user multimedia messaging services
ActiveUS20050220064A1Improve efficiencyReducing messaging and processing effortSpecial service provision for substationBroadcast transmission systemsUser deviceMultimedia Messaging Service
Methods, devices, and computer programs for improving the efficiency of multi-user multimedia messaging services are disclosed. A multimedia message is sent from an originator user device to an originator server and further to one or more recipient servers to which recipient user devices as addressed are associated to. The one or more recipient servers execute a multicast delivery for distributing the multimedia message to the recipient user devices and / or an improved reporting of a transmission state of the multimedia message by receiving status messages from the recipient user devices, each status message comprising an indication of an individual transmission state of the multi media message at one of the recipient user devices, aggregating the indications into a report representing the transmission state of the multimedia message, and sending the report to the originator server.
Owner:TELEFON AB LM ERICSSON (PUBL)
Systems and methods for rapidly changing the solution environment around sensors
InactiveUS20060234298A1Quick analysisMinimize intervalBioreactor/fermenter combinationsMaterial analysis using sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic wavesBiologyReceptor
The invention provides microfluidic systems for altering the solution environment around a nanoscopic or microscopic object, such as a sensor, and methods for using the same. The invention also provides a system and methods for modulating, controlling, preparing, and studying receptors.
Owner:CELLECTRICON
Model inventory manager
InactiveUS20110307281A1Quick understandingQuick analysisGeometric CADDigital data processing detailsData setInventory management
A method and apparatus for managing a building model inventory, including a database structured for storing element specification and instance data from both a previous version and a latter revision of building information modeling datasets, respectively. In addition to the building information modeling element data, the database associates completed assembly pass, unit cost, work breakdown structure, and other inventory management data with the element type definitions and element instance data. Application software compares the first and second inventory revisions to identify all changes, additions and / or deletions of building elements between the previous version and the latter revision of the building information modeling datasets. By tracking the elements that change, the changes that affect the construction schedule and quantity, configuration and specification of materials are identified. An engineering cost analysis based on the changed data provides a rapid understanding of the implications of any design change.
Owner:ASSEMBLE SYST
System and method for accurate and rapid identification of diseased regions on biological images with applications to disease diagnosis and prognosis
ActiveUS20110243417A1Easy to handleImprove abilitiesImage enhancementImage analysisDiseaseImage resolution
The present invention relates to a method and system for detecting biologically relevant structures in a hierarchical fashion, beginning at a low-resolution and proceeding to higher levels of resolution. The present invention also provides probabilistic pairwise Markov models (PPMMs) to classify these relevant structures. The invention is directed to a novel classification approach which weighs the importance of these structures. The present invention also provides a fast, efficient computer-aided detection / diagnosis (CAD) system capable of rapidly processing medical images (i.e. high throughput). The computer-aided detection / diagnosis (CAD) system of the present invention allows for rapid analysis of medical images the improving the ability to effectively detect, diagnose, and treat certain diseases.
Owner:RUTGERS THE STATE UNIV +1
Method and apparatus for analyzing time series data
ActiveUS20110035188A1Improve accuracyReliable methodTime indicationSynchronous motors for clocksState dependentTime segment
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for determining which one or more time series parameters of a plurality of time series parameters relating to operation of a system are correlated with a first operation state of the system. According to the invention, the method comprises providing time series data including data relating to a time series of each of the plurality of time series parameters; determining at least two first time periods, wherein the system is in the first operation state during the at least two first time periods; determining at least one second time period, wherein the system is in a second operation state during the at least one second time period; determining, for each respective time series parameter of the plurality of time series parameters, a first characteristic parameter relating to a first characteristic of the time series of the respective time series parameter for each of the at least two first time periods and the at least one second time period; and determining which one or more time series parameters of the plurality of time series parameters relating to the operation of the system are correlated with the first operation state of the system by determining, for each respective time series parameter of the plurality of time series parameters, whether or not the respective time series parameter is correlated with the first operation state of the system based on the first characteristic parameters of the respective time series parameter determined for each of the at least two first time periods and the at least one second time period.
Owner:EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY
Lens and associatable flow cell
InactiveUSRE39772E1Improve performanceWhole bloodCoupling light guidesBiological testingCamera lensFlow cell
Improvements in a biosensor of the type having reservoirs or wells for analyzing a biological liquid are disclosed. A biosensor (190) includes a waveguide (164) placed between a plurality of members such as plates (100, 186), at least one of the members (100) being formed to define the walls (132, 134, 136) of the reservoirs where the liquid is biologically analyzed. The walls of the reservoirs are made of an inert, opaque material such as a metal. Although the biosensor may include a gasket (162), the gasket is associated with the members and waveguide in such a way (e.g. by recessing the gasket into a channel formed into a metal plate) so that the gasket does not form any significant portion of the reservoir wall. Waveguides of varying composition (e.g. plastic, quartz or glass) may be associated with the members to form the biosensor. The metal plate of the biosensor has input and output ports for infusing, draining, or oscillating the liquid to be analyzed in the reaction reservoir. Also disclosed is a sled-shaped waveguide associated with a rear lens to couple light out of the waveguide to serve as a quality control measure thus insuring that the biosensor is properly placed and that the light is working.
Owner:UNIV OF UTAH RES FOUND
Pathological tissue mapping
InactiveUS20050165290A1Quick fixAutomated ExtractionImage enhancementImage analysisStatistical analysisRelational database
Embodiments of the present invention are directed to quantitative analysis of tissues enabling the measurement of objects and parameters of objects found in images of tissues including perimeter, area, and other metrics of such objects. Measurement results may be input into a relational database where they can be statistically analyzed and compared across studies. The measurement results may be used to create a pathological tissue map of a tissue image, to allow a pathologist to determine a pathological condition of the imaged tissue more quickly.
Owner:AUREON LAB INC +2
Imaging mass spectrometer
InactiveUS20070114388A1Short period of timeHigh level of sensitivityIsotope separationImaging particle spectrometryPhysicsMicroscope
An imaging mass spectrometer, an image of a sample is generated, and a region in the image is selected in accordance with predetermined criteria. Then, a mass analysis of the region is performed while scanning the sample in the selected region with a laser beam spot. By computing the total or average of the results in the region, a high precision analytical value in the region can be obtained. In a biological sample, by preliminarily performing a staining process on the biological sample using a certain dye, only the objective tissues can be analyzed. Also, a fluorescence microscope can be used.
Owner:SHIMADZU CORP
Method and apparatus for improved vision detector image capture and analysis
InactiveUS20050226490A1Reduce in quantityIncrease frame rateImage analysisCharacter and pattern recognitionHigh frame rateImaging analysis
Disclosed are methods and apparatus for improvements to image capture and analysis for vision detectors. The improvements provide for asynchronous capture and analysis and allow high frame rates to be maintained when image analysis may under certain conditions comprise a significantly longer time interval than image capture. The improvements prevent memory buffer overflow and provide for short and predictable decision delays even though an arbitrary and potentially unlimited number of images are captured and analyzed for each object.
Owner:COGNEX TECH & INVESTMENT
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