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78 results about "Proprietary software" patented technology

Proprietary software. Proprietary software, also known as closed-source software, is a non-free computer software for which the software's publisher or another person retains intellectual property rights—usually copyright of the source code, but sometimes patent rights.

Interoperable full-featured web-based and client-side e-mail system

A full-featured e-mail system is used in both Internet-based and client-side (personal computer) forms. In each form, either basic e-mail service is provided to system subscribers or a secure, premium service with authentication, concealment, integrity, and non-repudiation functions for electronic messaging services is provided. In either form and at either level of service, subscribers can work off-line on their own computers with proprietary software loaded or, alternatively, on-line on any computer with an Internet connection. The system is interoperable, to preserve security, with all S/MIME compliant software applications, even for those users not subscribing to a service implementing the disclosed system. Digital certificates can be provided as a security service of the disclosed system, rather than requiring a second source with separate verification procedures. As additional optional features, the subscriber can control compression of outgoing attachment files, rather than having that function absent or operate in some automatic way. Decompression of such file attachments when received occurs automatically for subscribers, without having to invoke a different program or system. Interactive help features, book hierarchy uniformity for messages, accounts, certificates, virus warnings, and dual naming capability are also provided and available to subscribers in both the Web-based and the client-side application forms disclosed herein, and in both basic and premium service levels.
Owner:MEC MANAGEMENT LLC

Parking system employing rem techniques

The system described is an integrated parking management system which makes use of patented vehicle detectors to collect and transmit data, essentially in near real time, as to all events happening as to single or multiple parking spaces (e.g. current and historic use, length of time of occupancy of current occupant) to a central clearing device for which patent application has been made which serves as a logic core and repository, making use of proprietary software, analyzing, displaying and distributing the data so developed as to a parking plant and all of its components to allow all parties (including prospective users) who are concerned with the various aspects of a parking plant and its components (e.g. determination as to availability of spaces, maintenance and repair of meters, collection of revenues and enforcement of parking regulations) not only to access and make passive use of the information developed, in near real time, to permit them to identify what's happening to the plant and its components as to their own particular interest in such plant and so maximize the efficient use both of the resources of the plant and their own resources directed to the particular aspect of their interface with the plant and its components but also to access and make active use of such information for whatever purpose and in whatever fashion using whatever means of access they may wish. While others have made claim to certain of the individual functions described, e.g. vehicle detection, nobody has identified or patented
Owner:INNOVAPARK

Providing network-based in-store media broadcasting

The present invention features a network-based in-store media broadcasting system comprising one or more, and preferably, a plurality of client player devices placed at a plurality of business locations, each of the client player devices being independently supported and in communication with the internal audio / visual system installed in the business location; a customizable broadcast supported on each of the client player devices and comprising informational content thereon (music, advertisements, etc.) that is specific to the particular business location; a central server system comprising one or more central servers in communication with each of the independent client player devices; and a network configuration connecting the client player devices to the central server network to provide an exchange of information between the two. The in-store media broadcasting system also comprises several proprietary software application modules functioning to allow the in-store media broadcasting system to operate. The present invention also features a unique method of doing business to provide in-store media broadcasting to one or more business locations. Not only is the business model capable of providing in-store media broadcasting, but a national radio-advertising platform or network focusing on major retailers and service providers throughout the country is also contemplated. The present invention system and service gives retailers and service providers the ability to broadcast customized music and messaging to their customers. In addition, the radio-advertising network provides a targeted advertising venue for consumer marketing companies and, unlike any other media, allows them to advertise products to select and targeted customers at the point of sale.
Owner:IN STORE BROADCASTING NETWORK LLC

System for and method of doing business to provide network-based in-store media broadcasting

The present invention features a network-based in-store media broadcasting system comprising one or more, and preferably, a plurality of client player devices placed at a plurality of business locations, each of the client player devices being independently supported and in communication with the internal audio / visual system installed in the business location; a customizable broadcast supported on each of the client player devices and comprising informational content thereon (music, advertisements, etc.) that is specific to the particular business location; a central server system comprising one or more central servers in communication with each of the independent client player devices; and a network configuration connecting the client player devices to the central server network to provide an exchange of information between the two. The in-store media broadcasting system also comprises several proprietary software application modules functioning to allow the in-store media broadcasting system to operate. The present invention also features a unique method of doing business to provide in-store media broadcasting to one or more business locations. Not only is the business model capable of providing in-store media broadcasting, but a national radio-advertising platform or network focusing on major retailers and service providers throughout the country is also contemplated. The present invention system and service gives retailers and service providers the ability to broadcast customized music and messaging to their customers. In addition, the radio-advertising network provides a targeted advertising venue for consumer marketing companies and, unlike any other media, allows them to advertise products to select and targeted customers at the point of sale.
Owner:IN STORE BROADCASTING NETWORK LLC

Security process for private data storage and sharing

A method and system for supplementing and / or replacing current security protocols and / or mechanisms used to store, manage and / or disseminate information for use on private data management devices and / or a private network and / or public network access provider's network. The system includes processing hardware, proprietary software, and firmware. The system protects private data without the need to trust the security or veracity of third parties and / or intermediate computers and / or networks. When a “user” stores data it is immediately protected from active and passive compromise attempts. Once protected and stored, data is never released and / or transferred unprotected. Only the authorized “receiver” of the data is capable of accessing the protected data. Encryption is used to enhance authentication of the participants and / or protection of the data. This method can be used in conjunction with other secure data transfer applications such as, but not limited to, Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption and / or the Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) protocol, etc. This method can also be used in conjunction with any data transfer mechanism such as, but not limited to, Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID transponders, etc.
Owner:SCHOLNICK ANDREW +1

Parking system employing rem techniques

The system described is an integrated parking management system which makes use of patented vehicle detectors to collect and transmit data, essentially in near real time, as to all events happening as to single or multiple parking spaces (e.g. current and historic use, length of time of occupancy of current occupant) to a central clearing device for which patent application has been made which serves as a logic core and repository, making use of proprietary software, analyzing, displaying and distributing the data so developed as to a parking plant and all of its components to allow all parties (including prospective users) who are concerned with the various aspects of a parking plant and its components (e.g. determination as to availability of spaces, maintenance and repair of meters, collection of revenues and enforcement of parking regulations) not only to access and make passive use of the information developed, in near real time, to permit them to identify what's happening to the plant and its components as to their own particular interest in such plant and so maximize the efficient use both of the resources of the plant and their own resources directed to the particular aspect of their interface with the plant and its components but also to access and make active use of such information for whatever purpose and in whatever fashion using whatever means of access they may wish. While others have made claim to certain of the individual functions described, e.g. vehicle detection, nobody has identified or patented.
Owner:INNOVAPARK

Method of conducting market research by means of strategically placed computerized kiosks

InactiveUS20070100682A1Remain competitiveGenerate incomeMarket predictionsSpecial data processing applicationsEmail attachmentThe Internet
The present invention is a method for conducting market research by means of strategically placed computerized kiosks that offer respondents various incentives for their participation. Respondents providing complete contact information are entered into a drawing for a prize, as well as, receive a coupon upon completing the market research questionnaire. The questionnaires then will be stored on a local sever that resides next to these kiosks. At the end of the day this server will start transmitting the information to a central sever using proprietary software to encrypt the data and transfer it via satellite to the central server. Once the central server receives the data it will decipher, analyze, and categorizes it and convert it into meaningful data separated by gender, age, location, and answers, then converts it into a desired format and sends it to the client as an email attachment before the end of the day. Results are available to the client over the Internet as each survey is completed due to cutting-edge technology. In addition to market research questionnaires, the present invention will generate income by selling contact lists and demographics to select clients as well as selling advertising in the form of coupon distribution and promotional giveaways. The present invention combines several desirable products or packages in one location. This combined effort exposes consumers to multiple advertising clients.
Owner:KAZALI LAWRENCE

Threshold Based Computer Video Output Recording Application

An application that is capable of monitoring Internet or network traffic and performing recordings of computer video output based on network activity thresholds. The recording application is typically not installed on the computer to be recorded but can reside on the computer to be recorded. The application contains a configuration interface that allows a user to set thresholds for certain types of network activity usage. When a threshold is reached, the application will begin a video recording of the computer's video activity which will be stored for later use. The application can be configured to include settings such as the length of the recording. In a typical environment, the application is a hardware appliance that is capable of monitoring web activity and network traffic and can connect to the computer over the network in order to perform the recording. The computer to be recorded can have specific software that is capable of capturing the video or can use industry standard video capturing software such as VNC. VNC is typically used to view and control computers as well as send video images of the computer and the application can utilize an existing application such as this to perform the recording over the network. The recording application can integrate with software tools such as VNC and does not require specifically developed proprietary software to be installed on the monitored computer in order to perform a recording of the computers video output.
Owner:IBOSS

Non-contact method and apparatus for hardness case depth monitoring

InactiveUS20090154521A1Radiation pyrometryWeather/light/corrosion resistanceBeam splitterPhotothermal radiometry
There is provided a method and apparatus to monitor hardness using laser infrared photothermal radiometry. The emphasis is on the ability of this invention to monitor in a non-contact and non-destructive manner the hardness case depth of industrially heat treated steels. The present invention provides a method and apparatus comprising signal generation and analysis as well as instrumental hardware configurations based on the physical principle of photothermal radiometry. The method comprises (a) irradiating the sample surface with an excitation source of suitable emission wavelength and intensity. (b) producing periodic frequency pulses of the laser beam by means of a modulator in the appropriate frequency range (but not confined to) 0.1-100000 Hz. (c) passing the emitted beam through appropriate optics for beam conditioning (d) splitting the incident beam in two beams using a beam-splitter (e) focusing one of the beams onto a photodiode connected to a lock-in amplifier referenced to the modulator frequency to monitor laser power fluctuations (f) directing the second beam normal or at an angle to the surface of the sample (g) directing the generated infrared emissions from the sample surface to an infrared detector connected to another lock-in amplifier also referenced to the modulator frequency (h) recording the signals obtained from both lock-in amplifiers by a computer (i) processing the obtained signals through proprietary software and pre-calibration curves.
Owner:WANG CHINHUA +1
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