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03/19/17 12:44 PM

#57953 RE: linda1 #57952

Are you aware that our patent attorney Benjamin Urcia is a former US Patent Examiner. Are you aware that this technology is so advanced that Mr. Urcia has to explain to our patent examiner Mr.Abe Sholeman the language in the patent. Are you aware that our CEO has many patents registered in his name. I'm not quite sure what your objectives are here but if there was any issue with patent it would not have been approved. It's quite common to have language change in patents as they're being developed.

Beandog

03/19/17 12:58 PM

#57954 RE: linda1 #57952

Yes - that is the spin you have put on it.

TTCM CEO Dr. Jon Leonard is a prolific inventor with a number of patents already issued. He has proven to be a very transparent, honest, and shareholder-friendly CEO since taking over the RDSH shell to bring his Click Evidence Co (now known as Tautachrome) public.

With many patents to his name along with his high level of integrity and excellent reputation, I tend to believe his "spin" as you call it rather than yours.

How many patents have been issued to you?

Link: Patents and Patent Applications by Inventor Jon N. Leonard

Jon N. Leonard 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).

Authentication and validation of smartphone imagery
Patent number: 9582843
Abstract: A method, system, and processor-executable software for processing images or video captured by a smartphone or other digital image capture device for subsequent validation and authentication captures not only the image, but also metadata relevant to the authenticity of validity of the image, such as position, time, camera movement and orientation, image parameters, and so forth. The image is watermarked and both the watermarked image and the metadata, as well as a symmetric key used in the watermarking, are digitally signed and transmitted or uploaded to a web server or authentication centric entity for authentication and storage. When a third party submits an image to the web server or authentication centric entity, the submitted image is compared with the stored watermarked image for authentication and validation of the submitted image, and the metadata is then retrieved to enable analysis of the contents of authenticated and validated image.
Type: Grant
Filed: August 20, 2013
Date of Patent: February 28, 2017
Assignee: TAUTACHROME, INC.
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Matthew W. Staker, Robert P. Gille, Joel C. Sercel, Jeffery S. Davis
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR CREATING, PROCESSING, AND DISTRIBUTING IMAGES THAT SERVE AS PORTALS ENABLING COMMUNICATION WITH PERSONS WHO HAVE INTERACTED WITH THE IMAGES
Publication number: 20160070892
Abstract: A system and method for processing, storage, distribution, and interaction with electronic images created or captured by mobile devices having network communications capabilities, such as smartphones, allows a user whose image-displaying device includes enhanced viewer software to use an image displayed on the image-displaying device as a portal for communication with others who have interacted with the image, including authors and facilitators of the image. Watermarking and security measures are provided to enable source and content verification of a displayed image so that user morphing of imagery can be tracked to maintain stability of image-based interaction and so that malicious imagery tamper can be prevented.
Type: Application
Filed: August 7, 2015
Publication date: March 10, 2016
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Matthew W. Staker, Robert P. Gille, Joel C. Sercel, Jeffery S. Davis, Claude A. Bailey
Authentication and Validation of Smartphone Imagery
Publication number: 20140049653
Abstract: A method, system, and processor-executable software for processing images or video captured by a smartphone or other digital image capture device for subsequent validation and authentication captures not only the image, but also metadata relevant to the authenticity of validity of the image, such as position, time, camera movement and orientation, image parameters, and so forth. The image is watermarked and both the watermarked image and the metadata, as well as a symmetric key used in the watermarking, are digitally signed and transmitted or uploaded to a web server or authentication centric entity for authentication and storage. When a third party submits an image to the web server or authentication centric entity, the submitted image is compared with the stored watermarked image for authentication and validation of the submitted image, and the metadata is then retrieved to enable analysis of the contents of authenticated and validated image.
Type: Application
Filed: August 20, 2013
Publication date: February 20, 2014
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Matthew W. Staker, Robert P. Gille, Joel C. Sercel, Jeffery S. Davis
CARBON NANOTUBE GROWTH VIA CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION USING A CATALYTIC TRANSMEMBRANE TO SEPARATE FEEDSTOCK AND GROWTH CHAMBERS
Publication number: 20120171106
Abstract: A system and method for growing nanotubes out of carbon and other materials using CVD uses a catalytic transmembrane to separate a feedstock chamber from a growth chamber and provide catalytic material with separate catalytic surfaces to absorb carbon atoms from the feedstock chamber and to grow carbon nanotubes in the growth chamber. The catalytic transmembrane provides for greater flexibility to independently control both the gas environment and pressure in the chambers to optimize absorption and carbon growth and to provide instrumentation in the growth chamber for in-situ control of defects or observation of the carbon nanotube growth.
Type: Application
Filed: January 4, 2008
Publication date: July 5, 2012
Inventors: Delmar L. Barker, W. Howard Poisl, Brian J. Zelinski, Jon N. Leonard
Beacon-augmented pose estimation
Patent number: 7599789
Abstract: A beacon-augmented pose estimation system includes positionable beacons that can determine their own 3-D geospatial coordinates and transmit those coordinates back to the pose object. An imaging sensor images the field-of-view of the pose object to provide 2-D image coordinates for any of the beacons in the FOV. A pose object controller processes the sets of 3-D geospatial coordinates and 2-D image coordinates to refine a pose estimate of the pose object. The positionable beacons may include both static beacons that are pre-positioned and mobile beacons that are command-guided to position themselves in the pose object's likely or actual FOV.
Type: Grant
Filed: May 24, 2006
Date of Patent: October 6, 2009
Assignee: Raytheon Company
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Howard E. Neely, III, Ronald T. Azuma, Michael J. Daily
Beacon-Augmented Pose Estimation
Publication number: 20070276590
Abstract: A beacon-augmented pose estimation system includes positionable beacons that can determine their own 3-D geospatial coordinates and transmit those coordinates back to the pose object. An imaging sensor images the field-of-view of the pose object to provide 2-D image coordinates for any of the beacons in the FOV. A pose object controller processes the sets of 3-D geospatial coordinates and 2-D image coordinates to refine a pose estimate of the pose object. The positionable beacons may include both static beacons that are pre-positioned and mobile beacons that are command-guided to position themselves in the pose object's likely or actual FOV.
Type: Application
Filed: May 24, 2006
Publication date: November 29, 2007
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Howard E. Neely, Ronald T. Azuma, Michael J. Daily
Detector and method for detecting telephone-activated devices in idle state
Patent number: 7162285
Abstract: A detector for detecting telephone-activated devices, such as cellular telephones used for remotely triggering explosive devices, includes a transmitter for generating and transmitting a pseudo base station signal corresponding to a base station for a telephone-activated device, and a receiver for receiving and detecting a response signal transmitted by the telephone-activated device. At least part of the transmitter and at least of the receiver may be located within a shield of conductive material, such as a cone-shaped metal shield, that aids in localizing and directing the transmitting of the pseudo base station signal toward an object to be interrogated (with regard to whether or not it contains a telephone-activated device in an idle state). The detector has a response unit for providing a response when a telephone-activated device is detected, such as providing an alarm to an operator or interdicting operation of the telephone-activated device.
Type: Grant
Filed: September 19, 2003
Date of Patent: January 9, 2007
Assignee: Raytheon Company
Inventors: William R. Owens, Jon N. Leonard, S. Eric Mattingly
System and method for enabling the originator of an electronic mail message to preset an expiration time, date, and/or event, and to control processing or handling by a recipient
Patent number: 7149893
Abstract: An electronic mail system and method enables the originator of a message sent by electronic mail to select a date, time, or event at which the message and all incarnations of the message to self-destruct, regardless of the number and types of computers or software systems that may have interacted with the message. The system and message also permits the originator to include processing and handling limitations. The necessary control over the message is achieved by encrypting the message and enabling viewing only through a viewer applet arranged to facilitate destruction of the message upon the occurrence of the selected expiration time, date, or event, and to implemented the handling and processing limitations. A central server can be used to exercise additional control over the message by serving as a proxy destination, and by streaming the encrypted message to the viewer applet.
Type: Grant
Filed: September 7, 1999
Date of Patent: December 12, 2006
Assignee: Poofaway.com, Inc.
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Charles H. Seaman, Michael Anderer, Peter B. Ritz, Michael Bernstein, Robert J. Schena
Mass spectrometer for entrained particles, and method for measuring masses of the particles
Patent number: 6969849
Abstract: A particle mass spectrometer includes a supersonic flow expansion nozzle, and a source of a gas having particles entrained therein. The source is in gas-flow communication with an inlet of the expansion nozzle. The particle mass spectrometer further includes a vacuum chamber in gas-flow communication with an outlet of the expansion nozzle, wherein the vacuum chamber has a sufficient vacuum that a gas flow through the expansion nozzle is supersonic, and a microphone having an active element and an output signal responsive to a movement of the active element. The active element is disposed within the vacuum chamber and is positioned so that particles that flow from the outlet of the expansion nozzle impact upon the active element. The output signal of the active element of the microphone is a measure of the masses of the entrained particles.
Type: Grant
Filed: October 14, 2003
Date of Patent: November 29, 2005
Assignee: Raytheon Company
Inventors: James G. Small, Jon N. Leonard
System and method for enabling the originator of an electronic mail message to preset an expiration time, date, and/or event, and to control and track processing or handling by all recipients
Patent number: 6721784
Abstract: An electronic mail system and method enables the originator of a message sent by electronic mail to select a date, time, or event at which the message and all incarnations of the message to self-destruct, regardless of the number and types of computers or software systems that may have interacted with the message, and/or to include processing and handling limitations. The necessary control over the message is achieved by encrypting the message and enabling viewing only through a viewer applet arranged to facilitate destruction of the message upon the occurrence of the selected expiration time, date, or event, and/or to implement the handling and processing limitations. A central server can be used to exercise additional control over the message by serving as a proxy destination, and by transmitting the encrypted message to the viewer applet.
Type: Grant
Filed: December 30, 1999
Date of Patent: April 13, 2004
Assignee: Poofaway.com, Inc.
Inventors: Jon N. Leonard, Michael Bernstein
Apparatus and method for dispensing build material to make a three-dimensional article
Patent number: 5717599
Abstract: A three-dimensional article making apparatus includes a build material dispenser positioned adjacent a platform for ejecting a plurality of droplets of build material; and dispenser positioners for relatively positioning the dispenser in five degrees of freedom with respect to the platform. Accordingly, the dispenser may be rotated and flipped to permit construction of a cantilevered portion of an article without requiring support material. The dispenser positioners include a Z-direction positioner for positioning the dispenser vertically relative to the platform, an X-Y positioner for positioning the dispenser in an X-Y planar direction relative to the platform, a flip angle positioner for rotatably positioning the dispenser relative to a generally horizontal axis, and a phi angle positioner for rotatably positioning the dispenser relative to a generally vertical axis.
Type: Grant
Filed: October 19, 1994
Date of Patent: February 10, 1998
Assignee: BPM Technology, Inc.
Inventors: Herbert E. Menhennett, Jon N. Leonard, John R. Larsen, Robert B. Brown, Manual M. Ferreira, William B. Barlage, III, Charles F. Kirschman
Closed-loop automated waste processing system and method
Patent number: 5318383
Abstract: A method for controlling a closed-loop processing system (100) including the steps of receiving and analyzing an element to be processed to identify the contents thereof. The method further includes the steps of processing and converting the element into a residue which is stabilized, to prevent physical interaction therewith, and then deposited in a permanent landfill storage facility (124). Finally, a plurality of parameters of the residue and the environment surrounding the closed-loop processing system (100) are monitored to provide a plurality of control signals. The control signals are utilized to control each stage of the processing system to ensure a negligible environment effect. Thus, the invention provides a method for controlling a processing system in a closed-loop automated manner with negligible environmental impact. In a preferred embodiment, the closed-loop automated system (100) for processing waste of the present invention receives and analyzes waste.
Type: Grant
Filed: March 4, 1992
Date of Patent: June 7, 1994
Assignee: Hughes Aircraft Company
Inventors: William A. Yates, Jon N. Leonard

SkyFullOfStars

03/19/17 1:49 PM

#57957 RE: linda1 #57952

Why do you think it has been taking so long.. and if you look at the uspto responses alot has to do with how claims are worded

PatB1

03/19/17 6:44 PM

#57960 RE: linda1 #57952

What are you talking about?

returns

03/19/17 8:55 PM

#57962 RE: linda1 #57952

The term "fast track the patent" does not exist at the U.S Patent Office. You may want to consider a new angle.

returns

03/19/17 8:56 PM

#57965 RE: linda1 #57952

Looking forward to words from Eric McRae.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> $TTCM$