Brian T Liesenfelt

US Patent:

20100017274, Jan 21, 2010

Filed:

Jul 15, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/503254

Inventors:

BRIAN T. LIESENFELT - Coconut Creek FL, US

International Classification:

G07C 13/00

US Classification:

705 12

Abstract:

An electronic voting terminal includes: a display; a data input device; a biometric input device; a case having an open and a closed position, the case protecting the display, the input device, and the biometric input device in the closed position, the case making the display, input device and biometric input device accessible by the voter in the open position; a communications medium; a microprocessor to control the display, the data input device, the biometric input device, and the communications medium; and a power supply that accepts alternating current and provides direct current to the microprocessor The device utilizes the biometric input device to validate the identity of the voter, utilizes the data input device to receive the ballot from the voter, and utilizes the communications medium to transmit the ballot. A system for voting also includes a centralized computer and voter registration database.

US Patent:

20180021671, Jan 25, 2018

Filed:

Jul 20, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/655867

Inventors:

Brian T. Liesenfelt - Coconut Creek FL, US
Neal N. Klein - Delray Beach FL, US

International Classification:

A63F 13/216
A63F 13/67
G07F 17/32
A63F 13/65

Abstract:

A software application includes a game server for a plurality of users to compete for real-world prizes over a pre-established timeframe. Users are able to download the software application to their devices, for instance on their mobile phones. Once downloaded, the user registration is recorded and the user's GPS location can be logged. Users are compiled into competitive groupings and competition commences following the competitive gaming criteria being met. During the competition, the user's GPS location may be tracked and their collection of in game electronic media may be recorded. At the end of the competition, the user with that most successfully meets the competitive gaming criteria is awarded real-world prize money. After the award of the real-world prize money is made, the game is no longer viable, and future competitors must download the new game and pay a new download fee.

US Patent:

20140244512, Aug 28, 2014

Filed:

Feb 25, 2014

Appl. No.:

14/189995

Inventors:

Brian T. Liesenfelt - Coconut Creek FL, US

International Classification:

G06Q 10/06
G07C 13/00
G06F 21/32

US Classification:

705 51

Abstract:

An electronic voting terminal includes: a display; a data input device; a biometric input device; a case having an open and a closed position, the case protecting the display, the input device, and the biometric input device in the closed position, the case making the display, input device and biometric input device accessible by the voter in the open position; a communications medium; a microprocessor to control the display, the data input device, the biometric input device, and the communications medium; and a power supply that accepts alternating current and provides direct current to the microprocessor The device utilizes the biometric input device to validate the identity of the voter, utilizes the data input device to receive the ballot from the voter, and utilizes the communications medium to transmit the ballot. A system for voting also includes a centralized computer and voter registration database.