Brian Todd Stack

US Patent:

6864779, Mar 8, 2005

Filed:

Oct 30, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/984648

Inventors:

Brian T. Stack - Miami Lakes FL, US
Frederick G. Wade - Wellington FL, US
Roger L. Smeds - Stuart FL, US

Assignee:

E-NETPIC.COM, Inc. - West Palm Beach FL

International Classification:

G05B023/02

US Classification:

340 35, 340506, 340517, 3405391, 34082569, 34082572, 34082552, 713176

Abstract:

A method for transmitting data from a remote location for evaluation by an expert. A remote appliance couples a data collection device with a communications device to transmit collected data and serve as a virtual remote presence server. The remote appliance transmit collected data. The remote appliance transmits the data in accordance with subscriber information stored in a centralized device. The data can be processed or evaluated in any manner.

US Patent:

62577743, Jul 10, 2001

Filed:

Sep 28, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/162425

Inventors:

Brian T. Stack - Miami Lakes FL

Assignee:

Authorgenics, Inc. - Marietta GA

International Classification:

G06F 945

US Classification:

395705

Abstract:

Automatic generation of an application program is performed by a programmed system including a guided editor for establishing program, data and field definitions from a plurality of input event elements. A sequence generator, coupled to the guided editor, autonomously processes the program, data and field definitions into a plurality of functionally descriptive atomic sequences, each describing a unique characteristic such that a plurality of frames, each comprising zero or more functionally descriptive atomic sequences from each of the functionally descriptive sequences, respectfully describes the plurality of input event elements. A rule processor, including a program rule base conditionally describing the structure and operation of a predetermined application program, autonomously processes the program rule base in concert with the plurality of functionally descriptive atomic sequences proceeding generally sequentially over the plurality of frames conditionally unifying the plurality of functionally descriptive atomic sequences with the structure and operation of the predetermined application program. A syntax processor, including a syntax rule base defining the syntax of a predetermined programming language, then autonomously unifies the plurality of functionally descriptive atomic sequences with the syntax of the predetermined programming language to provide a coded representation of the structure and operation of the predetermined application program.

US Patent:

58157174, Sep 29, 1998

Filed:

Oct 27, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/549633

Inventors:

Brian T. Stack - Miami Lakes FL

Assignee:

Authorgenics, Inc. - Miami Lakes FL

International Classification:

G06F 945

US Classification:

395705

Abstract:

Automatic generation of an application program is performed by a programmed system including a guided editor for establishing program, data and field definitions from input event elements. A sequence generator, coupled to the guided editor, autonomously processes the program, data and field definitions into descriptive atomic sequences, each describing a unique characteristic such that a plurality of frames describes the input event elements. A rule processor, including a program rule base describing the structure and operation of an application program, autonomously processes the program rule base with the descriptive atomic sequences unifying the descriptive atomic sequences with the structure and operation of the application program. A syntax processor, including a language syntax rule base, autonomously unifies the descriptive atomic sequences with the language syntax to provide a coded representation of the application program.