Lee Anne Clark

US Patent:

8190279, May 29, 2012

Filed:

Nov 12, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/590670

Inventors:

Lee M. Clark - Ewing NJ, US

Assignee:

Systech International - Cranbury NJ

International Classification:

G06F 19/00
G05B 19/42

US Classification:

700 96, 700 86, 700 87, 700 95, 700 97

Abstract:

An apparatus, system and method for line management. The apparatus, system and method includes data indicative of a plurality of items to pass through the line, a plurality of available processes, and a plurality of available streams. Ones of the plurality of available processes are corresponded to obtain at least one outcome. Computing code, when executed by at least one computing processor, effects a presentation of at least one graphical user interface, wherein the at least one outcome is obtained in accordance with at least one input to the graphical user interface related to ones of the items, ones of the processes, and ones of the streams, and wherein the presentation of the at least one graphical user interface optionally comprises a remote presentation via at least one network.

US Patent:

53249348, Jun 28, 1994

Filed:

May 1, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/694382

Inventors:

Lee Clark - Ewing NJ

Assignee:

Megamation Incorporated - Lawrenceville NJ

International Classification:

G01D 534

US Classification:

25023113

Abstract:

Position, velocity and direction of movement of a linear motor is determined by a fiberoptic encoder comprised of first and second fiberoptic bundles. The first ends of each of the bundles have their fibers arranged within a narrow elongated slit, the fibers of each bundle being distributed substantially along the entire length of the slit and further so that the fibers of the bundles are substantially interspersed with one another along said slit. One of the bundles conveys light directed upon the opposite end of the bundle to a surface adjacent said slit and along which the linear motor is moving. The remaining bundle conveys light reflected from the surface to a sensor which converts the intensity of the reflected light into an electrical signal. Changes in the reflectivity of the surface, which may be the etched stator of a linear motor system are utilized to determine the position of the linear motor along the stator. The direction of movement is determined through the utilization of a pair of encoders of the type described wherein the slits of each encoder are arranged in spaced parallel fashion, the spacing being related to the spacing of the pattern on the etched stator to obtain motion and direction detection.

Author:

Lee Clark

ISBN #:

0671640569

Author:

Lee Anna Clark

ISBN #:

0816624976