Michael J Jacobs

Address:

185 Grogans Lndg, Atlanta, GA 30350

VIN:

WDDNG86X59A247306

Make:

MERCEDES-BENZ

Model:

S-CLASS

Year:

2009

US Patent:

6493220, Dec 10, 2002

Filed:

Sep 17, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/397817

Inventors:

Richard A. Clark - Atlanta GA
Michael R. Jacobs - Atlanta GA
Steven B. Flemig - Woodstock GA

Assignee:

LXE, Inc. - Norcross GA

International Classification:

G06F 116

US Classification:

361686, 361683, 3122233, 248918

Abstract:

A mobile workstation includes an adjustable-height horizontal tray and a pull-out keyboard tray mounted beneath the horizontal tray to support a keyboard. A device, such as computer terminal, mounts to the horizontal tray through installation into a vertically-mounted docking station mounted to the horizontal tray, or through a mounting bracket mounted adjacent to the horizontal tray. A tiltable bracket mounts the docking station to the horizontal tray, and a clutch assembly allows the angle of the bracket and the angle of the docking station and the computer terminal, to be adjusted to avoid glare on the terminals display screen. With a mounting bracket, a tiltable bracket mounts a vertically-mounted display screen to the top of the horizontal tray. The mobile workstation also carries a power unit including an extended-life battery and a battery charger that connects to an AC power supply to charge the conventional battery pack connected to the computer terminal as well as the extended-life battery carried on the mobile workstation. When the computer terminal is stored in the mobile workstation, the wireless computer terminal can communicate through a radio transceiver in communication with a computer network, such a distributed patient-care computer network.

US Patent:

6721178, Apr 13, 2004

Filed:

Jun 13, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/171582

Inventors:

Richard A. Clark - Atlanta GA
Michael R. Jacobs - Atlanta GA
Steven B. Flemig - Woodstock GA

Assignee:

FHS Acquisition, LLC - Norcross GA

International Classification:

G06F 116

US Classification:

361686, 361682, 361683, 3122233, 248918

Abstract:

A mobile workstation includes an adjustable-height horizontal tray and a pull-out keyboard tray mounted beneath the horizontal tray to support a keyboard. A device, such as computer terminal, mounts to the horizontal tray through installation into a vertically-mounted docking station mounted to the horizontal tray, or through a mounting bracket mounted adjacent to the horizontal tray. A tiltable bracket mounts the docking station to the horizontal tray, and a clutch assembly allows the angle of the bracket and the angle of the docking station and the computer terminal, to be adjusted to avoid glare on the terminals display screen. With a mounting bracket, a tiltable bracket mounts a vertically-mounted display screen to the top of the horizontal tray. The mobile workstation also carries a power unit including an extended-life battery and a battery charger that connects to an AC power supply to charge the conventional battery pack connected to the computer terminal as well as the extended-life battery carried on the mobile workstation. When the computer terminal is stored in the mobile workstation, the wireless computer terminal can communicate through a radio transceiver in communication with a computer network, such a distributed patient-care computer network.

US Patent:

7009840, Mar 7, 2006

Filed:

Feb 20, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/783333

Inventors:

Richard A. Clark - Atlanta GA, US
Michael R. Jacobs - Atlanta GA, US
Steven B. Flemig - Woodstock GA, US

Assignee:

LXE, Inc. - Norcross GA

International Classification:

G06F 1/16

US Classification:

361686, 361680, 361681, 3122233, 248918

Abstract:

A mobile workstation includes an adjustable-height horizontal tray and a pull-out keyboard tray mounted beneath the horizontal tray to support a keyboard. A device, such as computer terminal, mounts to the horizontal tray through installation into a vertically-mounted docking station mounted to the horizontal tray, or through a mounting bracket mounted adjacent to the horizontal tray. A tiltable bracket mounts the docking station to the horizontal tray, and a clutch assembly allows the angle of the bracket and the angle of the docking station and the computer terminal, to be adjusted to avoid glare on the terminal's display screen. With a mounting bracket, a tiltable bracket mounts a vertically-mounted display screen to the top of the horizontal tray. The mobile workstation also carries a power unit including an extended-life battery and a battery charger that connects to an AC power supply to charge the conventional battery pack connected to the computer terminal as well as the extended-life battery carried on the mobile workstation. When the computer terminal is stored in the mobile workstation, the wireless computer terminal can communicate through a radio transceiver in communication with a computer network, such a distributed patient-care computer network.

US Patent:

7612999, Nov 3, 2009

Filed:

Feb 21, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/358164

Inventors:

Richard A. Clark - Atlanta GA, US
Michael R. Jacobs - Atlanta GA, US
Steven B. Flemig - Woodstock GA, US
Fouad Abu-Akel - Duluth GA, US
Darin Janoschka - Roswell GA, US
Keith Washington - Alpharetta GA, US

Assignee:

Flo Healthcare Solutions, LLC - Norcross GA

International Classification:

G06F 1/16
H05K 5/00

US Classification:

361686, 361683, 3122233, 248918

Abstract:

A mobile workstation for use with a computer network. The mobile workstation may include a medical monitoring device, a radio transceiver in communication with the medical monitoring device operable for receiving and sending data to the computer network, a display screen, and a wheeled chassis for mounting the medical monitoring device, the radio transceiver and the display screen.

US Patent:

7791866, Sep 7, 2010

Filed:

Mar 31, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/415481

Inventors:

Richard A. Clark - Atlanta GA, US
Michael R. Jacobs - Las Vegas NV, US
Steven B. Flemig - Woodstock GA, US
Fouad Geries Abu-Akel - Duluth GA, US
Darin Janoschka - Roswell GA, US
Keith Washington - Alpharetta GA, US

Assignee:

Intermetro Industries Corporation - Wilkes-Barre PA

International Classification:

G06F 1/16

US Classification:

36167901, 36167902, 36167908, 36167921, 3122232, 3122233, 248918

Abstract:

A mobile workstation for use with a computer network. The mobile workstation may include a medical monitoring device, a radio transceiver in communication with the medical monitoring device operable for receiving and sending data to the computer network, a display screen, and a wheeled chassis for mounting the medical monitoring device, the radio transceiver and the display screen.

US Patent:

7990691, Aug 2, 2011

Filed:

Aug 6, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/852097

Inventors:

Richard A. Clark - Atlanta GA, US
Michael R. Jacobs - Las Vegas NV, US
Steven B. Flemig - Woodstock GA, US
Fouad Geries Abu-Akel - Duluth GA, US
Darin Janoschka - Roswell GA, US
Keith Washington - Alpharetta GA, US

Assignee:

InterMetro Industries Corporation - Wilkes-Barre PA

International Classification:

G06F 1/16

US Classification:

36167901, 36167902, 36167908, 36167921, 3112232, 3112233, 248918

Abstract:

A mobile workstation for use with a computer network. The mobile workstation may include a medical monitoring device, a radio transceiver in communication with the medical monitoring device operable for receiving and sending data to the computer network, a display screen, and a wheeled chassis for mounting the medical monitoring device, the radio transceiver and the display screen.

US Patent:

8380281, Feb 19, 2013

Filed:

May 1, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/772176

Inventors:

Nael F. Osman - Baltimore MD, US
Michael A. Jacobs - Sparks MD, US
Ahmed El Harouni - Baltimore MD, US
Jakir Hossain - Baltimore MD, US

Assignee:

The Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore MD

International Classification:

A61B 5/05

US Classification:

600410, 600407, 600411

Abstract:

Featured are devices for compression of target tissue while magnetic resonance imaging the target tissue and methods and systems related thereto. The method includes disposing target tissue between the fixed surface and the moveable member of a compression device and compressing the target tissue between the fixed surface and the moveable member. The method also includes acquiring one or more, more specifically a plurality, of sequences of image data of the compressed target tissue using an MRI imaging technique (MRI). In particular embodiments, the MRI technique is a SENC MRI technique, where tissue encoding is done prior to compressing the tissue and acquiring includes adding a gradient moment in the slice-selection direction to cause demodulation with a specific frequency. In further embodiments, the sequences of image data are acquired one of during successive periodic compressions of the tissue or successive periodic relaxation of the tissues.

US Patent:

8380286, Feb 19, 2013

Filed:

Nov 10, 2006

Appl. No.:

12/308043

Inventors:

Nael F. Osman - Baltimore MD, US
Michael A. Jacobs - Sparks MD, US
Axel Krieger - San Antonio TX, US
Ahmed Samir Fahmy - Baltimore MD, US

Assignee:

The Johns Hopkins University - Baltimore MD

International Classification:

A61B 5/05

US Classification:

600422, 600407, 600410

Abstract:

Featured are a device for compression of target tissue while magnetic resonance imaging the target tissue and methods and systems related thereto. The method includes disposing target tissue between the fixed surface and the moveable member of a compression device and compressing the target tissue between the fixed surface and the moveable member. The method also includes acquiring one or more, more specifically a plurality, of sequences of image data of the compressed target tissue using an MRI imaging technique (MRI). In embodiments, the MRI technique is a SENC MRI technique, where tissue encoding is done prior to compressing the tissue and acquiring includes adding a gradient moment in the slice-selection direction to cause demodulation with a specific frequency, hi further embodiments, the sequences of image data are acquired during a single compression and prior to recovery of magnetization.