Michael J Kintner

US Patent:

20070035777, Feb 15, 2007

Filed:

Aug 11, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/201184

Inventors:

Michael Kintner - Olean NY, US

International Classification:

B41C 1/04

US Classification:

358003290, 358003320

Abstract:

A portable bottomless laser engraver includes a lower housing with a bottom defining an area and an aperture defining an area through the bottom substantially the same as the area of the bottom. An upper housing is interconnected to the lower housing. A laser assembly with a laser is mounted in the upper housing. The laser engraver is configured to etch a design/pattern/lettering in a workpiece having an area not restricted by the area defined by the aperture in the bottom of the lower housing. Handles are attached to the lower housing and removable wheels can removably attached to the handles. Adjustable vents are mounted in the lower housing. A seal is placed on the bottom of the lower housing, and a top is pivotally attached to the lower housing. A control panel is attached to the upper housing that includes a plurality of input/output interfaces and a display.

US Patent:

20190318556, Oct 17, 2019

Filed:

Mar 28, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/367721

Inventors:

Michael J. Kintner - Olean NY, US

International Classification:

G07C 5/08
B60R 1/12
H04W 4/48

Abstract:

A recording and security system to record 360-degree video and other data. The system includes one ore move video cameras to record a 360-degree video of the viewable area around the one or more video cameras. The system further includes a control box and a local or remote data storage system. The one or more video cameras may be communicatively coupled to the control box where the control box may locally store the recordings or transmit the recordings to the remote data storage system.

US Patent:

20190311545, Oct 10, 2019

Filed:

Apr 9, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/379530

Inventors:

Michael J. Kintner - Olean NY, US

International Classification:

G06T 19/00
G06T 13/20
G06T 7/246
G06T 3/40
G06Q 30/02

Abstract:

An augmented reality-based advertising system to overlay animated objects, such as animated images and/or video onto a product and/or product label. The advertising system may include an object database and a mobile device. In practice, a customer in a retail store uses their mobile device's camera to scan a product and/or product label. If the image from the scan matches an image found in the object database, the customer, on the screen on their mobile device, will see an animated object overlaid on the product and/or product label.

US Patent:

20160037026, Feb 4, 2016

Filed:

Oct 5, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/874917

Inventors:

- Olean NY, US
Michael J. Kintner - Olean NY, US

International Classification:

H04N 5/225
H04N 13/02
H04N 5/232

Abstract:

A camera holding assembly that is configured to hold a plurality of cameras in a predetermined orientation includes a support having a plurality of receptacles. Each of the receptacles include at least one feature enabling a camera to be releasably retained therein as well as at least one and preferably at least three attachment features configured for enabling the camera holding assembly to be secured to another object. The receptacles are oriented about the support so that each camera, when loaded into the defined receptacles, is aimed in a different angular orientation. Images obtained from each retained camera can be stitched to create either a composite 360 degree×180 degree full spherical image or a composite 360 degree composite image of a scene of interest.

US Patent:

20140153916, Jun 5, 2014

Filed:

Nov 5, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/072656

Inventors:

- Olean NY, US
Michael J. Kintner - Olean NY, US

Assignee:

360 Heros, Inc. - Olean NY

International Classification:

G03B 17/56

US Classification:

396419

Abstract:

A camera holding assembly that is configured to hold a plurality of cameras in a predetermined orientation includes a support having a plurality of receptacles. Each of the receptacles include at least one feature enabling a camera to be releasably retained therein as well as at least one and preferably at least three attachment features configured for enabling the camera holding assembly to be secured to another object. The receptacles are oriented about the support so that each camera, when loaded into the defined receptacles, is aimed in a different angular orientation. Images obtained from each retained camera can be stitched to create either a composite 360 degree×180 degree full spherical image or a composite 360 degree composite image of a scene of interest.