ADAM D RUBIN
Medical Practice at 77 Ave, Miami, FL
License number
Florida 90360
Issued Date
May 14, 2004
Effective Date
May 14, 2004
Expiration Date
Jan 31, 2018
Category
Health Care
Type
Medical Doctor
Address
Address
2
15320 SW 77Th Ave, Miami, FL 33157
3600 Washington St, Hollywood, FL 33021
3600 Washington St, Hollywood, FL 33021
Phone
(646) 263-3898
Organization information
See more information about ADAM D RUBIN at bizstanding.comAdam D Rubin MD
3600 Washington St, Hollywood, FL 33021
Categories:
Emergency & Critical Care Physicians & Surgeons
Phone:
(954) 518-5300 (Phone)
Professional information
Broadcast Media Professional
Location:
Miami/Fort Lauderdale Area
Industry:
Broadcast Media
Education:
University of Florida 2003 - 2007
Bachelor, Telecommunication-Production
Bachelor, Telecommunication-Production
Dr. Adam Rubin, Hollywood FL - MD (Doctor of Medicine)
Specialties:
Emergency Medicine
Age:
51
Address:
Memorial Regional South Hosp
3600 Washington St, Hollywood 33021
(954) 518-5300 (Phone)
3600 Washington St, Hollywood 33021
(954) 518-5300 (Phone)
Certifications:
Emergency Medicine, 2005
Awards:
Healthgrades Honor Roll
Languages:
English, Ukrainian
Education:
Medical School
New York Medical College
Graduated: 2000
SUNY Health Science Center Brooklyn
New York Medical College
Graduated: 2000
SUNY Health Science Center Brooklyn
System For Delivering And Enabling Interactivity With Images
US Patent:
2014003, Feb 6, 2014
Filed:
Mar 29, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/853256
Inventors:
Adam Rubin - Miami Beach FL, US
Assignee:
Engram Networking LLC - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G06T 11/60, G06T 19/20
US Classification:
345619
Abstract:
A system, including apparatuses, software and methods, is disclosed for capturing and delivering images as to which various interactive functions are enabled for a user. The images introduced to the system can come from any one of a variety of sources, including from a digital camera. A graphical user interface permits a user to customize a set of interactive functions to be enabled for a given set of images. The interactively enabled images can be delivered via a webpage to a user, for example, via email, the Internet or downloaded from a disk or from disk drive on a computer on which the webpage is stored. Each image is delivered to a user in its own layer of software, which permits complex sets of images of relatively high resolution to be delivered to users without any appreciable delay associated with the delivery or the need for the user to have additional software, such as a plug-in to receive images and enable interactive functions with respect to the images. Whenever an interactive function is being carried out, a viewer perceives only one image layer at a given time, but the currently viewable image layer can be changed rapidly, so that the user can perceive the illusion of motion, including virtual rotation of an object depicted in a set of images.
System For Delivering And Enabling Interactivity With Images
US Patent:
8411109, Apr 2, 2013
Filed:
Jun 7, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/154881
Inventors:
Gary Kramer - Los Angeles CA, US
Adam Rubin - Miami Beach FL, US
Adam Rubin - Miami Beach FL, US
Assignee:
Engram Networking LLC - Wilmington DE
International Classification:
G09G 5/00
US Classification:
345619, 345649, 345660, 345672, 345688, 715230, 715700
Abstract:
A system, including apparatuses, software and methods, is disclosed for capturing and delivering images as to which various interactive functions are enabled for a user. The images introduced to the system can come from any one of a variety of sources, including from a digital camera. A graphical user interface permits a user to customize a set of interactive functions to be enabled for a given set of images. The interactively enabled images can be delivered via a webpage to a user, for example, via email, the Internet or downloaded from a disk or from disk drive on a computer on which the webpage is stored. Each image is delivered to a user in its own layer of software, which permits complex sets of images of relatively high resolution to be delivered to users without any appreciable delay associated with the delivery or the need for the user to have additional software, such as a plug-in to receive images and enable interactive functions with respect to the images. Whenever an interactive function is being carried out, a viewer perceives only one image layer at a given time, but the currently viewable image layer can be changed rapidly, so that the user can perceive the illusion of motion, including virtual rotation of an object depicted in a set of images.
System For Delivering And Enabling Interactivity With Images
US Patent:
7956872, Jun 7, 2011
Filed:
Jul 12, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/834844
Inventors:
Gary Kramer - Los Angeles CA, US
Adam Rubin - Miami Beach FL, US
Adam Rubin - Miami Beach FL, US
Assignee:
Virtual Iris Studios, Inc. - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
G09G 5/00
US Classification:
345619, 345672, 345649, 345629
Abstract:
A system, including apparatuses, software and methods, is disclosed for capturing and delivering images as to which various interactive functions are enabled for a user. The images introduced to the system can come from any one of a variety of sources, including from a digital camera. A graphical user interface permits a user to customize a set of interactive functions to be enabled for a given set of images. The interactively enabled images can be delivered via a webpage to a user, for example, via email, the Internet or downloaded from a disk or from disk drive on a computer on which the webpage is stored. Each image is delivered to a user in its own layer of software, which permits complex sets of images of relatively high resolution to be delivered to users without any appreciable delay associated with the delivery or the need for the user to have additional software, such as a plug-in to receive images and enable interactive functions with respect to the images. Whenever an interactive function is being carried out, a viewer perceives only one image layer at a given time, but the currently viewable image layer can be changed rapidly, so that the user can perceive the illusion of motion, including virtual rotation of an object depicted in a set of images.