CHRISTOPHER GARDNER
Osteopathic Medicine at Blythe Blvd, Charlotte, NC

8140684, Mar 20, 2012

Nov 29, 2006

11/564448

Jeffrey Gardiner - Phoenixville PA, US
Domonic Snyder - Whitehall PA, US
Christopher Gardner - Charlotte NC, US
William Boggs - Acworth GA, US
James Giancarlo - Phoenixville PA, US

Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. - Malvern PA

G06F 15/173, G06F 15/177, G06F 15/16

709227, 709203, 709217, 7042701

A system enables clinicians to use naturally spoken voice commands from a small, wearable, wireless badge (or other portable device) to trigger events including, application session transfer, wireless communications (such as voice calls) and control of electronic devices. A system for managing user operation sessions on multiple servers includes an interface for receiving, from a first workstation, a request to initiate a current session of operation of a particular executable application on a first server and user identification information from a particular user. A session processor, in response to the received particular user identification information, identifies an active session of operation of the particular user on a second server previously initiated via a second workstation and re-attaches connection of the previously initiated active session of operation to the first workstation as the current session in response to a user voice command.

7962544, Jun 14, 2011

Apr 20, 2006

11/407529

David Torok - Philadelphia PA, US
Jeffrey Gardiner - Phoenixville PA, US
Domonic Snyder - Whitehall PA, US
Christopher Gardner - Charlotte NC, US
William Boggs - Acworth GA, US
Robert D. Williamson - Columbus OH, US

Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. - Malvern PA

G06F 15/16

709200, 705 3

A system automatically establishes context information (e. g. , determining changes to user interface workflows, screens, menus, and access requirements for devices such as monitors, ventilators, and diagnostic equipment) used by a worker in using healthcare information applications based on patient geographic location (e. g. , a room or bed or department). The system addresses the need for a user to sign onto a system with each location change and manually change context information which consumes computer, server and network resources and represent a potential security problem. A healthcare system selects information to be provided to a user in response to received location dependent context data. The system includes a proximity detector for wirelessly detecting presence of an identification tag substantially within a predetermined vicinity of the detector. The identification tag is associated with at least one of, (a) a particular processing device and (b) a particular person.

4840832, Jun 20, 1989

Jun 23, 1987

7/065898

Paul L. Weinle - Charlotte NC
Vernon C. Smith - Huntersville NC
Christopher H. Gardner - Charlotte NC
Clarence A. Peoples - Rockwell NC
Matthew R. Pierce - Troy MI

Collins & Aikman Corporation - New York NY

B32B 300, B32B 326

428156

This invention relates to an automobile headliner which is formed from a batt of polymeric fibers compressed and molded into a predetermined contoured shape. The headliner is characterized by being of a highly deformable resilient construction to facilitate installation in the vehicle. More specifically, the fibers forming the batt are bonded together at a multiplicity of locations which impart a self-supporting molded rigidity which allows the headliner to retain its shape in the installed condition in the vehicle, yet rendering the same highly deformable and resilient to allow it to be rolled or folded upon itself during installation and to thereafter resiliently recover to its original molded shape.

2005018, Aug 25, 2005

May 25, 2004

10/852885

Jeffrey Gardiner - Phoenixville PA, US
Domonic Snyder - Whitehall PA, US
Christopher Gardner - Charlotte NC, US
William Boggs - Acworth GA, US

G06F015/167, G06F015/16

709230000, 709203000

A system automatically seizes a session that is actively connected to a device and attaches it to a different device. A system manages user operation sessions on a plurality of servers. The system includes an interface for receiving, from a first workstation, a request to initiate a current session of operation of a particular executable application on a first server and user identification information from a particular user. In response to the received particular user identification information, a session processor identifies an active session of operation of the particular user on a second server previously initiated via a second workstation and re-attaches connection of the previously initiated active session of operation to the first workstation as the current session.