DAVID MARK KOTICK
Pilots at Swift Water Cir, Orlando, FL

6559867, May 6, 2003

Nov 24, 1999

09/450642

David M. Kotick - Orlando FL
Jonathan D. Engle - Orlando FL

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

G06F 300

345771, 345734, 345736, 345740, 345748, 345750, 345769, 434350

A training system includes software installable on an instructors computer for configuring a plurality of workstations networked thereto. The software is adapted to copy and install an indicated training module including a particular instruction functionality onto a selected student workstation. Once all the workstations are configured as desired, the instructor can invoke additional components of the system, including initiating a running of a training scenario from the instructors computer on selected workstations. The training scenario includes input provided to the training module, to which a trainee responds, and the instructor can assess the response. A particular embodiment of the invention is for use in an environment wherein coordinated effort by a plurality of workers is required. Such environments may include, but are not intended to be limited to, a command center of a military location.

6987480, Jan 17, 2006

Nov 24, 1999

09/450640

David M. Kotick - Orlando FL, US
Sam T. Giambarberee - Orlando FL, US
John H. Allen - Winter Park FL, US
Jeffrey D. Meister - Titusville FL, US

The United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

G01S 13/39

342 41

An audio communications control system operates between multiple voice communications systems and a single headset worn by an operator accessing the multiple communications systems via voice transmission. The single headset includes a left speaker, a right speaker, and a microphone. The audio interface provides an electrical connection and operation with each of the voice communications systems, even though each may operate with differing equipment and signal processing. The audio interface switches discrete voice communications signals and routes them to one of the left speaker, the right speaker, and conversely from the microphone of the headset to any of selected systems.

4932880, Jun 12, 1990

Apr 7, 1989

7/335650

David M. Kotick - Orlando FL
Jonathan M. Smith - Orlando FL

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

G11B 2700

434319

An interactive and programmable tone generator with scenarios is disclosed nd described as a training device. Sounds are recorded as they are heard in their actual environment. The recording then can be combined with a coded track that triggers a graphics demonstration previously prepared from notations taken during the recordings that describe the actual environment that corresponds to the respective sound. Also, selections can be taken from the recording that present a best example of a sound to be learned, looped for repetition, and then rerecorded digitally onto micro-floppy diskettes. When played-back the diskettes provide challenging interactive training for the novice and expert alike in a variety of available modes using both computer generated graphics and sounds reconverted from digital storage.

7711317, May 4, 2010

Jul 9, 2007

11/879526

Stephanie Jane Lackey - Orlando FL, US
David Mark Kotick - Orlando FL, US

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H04B 3/36

455 7, 4554522

An exemplary embodiment of the invention relates to configuring the minimum number of relay radios in a live-virtual communications system for a tactical training event. The system includes live radios, virtual radios cooperating with a wide area network, and radio bridge circuits cooperating between the live radios and the wide area network. A number of relay radios is determined by determining the mean transmission length for the tactical training event. The duration of peak performance and the expected number of transmissions for the tactical training event are determined. The number of radios for the traffic capacity is calculated, which incorporates a QoS and a spare capacity.