MARK KELLEY SCHWARTZ
Pilots at Fairway Rdg, West Bloomfield, MI

License number
Michigan A2559409
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
4744 Fairway Rdg S, West Bloomfield, MI 48323

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THE LAW OFFICES OF MARK KELLEY SCHWARTZ, PC

4744 Fairway Rdg S, West Bloomfield, MI 48323

Registration:
Jan 12, 1998
State ID:
507498
Business type:
Domestic Professional Service Corporation
Agent:
Mark Kelley Schwartz

Professional information

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System And Method For Automated Capture And Compaction Of Instructional Performances

US Patent:
2013028, Oct 31, 2013
Filed:
Dec 22, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/995266
Inventors:
Nilesh Patel - Rochester MI, US
Scott Kroll - Clawson MI, US
Mark Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI, US
Assignee:
KEVADIYA, INC. - Rochester MI
International Classification:
G06F 3/01
US Classification:
345158
Abstract:
The system comprises functionality for instructors to record their lessons in an easy method while allowing them to capture their teaching techniques with a tool which improves the effectiveness of the playback, by reverse scripting of the teachers motions and use of educational tools including blackboards, whiteboards, and tablet computers among others and automating highlight of the relevant multiple media channels for best emphasis during presentation. Access to the centralized lesson database will permit students to learn from the best teachers and instructors and can execute the system right on their desktops or portable computers or access it through a dedicated website. Playback may be personalized to the needs and preferences of each student and the conceptual content is essentially highlighted in video and audio to maximize didactic effectiveness of presentation.


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Portable Multi-Media Automatic Authenticating Router And Method For Automatically Routing Stored Data

US Patent:
2012024, Sep 27, 2012
Filed:
Apr 6, 2012
Appl. No.:
13/441226
Inventors:
Nilesh V. Patel - Rochester MI, US
Mark H. Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI, US
International Classification:
G06F 21/00, G06F 15/173
US Classification:
726 12
Abstract:
A computer program product and automatic authenticating router device for automatically routing stored data from a single device to at least one remote storage location is provided. The router device includes the computer program product. The computer program product includes a computer readable medium bearing software instructions for enabling predetermined operations. The predetermined operations include detecting an availability of a proximal network; automatically establishing a connection with the at least one remote storage device based on the availability of the proximal network; automatically recognizing a data type of a data file stored on the single device; associating routing information with the data file based on the data type; and automatically uploading the data file from the single device to the remote storage device based on the routing information.


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Laser-Based Inspection System For Optical Disks

US Patent:
6046801, Apr 4, 2000
Filed:
Dec 23, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/997440
Inventors:
Gang Liu - Novi MI
Mark H. Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI
Assignee:
Analog Technologies, Inc. - Farmington Hills MI
International Classification:
G01N 2116
US Classification:
3562371
Abstract:
A laser-based optical inspection system is provided for detecting and measuring surface imperfections and warpage conditions in an optical information storage disk either during its manufacture or afterwards. The optical inspection system includes a light source, a rotatable mirror for directing a source beam from the light source along a radial line on the surface of the disk, a convex lens positioned between the mirror and the disk for focusing the source beam at the surface of said disk, and a photodetector for registering a beam being reflected from the surface of said disk, such that the reflected beam is indicative of surface imperfections in said disk. In addition, an electronic processor and controller are connected to the photodetector for processing its registered beam signals and for determining if the disk surface imperfections exceeds specified tolerances. Furthermore, the processor may be used to control other system components, including the light source, the actuator device for rotating the mirror, and the drive motor for rotating the disk during the inspection process. These results about the warpage and any surface imperfection of the disk can be displayed on the monitor of the computer to inform the machine operator as well as sent to other related manufacturing machines for further usage.


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Pen Based Computer Handwriting Instruction

US Patent:
6215901, Apr 10, 2001
Filed:
Mar 7, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/813242
Inventors:
Mark H. Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI
International Classification:
G06K 918
US Classification:
382186
Abstract:
A method and system for performing instruction of handwriting skills by animated display of the required stroke motions with simultaneous audio verbal description of these same motions, including the means for a student to practice this lesson with use of a pen based input device by which the pen motion is captured, displayed on a computer monitor, and communicated to an evaluation algorithm which rates the quality of the writing. Based on this handwriting evaluation, the system includes means to provide visual and auditory reward, and generate the subsequent instructions and exercise for the student using embedded expert teaching knowledge. In the preferred embodiment, a tablet with a fastening mechanism fixes into position the paper duplicate of the handwriting lesson presented on the computer screen and the pen writing device is a special ballpoint pen capable of leaving a hard copy trace of the student writing.


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Remote Controlled Faucet

US Patent:
5226629, Jul 13, 1993
Filed:
May 19, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/885460
Inventors:
Paul Millman - New York NY
Mark Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI
International Classification:
F16K 3104, E03C 105
US Classification:
25112904
Abstract:
A remote controlled faucet has a valve assembly attachable to a nozzle of the faucet. The valve assembly includes a battery-powered motor-driven valve member and a radio receiving unit for actuating the motor in response to signals received from a remote sending unit. The sending unit is operated by the action of the user's foot for providing "hands-free" control of the faucet. In an alternate embodiment, the valve assembly is used to remotely control an independent hot and cold water faucet supply line to regulate water temperature and pressure.


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Apparatus And Method For Cold Water Infusion Of Beverage And Sweetener

US Patent:
5318791, Jun 7, 1994
Filed:
Jan 6, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/001565
Inventors:
Paul Millman - New York NY
Mark Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI
International Classification:
A47J 3100
US Classification:
426431
Abstract:
A cold water infusion apparatus and method for brewing iced tea and similar beverages includes a vessel, having a removable lid, for containing the water and a tabular guideway supported from the lid and extending into the water. A string having an infusion pouch at one end and a tag at the other end is selectively engaged in the guideway. A lower edge of the guideway retains the pouch in a submerged position within the water. A dispenser attached to the guideway, is fillable with a granulated sweetener, and is simultaneously submergable with the pouch for dissolving the sweetener in the water.


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Method And System For Calibrating An Optical Density Measurement Apparatus

US Patent:
5416575, May 16, 1995
Filed:
Nov 3, 1992
Appl. No.:
7/970913
Inventors:
Mark Schwartz - Orchard Lake MI
Paul Millman - New York NY
International Classification:
G01J 102
US Classification:
356243
Abstract:
A method and system for calibrating an optical density measurement apparatus includes a graphic display module that can be modulated under control of a microcomputer. The module is preferably a matrix-array type liquid crystal display wherein individual pixels may be selectively turned on or off to achieve a desired time course of transmittance changes in order to emulate the clot signature of a standard solution. Preferably the graphic LCD module includes a portion which provides a user interface during a calibration run.