MILTON B HOLLANDER
Engineering in Stamford, CT

5890741, Apr 6, 1999

Oct 31, 1996

8/740604

Milton Bernard Hollander - Stamford CT

Omega Engineering, Inc. - Stamford CT

B42D 1500

283 62

The invention provides an elongate folded card, for example of the same size as a mailable postcard when fully folded, which bears on one of its faces when fully folded a display of an entertainment nature such as a representation of playing pieces of a game, or one of a series of collectable items such as famous footballers, or a panel of a cartoon strip, whereas on its other face or faces there is provided a display of material having an educational aspect, for example commercial subject matter. In a first preferred form, the card, when fully folded, has the dimensions of a playing card so as to permit formation of a `pack` of playing cards. In another preferred form, the card when fully folded has the shape and dimensions of a mailable postcard, so as to permit formation of a mailable pack of cards of postcard size.

5823678, Oct 20, 1998

Dec 11, 1996

8/764659

Milton Bernard Hollander - Stamford CT
William Earl McKinley - Stamford CT

Omega Engineering, Inc. - Stamford CT

G01K 100, G01J 502, G01B 1100, F21V 2130

374121

Method and apparatus are provided for visibly outlining the energy zone to be measured by a radiometer. The method comprises the steps of providing a laser sighting device on the radiometer adapted to emit at last one laser beam against a surface whose temperature is to be measured and positioning said laser beam about the energy zone to outline said energy zone. The apparatus comprises a laser sighting device adapted to emit at least one laser beam against the surface and means to position said laser beam about the energy zone to outline said energy zone. The laser beam may be rotated about the periphery of the energy zone. In another embodiment, a pair of laser beams are projected on opposite sides of the energy zone. The laser beam may be further pulsed on and off in a synchronised manner so as to cause a series of intermittent lines to outline the energy zone. Such an embodiment improves the efficiency of the laser and results in a brighter laser beam being projected.

6883430, Apr 26, 2005

Mar 19, 2003

10/391736

Milton B. Hollander - Stamford CT, US

Omega Engineering, Inc. - Stamford CT

G09F003/00, B41C001/00

101483, 40312, 40360, 229 8718, 283 56

A unique packaging method is disclosed. The method advertises products related to a product shipped in a box and comprises obtaining a box, placing a product in the box, and identifying a particular product category associated with the product being shipped in the box. This may be followed by obtaining an elongated flexible planar member having a width and a length substantially greater than the width, the planar member having an upper surface and a lower surface. The flexible planar member is provided with a layer of adhesive material deposited on and covering a substantial portion of the lower surface to form a packaging tape. The tape is imprinted with indicia comprising visually perceivable information to provide a purchaser with information relating to various products within the particular product category by disposing the information on the upper surface of the tape. The box is sealed with the tape. The method thus serves to particularly well-target advertising, as it is sent to consumers of known products.

2010019, Aug 5, 2010

Feb 17, 2009

12/378555

Milton Bernard Hollander - Stamford CT, US
William Earl McKinley - Stamford CT, US

G01J 5/08

374121, 33263

Method and apparatus are provided for visibly outlining the energy zone to be measured by a radiometer. The method comprises the steps of providing a laser sighting device on the radiometer adapted to emit more than two laser beams against a surface whose temperature is to be measured and positioning said laser beams about the energy zone to outline said energy zone. The apparatus comprises a laser sighting device adapted to emit more than two laser beams against the surface and means to position said laser beams about the energy zone to outline said energy zone. The laser beams may be rotated about the periphery of the energy zone. The laser beams may be rotated about the periphery of the energy zone. In another embodiment, a pair of laser beams are projected on opposite sides of the energy zone. The laser beams may be further pulsed on and off in a synchronized manner so as to cause a series of intermittent lines to outline the energy zone. Such an embodiment improves the efficiency of the laser and results in brighter laser beams being projected. In yet another embodiment, a primary laser beam is passed through or over a beam splitter or a diffraction grating so as to be formed into a plurality of secondary beams which form, where they strike the target, a pattern which defines an energy zone area of the target to be investigated with the radiometer. Two or more embodiments may be used together. A diffraction device such as a grating may be used to form multiple beams. In a further embodiment, additionally laser beams are directed axially so as to illuminate the center or a central area of the energy zone.

5014907, May 14, 1991

May 31, 1990

7/530623

Milton B. Hollander - Stamford CT
Louis Rivera - Branford CT

Omega Engineering, Inc. - Stamford CT

B65D 542

22911701

A collapsible box-like container of the type constructed to fold flat for storage and shipping, is provided with a reverse integral hinge portion which is positioned to lie in abutting parallel relation with a second integral hinge on the opposite side of a third integral hinge portion when the container is folded flat; the reverse hinge and the second hinge may be displaced simultaneously in nested relationship to define an exterior angle at the reverse hinge which is substantially congruent with the interior angle formed at said second hinge. This construction permits the effective width of the flattened container to be reduced for shipment by folding into a right angle shape so that it conforms to the exterior configuration of another object such as a book or a separate, rigid box, for example.

5181650, Jan 26, 1993

Mar 15, 1991

7/670238

Milton B. Hollander - Stamford CT
David R. Jacobs - Norwalk CT

Omega Engineering, Inc. - Stamford CT

B65D 532

229103

Collapsible box-like cartons of the type constructed to fold flat for storage and to be unfolded to form a rigid carton for shipping purposes are provided with secondary hinge and removable sections which thereby enable such cartons to be transformed from their first substantially rectangular geometric shape in which they are used as shipping cartons to a second useable shape so that they can be recycled for other purposes.

7611278, Nov 3, 2009

Dec 1, 2004

11/000868

Milton Bernard Hollander - Stamford CT, US
Shahin Baghai - Trumbull CT, US

White Box, Inc. - Stamford CT

G01K 13/00, G01K 1/00, G01J 5/00

374142, 374121, 374130, 374208

The present invention is directed to a hand-held infrared thermometer or radiometer () for measuring, remotely, the temperature of a target surface (). In one embodiment, the radiometer includes an infrared detector (), associated optical system (), and associated circuitry and an LCD display (). Built into or mounted on the radiometer is a distance measuring device (), the operation of which is controlled by the radiometer. The device () includes an ultrasonic transmitter/receiver () and associated circuitry for calculating, from a comparison of the transmitted and received pulses, the distance of the radiometer from the target surface. The distance-to-target is displayed on the LCD display ().

7897908, Mar 1, 2011

Feb 5, 2009

12/322653

Milton Bernard Hollander - Stamford CT, US

White Box, Inc. - Stamford CT

G01J 5/00

250214R, 348135, 374130

A method and device are described for controlling and/or attenuating aiming laser beam brightness in a hand held radiometer. The beam from the laser is directed at a target measurement surface and a transversely movable element member is interposed between the laser and the target to change the beam brightness on the target. In a preferred device a slidable or rotatable element intercepts the beam between the laser and target and a calibrated opening in the element of selected size and/or shape allows part of the beam to pass through the element to provide a safe brightness at the target.

2008017, Jul 31, 2008

Feb 29, 2008

12/040285

Milton B. Hollander - Stamford CT, US

WHITEBOX, INC. - Stamford CT

A63F 1/02

273293

A playing card deck includes a package marked to resemble a book, and a plurality of playing cards retained by the package, each having a first surface depicting first information related to second information in the book the package resembles. The package may also include a front surface marked to resemble a front cover of the book, a first side marked to resemble a fore edge of the book, a top side marked to resemble a top edge of the book, a bottom side marked to resemble a tail edge of the book, a back surface marked to resemble a back cover of the book, and a second side marked to resemble a spine of the book. The first information depicted on the first surface of each card may include images of one or more products described in the book.

2012018, Jul 26, 2012

Mar 6, 2012

13/385759

Milton Bernard Hollander - Stamford CT, US
Shahin Baghai - Trumbull CT, US

G01J 5/10

2503418, 2503381

A system combining the output of a thermal detection and imaging device with a capture and display device, such as a cordless or portable telephone/camera, is used to manage thermal information and displays.