Richard E Watson
Veterinary at Richards Ave, San Jose, CA

6768483, Jul 27, 2004

Jan 21, 2000

09/489482

Jon Nachinson - Flossmoor IL
Richard Krebs - Cary IL
Richard Watson - San Jose CA
Thomas Becker - Willow Springs IL
Gregory Morton - Carol Stream IL

Prosisa Overseas, Inc. - Sao Paulo

G06F 1200

345156, 711164

The present disclosure is directed to a system for providing restrained, streamlined access to a computerized information source. The system—which works in association with a multipurpose computer—includes a discrete article, such as an advertising specialty like a mouse pad, having facilities to receive a user input and, in turn, generate a unique predetermined signal based on the input. The system further includes software for configuring the computer to respond to each unique predetermined signal by executing one or more commands, as selected and stored within the software. Each configuration can be dynamically locked such that the commands to be executed upon the unique input are not alterable without an authorization mechanism, such as a password. The software also responds to receipt of one of the unique predetermined signals by executing the commands associated with the received signal. A method for performing same is also disclosed.

7577745, Aug 18, 2009

Jun 6, 2005

11/146547

John Mason - San Jose CA, US
Richard Watson - San Jose CA, US
Arman Nikzad - Port Jefferson Station NY, US
Eugene Joseph - Coram NY, US

Symbol Technologies Inc. - Holtsville NY

G06F 15/16

709227

A method and apparatus for implementing alerts on a browser running on a portable handheld device is disclosed. The method generates an asynchronous notification action from the server and in response transmits an alert containing a message indicating availability of HTML pages that describe the nature of the alert. The alert is received at a node on a network and translated into the original message. An alert receipt acknowledgment is transmitted to the server. Access to the alert HTML page is provided through a URL containing the appropriate query strings necessary to present the appropriate HTML page. The invention also discloses a wireless local area network (WLAN) adapter associated with a wireless network that receives paging signals from a server on the network and returns an acknowledgment signal back to the server. The invention also discloses a client/server based method of delivering messages initiated by a client. After a connection is established between a client and server, the client requests a message from the server.

6920637, Jul 19, 2005

Mar 22, 2001

09/814879

John Mason - San Jose CA, US
Richard Watson - San Jose CA, US
Arman Nikzad - Escondido CA, US
Eugene Joseph - Coram NY, US

Symbol Technologies, Inc. - Holtsville NY

G06F009/44

719318, 4554122, 455 95, 709203

A method and apparatus for implementing alerts on a browser running on a portable handheld device is disclosed. The method generates an asynchronous notification action from the server and in response transmits an alert containing a message indicating availability of HTML pages that describe the nature of the alert. The alert is received at a node on a network and translated into the original message. An alert receipt acknowledgment is transmitted to the server. Access to the alert HTML page is provided through a URL containing the appropriate query strings necessary to present the appropriate HTML page. The invention also discloses a wireless local area network (WLAN) adapter associated with a wireless network that receives paging signals from a server on the network and returns an acknowledgment signal back to the server. The invention also discloses a client/server based method of delivering messages initiated by a client. After a connection is established between a client and server, the client requests a message from the server.

6037928, Mar 14, 2000

Nov 13, 1997

8/970029

Jon Nachinson - Flossmoor IL
Richard Krebs - Cary IL
Richard Watson - San Jose CA
Thomas Becker - Willow Springs IL
Gregory Morton - Carol Stream IL

Imageworks Manufacturing, Inc. - Park Forest IL

G09G 508, H03K 1794

345156

The present disclosure is directed to a system for providing restrained, streamlined access to a computerized information source. The system--which works in association with a multipurpose computer--includes a discrete article, such as an advertising specialty like a mouse pad, having facilities to receive a user input and, in turn, generate a unique predetermined signal based on the input. The system further includes software for configuring the computer to respond to each unique predetermined signal by executing one or more commands, as selected and stored within the software. Each configuration can be dynamically locked such that the commands to be executed upon the unique input are not alterable without an authorization mechanism, such as a password. The software also responds to receipt of one of the unique predetermined signals by executing the commands associated with the received signal. A method for performing same is also disclosed.

7975067, Jul 5, 2011

Jul 8, 2009

12/499192

John Mason - San Jose CA, US
Richard Watson - San Jose CA, US
Arman Nikzad - Port Jefferson Station NY, US
Eugene Joseph - Coram NY, US

Symbol Technologies, Inc. - Holtsville NY

G06F 15/16

709237

A method and apparatus for implementing alerts on a browser running on a portable handheld device is disclosed. The method generates an asynchronous notification action from the server and in response transmits an alert containing a message indicating availability of HTML pages that describe the nature of the alert. The alert is received at a node on a network and translated into the original message. An alert receipt acknowledgment is transmitted to the server. Access to the alert HTML page is provided through a URL containing the appropriate query strings necessary to present the appropriate HTML page. The invention also discloses a wireless local area network (WLAN) adapter associated with a wireless network that receives paging signals from a server on the network and returns an acknowledgment signal back to the server. The invention also discloses a client/server based method of delivering messages initiated by a client. After a connection is established between a client and server, the client requests a message from the server.

7339905, Mar 4, 2008

Sep 1, 2006

11/515313

Ronald Bjorklund - Bahama NC, US
Raj Bridgelall - Ronkonkoma NY, US
William Derouchey - Scotts Vally CA, US
Charles Furedy - Marietta GA, US
Narayan Nambudiri - Bangalore, IN
Richard Watson - San Jose CA, US

Symbol Technologies, Inc. - Holtsville NY

H04Q 7/00, H04Q 7/24, H04L 12/56

370328, 370338, 370401

Multi-tier system for digital radio communication. The multi-tier system has a first-tier base station with relatively long-range radio and has a second-tier base station with relatively short-range, low power and cheaper radios. The system can be more versatilely configured to meet demands of various applications. The application may include data capture using bar code readers, radio frequency readers and other automatic data capture devices. The system may also be used to control hotel door locks, individual room temperature control, remote video monitoring—all without having to wire and with much flexibility given the two types of radios employed.

7492248, Feb 17, 2009

Jan 14, 2000

09/483167

Ronald Bjorkland - Bahama NC, US
Raj Bridgelall - Ronkonkoma NY, US
William Derouchey - Scotts Valley CA, US
Charles Furedy - Marietta GA, US
Narayan Nambudiri - Kings Park NY, US
Richard Watson - San Jose CA, US

Symbol Technologies, Inc. - Holtsville NY

G08B 5/22

340 72

Multi-tier system for digital radio communication. The multi-tier system has a first-tier base station with relatively long-range radio and has a second-tier base station with relatively short-range, low power and cheaper radios. The system can be more versatilely configured to meet demands of various applications. The application may include data capture using bar code readers, radio frequency readers and other automatic data capture devices. The system may also be used to control hotel door locks, individual room temperature control, remote video monitoring—all without having to wire and with much flexibility given the two types of radios employed.

7126926, Oct 24, 2006

Sep 18, 2000

09/663774

Ronald Bjorklund - Bahama NC, US
Raj Bridgelall - Morgan Hill CA, US
William Derouchey - Scotts Vally CA, US
Charles Furedy - Marietta GA, US
Narayan Nambudiri - Bangalore, IN
Richard Watson - San Jose CA, US

Symbol Technologies, Inc. - Holtsville NY

H04Q 7/00, H04J 1/00, H04B 15/00

370328, 370343, 370401, 370480, 455 62

Multi-tier system for digital radio communication. The multi-tier system has a first-tier base station with relatively long-range radio and has a second-tier base station with relatively short-range, low power and cheaper radios. The system can be more versatilely configured to meet demands of various applications. The application may include data capture using bar code readers, radio frequency readers and other automatic data capture devices. The system may also be used to control hotel door locks, individual room temperature control, remote video monitoring—all without having to wire and with much flexibility given the two types of radios employed.