SIDNEY L JOHNSON
Occupational Therapy in Herndon, VA

License number
Massachusetts 1058
Issued Date
Sep 22, 1994
Expiration Date
Jul 13, 2011
Type
Occupational Therapist Assistant
Address
Address 3
Herndon, VA 20191
Herndon, VA

Professional information

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Sidney Johnson - Reston, VA

Work:
PDX Logistics
PM Dispatcher
Corestaff Services - Fairfax, VA
Project Coordinator
TEOCO Corporation - Fairfax, VA
Administrative Support (Temporary Assignment)
Community Management Corp - Fairfax, VA
Assistant Property Manager
Synnex Corporation - Chantilly, VA
Shipping Supervisor
TeleSecCoreStaff Services - Fairfax, VA
Office Assistant
GTSI, Corporation
Team Leader Distribution Center
GTSI, Corporation
Order Entry Rep
GTSI, Corporation
Sr. Quality Assurance Rep Distribution Center
GTSI, Corporation
Accounts Receivable Rep
GTSI, Corporation
Shipping Receiving Clerk
Education:
Northern Virginia Community College - Annandale, VA
Some College Work Completed in Business Management


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Fine-Motor Execution Using Repetitive Force-Feedback

US Patent:
2010013, Jun 3, 2010
Filed:
May 27, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/153903
Inventors:
Susan E. Palsbo - Eugene OR, US
Arthur R. Palsbo - Eugene OR, US
Sidney Johnson - Reston VA, US
Naomi Lynn Gerber - Bethesda MD, US
Younhee Kim - Centreville VA, US
Zoran Duric - Fairfax CA, US
Walter Norblad - Eugene OR, US
Matthew Hopkins - Scio OR, US
International Classification:
G09G 5/00
US Classification:
345156
Abstract:
An individual's fine-motor skills can be assessed using a force-feedback haptic unit that includes an end-effecter and programmable settings. To assess these skills, a tangible computer readable medium initializes the programmable settings with a set of initial settings. It then presents a 3-D representation of a character or characters to a user. The user in turn is prompted to mimic the character(s) on a work space. While the user is attempting to mimic the character(s) using the end-effecter on the work space, timed stroke data are collected from the force-feedback haptic unit. Using the timed stroke data, an analysis is then generated to determine the user's precision and accuracy of mimicking the character.