STEPHEN JOHN SMITH
Pilots at Long Vw Dr, Simsbury, CT

6317680, Nov 13, 2001

Mar 15, 1999

9/268181

Jabe R. Luttrell - Burlington CT
Stephen Smith - Simsbury CT
Stephen Santoro - Windsor Locks CT

Aerosance, Inc. - Farmington CT

F02D 4304

701104

A computer-assisted method for controlling the delivery of fuel to an engine. The method includes receiving an input signal indicative of a sensed speed of the engine, validating that the engine is in a cruise power mode based on the input signal, and providing an output signal based on a sensed engine operating condition for adaptively controlling the fuel delivery to the engine when the engine is operating in the cruise power mode. Also, a fuel control module. The fuel control module includes a first portion configured for receiving an input signal indicative of a sensed speed of an engine, a second portion configured for validating that the engine is operating in a cruise power mode based on the input signal, and a third portion configured for providing an output signal based on a sensed engine operating condition for controlling fuel delivery to the engine when the engine is operating in the cruise power mode.

4878046, Oct 31, 1989

Jul 30, 1987

7/079553

Stephen J. Smith - Simsbury CT

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

G02D 2714

340705

A method and apparatus for a helmet mounted display with a cathode ray tube for mounting on the torso of the operator are disclosed. A disconnectable cable supplies an information bearing signal to a signal conditioning circuit for mounting on the torso of the operator and a low voltage signal to a high voltage supply also for mounting on the torso of the operator. The high voltage supply provides the necessary high voltage for the operation of the cathode ray tube. The signal conditioning circuit provides the horizontal and vertical deflection signals and a decoded and amplified information bearing signal to the cathode ray tube. The cathode ray tube converts the information bearing signal into CRT images. A reducer, adjacent to and facing the cathode ray tube display face, reduces these CRT images and presents them to an optical fiber bundle which in turn presents the reduced CRT images to an expander. The expander then enlarges the reduced CRT images into enlarged CRT images and presents the enlarged CRT images to the display optics in the helmet.

4968123, Nov 6, 1990

Apr 24, 1989

7/342497

Joseph T. Fournier - Glastonbury CT
Stephen J. Smith - Simsbury CT
Harry R. McKinley - Southampton MA

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

G02B 2300, G02B 2714

350538

Helmut mounted display apparatus configured for simulator use includes a pair of visual image sources and a pair of optics arrangements, including relay optic and eyepiece portions thereof, that optically present the image source images into the wearer's forward visual field, a first eyepiece type optimized for daytime luminance conditions, a second type optimized for nighttime luminance conditions, a single eyepiece being releasably engageable to and rotatable about the corresponding relay optic portion, wheeby said eyepiece rotation allows a varying binocular field of view to be displayed to the wearer.

4961626, Oct 9, 1990

Feb 21, 1989

7/313686

Joseph T. Fournier - Glastonbury CT
Stephen J. Smith - Simsbury CT
Harry R. McKinley - Southampton MA
William E. McLean - Aberdeen MD

United Techologies Corporation - Hartford CT

G02B 2714, G02B 2312

350174

Helmet mounted display apparatus for use in aircraft and rotorcraft includes an first image source for generating images comprising pilotage symbol information, a second image source for sensing and generating images of the exterior scene, and relay optical components that optically superimpose the two images together and subsequently project the superimposed image into the observer's forward field of view.

4969714, Nov 13, 1990

Feb 21, 1989

7/313685

Joseph T. Fournier - Glastonbury CT
Stephen J. Smith - Simsbury CT
Harvey A. Smith - Hampden MA
Harry R. McKinley - Southhampton MA
William E. McLean - Aberdeen MD

United Technologies Corporation - Hartford CT

G02B 2714, G02B 2312

353174

Helmet mounted display apparatus for use in aircraft and rotorcraft includes an image source for generating images that are projected into the pilot's forward field of view by a portion of relay optics that are common to both day and night viewing and interchangeable optical eyepieces, one for daytime viewing and one for nighttime viewing.