DR. STEVEN MARSHALL GOLDSTEIN, PH.D.
Psychologist at Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA

8131819, Mar 6, 2012

Dec 16, 2010

12/928645

Harold A. Ludtke - San Jose CA, US
Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US
David G. Longendyke - Vernon NJ, US
Philip M. Abram - Warwick NY, US

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

G06F 15/173

709217

A system and method for effectively implementing an electronic image manager device includes one or more input/output interfaces for bi-directionally communicating with various information sources to transfer content information that includes image data. The electronic image manager device also includes a memory device for archiving the content information, and an application program that manipulates the content information by performing various procedures such as downloading and uploading the content information, organizing and managing the content information, editing the content information, and displaying the content information.

5280305, Jan 18, 1994

Oct 30, 1992

7/968819

Marshall M. Monroe - Glendale CA
Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA

The Walt Disney Company - Burbank CA

C01D 1516

346107R

The current invention provides a device that produces a three-dimensional object with custom art work from an electronic signal. More particularly, the preferred implementation is a device for making masquerade-type masks, and includes a digital camera that captures a front-on image of an individual's face and converts the captured image to an electronic signal that is downloaded into a personal computer. The computer is utilized to select an image, process that image to remove background, scale the image to correspond to the dimensions and features of a facial die that will be used to mold the mask, and to provide for special effects processing of the selected image. An ink jet plotter is then directed to print the processed image upon thin, flat plastic, which is aligned with the facial features of the die and deformed to skin tight conformance with the die by a vacuum-forming process. The finished mask bears art work, upon its convex exterior, that realistically imitates the face of the individual which served as the model for the mask.

8345105, Jan 1, 2013

Feb 8, 2001

09/781917

Clay H. Fisher - Belmont CA, US
Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US
Neal J. Manowitz - Mahwah NJ, US
David G. Longendyke - Vernon NJ, US

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

H04N 5/225, H04N 5/232

3482071, 3482112

A system and method for accessing and utilizing ancillary data with an electronic camera device includes a data source that stores various selectable ancillary data files such as image template files, text overlay files, image background files, and special program instruction files. The data source may be implemented in any effective manner, including as a service on an distributed computer network like the Internet, as a discrete electronic device such as a personal computer, or as a removable, non-volatile memory device such as a flash memory. The electronic camera device may then utilize an ancillary data module to access, select, and download the ancillary data files from the data source for subsequently combining with other captured image data to thereby produce new composite images.

2011009, Apr 21, 2011

Dec 16, 2010

12/928680

Eric D. Edwards - San Francisco CA, US
Neal J. Manowitz - Woodcliff Lake NJ, US
Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US

G06F 3/12

358 115

A system and method for efficient transfer of image data to a service provider comprises a digital image source, an image pump, and a communication path to the service provider. The digital image source may be connected to the image pump using any appropriate communication configuration. Digital image data from the digital image source is transferred to the image pump, which may format the digital image data to conform to requirements of the particular service provider. The image pump may also attach customer account information and user service selections to the digital image data. The image pump may then send the digital image data and any attached information to the service provider. The service provider responsively may perform the requested services and return a finished product to the user.

4991145, Feb 5, 1991

Jun 2, 1989

7/361027

Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA
James E. Randall - Villa Park CA
Joseph A. Dattilo - Manhattan Beach CA
Gary E. Vanyek - Huntington Beach CA

Rabbit Systems, Inc. - Santa Monica CA

G08B 1322

367 94

A detector and alarm is provided for monitoring air pressure variations in a monitored space, which variations correspond to an intrusion. An infra-sonic detector includes a microphone or the like and a low pass filter to retain only low frequency infra-sonic signals or a bandpass filter to retain a particular range of frequencies between approximately 5 Hz and 12 Hz. The instantaneous infra-sonic signals are compared against a variable reference signal, which is a voltage lagging or delayed variant of the instantaneous signals. In this manner the detector is self adjusting for slow variations in the instantaneous signals but responds immediately to rapid variations to trigger an alarm. In one embodiment the detector only senses negative going air pressure changes to trigger an alarm in order to minimize the incidence of false alarms.

6943909, Sep 13, 2005

Apr 20, 2000

09/552815

Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US
Eric D. Edwards - San Francisco CA, US
Neal J. Manowitz - Woodcliff Lake NJ, US

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

G06F015/00

358 115, 358296

A system and method for efficient transfer of image data to a service provider comprises a digital image source, an image pump, and a communication path to the service provider. The digital image source may be connected to the image pump using any appropriate communication configuration. Digital image data from the digital image source is transferred to the image pump, which may format the digital image data to conform to requirements of the particular service provider. The image pump may also attach customer account information and user service selections to the digital image data. The image pump may then send the digital image data and any attached information to the service provider. The service provider responsively may perform the requested services and return a finished product to the user.

8558895, Oct 15, 2013

May 3, 2011

13/068135

Clay H. Fisher - Belmont CA, US
Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US
David G. Longendyke - Vernon NJ, US

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

H04N 5/225, H04N 5/232

3482071, 3482112, 348372

A system and method for effectively implementing an electronic image hub device includes a peripheral device, such as a digital camera, that may be periodically connected to the image hub device by a system user. The system user may then utilize the image hub device to transfer captured data from the peripheral device to a specific data destination, such as a user service on a distributed computer network. The peripheral device also may utilize the image hub device to recharge batteries that become depleted through operation of the peripheral device. The system user may then subsequently access and utilize the captured data from the data destination in accordance with the present invention.

7479983, Jan 20, 2009

Feb 8, 2001

09/780839

Clay H. Fisher - Belmont CA, US
Steven G. Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US
David G. Longendyke - Vernon NJ, US

Sony Corporation - Tokyo
Sony Electronics Inc. - Park Ridge NJ

H04N 5/225, H04N 5/232

3482071, 3482112, 348372

A system and method for effectively implementing an electronic image hub device includes a peripheral device, such as a digital camera, that may be periodically connected to the image hub device by a system user. The system user may then utilize the image hub device to transfer captured data from the peripheral device to a specific data destination, such as a user service on a distributed computer network. The peripheral device also may utilize the image hub device to recharge batteries that become depleted through operation of the peripheral device. The system user may then subsequently access and utilize the captured data from the data destination in accordance with the present invention.

2002008, Jul 4, 2002

Jan 4, 2001

09/754781

Takako Miyazaki - New York NY, US
Eric Edwards - San Franciso CA, US
Steven Goldstein - Los Angeles CA, US

H04N005/232

348/211000, 348/207000

A system and method for efficiently capturing and managing electronic information utilizes a simplified peripheral device that may be configured to economically capture various types of image-based and non-image based information. The captured information may then be downloaded by a transfer manager to an electronic camera device or other portable electronic device for subsequent data management procedures that may include various information processing procedures using a selectable processing module, and the storage of the processed information into an appropriate storage location by a storage manager for utilization by a system user.