Craig E Andrews

US Patent:

20220183546, Jun 16, 2022

Filed:

Dec 10, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/117227

Inventors:

William V. Padula - Killingworth CT, US
Ted Dinsmore - Killingworth CT, US
Chris Andrews - Granger IN, US
Craig Andrews - Loudon TN, US

International Classification:

A61B 3/00
G06N 20/00
A61B 3/113
A61B 3/032
A61B 3/09
A61B 3/06
A61B 3/107
A61B 3/11
A61B 3/024

Abstract:

A system and method for conducting automated vision tests and associated training using artificial intelligence processing on an extended reality (XR) platform includes: an extended reality headset display device configured to be worn by a user and operated by the user without direct medical professional assistance; a computing device communicatively coupled to the extended reality headset display device; and a vision testing and training module configured to execute on the computing device, the vision testing module when executed: displays at least one test data set comprising a plurality of vision tests to a user; detects a plurality of user responses to the tests; records the plurality of user responses; processes the plurality of user responses; and stores the plurality of user responses to compare with a plurality of other recorded user data to determine standards based on user qualifications.

US Patent:

20180214743, Aug 2, 2018

Filed:

Apr 3, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/478167

Inventors:

Craig Andrews - Loudon TN, US
Judy Andrews - Loudon TN, US

International Classification:

A63B 24/00
A63B 71/06

Abstract:

A system for tracking and monitoring a game ball, wirelessly gathering data from the ball, game elements, players, officials, to improve timeliness and accuracy of game, includes a wireless tag disposed within ball to provide an identification, wirelessly communicable with a receiver to indicate a position in X, Y, Z coordinates, such that ball edge locations are identified; wireless communication system tag reading devices arranged in an array, each configured to sense and read each wireless communication system tag; a pressure sensor disposed upon player and configured to send signal of sudden pressure change; a computer control center connected to the wireless communication system tag and tag reading devices, configured for receiving, computing, processing a plurality of game data and communicating a decisive signal for exact position for placement of ball; and a personal computing device worn by game official for communications and configured to send, receive data during game.

US Patent:

20180214760, Aug 2, 2018

Filed:

Jan 29, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/418737

Inventors:

Craig Andrews - Loudon TN, US
Judy Andrews - Loudon TN, US

International Classification:

A63B 71/06
H04L 29/08
G06K 7/10
H04W 4/02

Abstract:

A system for tracking and monitoring a game ball, wirelessly gathering data from the ball, game device elements, players, officials, to improve timeliness and accuracy of the game, includes: a wireless tag disposed within the ball to provide an identification, wirelessly communicable with a receiver to indicate a position in X, Y, Z coordinates, and such that ball edge locations are identified; wireless communication system tag reading devices arranged in decisive areas and each configured to sense and read each wireless communication system tag; a computer control center connected to the wireless communication system tag and tag reading devices, configured for receiving, computing, and processing a plurality of game data and communicating a decisive signal for the exact position for a placement of the ball; and a personal computing device worn by a game official for communications and configured both to send and receive data during the game.

US Patent:

20170000403, Jan 5, 2017

Filed:

Jul 3, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/791396

Inventors:

Craig Andrews - Loudon TN, US

International Classification:

A61B 5/00

Abstract:

A method for testing a subject to detect a reduction in cerebral function presumably resulting from mild traumatic brain injury, that affects visual, proprioceptive, and vestibular brain functions includes: providing a user interface, input device, and portable computer into the hands of the test subject suspected of having mild traumatic brain injury; providing an icon on the user interface visible to the subject; rotating the subject holding the computer a predetermined number of revolutions, at a predetermined rate of rotation, to engage the vestibular system of the subject prior to testing; aligning, by the subject, the icon on the screen of the user interface in alignment with a test administrator; maintaining the alignment of the icon on the screen and the test administrator throughout the rotations; and conducting a real-time test for mild traumatic brain injury utilizing the user interface, the user input device, and the associated computer.