Eric Scott Jacobson

US Patent:

20130176114, Jul 11, 2013

Filed:

Mar 1, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/783067

Inventors:

Disney Enterprises, Inc - Burbank CA, US
David Worrall - Clermont FL, US
Andy Schwalb - Mt. Dora FL, US
John Padgett - Clermont FL, US
Eric Jacobson - Glendale CA, US
Jim MacPhee - Clermont FL, US
Kevin Rice - Altadena CA, US
Dan Soto - Winter Garden FL, US

Assignee:

Disney Enterprises, Inc - Burbank CA

International Classification:

G06K 19/07

US Classification:

340 1042

Abstract:

There is provided a physical token for use in a defined venue with a server having communication with the physical token. The physical token may comprise an identification data and a transmitter configured to transmit the identification data. The physical token is configured to transmit the identification data to the server to cause the server to initiate a sensory interaction with a user possessing the physical token. The sensory interaction may comprise a character in the defined venue interacting with the user possessing the physical token. The sensory interaction may also comprise a display screen in the defined venue displaying information to the user possessing the physical token. The sensory interaction may further comprise an audio speaker in the defined venue announcing information to the user possessing the physical token. The physical token may represent an affinity comprising an experience, entitlement, or characteristic of the user possessing the physical token.

US Patent:

59038691, May 11, 1999

Filed:

Oct 24, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/328819

Inventors:

Eric C. Jacobson - Los Angeles CA
Bernard A. Hallman - San Jose CA

Assignee:

Eric C. Jacobson - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

G10L3/00

US Classification:

704272

Abstract:

A stick-on audio microchip recorder/playback product for message conveyance-, audio mail-, product promotion and self-reminder purposes. The product enables a user to record a personal (or business-oriented) message or self-reminder, and non-permanently fasten the recorder upon surfaces such as household doors, walls, mirrors; compatible (carry-able) objects such as appointment books or notebooks; or upon interiors of mailing-, packaging- or shipping vessels, in desired temporary locations where the intended recipient would be most likely to encounter it. The recorder is easily removable by the end-user, and reusable. A microchip recording/playback circuit, microphone, speaker, battery and record/playback controls, are secured in a housing. Preferably, the housing has on its underside an attached stick-on fastener, including a stack of "pressure sensitive" peel-off adhesive stickers, each having on their undersurface a medium adhesion substance. Users may non-permanently fasten the recorder in desired temporary locations, remove the recorder from same with reasonable ease, and reposition it, optionally with a fresh peel-off sticker, and/or a new recorded message.

US Patent:

51668513, Nov 24, 1992

Filed:

Apr 2, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/502845

Inventors:

Eric C. Jacobson - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

G11B 3100
G11B 3300

US Classification:

360137

Abstract:

An "audio mailer," including a tape recorder or other sound recording and reproducing device non-removably encased and configured as a mailer, so that a user can conveniently and confidentially send or receive voice or other sound messages through the mail. The mailer may further have a crevice space for an inserted enclosure, such as a letter, document, photograph or other indicia. A customized or commercially available small tape recorder and audiotape sound storage medium may be employed in the preferred embodiment. The audiotape may be either built-in or contained in a removable microcassette. Duplicate removable audiotape microcassettes may be employed to enable a sender to simultaneously record a copy of a mailed audio message and preserve it for future reference. In an alternate embodiment, computer microchip-based sound recording and reproducing technology and storage medium may be employed. The non-removable casing for the recording and playback device and sound storage medium is made of durable cardboard or other durable lightweight material upon which an address and return address may be placed and postage affixed.