Ilya Pittel from 101 Winthrop Rd, Brookline, MA 02445, age 42, Phone: (617)7316542

Holding And Using An Electronic Pen And Paper
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US Patent:

20080166175, Jul 10, 2008
Filed:

Jan 5, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/620201
Inventors:

Arkady Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Stanislav V. Elektrov - Needham MA, US
Andrew M. Goldman - Stow MA, US
Lawrence Fine - Brookline MA, US
Eugene Goldenberg - Pawtucket RI, US
Ilya Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Assignee:

CandleDragon, Inc. - Brookline MA
International Classification:

B43K 29/00
B43K 23/02
US Classification:

401195, 401131
Abstract:

A housing contains electronics used in determining locations of a writing instrument based on wireless signals, defines a chamber in which the writing instrument may be held when not in use, and includes a retention element to retain the writing instrument from falling out of the chamber.In general, in one aspect, a writing instrument includes an elongate pen body, an electrical contact on a surface of the pen body, and a light source disposed near an end of the pen body. The light source includes a light guide having an optically conductive portion and an optically reflective portion.

Electronic Handwriting
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US Patent:

20100021022, Jan 28, 2010
Filed:

Feb 25, 2009
Appl. No.:

12/392797
Inventors:

Arkady Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Stanislav V. Elektrov - Needham MA, US
Anatoli Soltan - Woburn MA, US
Ilya Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Eugene Goldenberg - Pawtucket RI, US
Gerhard Andrew Foelsche - Rehoboth MA, US
Benoit Devinat - Providence RI, US
Paul Tomashevskyi - Wayland MA, US
International Classification:

G06K 9/00
G06F 3/033
B65D 85/00
US Classification:

382123, 345179, 206320
Abstract:

Among other things, a holder for an electronic stylus includes a cavity in which the stylus can be placed when not in use. The cavity includes a receptacle at one end for a writing end of the stylus and a stop at the other end. The stop has an opening into which an opposite end of the stylus can be placed. The receptacle has a resilient element to urge the stylus against the stop.

Protease-Activatable Pore-Forming Polypeptides
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US Patent:

20130121915, May 16, 2013
Filed:

Apr 4, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/261466
Inventors:

Yoav Paas - Nes Ziona, IL
Ilya Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Uri Nir - Moshav Gimzo, IL
Barak Ben-David - Karney Shomron, IL
Assignee:

Bar-llan University - Ramat-Gan
International Classification:

C07K 14/245
A61K 47/42
C07K 14/21
US Classification:

424 91, 530350, 536 237, 424489, 424450
Abstract:

An isolated pore-forming polypeptide is disclosed which comprises a naturally-occurring plugging module and a naturally-occurring pore domain, wherein at least one amino acid of the pore-forming polypeptide is mutated to generate a protease cleavage site, serving to at least partially remove the plugging module from the pore domain. The pore forming polypeptides may be inserted into an encapsulating particle and positioned such that it is capable of forming a pore through the lipid layer of the particle in a presence of the protease.

User Interfacing
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US Patent:

20080018591, Jan 24, 2008
Filed:

Jul 20, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/490736
Inventors:

Arkady Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Andrew M. Goldman - Stow MA, US
Ilya Pittel - Brookline MA, US
Sergey Liberman - Bedford MA, US
Stanislav V. Elektrov - Needham MA, US
International Classification:

G09G 5/00
US Classification:

345156
Abstract:

A display is projected, information representing an image of the projected display and at least a portion of a pointing device in a vicinity of the projected display is optically captured, and the display is updated based on the captured image information.

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