James Thomas Burgess

US Patent:

20060006999, Jan 12, 2006

Filed:

Jan 21, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/040496

Inventors:

Barbara Walczyk - Franklin TN, US
Neal Patel - Nashville TN, US
John Hobby - Nashville TN, US
James Burgess - Oklahoma City OK, US

International Classification:

G08B 1/08
G08B 13/14
G08C 19/12

US Classification:

340539270, 340572100, 340870170

Abstract:

Techniques for monitoring temperature inside refrigerators or heaters and tracking people and/or objects, particularly within a medical setting. For temperature monitoring, temperature readings are obtained using a temperature monitor. The temperature readings are transmitted from a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag to an RFID reader. The temperature readings received by the RFID reader are then monitored as a function of time. For tracking people or objects, RFID tags are attached to the people or objects, a facility is equipped with one or more RFID readers, and activity of the people or objects is monitored.

US Patent:

20120223819, Sep 6, 2012

Filed:

Mar 4, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/040317

Inventors:

James E. Burgess - Charlotte NC, US
John C. Rukavina - Charlotte NC, US

Assignee:

Bank of America Corporation - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

H04Q 5/22

US Classification:

340 1042

Abstract:

Tracking an attendee at an event includes providing a near field communications (NFC) device associated with an event station to facilitate tracking an attendee. A processor associates an identification code with an NFC tag, where the identification code is associated with the attendee and the NFC tag communicates with one or more other NFC devices to track the attendee through the event.

US Patent:

20140137139, May 15, 2014

Filed:

Nov 14, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/676983

Inventors:

- Charlotte NC, US
James E. Burgess - Charlotte NC, US
Matthew Perkins - Charlotte NC, US
Sean M. Jones - Charlotte NC, US

Assignee:

BANK OF AMERICA - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

H04N 21/458
H04N 21/439

US Classification:

725 5, 725 18

Abstract:

Aspects herein describe at least a new method, system, and computer readable storage media for recognizing the content of the audio. A computing device determines whether the content comprises a product and/or service, correlates the product and/or service with one or more promotional deals provided by an organization such as a financial institution, generates a subset of the one or more promotional deals based on the correlation, and transmits the subset to a multimedia viewing device such as a television. The subset of the one or more promotional deals may be viewed by a viewer. The one or more promotional deals are displayed on a portion of the screen of the television for viewing by the viewer. The viewer may make a purchase decision based on the one or more promotional deals displayed.

US Patent:

20140129232, May 8, 2014

Filed:

Nov 8, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/672402

Inventors:

- Charlotte NC, US
Matthew Perkins - Charlotte NC, US
James E. Burgess - Charlotte NC, US

Assignee:

Bank of America - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

G10L 15/00

US Classification:

704275

Abstract:

Aspects herein describe at least a new method, system, and computer readable storage media for recognizing the content of the audio. A computing device determines whether the content comprises one or more financial products and services offered by a financial institution, correlates the one or more financial products and services with a profile of a person, determines a subset of the one or more financial products and services that are of interest to the person based on the correlation, and transmits data related to the subset to a television for viewing by the person. The subset of the one or more products and services are displayed on a portion of the screen of the television.

US Patent:

20140129275, May 8, 2014

Filed:

Nov 8, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/672328

Inventors:

- Charlotte NC, US
Matthew Perkins - Charlotte NC, US
James E. Burgess - Charlotte NC, US

Assignee:

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00
G06Q 30/02

US Classification:

705 715

Abstract:

A computer implemented method comprises transmitting by a first device having a first processor a task request initiated by a first user from the first device to a second device. The task is configured to be received by the second device so that a second user can perform the task. The method further comprises receiving by the first device a notice that the second user has performed a task, transmitting by the first device a request for a transaction to reward the second user for performing the task, and transmitting by the first device a notice of a reward to the second device. The task relates to finances, and the task can involve counting currency. The transaction comprises a monetary amount delivered to an account held by the second user or purchasing a credit to a vendor.

US Patent:

20140129948, May 8, 2014

Filed:

Nov 8, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/672383

Inventors:

- Charlotte NC, US
Matthew Perkins - Charlotte NC, US
James E. Burgess - Charlotte NC, US
Sean M. Jones - Charlotte NC, US
Carrie A. Hanson - Charlotte NC, US
Caitlin Rose Chrisman - Charlotte NC, US

Assignee:

BANK OF AMERICA CORPORATION - Charlotte NC

International Classification:

G06F 3/0484

US Classification:

715733

Abstract:

A method is disclosed comprising storing on a first computing device having a user interface and a memory pieces of information for displaying, and providing a user interface on the first computing device an option for displaying the pieces of information stored on the first computing device onto a common display area while sharing the common display area with a second computing device. The second computing device is allowed to also display pieces information from the second computing device simultaneously with the first computing device on the common display area. The first computing device comprises a camera, and the first computing device is configured to capture images for display onto the common display area. The pieces of information can relate to properties. The common display area can be projected onto a display unit or multiple display units.