James H Faulkner

US Patent:

6778085, Aug 17, 2004

Filed:

Jan 10, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/339462

Inventors:

James Otis Faulkner - Cambridge MD 21613
Richard Marvel Blake - Cambridge MD 21613

International Classification:

G08B 1300

US Classification:

340541, 340565, 340567, 348143

Abstract:

A security alarm system that provides secure, realtime video and/or other realtime imagery of a secured location to one or more emergency response agencies over a high-speed communications link, such as an Internet link. Realtime video and/or realtime imagery, along with other useful information is therefore placed directly into the hands of those who are called upon and trained to respond to a potential emergency. As such, the emergency response agencies and their personnel are better informed. This, in turn, allows the personnel to be better prepared in their response to potential emergencies or acts of terrorism, saving manpower, money, lives and reducing the number of false alarms.

US Patent:

6798344, Sep 28, 2004

Filed:

Oct 17, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/271744

Inventors:

James Otis Faulkner - Cambridge MD 21613
Richard Matyel Blake - Cambridge MD 21613

International Classification:

G08B 1300

US Classification:

340541, 348143, 340565, 340567

Abstract:

A security alarm system that provides secure, realtime video of a secured location to one or more emergency response agencies over a high-speed communications link, such as an Internet link. Realtime video information is therefore placed directly into the hands of those who are called upon and trained to respond to a potential emergency. As such, the emergency response agencies and their personnel are better informed. This, in turn, allows the personnel to be better prepared in their response to the potential emergency, saving manpower, money, lives and reducing the number of false alarms.

US Patent:

7323980, Jan 29, 2008

Filed:

Aug 2, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/903857

Inventors:

James Otis Faulkner - Cambridge MD, US
Richard Marvel Blake - Cambridge MD, US

International Classification:

G08B 19/00
G08B 7/00
H04N 7/08
G06K 9/00

US Classification:

340521, 34053925, 340506, 340541, 382103, 348143

Abstract:

A security alarm system that provides secure, realtime video and/or other realtime imagery of a secured location to one or more emergency response agencies over a high-speed communications link, such as an Internet link. Realtime video and/or realtime imagery, along with other useful information is therefore placed directly into the hands of those who are called upon and trained to respond to a potential emergency. As such, the emergency response agencies and their personnel are better informed. This, in turn, allows the personnel to be better prepared in their response to potential emergencies or acts of terrorism, saving manpower, money, lives and reducing the number of false alarms.

US Patent:

20100032477, Feb 11, 2010

Filed:

Jul 7, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/459726

Inventors:

James Otis Faulkner - Cambridge MD, US

International Classification:

G06Q 40/00

US Classification:

235379

Abstract:

The idea behind this patent filing is to have the ability to track currency. The idea has a use at both the local economy as well as at the federal government level. At the local level, an example of the idea would be a chain store, such as a WAWA or 7-11 chain.The chain head quarters in most cases are located in a city other than the store location. All daily reports are transmitted to the corp. office at the time of closing or during the next business day.With this idea, a corp. can pull reports in REAL TIME, know the amount of cash taken in during any given time of the day, and know exactly what amount of currency should be deposited into the bank account.Another benefit to the home office is the info about the time of day and days of the week the store is doing the most business and will have the info needed to staff that location to support the flow of customers.At the federal level, governments will have the ability to see where the currency is being deposited, spent, on what products currency is being spent on.Huge cooperation doing business in the US, makes deposits in tax exempt countries, making that money tax free.Another reason to track currency is the info the government would have as to money laundering, drug money and money used to support terrorism.Where is the currency being deposited, by who and who is with drawling that currency? This idea could be used in the war against terrorism, the drug war, tax evasion and a tool to help governments to predict the economic future.