James Eliot Satloff

US Patent:

6688973, Feb 10, 2004

Filed:

Nov 20, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/005922

Inventors:

James E. Satloff - New York NY 10024-1513
Dustin N. Satloff - New York NY 10024-1513

International Classification:

A63F 100

US Classification:

463 1, 463 42, 2732442, 273237, 273292, 273298, 273308

Abstract:

A system for using trading cards interactively through an electronic network, such as the Internet, combines uniquely identified trading cards with specially designed electronic services. Each trading card, which designates a game player, such as a sports talent, has associated therewith a unique identifier of alphanumeric characters. The game playing rights to a subset of these trading cards is sold to a plurality of card collectors, the game players designated by the cards of each subset forming a game playing âteamâ to be managed by the respective card collector. The collector registers selected ones of the cards from his/her subset of cards with a game service provider, thus placing the game players designated by the selected cards âin playâ. Thereafter, the game service provider determines current information about each game player in play and advances the status of the game between the collectors whose game players are in play in accordance with the current information and in accordance with the rules of the game. The collectors can change the selected ones of the cards which are registered with the game service provider in an attempt to improve their chances of winning a game.

US Patent:

8069794, Dec 6, 2011

Filed:

Dec 2, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/315326

Inventors:

Theodore J. Satloff - New York NY, US
James E. Satloff - New York NY, US

International Classification:

A47B 37/00

US Classification:

108 5002, 310 15, 310 20

Abstract:

A portable desk with a generator for providing electrical power to a computer or other electrical device that is collapsibly foldable to a compact form wherein successive sections comprise a back panel, a desk top panel hinged from the top edge of the back panel, two side panels hinged from the side edges of the back panel, two bottom panels hinged from the bottom edges of the side panels and two movable foot treadle panels hinged to the bottom edge of the back panel. The generator is removably attached to the top panel and is connected to the foot treadles so the generator is operated by actuating the foot treadles. The power generator comprises an electrical connection, such as a USB connector, for a computer or other electrical device.

US Patent:

56673191, Sep 16, 1997

Filed:

Mar 17, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/406109

Inventors:

James Satloff - New York NY

International Classification:

B41J 510

US Classification:

400472

Abstract:

A simplified keyboard arrangement for use by a child. The simplified keyboard arrangement has a matrix of keys which are so situated to facilitate interaction between the child and a device, such as a computer. The simplified keyboard arrangement also develops motor skills of the child and encourages development of coordination. The simplified keyboard arrangement may be a self contained keyboard or an adapter provided for a standard-type keyboard. An adapter is also provided which allows connection of the simplified keyboard and a standard keyboard to a single keyboard port for simultaneous use of both keyboards.

US Patent:

20190026706, Jan 24, 2019

Filed:

Jun 20, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/013033

Inventors:

James E. Satloff - New York NY, US

International Classification:

G06Q 20/06

Abstract:

A method of creating and maintaining a stable crypto-currency comprises the steps of:This method works first to create the first crypto-currency and then to automatically stabilize the market value of the first crypto-currency at approximately the first price-per-unit.

US Patent:

20150086089, Mar 26, 2015

Filed:

Oct 24, 2013

Appl. No.:

14/061778

Inventors:

THEODORE J. SATLOFF - NEW YORK NY, US
JAMES E. SATLOFF - NEW YORK NY, US

International Classification:

G06K 9/00

US Classification:

382119

Abstract:

A system automatically verifies the authenticity of a manually handwritten symbol entered into a computer or other electronic device by a user writing on an electronic tablet or pad. After a symbol is entered, a logic device determines whether the sensing locations and points in time associated with sensing the imprint of this symbol on the tablet substantially match respective sensing locations and points in time associated with the imprint of one of the previously stored original handwritten symbols. Preferably, the sensors are arranged in a prescribed line pattern, for example that of a square, immediately beneath the writing surface of the tablet, and sense the intersections of the imprint with the line pattern.