Jeffrey D Wilkinson

US Patent:

6907225, Jun 14, 2005

Filed:

Oct 19, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/982233

Inventors:

Jeffrey Miles Wilkinson - Wellesley Hills MA, US

Assignee:

Nokia, Inc. - Irving TX

International Classification:

H04B007/00

US Classification:

455 412, 455 306, 725 81, 725123

Abstract:

Methods and systems for selectively capturing content and delivering the captured content to mobile communications devices via wireless communications are disclosed. In some embodiments, a mobile unit sends a request for content to a nearby content server, to which the content server may respond with a list of available content items. The mobile unit may send a second, refined request for a specific content item. The content server may send the requested content item to the mobile unit, or the content server may send a pointer to the mobile unit, which indicates a network location from which a user may later retrieve the actual content item. In another embodiment, a mobile unit sends a request to a content server for presently displayed content. The content server may capture a screen image and send the captured image to the mobile unit. Alternatively, the content server may send the file in a native file format of the file from which the displayed content was generated.

US Patent:

7103315, Sep 5, 2006

Filed:

Sep 27, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/711590

Inventors:

Jeffrey Miles Wilkinson - Wellesley Hills MA, US

Assignee:

Nokia, Inc. - Irving TX

International Classification:

H04B 1/00

US Classification:

455 412, 455 306, 725 81, 725123

Abstract:

Methods and systems for selectively capturing content and delivering the captured content to mobile communications devices via wireless communications are disclosed. In some embodiments, a mobile unit sends a request for content to a nearby content server, to which the content server may respond with a list of available content items. The mobile unit may send a second, refined request for a specific content item. The content server may send the requested content item to the mobile unit, or the content server may send a pointer to the mobile unit, which indicates a network location from which a user may later retrieve the actual content item. In another embodiment, a mobile unit sends a request to a content server for presently displayed content. The content server may capture a screen image and send the captured image to the mobile unit. Alternatively, the content server may send the file in a native file format of the file from which the displayed content was generated.

US Patent:

20210389111, Dec 16, 2021

Filed:

Aug 30, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/460606

Inventors:

- Athol MA, US
Jeffrey M. Wilkinson - Littleton MA, US

International Classification:

G01B 5/20
G01C 9/06

Abstract:

A metrology device with automated compensation and/or alert for orientation errors. The device may include a processor, a probe portion and at least one orientation sensor. The probe provides an output representative of a raw measurement of a characteristic of a device under test and the orientation sensor provides a sensor output representative of an orientation of the metrology device to the device under test. The processor applies a correction factor to the raw measurement in response to the sensor output to establish a compensated measurement to compensate for misalignment of the metrology device to the device under test. In addition, or alternatively, the processor provides an alert indicating the existence and/or extent of the misalignment.

US Patent:

20190277616, Sep 12, 2019

Filed:

Feb 15, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/277096

Inventors:

- Athol MA, US
Jeffrey M. Wilkinson - Littleton MA, US

International Classification:

G01B 5/20
G01C 9/06

Abstract:

A metrology device with automated compensation and/or alert for orientation errors. The device may include a processor, a probe portion and at least one orientation sensor. The probe provides an output representative of a raw measurement of a characteristic of a device under test and the orientation sensor provides a sensor output representative of an orientation of the metrology device to the device under test. The processor applies a correction factor to the raw measurement in response to the sensor output to establish a compensated measurement to compensate for misalignment of the metrology device to the device under test. In addition, or alternatively, the processor provides an alert indicating the existence and/or extent of the misalignment.