Jonathan S Robbins

US Patent:

20190254258, Aug 22, 2019

Filed:

Nov 16, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/192892

Inventors:

- White Lake MI, US
Jonathan Robert Robbins - Highland MI, US
Laura Leavenworth - White Lake MI, US

International Classification:

A01K 27/00
A01K 15/02
E06B 7/32
A45C 13/18
A01M 29/22
A01M 29/30
A01M 29/24

Abstract:

A pet location monitoring and deterrent system is provided. The system includes a first pet collar assembly that transmits a first RF signal. The system includes a first pillar assembly having a first control module, a first RF receiver module, an infrared photodetector array, a first wireless transceiver circuit, and a first warning light. The system includes a second pillar assembly having a second control module, a second RF receiver module, an infrared phototransmitter array, and a second wireless transceiver circuit. The first and second pillar assemblies are disposed a predetermined distance apart from one another such that a warning area is defined in front of and proximate to the first and second pillar assemblies and a keep-out area is defined behind and proximate to the first and second pillar assemblies.

US Patent:

20170013808, Jan 19, 2017

Filed:

Jul 14, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/799505

Inventors:

Laura Lee Leavenworth - White Lake MI, US
Jonathan Robbins - Lake MI, US

International Classification:

A01K 27/00
H04W 4/00
A01K 11/00

Abstract:

The disclosed herein is a method of using radio frequency identification (RFID), in is described, which keeps pets from accessing household objects. The pet wears a device on neck which is preferably powered by the animal's own activity, converted to electrical power by a motion harvesting system to recharge a battery or standard lithium battery Because the RFID tags are individually identifiable, the forbidden area alarm can be configured to the pet, allowing use in a multiple-pet household.