Ronald Michael Weiss

US Patent:

6351695, Feb 26, 2002

Filed:

Apr 23, 1999

Appl. No.:

09/296750

Inventors:

Ronald Weiss - Wantagh NY 11793

International Classification:

G06F 700

US Classification:

701 35, 701 24, 701 36, 701 49, 340 58, 340 582, 340 583

Abstract:

For a computer-monitored operation of a common carrier truck currently mandated by law to limit a driving shift to ten hours per driver to minimize accidents due to driver fatigue, replacing a manual input of the drivers identification per shift with a driver-identifying fingerprint sensor to provide verification of both driver and truck operation resulting from the inherent tamperproof accuracy of the computer and fingerprint sensor.

US Patent:

6433863, Aug 13, 2002

Filed:

Jan 8, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/755574

Inventors:

Ronald Weiss - Wantagh NY 11793

International Classification:

G01N 2100

US Classification:

356 72

Abstract:

Positioning, by the use of a unitary construction, a breathalyzer and retina/eye-scanner a distance apart from each other that corresponds to the typical distance separating an individuals mouth and eyes, so that there can be positioned only one individuals face adjacent the unitary construction preparatory to the use thereof, which minimizes the use of two individuals, one to provide a sober breath to the breathalyzer and the other to provide a bogus retina scan of the identification of the individual using the breathalyzer.

US Patent:

58482024, Dec 8, 1998

Filed:

Mar 29, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/624299

Inventors:

John R. D'Eri - Muttontown NY
Ronald J. Weiss - Wantagh NY
Jennifer L. Spry - New York NY

Assignee:

Document Handling Technologies, Inc. - New York NY

International Classification:

G06K 903
G06K 1900
G06F 1700

US Classification:

382306

Abstract:

A system and method for coding of documents, such as in a litigation support setting, uses machine readable indicia to increase the speed and accuracy of coding operations. For example, bar codes can be used on the documents to represent document numbers or other unique identifier, and can also be provided on "blotters" or menus and used to represent keyword data to be coded. Thus, a coding operator can scan a bar code or other indicium on the document and then scan the bar codes for all appropriate keywords. The system would then associate that document with those keywords. Once the bar codes or other indicia have been affixed to the documents, they can be used during further copying or imaging operations to make sure that the document feeders for those operations do not misfeed any documents, by automatically scanning the indicia and checking that they appear in the expected order. If they do not, the process can be stopped and the operator notified.