Alexander Li Yao Chen

US Patent:

6945532, Sep 20, 2005

Filed:

Aug 25, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/647151

Inventors:

Jonathan Isaac Orner - Los Angeles CA, US
Alexander Chen - Los Angeles CA, US

International Classification:

A63F009/04

US Classification:

273272, 273429, 273146, 273243

Abstract:

A word game relating to verbal communication and word association. The present invention comprises several six sided dice with letters, a six sided die with numbers, a game board, 4 pawns, one or more timers, and a deck of cards. Each set of lettered dice comprise 4 dice, each with six faces, each face thereof containing one letter of the alphabet, covering the full 26 letter alphabet, excluding X and Z. 100 or more cards are in the deck each card containing a title and sequentially numbered answers. Each team is assigned a pawn to move about the board. The numbered die is used to determine the number of spaces to move a pawn forward. A timer is used to limit time during various turns. The board comprises spaces with colors, numbers and indicia. The colors determine which teams are allowed to participate in a turn. Each pawn color is represented on the board.

US Patent:

7444353, Oct 28, 2008

Filed:

May 9, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/567848

Inventors:

Alexander C. Chen - Newport Beach CA, US
Sanjivpal S. Gill - Fountain Valley CA, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/00

US Classification:

7071041, 707 10

Abstract:

The invention comprises music and information delivery systems and methods. One system comprises a portable communication device configured to receive a piece of music from an audio source and transmit the piece of music via a first communication medium to a host computer. The host computer is configured to receive the piece of music from the portable communication device and search a storage medium to identify and access the piece of music from the storage medium. The host computer is configured to transmit the piece of music via a second communication medium to one or more reception units that are configured to receive the piece of music from the host computer via the second communication medium.

US Patent:

7870088, Jan 11, 2011

Filed:

Jun 17, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/870729

Inventors:

Alexander C. Chen - Newport Beach CA, US
Sanjivpal S. Gill - Fountain Valley CA, US

International Classification:

G06F 17/00

US Classification:

7071041, 707101, 707102

Abstract:

The invention comprises music and information delivery systems and methods. One system comprises a portable communication device configured to receive a piece of music from an audio source and transmit the piece of music via a first communication medium to a host computer. The host computer is configured to receive the piece of music from the portable communication device and search a storage medium to identify and access the piece of music from the storage medium. The host computer is configured to transmit the piece of music via a second communication medium to one or more reception units that are configured to receive the piece of music from the host computer via the second communication medium.

US Patent:

8509397, Aug 13, 2013

Filed:

Mar 11, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/075261

Inventors:

Alexander C. Chen - Newport Beach CA, US
Sanjivpal S. Gill - Fountain Valley CA, US

Assignee:

Woodside Crest NY, LLC - Dover DE

International Classification:

H04M 1/64

US Classification:

379 881, 379 8814

Abstract:

The invention comprises music and information delivery systems and methods. One system comprises a portable communication device configured to receive a piece of music from an audio source and transmit the piece of music via a first communication medium to a host computer. The host computer is configured to receive the piece of music from the portable communication device and search a storage medium to identify and access the piece of music from the storage medium. The host computer is configured to transmit the piece of music via a second communication medium to one or more reception units that are configured to receive the piece of music from the host computer via the second communication medium.

US Patent:

20050269779, Dec 8, 2005

Filed:

Jun 2, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/858716

Inventors:

Jonathan Orner - Los Angeles CA, US
Alexander Chen - Los Angeles CA, US

International Classification:

A63F001/00

US Classification:

273292000, 273303000

Abstract:

A casino card game that can be played by any amount of players, and one bank, with the only skill required being the knowledge of addition and recognition of a standard deck of playing cards. The game is substantially similar to “Pan 9,” with the object being to obtain a three-card hand with a sum total of nine or the closest thereto, and the players win if they beat the bank's hand. The game differs from “Pan 9” in that when the initial cards are dealt, four cards are dealt to each player and four cards are dealt to the bank, and no further cards may be dealt. Each player then must choose three of his four cards to create a sum total closest to nine. The remaining fourth card becomes the “kicker.” If a player's hand has a sum total greater than the bank's hand, the player wins. The kicker is not counted in the hand, and the kicker is used as a tie-breaking card, in the event of a player's hand being equal in value to the bank's hand. In the event that the bank's hand and a player's hand are equal, the greater valued kicker card wins.

US Patent:

20050285344, Dec 29, 2005

Filed:

Jun 29, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/878930

Inventors:

Jonathan Orner - Los Angeles CA, US
Alexander Chen - Los Angeles CA, US

International Classification:

A63F001/00

US Classification:

273292000

Abstract:

A casino card game that can be played by any amount of players, and one bank, with the only skill required being the knowledge of addition and recognition of a standard deck of playing cards. The game is substantially similar to “Pan 9,” with the object being to obtain a three-card hand with a sum total of nine or the closest thereto, and the players win if they beat the bank's hand. The game differs from “Pan 9” in that when the initial cards are dealt, four cards are dealt to each player and four cards are dealt to the bank, and no further cards may be dealt. Each player then must choose three of his four cards to create a sum total closest to nine. The remaining fourth card becomes the “kicker.” If a player's hand has a sum total greater than the bank's hand, the player wins. The kicker is not counted in the hand, and the kicker is used as a tie-breaking card, in the event of a player's hand being equal in value to the bank's hand. In the event that the bank's hand and a player's hand are equal, the greater valued kicker card wins.

US Patent:

20130045709, Feb 21, 2013

Filed:

Aug 20, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/589970

Inventors:

Alexander Chen - Irvine CA, US

International Classification:

H04W 4/26

US Classification:

455406

Abstract:

A computer-implemented method and system for managing billable hours, the method including the selecting a client from an electronic client directory upon receiving the client's contact for a service; the launching a digital timer for the selected client to record time spent for the requested service; stopping the timer when the service provided for said contact is done; an updating the client's account with the recorded time.

US Patent:

20220284737, Sep 8, 2022

Filed:

May 23, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/751037

Inventors:

- Cheltenham, GB
Alexander S. Chen - Long Beach CA, US
Peter H. Tu - Niskayuna NY, US

International Classification:

G06V 40/20
A61B 5/18
G10L 25/63

Abstract:

A method of assessing an operator emotional state and sending an alert based on the emotional state . The method includes tracking during a time period, using at least one sensor , one of an image sensor data, voice data or a biometric parameter of an operator. Determining , using a controller that is operatively connected to at least one sensor , a probability of a likely emotional state from a list of emotional states of an operator based on one of the image sensor data, voice data or the biometric parameter. Comparing , using a processor, the probability of one of the likely emotional states of the operator with a baseline emotional state of the operator. Sending , using the controller , an alert if most likely emotional state deviates from the baseline emotional state by a predetermined threshold.