Craig P Greenberg

US Patent:

52836509, Feb 1, 1994

Filed:

Sep 4, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/941356

Inventors:

David Koo - Briarcliff Manor NY
Craig B. Greenberg - Mohegan Lake NY
Takashi Sato - Tokyo, JP

Assignee:

North American Philips Corporation - New York NY

International Classification:

H04N 708
H04N 514
H04N 5208
H04N 5213

US Classification:

348614

Abstract:

A system for improved ghost cancellation for use in particular in television receivers. The system featuring a superior ghost cancellation reference (GCR) signal which exhibits improved performance in noisy environments and which exhibits the flat and wide bandwidth necessary for effective channel characterization which also exhibiting a higher and more evenly distributed amplitude versus time characteristic than that provided by known, non-cyclic ghost cancellation signals. The GCR signal is encoded a selected television line of an eight field sequence of lines however the polarity of the GCR signal is reversed selectively from field to field prior to inserting it in respective television lines. At a decoder or television receiver incorporating the invention, the selected television lines are combined in a manner which provides for both a robust received GCR value and cancellation of the effects of pair-wise constant television line signals on the GCR signals.

US Patent:

20210073706, Mar 11, 2021

Filed:

Sep 10, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/565959

Inventors:

- New York NY, US
DONALD W. GALLIEN - Phoenix AZ, US
CRAIG GREENBERG - Dix Hills NY, US
JEREMY D. HARLOW - Woodstock NY, US
BRIAN RUSSELL KENNY - New York NY, US
BRADLEY EUGENE MORGAN - South Jordan UT, US
JAYDIP MUKHOPADHYAY - Fort Lee NJ, US
RESHMI MUTHRAJA - Franklin Square NY, US
BRIAN JAMES SELDEN - Sandy UT, US

Assignee:

AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVEL RELATED SERVICES COMPANY, INC. - New York NY

International Classification:

G06Q 10/06

Abstract:

Systems and methods for auditing business controls are disclosed. The system may receive or retrieve data from one or more data sources corresponding to a business control. The system may perform a direct analytic control test (ACT) or an indirect ACT on the data. The system may compare a direct ACT result or an indirect ACT result to an ACT threshold. The ACT threshold may comprise separate direct ACT thresholds and indirect ACT thresholds. Based on the comparison, the system may determine an operating effectiveness of the business control.

US Patent:

20190385427, Dec 19, 2019

Filed:

Aug 23, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/549639

Inventors:

- Naples FL, US
Craig Greenberg - Boynton Beach FL, US
Sergio Fernandez - Naples FL, US

International Classification:

G08B 13/196
G08B 29/18
H04N 21/61
H04N 7/18
H04N 5/33
G08B 13/19
G06K 9/62
G06K 9/00

Abstract:

A security camera system for safeguarding a designated area includes at least one camera for encoding and transmitting streaming video of the designated area, and a video receiver for receiving, decoding and analyzing the streaming video for relevant motion, such as movement indicative of the presence of a person. Upon detecting a motion event, the video receiver triggers an alert condition, which results in storing each video steam into memory. Each camera is provided with a PIR detector circuit for measuring infrared radiation within the designated area, the video steam and IR data being transmitted to the receiver via analog communication means to reduce implementation costs. To minimize the risk of false trigger events, the receiver monitors both pixel changes in the streaming video signals as well as measured IR radiation levels within the designated area that fall within the traditional thermal energy range of human body heat.

US Patent:

20170132889, May 11, 2017

Filed:

Nov 7, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/345307

Inventors:

- Naples FL, US
Craig Greenberg - Boynton Beach FL, US
Sergio Fernandez - Naples FL, US
Peng-Shun Wang - Taipei City, TW

International Classification:

G08B 13/196
H04N 21/438
H04N 5/33
H04N 21/61
G08B 13/19
G06K 9/00

Abstract:

A security camera system for safeguarding a designated area includes at least one camera for encoding and transmitting streaming video of the designated area, and a video receiver for receiving, decoding and analyzing the streaming video for relevant motion, such as movement indicative of the presence of a person. Upon detecting a motion event, the video receiver triggers an alert condition, which results in storing each video steam into memory. Each camera is provided with a PIR detector circuit for measuring infrared radiation within the designated area, the video steam and IR data being transmitted to the receiver via analog communication means to reduce implementation costs. To minimize the risk of false trigger events, the receiver monitors both pixel changes in the streaming video signals as well as measured IR radiation levels within the designated area that fall within the traditional thermal energy range of human body heat.