Jerry J Anderson

US Patent:

8083367, Dec 27, 2011

Filed:

Dec 12, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/653320

Inventors:

Jerry T. Anderson - San Clemente CA, US
Sonja K. Zozula - San Clemente CA, US

International Classification:

F21V 8/00

US Classification:

362147, 3622171, 362276, 3406911, 34081545, 315312

Abstract:

A system and method that helps evacuees exit a building in the event of an emergency such as a smoke event, a fire, an earthquake, a security breach, and/or the presence of unsafe levels of hazardous gasses, using linear illuminators parallel to and near the floor of an interior room or hallway to provide floor-level identification and illumination of the exit route to be used in the event of such an emergency, with some linear illuminators having directional aspects along hallways to lead evacuees toward an exit, and other illuminators outlining the perimeter of windows or doors that are safe to exit through, the illuminators normally being hardly noticeable but having controllers and energizers linked to the alarm and security systems of hospitals, hotels, residences and other occupied building structures to light up the planned exit route when emergency conditions are detected.

US Patent:

8376567, Feb 19, 2013

Filed:

Jan 22, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/011878

Inventors:

Sonja K. Zozula - San Clemente CA, US
Jerry T. Anderson - San Clemente CA, US

International Classification:

F21V 8/00

US Classification:

362147, 3622171, 362276, 3406911, 34081545, 315312

Abstract:

A system and method that helps evacuees exit a residential structure in the event of an emergency such as a fire, earthquake, security breach or the like, by providing emergency illumination around the periphery of an exit door and/or an alternative safe exit portal together with floor/ground level illumination along the path to the portal, and by providing an audible tone or voice recording to guide occupants to the exit portal. Various forms of linear illuminators parallel to and near the floor of an interior room or hallway provide the floor-level identification and illumination of the exit route to be used in the event of emergency, with some linear illuminators having directional aspects along hallways to lead evacuees toward an exit, and other illuminators outlining the perimeter of portals that are safe to exit through, the illuminators normally being hardly noticeable but having controllers and energizers to light up the planned exit route when emergency conditions are detected.

US Patent:

20130024880, Jan 24, 2013

Filed:

Jul 20, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/554214

Inventors:

Kate Moloney-Egnatios - Los Altos CA, US
Ron Kuper - Arlington MA, US
Jerry Anderson - Santa Barbara CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/24

US Classification:

725 14

Abstract:

Systems and methods for media content development and deployment are disclosed. An example system includes a development platform and content delivery platform, the platforms including a processor and a memory. The example development platform is to provide an interface to accept media content from a provider to be certified for delivery via the delivery platform. The example development platform is to facilitate testing of the media content by the provider via the interface according to testing tools and an application programming interface provided in conjunction with the development platform. The example development platform is to process the media content for monitored beta test by users via the content delivery platform. The example development platform is to evaluate the monitored beta test to determine suitability of the media content for release. The example development platform is to facilitate release of the media content for general availability via the content delivery platform.

US Patent:

53032462, Apr 12, 1994

Filed:

Jul 3, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/725161

Inventors:

Jerry D. Anderson - Hawthorne CA
Avery C. Johnson - Long Beach CA
Steve A. Manick - Los Angeles CA

Assignee:

Hughes Aircraft Company - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

G01R 3128

US Classification:

371 223

Abstract:

Processes for diagnosing boundary scan observed data produced pursuant to boundary scan testing of interconnected circuit devices having three-state bidirectional scan cells. A first set of observed data is produced by controlling each device individually to drive the I/O pins of the device pursuant to a set of test patterns and to scan out observed values, while the three-state bidirectional scan cells of the other devices that are in the high impedance state. The observed values for each device are diagnosed by a process that analyzes the observed data and refers to a pin connection list to isolate as to the pins of each device stuck-at faults, shorted pin faults, open faults between pins, and hardwire faults. A second set of observed data is produced by controlling each device in turn to be a driving device for driving its I/O pins to a first logical state, while the remaining devices are controlled to have their scan cells in the high impedance state and to scan out the signals observed on their I/O pins. The observed data is compared against expected data, and the observed data that is different from the expected data is diagnosed by a process that refers to a pin connection list and identifies short and open faults between receiving pins and respective driving devices.

US Patent:

20160003428, Jan 7, 2016

Filed:

Sep 11, 2015

Appl. No.:

14/851979

Inventors:

Jerry T Anderson - San Clemente CA, US
Sonja K Zozula - San Clemente US, US

International Classification:

F21S 8/00
F21S 9/02

Abstract:

A system and method that helps evacuees exit a residential structure in the event of an emergency such as a fire, earthquake, security breach or the like, by providing emergency illumination around the periphery of an exit door and/or an alternative safe exit portal together with floor/ground level illumination along the path to the portal, and by providing an audible tone or voice recording to guide occupants to the exit portal. Various forms of linear illuminators parallel to and near the floor of an interior room or hallway provide the floor-level identification and illumination of the exit route to be used in the event of emergency, with some linear illuminators having directional aspects along hallways to lead evacuees toward an exit, and other illuminators outlining the perimeter of portals that are safe to exit through, the illuminators normally being hardly noticeable but having controllers and energizers to light up the planned exit route when emergency conditions are detected.