Joseph Carlton Lloyd

US Patent:

20090044011, Feb 12, 2009

Filed:

Apr 11, 2008

Appl. No.:

12/101363

Inventors:

William C. Russell - Sterling VA, US
Joseph M. Braceland - Annandale VA, US
Joseph C. Lloyd - Mount Airy MD, US
Hisham Abraham - Vienna VA, US
Michael D. Cumberledge - Gainesville VA, US

Assignee:

Mount Airey Group, Inc. - Annandale VA

International Classification:

H04L 9/06
G06F 21/00

US Classification:

713168

Abstract:

Certain exemplary embodiments can provide a method that includes a proof of authorization for any number of activities within an organization, where the proof of authorization associates a specific set of rights, privileges, permissions and/or powers with a collection of entities, each of which has a distinct digital identity. The proof of authorization allows any entity within the collection of entities to interface with or access one or more specific categories of information and/or one or more physical resources within an organization, according to the set of rights privileges, permissions and/or powers established by the authorization proof. The authorization proof may further include references to authorization proofs issued by other organizations in a federation of organizations.

US Patent:

20200217070, Jul 9, 2020

Filed:

Jan 3, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/734094

Inventors:

- Sterling VA, US
Joseph M. LLOYD - Ashburn VA, US
Andre L. JOHNSON - Laurel MD, US
Alfred B. COOK - Potomac Falls VA, US

Assignee:

TechnoGuard Inc. - Sterling VA

International Classification:

E04B 7/16
E04B 1/346
E04H 5/02

Abstract:

A system including a plurality of servers mounted in server racks and a cold aisle containment (CAC), the CAC including a roof system, wherein the roof system includes a frame, a plurality of roof panels, wherein each roof panel is connected to the frame and is rotatable with respect to the frame, and a holding mechanism for holding a first roof panel among the plurality of roof panels in a closed position, wherein each roof panel among the plurality of roof panels overlaps at least one adjacent roof panel among the plurality of roof panels, and wherein release of the holding mechanism causes each of the roof panels to rotate to an open position in a cascading manner.