Marius M Todor

US Patent:

8382657, Feb 26, 2013

Filed:

Oct 5, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/573252

Inventors:

Zoltan A. Bodor - Plantation FL, US
Matthew T. Goodale - Davie FL, US
Oscar Jerome Williams - Miramar FL, US
Marius Todor - Lake Worth FL, US
Shusheng Ye - Davie FL, US
Jurgen Zobel - Pembroke Pines AL, US

Assignee:

Integrated Medical Systems International, Inc - Birmingham AL

International Classification:

A61B 1/00

US Classification:

600101, 600117, 600127, 600188

Abstract:

The invention relates to test equipment for rigid endoscopes, but also for flexible endoscopes and video endoscopes. The equipment includes an enclosure having a cover hingedly coupled to a base, an optical test target coupled to the cover, an endoscope support stand pivotably coupled to the enclosure and a bed contained within the base including a plurality of indentations shaped for receiving individual pieces of endoscope testing equipment. The testing equipment can include magnification loupes, light post adapters, battery powered light sources, cleansing tissues and a ruler. A support bracket is coupled between the cover and the endoscope support stand wherein the endoscope support stand is pivotably coupled to the support bracket.

US Patent:

59636505, Oct 5, 1999

Filed:

May 1, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/847194

Inventors:

Dan Simionescu - Highland Beach FL
Marius Todor - Lighthouse Point FL
M. Keith Vinson - Boca Raton FL

International Classification:

H04L 900

US Classification:

380 49

Abstract:

A customizable data acquisition device (DA) and a data collection system (DCS). The DA is remotely located for attachment to a variety of I/O devices, and uses an RF transceiver with a primary cache. A centrally located or mobile DCS with a secondary cache communicates with one or more DA's and stores DA data in the secondary cache. The DA has a programmable controller and an I/O interface capable of attaching to a variety of I/O devices. The DA primary cache holds data for bulk transfers to the DCS to minimize DA/DCS data transmission traffic. The DCS secondary cache accumulates data from the DA and allows data queries by multiple independent application programs (which may be located on the DCS, other DCSs, or remote host systems) without requiring retransmission of data from the DA for each query. Applications can query cached data in the secondary cache, and optionally query the primary cache or query the I/O device via the DA. Each DA is capable of peer to peer communication to allow DAs physically located outside of the transmission range of the DA/DCS to communicate with the DCS by routing data through other DAs in a network of DAs until the data can be transmitted to the DCS.