CENTURY 21 Alliance - Blue Bell, PA Blue Bell, PA 6102121474 (Phone)
Interests:
I am an avid runner..
A dedicated husband and Grandfather of 3
About:
"Providing Innovative Concepts for Challenging Times" I represent both Buyers & Sellers I am a full-time-agent committed to full-time-service. Whether you are a Boomer, looking to downsize, or a first-time home buyer, I can help. Selling your Home?? I understand the selling process and will design a Customized Marketing System to assist you in differentiating your home from others in your market area. My Mission when selling your home: Prepare your home for sale Market your home to sell Work with you, as a partner Keep you up-to-date throughout the process Get you to the settlement table with the best possible price Earn your future business and referral Buying a Home?? Buying a home is not a process you should go alone. You will need a professional, an advocate, someone who has the knowledge, skill and experience to negotiate, on your behalf, in all matters monetary and logistic. Usually, this service is at no cost to you, the buyer. Boomers As a trained and designated Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) I understand the many issues to consider when selling your present home and how to help you find the best home to serve your changing needs. I will do my best to make the process go smoothly and will answer any questions you have along the way. My wife and I recently purchased a home in an Active 55 Community and I would be glad to discuss the process with you.
Franco Lodato - Weston FL, US Kevin D. Page - West Palm Beach FL, US Paul Michael Greco - Parkland FL, US Katherine Overby - Boynton Beach FL, US Hartmut H. Esslinger - Los Gatos CA, US Chris Green - San Francisco CA, US
Adam R. Aron - Fort Lauderdale FL, US Paul M. Greco - Parkland FL, US Katherine A. Overby - Boynton Beach FL, US Kevin D. Page - West Palm Beach FL, US Chris Green - Sunnyvale CA, US
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
0301
US Classification:
D 3218
Communication Device Having A Scent Release Feature And Method Thereof
Paul M. Greco - Parkland FL, US Stephen D. Hunt - Cooper City FL, US Joseph W. Seuck - Lauder Hill FL, US
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H04B 7/00 H04B 1/38
US Classification:
455 661, 4555501
Abstract:
A communication device such as a cellular telephone () includes a heat-generating device () that generates heat energy. In thermal proximity to the heat-generating device () is a scent package () that includes a scented substance that is activated by the heat generated by the heat-generating device (). In one embodiment of the invention, the heat-generating device () is a power amplifier. In another embodiment of the invention, a method of providing a scent in a communication device comprises providing a heat-generating device and placing a scent package in thermal proximity to the heat-generating device. The heat-generating device can be a power amplifier used by the communication device, or other electrical circuit found in the communication device.
Bowtie Monopole Antenna And Communication Device Using Same
Adam R. Aron - Ft. Lauderdale FL, US Paul M. Greco - Parkland FL, US Jan-Ove U. Mattsson - Plantation FL, US Lorenzo Ponce De Leon - Lake Worth FL, US
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H01Q 1/24
US Classification:
343702, 343895
Abstract:
A bowtie monopole antenna is fabricated of a sheet metal radiating body that is triangular shaped, and having a longitudinal dimension and axis () and a width (). One corner of the radiating body is tapered to form a feed point (). The length dimension determines the antenna's lowest resonance frequency while the taper created by the width determines the highest point of resonance. For using the bowtie monopole antenna in a communication device, the radiating body () is folded or wrapped around towards itself To facilitate the folding or wrapping a mounting substrate () is used. The substrate may be provided with retaining features () to capture the antenna assembly within the communication device.
Paul M. Greco - Boca Raton FL Julio C. Castaneda - Coral Springs FL
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H05K 900
US Classification:
174 35R
Abstract:
A shield (100) includes a raw sheet metal part (102) that is formed to include a tab 108 along with its biasing feature (110) at one end and a locating slot (114) at the other. This sheet metal part (102) is bent to form, whereby the tab (108) is engaged into the locating slot (114). The engagement of the tab (108) into the locating slot (114) is accompanied by the biasing feature (110) forcing the shield (100) to maintain a coplanar surface. The coplanarity of the shield (100) provides for an optimum soldering of the shield (100) to a circuit carrying substrate (300).
Electronic Device With Switch And Pivotable Actuator Assembly
Julio C. Castaneda - Coral Springs FL Troy V. Frandsen - Sunrise FL Paul M. Greco - Boca Raton FL
Assignee:
Motorola Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
H01H 312
US Classification:
200343
Abstract:
An electronic device (100) includes an internally mounted circuit substrate (110) having a surface (111) with mounted electrical components (130), including a flat switch (132) having a direction of actuation (201) substantially perpendicular to the surface. The electronic device (100) includes an actuator button (150) with an externally accessible user interface portion (151) and an internally positioned actuator member (155). The actuator member (155) is pivotable from a first position adjacent to the switch (132), to a second position engaging and actuating the switch (132) when the user interface portion (151) is depressed. Preferably, the actuator button (150) is attached to a device housing member (121, 122) using an integrally formed shaft (180) that provides a spring bias return force for the button (150) when depressed.
- Plantation FL, US Hui-Chuan Cheng - Cooper City FL, US Paul M. Greco - Parkland FL, US William Hudson Welch - Fort Lauderdale FL, US Eric C. Browy - Meridian ID, US Bradley Jay Sissom - Boulder CO, US
An artifact mitigation system includes a projector assembly and a set of imaging optics optically coupled to the projector assembly. The artifact mitigation system also includes an eyepiece optically coupled to the set of imaging optics. The eyepiece includes a diffractive incoupling interface. The artifact mitigation system further includes an artifact prevention element disposed between the set of imaging optics and the eyepiece. The artifact prevention element includes a linear polarizer, a first quarter waveplate disposed adjacent the linear polarizer, and a color select component disposed adjacent the first quarter waveplate.
- Plantation FL, US Paul M. Greco - Parkland FL, US Rony Abovitz - Weston FL, US Yonatan Munk - Fort Lauderdale FL, US Samuel A. Miller - Hollywood FL, US
International Classification:
G02B 27/01 F21V 8/00
Abstract:
Methods and systems are disclosed for presenting virtual objects on a limited number of depth planes using, e.g., an augmented reality display system. A farthest one of the depth planes is within a mismatch tolerance of optical infinity. The display system may switch the depth plane on which content is actively displayed, so that the content is displayed on the depth plane on which a user is fixating. The impact of errors in fixation tracking is addressed using partially overlapping depth planes. A fixation depth at which a user is fixating is determined and the display system determines whether to adjust selection of a selected depth plane at which a virtual object is presented. The determination may be based on whether the fixation depth falls within a depth overlap region of adjacent depth planes. The display system may switch the active depth plane depending upon whether the fixation depth falls outside the overlap region.
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC 50 S 16Th St Ste 3200 Buchanan Ingersoll &Amp; Rooney Pc, Philadelphia, PA 19102 2156653814 (Office)
Licenses:
Pennsylvania - Active 1989
Education:
Columbia University School of Law Degree - Doctor of Law (JD) Graduated - 1989 University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School Degree - B.S. Econ. Graduated - 1986
Specialties:
Corporate / Incorporation - 25% Litigation - 25% Contracts / Agreements - 25% Health Care - 25%
casionally at a window to point out the work being done inside. Paul Greco, Magic Leaps senior vice president in charge of hardware and engineering programs, explains says the entire underground floor had to be gutted and rebuilt to turn it into the sort of facility that could do what they needed. The
Date: Dec 20, 2017
Category: Technology
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Paul Greco
Lived:
Worcester, PA Blue Bell, PA
Work:
Century21 Alliance, Blue Bell, PA - Real Estate Agent
About:
Voted "Best of Montco" #1 Real Estate Agent in all Montgomery County for 2011...Your Home is Special...Shouldn't your Agent be??
Bragging Rights:
Accredited Luxury Homes Specialist///Seniors Real Estate Specialist///Century 21 Masters Ruby Award///Century 21 Quality Service Award///Montco Realtors Degree of Distinction
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