Carlos Arteaga, 6223 Chinaberry Cir, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926

8390451, Mar 5, 2013

Oct 18, 2007

11/874554

Carlos Arteaga - Roswell GA, US
Franky Martin - Alpharetta GA, US

iAnywhere Solutions, Inc. - Dublin CA

G08B 13/14

3405721, 340 101, 340 102

Systems, methods and computer program products for the centralized control of radio frequency identification (RFID) readers are described herein. An input event control embodiment operates by receiving a signal from a non-RFID input device and commanding an RFID reader associated with the non-RFID input device to begin reading. According to an alternative time coordination embodiment, non-overlapping time slots are assigned to a plurality of RFID readers, and the RFID readers read only during their respective non-overlapping time slots. According to an alternative combined input event control/time coordination embodiment, non-overlapping time slots are assigned to a plurality of RFID readers. A signal from a non-RFID input device is received, and an RFID reader associated with the non-RFID input device is commanded to begin reading. However, such RFID reader only begins to read at the beginning of its next assigned time slot.

2002002, Feb 28, 2002

Jan 26, 2001

09/769501

Carlos Arteaga - Roswell GA, US

G06F015/16

709/217000, 709/229000

Disclosed in a thin-client system operative over a communications network to provide a thin-client device with resources present at the server. The server includes a communication control device that sends and receives messages over the network, and an operating system. Further, the server has access to a data base with capability to store certain applications executable on its operating system. Meanwhile, the client device includes a display, an external communication device for sending messages to the server and receiving messages from the server over the network, and a dedicated client scheme for controlling the display and the external communications device. Messages between the client device and the server conform to a control-oriented protocol that restricts the type of message permissible for transmission to only those descriptive of certain preselected events that are necessary for execution of a dedicated application on the server. The protocol excludes many user actions that otherwise would be transmitted to the server from the client device according to conventional display-based protocols. The present invention further contemplates methods for so enabling a thin-client device to use server resources, and also computer-readable mediums containing software for carrying out such methods on appropriately equipped servers and client devices.

2002016, Oct 31, 2002

Jan 25, 2001

09/769777

Carlos Arteaga - Suwanee GA, US
Kip Fergusson - Clarkston GA, US
Jamie Painter - Alpharetta GA, US
Robert Ortiz - Cagvas PR, US
Josean Mendez - San Juan PR, US
Jose Carlos Estefania - Mexico, MX
Pedro Rivera - San Juan PR, US
Charlie Jimenez - Guayhabo PR, US

G06F015/16

709/203000, 709/213000

The present invention provides both a system and method for conducting remote online and offline real-time transactions on a handheld device.

2009010, Apr 23, 2009

Oct 18, 2007

11/874539

Carlos ARTEAGA - Roswell GA, US
Alberto Diaz - Alpharetta GA, US

iAnywhere Solutions, Inc. - Dublin CA

G01C 21/02
G06G 7/78

701213, 701300

Systems, methods and computer program products for tracking objects in an area of interest are described. According to an embodiment, an object is tracked as follows. First position information relating to the object is received from a first sensor and translated to a coordinate system of a map. The object is displayed on the map in accordance with the translated first position information. Second position information relating to the object is received from a second sensor, where the second sensor is based on a second positioning technology different from the first positioning technology. The second position information is translated to the coordinate system of the map, and the object is displayed on the map in accordance with the translated second position information. In an embodiment, other information relating to the object is also received from sensors.