Amit Gupta, 45Edison, NJ

7454722, Nov 18, 2008

Mar 1, 2005

11/068036

Amit Gupta - Waltham MA, US
Charles W. Selvidge - Wellesley MA, US

Mentor Graphics Corporation - Wilsonville OR

G06F 17/50

716 3, 716 18

Aspects of the present invention are directed to converting non-oscillatory combinational loops into acyclic circuits. Combinational loops may be modeled as state-holding elements where non-oscillatory loops are broken using edge-sensitive latches. In addition to providing a way to model combinational loops originally consisting only of gates (i. e. , without originally including any state-holding elements), loops that have paths through user latches may also be converted. The presented methodology may be used with both small and large loops.

7493266, Feb 17, 2009

Mar 20, 2002

10/103267

Amit K. Gupta - Princeton NJ, US

G06Q 10/00

705 3, 705 2

The present invention is a system and method for management of consumer services such as health care services which combines new financial structure for health insurance and health benefit plan, payment methods, health plan design, benefit development algorithms, unique procurement methods for health care benefits with and without application to an individual consumer's personal state of health, and is integrated with financial services and asset management products, and benefits for an individual consumer's future medical and/or retirement savings, for healthcare needs. The method and system employs a combination of the defined benefit and defined contribution approaches which combination is referred to herein as “defined-care. ” Defined-care model or the healthcare asset management model has two primary components, one which is referred to herein as a “health management and retirement account”, and the other of which is an infrastructure “connected portal” that interfaces through a technology platform with the health management and retirement accounts and the account holders. The foundation of this infrastructure according to the present invention is a technology platform across which a variety of processes are implemented.

8181129, May 15, 2012

Oct 10, 2008

12/249320

Amit Gupta - Waltham MA, US
Charles W. Selvidge - Wellesley MA, US

Mentor Graphics Corporation - Wilsonville OR

G06F 17/50

716103, 716104, 716106

Aspects of the present invention are directed to converting non-oscillatory combinational loops into acyclic circuits. Combinational loops may be modeled as state-holding elements where non-oscillatory loops are broken using edge-sensitive latches. In addition to providing a way to model combinational loops originally consisting only of gates (i. e. , without originally including any state-holding elements), loops that have paths through user latches may also be converted. The presented methodology may be used with both small and large loops.

2010001, Jan 14, 2010

Jan 7, 2009

12/350044

Amit K. Gupta - Princeton NJ, US

CareGain, Inc. - Monroe NJ

G06Q 10/00
G06Q 40/00
G06Q 50/00

705 2

The present invention is a system and method for management of consumer services such as health care services which combines new financial structure for health insurance and health benefit plan, payment methods, health plan design, benefit development algorithms, unique procurement methods for health care benefits with and without application to an individual consumer's personal state of health, and is integrated with financial services and asset management products, and benefits for an individual consumer's future medical and/or retirement savings, for healthcare needs. The method and system employs a combination of the defined benefit and defined contribution approaches which combination is referred to herein as “defined-care.” Defined-care model or the healthcare asset management model has two primary components, one which is referred to herein as a “health management and retirement account”, and the other of which is an infrastructure “connected portal” that interfaces through a technology platform with the health management and retirement accounts and the account holders. The foundation of this infrastructure according to the present invention is a technology platform across which a variety of processes are implemented. In the technology platform for the infrastructure of the present invention, the conventional processes and the new processes are integrated, thereby allowing a change to one process to be adopted by or otherwise accommodated by the other processes.

2011007, Mar 24, 2011

Apr 27, 2010

12/768573

Amit Gupta - Somerville MA, US
Alan Rosenbach - Worcester MA, US
Aman Russom - Stockholm, SE
Kenneth T. Kotz - Auburndale MA, US
Mehmet Toner - Wellesley MA, US
Ronald G. Tompkins - Boston MA, US

C12Q 1/68
C12Q 1/04
C12N 5/078
C12N 5/0786

435 6, 435 34, 435325

Leukocytes (e.g., neutrophils, monocytes and/or lymphocytes) can be captured and separated from blood by removing platelets using a spiral channel, followed by capturing individual leukocyte types in a series of cell capture channels having leukocyte binding moieties. Accordingly, various microfluidic-based cell affinity chromatography methods can be used to separate leukocytes from whole blood.

2012017, Jul 5, 2012

Dec 29, 2010

12/980974

Amit GUPTA - Edison NJ, US
Shahid Ahmed - Monmouth Junction NJ, US

H04M 11/10
H04W 64/00

455413, 4554561

A voicemail message system may process voicemail messages sent by mobile communication devices. A network interface may receive the voicemail messages over a network communication system. Each voicemail message may include metadata relating to the voicemail message containing location information indicative of the location of the mobile communication device at approximately the time the message is sent by the mobile communication device. A voicemail message processing system may cause each message which is received by the network interface to be stored in a message storage system, along with its location information. Related mobile communication devices, telephone switches, and recipient phone call devices are also described.

2013023, Sep 12, 2013

Mar 9, 2012

13/416835

Amit GUPTA - Highland Park NJ, US
Rashmi Naik - Belle Mead NJ, US

Cellco Partnership d/b/a Verizon Wireless - Basking Ridge NJ

G08B 1/08

34053911

An airport baggage tracking and notification system may include a baggage tracking system and a baggage location notification system. The baggage tracking system may be configured to track when baggage at an airport has arrived at and/or has departed from one or more locations at an airport, such as a check in area, a baggage sorting area, within an airplane, a baggage pickup area, and/or a passenger exit at the airport. The baggage location notification system may be configured to cause a notification to be automatically delivered to a passenger that is transporting the baggage, a passenger transportation service, and/or others contemporaneously with when the baggage has arrived at and/or departed from each of the locations indicating that the baggage has arrived at or departed from each location.

2021035, Nov 18, 2021

May 14, 2021

17/321174

- New York NY, US
Kathryn Go - Somerville MA, US
Amit Gupta - Jersey City NJ, US
Benjamin Harlow - Brooklyn NY, US
Alan Murray - New York NY, US
Tim Sharp - Farmingdale NY, US

TMRW Life Sciences, Inc. - New York NY

G16H 10/40
G16H 70/20
G16H 40/20
G16H 40/67
G06K 7/14
G16H 70/60
A01N 1/02

A biological specimen of a subject is handled and tracked for a procedure involving that specimen. Prior to initiation of the procedure, a first procedure data structure (PDS) is generated. The first PDS binds an identifier corresponding to the subject with an indicator of a procedure to be performed on the specimen and identifiers of a specimen container and a specimen holder that physically contacts the biological specimen, as well as a scheduled time for the procedure. A schedule of a plurality of PDSs including the first PDS, is displayed on a display device of a graphical user interface. Following initiation of the procedure, the first PDS is updated based on user input, and after the procedure, at least a portion of the first PDS, as updated, is stored in a database in conjunction with other PDSs respectively associated with other completed procedures.