Gary David Zeigler, 72Massillon, OH

8464936, Jun 18, 2013

Nov 22, 2010

12/951670

Gary David Zeigler - Canton OH, US

G06K 5/00

235380, 235375, 235487, 235492

A secure identification card and method for authenticating a holder of an identification card is presented. The method stores personal information in the identification card that is personal to an owner of the card. When a holder of the card presents the card, the method allows the personal information that identifies the owner of the card to be extracted from the authorization card at an authorized establishment. The method then allows the authorized establishment to graphically display the personal information at the authorized establishment. This allows a person at the authorized establishment to verify, based on the graphical display of the personal information, that the holder of the card is the owner.

2001000, Jul 26, 2001

Mar 12, 2001

09/804126

Gary Zeigler - Canton OH, US

B60R021/32

280/735000, 280/730200, 297/216120, 701/049000

A vehicle safety collision headrest system which substantially instantaneously moves a headrest of a seat from any manually adjusted position to a fully extended position. The system includes a pressure actuation assembly having combustible propellant or fluid tank fluidly connected to a cylinder. The cylinder is rigidly connected to a bottom of the headrest and upon the occurrence of a collision or abrupt stopping the pressure actuation system fires the cylinder upwardly which causes the headrest to extend to a properly adjusted position behind a passenger's head and neck. The pressure actuation system inflates a front airbag which extends between a bottom of the headrest and a top of the seat to fill the gap therebetween. The front airbag cushions the passenger's head and neck as the passenger is thrust rearward and protects the passenger's head and neck from contacting the cylinder and poles rigidly mounted to the bottom of the headrest. A rear airbag may be optionally provided to protect back seat passengers from contacting the rear of the front seat and its hardware as the back seat passenger is thrust forward. The safety collision headrest system can be installed in rear seats as well as in front seats.

6199900, Mar 13, 2001

Feb 26, 1998

9/031974

Gary D. Zeigler - Canton OH

B60R 2132

280735

A vehicle safety collision headrest system which substantially instantaneously moves a headrest of a seat from any manually adjusted position to a fully extended position. The system includes a pressure actuation assembly having combustible propellant or fluid tank fluidly connected to a cylinder. The cylinder is rigidly connected to a bottom of the headrest and upon the occurrence of a collision or abrupt stopping the pressure actuation system fires the cylinder upwardly which causes the headrest to extend to a properly adjusted position behind a passenger's head and neck. The pressure actuation system inflates a front airbag which extends between a bottom of the headrest and a top of the seat to fill the gap therebetween. The front airbag cushions the passenger's head and neck as the passenger is thrust rearward and protects the passenger's head and neck from contacting the cylinder and poles rigidly mounted to the bottom of the headrest. A rear airbag may be optionally provided to protect back seat passengers from contacting the rear of the front seat and its hardware as the back seat passenger is thrust forward.

2014035, Dec 4, 2014

Nov 11, 2013

14/076799

Gary David Zeigler - North Canton OH, US

G06Q 20/40

705 44

The present invention relates to authenticating and securing online purchases. The present invention recognizes that an account holder may initiate a financial transaction from a home computer, cellular telephone, or some other electronic device or node which the account holder controls. Prior to initiating an online purchase, the present invention requires the account holder to upload or provide a unique identifier associated with the node to the financial institution associated with the financial account of the user. The financial account may thereafter check whether the request for an online transaction was initiated with the trusted node by comparing the unique identifier of the requesting node with the unique identifier on file for the user. If the unique identifiers match, the financial institution authenticates the financial transaction and allows it to proceed. If the unique identifiers do not match, the financial institution rejects the financial transaction.