James J Norris, 80Greentown, PA

7054762, May 30, 2006

Aug 28, 2003

10/652279

Dominick A. Pagano - Weston CT, US
John Winkelman - Southbury CT, US
John Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James Norris - Danbury CT, US

Dapco Industries Inc. - Ridgefield CT

G01V 3/08

702 39

An ultrasonic real-time inspection method which is user-friendly in an interactive environment to provide ease of operation, as well as a combination of consistency, thoroughness, and speed of operation in flaw detection not achievable by other methods. The method offers significantly increased pattern recognition capability, which provides greater automation potential and reduced missed detection and false alarm rates.

7082444, Jul 25, 2006

Sep 30, 2002

10/065283

John F. Braun - Weston CT, US
John W. Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James R. Norris - Danbury CT, US
Arthur Parkos - Southbury CT, US
Alan Leung - New York NY, US
Wendy Chui Fen Leung - Woodside NY, US

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

G06F 17/30

707203

The present application describes systems and methods for identifying the version of a form using a digital pointing device. In one example, a form includes an RFID tap or barcode including a form version number. When a user is prepared to fill in the form, the digital pen checks a form database to determine if the form version is acceptable. If the form version is not acceptable, the digital pen indicates to the user that the form is not acceptable using an indicator.

7167586, Jan 23, 2007

Sep 30, 2002

10/065284

John F. Braun - Weston CT, US
John W. Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James R. Norris - Danbury CT, US
Arthur Parkos - Southbury CT, US
Alan Leung - New York NY, US
Wendy Chui Fen Leung - Woodside NY, US

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

G06K 9/46

382203

The present application describes systems and methods for composing documents using a digital pointing instrument. In further configurations, a user utilizes a pen to partially fill in a form and provide destination data whereby a forms processor adds additionally required information to the form in order to compose a complete form that is sent to the destination.

7343042, Mar 11, 2008

Sep 30, 2002

10/065285

John F. Braun - Weston CT, US
John W. Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James R. Norris - Danbury CT, US
Arthur Parkos - Southbury CT, US
Alan Leung - New York NY, US
Wendy Chui Fen Leung - Woodside NY, US

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

G06K 9/46
G06K 9/20

382203, 382202, 382317

The present application describes systems and methods for composing documents using a digital pointing instrument. In further configurations, a user utilizes a pen to trace a form serial number that is utilized to identify a form template that is used to process input data from a digital pen.

7397468, Jul 8, 2008

Sep 30, 2002

10/065282

John F. Braun - Weston CT, US
John W. Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James R. Norris - Danbury CT, US
Arthur Parkos - Southbury CT, US
Alan Leung - New York NY, US
Wendy Chui Fen Leung - Woodside NY, US

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

G06F 3/033

345179, 345173, 382313

The present application describes systems and methods for creating a document having metadata using a pointing device such as a digital pen. In one configuration, a digital pen captures pen stroke data and processes that data to determine metadata that the pen then writes to metadata storage located on the document.

7417773, Aug 26, 2008

Sep 30, 2002

10/065281

John F. Braun - Weston CT, US
John W. Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James R. Norris - Danbury CT, US
Arthur Parkos - Southbury CT, US
Alan Leung - New York NY, US
Wendy Chui Fen Leung - Woodside NY, US

Pitney Bowes Inc. - Stamford CT

H04N 1/44
H04N 1/387
H04N 1/32
H04N 1/00
G06K 3/02
G06F 13/362
G06F 12/14

358403, 358 115, 358400, 358478

The present application describes systems and methods for composing and sending facsimile messages using a digital pointing instrument. In further configurations, a user utilizes a pen to indicate a reference to a document that is appended to the outgoing facsimile. In another further configuration, the user utilizes a form having pre-defined regions that are used to correlate a pen stroke with a desired action.

2003008, May 1, 2003

Oct 29, 2001

10/021583

Easton Bell - Norwalk CT, US
Kenneth Miller - Bethel CT, US
James Norris - Danbury CT, US
Cheryl Triska - Monroe CT, US

Pitney Bowes Incorporated - Stamford CT

G06F017/60

705/001000, 705/401000

A wireless mailing system that has a minimal number of interface cables between devices, while still maintaining full functionality, is easy to add devices to, and provides remote access for each device without having a dedicated telephone line for each device or having to transport each device to a telephone line is provided. A mailing system includes a plurality of devices, each of which is adapted to communicate with the other devices via a wireless communication link to form a local network. A gateway server can act as the master of the local network to coordinate communication between the devices in the local network, or alternatively, the devices in the local network can communicate directly with each other. Additionally, the gateway server allows remote access to the local network via a standard telephone network or other data network, such as, for example, the Internet.

2004012, Jul 1, 2004

Dec 30, 2002

10/248249

Alan Leung - New York NY, US
John Rojas - Norwalk CT, US
James Norris - Danbury CT, US
Arthur Parkos - Southbury CT, US
John Braun - Fairfield CT, US
Wendy Chui Fen Leung - Woodside NY, US

PITNEY BOWES INC. - Stamford CT

G06F017/00

705/402000, 705/405000

Methods and systems for dispensing value are described. In one configuration, a unique tangible indicia is enabled with a value and then disabled after the value is redeemed. In another configuration, a user enables a unique coded stamp and associates a postage payment with the stamp. The postal service cancels the stamp by deactivating the stamp from a list of active stamps and optionally audits the payment association.