Joseph John Witkowski, 45253 Emporium Ave, West Seneca, NY 14224

2020008, Mar 12, 2020

Nov 13, 2019

16/682261

- Dublin 4, IE
Joseph J. Witkowski - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph R. Casper - Baldwinsville NY, US
Benjamin David Vollmer - Manlius NY, US

F21V 21/15
G01P 15/18
G01C 19/02
G01C 5/00
F21V 21/14

A method for providing assistance in aiming of one or more illumination devices in an area may include, by a processor, receiving photometric data for an area, and using the photometric data to determine an aiming vector for the illumination device. The area may include the illumination device. the method may further include receiving, from an orientation sensor module of the illumination device, orientation data for the illumination device, and using the orientation data and the aiming vector to determine if there is an error in the aiming of the illumination device. The response to determining that there is an error in the aiming of the illumination device, the method further includes causing a controller associated with a driving means of the illumination device for correcting the error in the aiming of the illumination device.

2017021, Aug 3, 2017

Apr 20, 2017

15/492342

- Syracuse NY, US
Joseph Casper - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph Witkowski - Syracuse NY, US
Jonathan Hull - Syracuse NY, US

F21V 29/75
H05B 33/08
F21V 21/14
H05B 37/02
F21V 3/04
F21V 29/89
F21V 17/12
F21V 23/00
F21V 31/00

A lighting device including a light emitting diode (LED) luminaire assembly and a bracket body. The bracket body includes at least one arm configured to support the LED luminaire assembly, and a cavity configured to receive a power supply.

2017018, Jun 29, 2017

Dec 22, 2016

15/388907

- Syracuse NY, US
Joseph R. Casper - Syracuse NY, US
Walten Peter Owens - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph J. Witkowski - Syracuse NY, US

F21V 3/00
F21V 23/06
F21V 21/30
F21S 2/00
F21V 29/74
F21V 15/01

A light emitting diode (LED) module for a light fixture includes a substrate with an upper surface and a lower surface. Various pressure multiplying pads are integrally connected to the lower surface, and each pressure multiplying pad extends away from the lower surface. LEDs are attached to the upper surface, along with a set of conductive lines so that each conductive line electrically connects a corresponding LED to a power inputs. Each of the pressure multiplying pads may be positioned opposite a corresponding LED. A flexible lens cover may cover the upper surface and the LEDs, while leaving the lower surface and pressure multiplying pads exposed so that the pads can contact a heat sink of the light fixture.

2017018, Jun 29, 2017

Dec 28, 2016

15/392178

- Syracuse NY, US
Joseph J. WITKOWSKI - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph R. CASPER - Syracuse NY, US
Banjamin David VOLLMER - Syracuse NY, US

F21V 21/15
G01C 19/02
G01C 5/00
G01P 15/18

A method for providing assistance in aiming of one or more illumination devices in an area may include, by a processor, receiving photometric data for an area, and using the photometric data to determine an aiming vector for the illumination device. the area may include the illumination device. the method may further include receiving, from an orientation sensor module of the illumination device, orientation data for the illumination device, and using the orientation data and the aiming vector to determine if there is an error in the aiming of the illumination device.

2017018, Jun 29, 2017

Dec 28, 2016

15/392236

- Syracuse NY, US
George DEDRICH - Syracuse NY, US
Christopher D. NOLAN - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph R. CASPER - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph J. WITKOWSKI - Syracuse NY, US

H05B 37/02
H05B 33/08
H04M 1/725

A lighting control system includes a control card for an illumination device. The control card receives an input signal from a controller electronic device, identifies a type of the illumination device, and uses the identified type to identify an output signal protocol corresponding to the illumination device. If the input signal uses a protocol that differs from that of the output signal protocol, the control card will convert the input signal to the output signal protocol. The controller device may be programmed to enable a user to display and/or control various parameters of various lighting devices.

2016033, Nov 17, 2016

Jul 27, 2016

15/221159

- Syracuse NY, US
Christopher D. Nolan - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph J. Witkowski - Syracuse NY, US
Jeff R. Shuster - Syracuse NY, US
Brian M. Wilson - Syracuse NY, US

H05B 33/08

A lighting control system includes a device controller containing control circuitry that is configured to control drive currents delivered to a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs) of a lighting device. The control circuitry generates commands to compensate for failed LEDs in the plurality of LEDs by controlling drive currents delivered to a group of LEDs so that the illuminance level of light detected by an illuminance sensor will not substantially change because of the failed LED, if the voltage across the group of LEDs is less than the threshold amount. The control circuitry also controls the plurality of LEDs in response to data received from a sensor configured to measure a characteristic value of light received from the lighting device, by controlling drive currents delivered to the LEDs if the detected characteristic value of light from the lighting device has moved above or below a threshold.

2016007, Mar 10, 2016

Nov 16, 2015

14/942501

- Syracuse NY, US
Christopher D. Nolan - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph J. Witkowski - Syracuse NY, US
Jeff R. Shuster - Syracuse NY, US
Brian M. Wilson - Syracuse NY, US

H05B 33/08

A lighting system includes an external sensor that is configured to measure a characteristic value of light received from the lighting system in a location of an environment that is illuminated by the lighting system, and a lighting device. The lighting device includes a plurality of LEDs that include a first group of LEDs that exhibit a first color temperature and a second group of LEDs that exhibit a second color temperature, a housing, and a device controller containing control circuitry that is configured to receive data from the external sensor and automatically alter a characteristic of light emitted by one or more of the LEDs in response to the received data. The housing may include an opening that receives and secures the plurality of LEDs, a body portion that provides a heat sink for the plurality of LEDs, and a power supply.

2016007, Mar 10, 2016

Nov 16, 2015

14/942471

- Syracuse NY, US
Christopher D. Nolan - Syracuse NY, US
Joseph J. Witkowski - Syracuse NY, US
Jeff R. Shuster - Syracuse NY, US
Brian M. Wilson - Syracuse NY, US

H05B 33/08

A lighting system includes a group of light emitting diode (LED) illumination devices. A controller may identify a set of the illumination devices that correspond to a zone, and to generate commands to cause the device drivers for each of the identified illumination devices to control its corresponding illumination device so that a specified color temperature, illuminance level, or both of light will be received at a location in the zone. A method for calibrating such a system is also disclosed. A user interface allows a user to select a scene after the calibration is complete.