Lawrence N Richman, 827840 Mission Center Ct UNIT 106, San Diego, CA 92108

6894617, May 17, 2005

May 4, 2002

10/139110

Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US

Richman Technology Corporation - San Diego CA

G08B023/00

3405731, 340541, 3405391, 345 7

A guard enhancing multiple site, readily scalable security system combines human-based security personnel with a diverse array of fixed and movable electronic security enhancing components, and numerous modes of communications between said components, including hard wired and wireless applications. The security related components include event sensors, identification tracking for people and things, access control devices, security guard wearable computers and hand held computers as well as embedded data processing control and communications systems, with all sensors and sites capable of being monitored by a designated headquarters through checkpoint data processing components and base station components. The security system provides better trained security guards, who are more alert and responsive, and more closely supervised and easily scheduled, enhanced financial monitoring, more accurately paid and expensed security services, better archived and reported security related events, as well as being better coordinated with public agencies, enhanced safety, and readily upgraded and integrated with existing and future technologies. The primary goal of the system configuration is to make human security guard tour tasks planned, controlled, monitored, recorded and paid in a highly efficient and effective manner.

7990268, Aug 2, 2011

Oct 17, 2008

12/253826

Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US

Richman Technology Corporation - San Diego CA

G08B 13/00

340541

A security system comprises one or more sensor devices configured to detect conditions at one or more sites; one or more checkpoints at each of said one or more sites configured to receive signals from the one or more sensor devices; and a central headquarters processor configured to receive signals indicative of the conditions detected at said one or more sites from the one or more checkpoints. The central headquarters processor is configured to process the signals to determine if an event has occurred.

8174378, May 8, 2012

Mar 18, 2005

12/067271

Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US
Anca Vacaru - San Diego CA, US
Olga A. Zatusevschi - San Diego CA, US

Richman Technology Corporation - San Diego CA

G08B 19/00
G08B 1/00
G08B 29/00

340521, 340506, 340531, 34053916, 340522, 348143, 700 83

Provided is a human guard enhancing multiple site security system comprising one or more human guards, peripheral equipment positioned at one or more sites, said peripheral equipment comprising one or more of a plurality of sensors, video cameras, positioning systems, and mobile communication and data processing equipment, said peripheral equipment being further capable of collecting and transmitting event-related and environmental data, one or more checkpoint systems capable of receiving, processing into a standardized protocol, and further relaying the data received from said peripheral equipment, and of providing said one or more guards with information based on the data, and one or more stations capable of logging, processing, and reporting the data relayed from said one or more checkpoint systems to provide a security system status and to facilitate human supervision, situation analysis, decision making, and intervention. The system includes a computer implemented communications protocol, which is an XML based communications protocol for real time security alert monitoring purposes. The XML based communications protocol consists of numerous modules which receive and convert data messages from varying security devices and sensors, standardize, translate and send converted messages, and encrypt and decrypt said data messages.

8350698, Jan 8, 2013

Jun 30, 2011

13/174348

Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US

Richman Management Corporation - San Diego CA

G08B 13/00

340541

A security system comprises one or more sensor devices configured to detect conditions at one or more sites; one or more checkpoints at each of said one or more sites configured to receive signals from the one or more sensor devices; and a central headquarters processor configured to receive signals indicative of the conditions detected at said one or more sites from the one or more checkpoints. The central headquarters processor is configured to process the signals to determine if an event has occurred.

2003020, Nov 6, 2003

Jun 20, 2002

10/176565

Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US
Anca Vacaru - San Diego CA, US
Olga Zatusevschi - San Diego CA, US
Andrey Belyshev - Spring Valley CA, US
Martin Oostendorp - San Diego CA, US
Dmitry Denisov - Spring Valley CA, US
Konstantin Alexeev - La Mesa CA, US

G08B029/00

340/506000, 340/531000

A computer implemented communications method and protocol is provided which utilizes an XML based communications protocol for security monitoring purposes. The XML based communications protocol consists of numerous modules which receive and convert data messages from varying security devices and sensors, standardize and send converted messages, and encrypt and decrypt said data messages as necessary. With a security system core application (SCA) running on various integrated checkpoint, base station and headquarter based computers and/or other data processing units, the data messages are filtered and transmitted from checkpoint computers to base station computers, then received by a headquarters data processing unit. The SCA running on base station and/or headquarters computers analyzes, reports and logs environmental as well as security events within one or more subject sites. The resulting integrated security system provides better trained security guards who are more alert, and more responsive, more closely supervised and more easily scheduled with enhanced financial monitoring for more accurately paid and costed security services, better archived and better reported security related events, that are also better coordinated with public agencies, have enhanced safety, and are readily upgraded and integrated with any existing and future technologies.

2012024, Oct 4, 2012

Apr 4, 2012

13/439562

Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US
Anca Vacaru - San Diego CA, US
Olga A. Zatusevschi - San Diego CA, US

G08B 1/08

34053911

An enhanced human oriented system () capable of exchanging data among human guards, peripheral equipment monitoring sites where security system () is activated, and stations where the data collected at the sites is analyzed and appropriate countermeasures are implemented. Hard wired bi-directional communication (), and indirect communication, for example, use of a global computer network like the Internet () are methods of communication between a central headquarters () and one or more facilities sites () and (). The system includes a computer implemented communications protocol, which is an XML base communication protocol for real time security alert monitoring purposes.

2013014, Jun 6, 2013

Dec 28, 2012

13/729872

Richman Technology Corporation - San Diego CA, US
Lawrence Richman - La Mesa CA, US

Richman Technology Corporation - San Diego CA

G08B 25/00

340517

A security system comprises one or more sensor devices configured to detect conditions at one or more sites; one or more checkpoints at each of said one or more sites configured to receive signals from the one or more sensor devices; and a central headquarters processor configured to receive signals indicative of the conditions detected at said one or more sites from the one or more checkpoints. The central headquarters processor is configured to process the signals to determine if an event has occurred.

2015016, Jun 11, 2015

Feb 17, 2015

14/624392

- San Diego CA, US
Lawrence Richman - San Diego CA, US

G08B 13/24
G08B 27/00

A security system comprises one or more sensor devices configured to detect conditions at one or more sites; one or more checkpoints at each of said one or more sites configured to receive signals from the one or more sensor devices; and a central headquarters processor configured to receive signals indicative of the conditions detected at said one or more sites from the one or more checkpoints. The central headquarters processor is configured to process the signals to determine if an event has occurred.