Michael J Epstein, 44Bozman, MD

6879805, Apr 12, 2005

Oct 7, 2002

10/265827

Michael L. Epstein - Princeton Junction NJ, US

G09B007/00

434353, 434327, 434328, 434346, 434348, 434354, 434355, 434356, 434358, 434359, 434363

A test form comprises a substrate, a chromogenic material applied to at least a top surface portion of the substrate, a removable opaque layer overlaying a portion of the chromogenic material, the chromogenic material being adapted to irreversibly generate a visible change in color to form a desired indicia, upon exposure of the area to an activating agent such as heat to predetermined areas on a bottom portion of the substrate, all without disturbing the opaque layer covering the indicia so produced. The present invention is further directed to a method and system for customizing a test form having a removable opaque layer, by permitting printing under the opaque layer to be concealed until the corresponding opaque layer covering the indicia is removed.

6955794, Oct 18, 2005

Feb 19, 2003

10/371243

Kurt Kovach - Highlands NJ, US
Richard Crowe - Hazlet NJ, US
Seth Tropper - Marlboro NJ, US
Michael Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US

Plasmasol Corporation - Hoboken NJ

B01D053/00
H05F003/04

423210, 2041573, 204159, 204164, 204177, 204179, 42218604, 423235, 4232421, 4232451, 423585

A plasma reactor including a first dielectric having at least one slot defined therethrough, and a segmented electrode including a plurality of electrode segments, each electrode segment is disposed proximate an associated slot. Each electrode segment may be formed in different shapes, for example, a plate, bar, rim, or plug. The electrode segment may be hollow, solid, or made from a porous material. The reactor may include a second electrode and dielectric with the first and second dielectrics separated by a predetermined distance to form a channel therebetween into which the plasma exiting from the slots defined in the first dielectric is discharged. The fluid to be treated is passed through the channel and exposed to the plasma discharge. If the electrode segment is hollow or made of a porous material, then the fluid/gas to be treated may be fed into the slots defined in the first dielectric and exposed therein to the maximum plasma density. Thus, the fluid/gas to be treated may be exposed to the plasma discharge both in the slots as well as in the channel between the two dielectrics.

7057516, Jun 6, 2006

Mar 28, 2005

11/091163

Dimitri Donskoy - Fair Haven NJ, US
Michael Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US
Jaime A. Siegel - Woodcliff Lake NJ, US

G08B 23/00

3405731, 3405453, 340567, 43124, 434321, 324637

A device and method for detecting the presence of living organisms in a structure or behind a wall or partition utilizes a microwave or radio-frequency one or more transceivers which generate separate and distinct interrogating signals and receives separate and distinct signals reflected from a structure and living organisms within it. The reflected signals received by each of the transceivers are processed, for instance by a microprocessor, so as to provide output signals that indicate the presence or absence of a living organism in the structure or behind wall or partition. The microprocessor distinguishes and differentiate signals from different living organisms and from false indication of the presence of living organisms, thereby enabling the detection of living organisms despite the existence of motion signals caused by non-living organism motion. Similarly, the device can distinguish between the biological characteristics, such as respiration rates, of targets to determine if the targets are of the type sought, for example, human targets as opposed to pets or insects.

8174235, May 8, 2012

Jul 25, 2011

13/190197

Christopher K. Dyer - Madison NJ, US
Michael L. Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US
Duncan Culver - Howell NJ, US

Lightening Energy - Dover NJ

H02J 7/00
B60K 6/20
B60L 9/00

320109, 180 6521, 701 22

A method for recharging an electric vehicle having an electric battery for powering a vehicle drive system is provided. The method includes recharging the electric vehicle during a first period at a first electrical power and recharging the electric vehicle during a second period shorter than the first period at a second electrical power higher than the first electrical power. The recharging includes delivering coolant to the electric vehicle to cool the electric battery during the second period. Other methods of recharging an electric vehicle are also provided.

8350526, Jan 8, 2013

Jul 25, 2011

13/190225

Christopher K. Dyer - Madison NJ, US
Michael L. Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US
Duncan Culver - Howell NJ, US

Lightening Energy - Dover NJ

H02J 7/00

320109, 320104

A vehicle charging station is provided. The vehicle charging station includes a charging source providing an electrical charge, a coolant source providing coolant and a connector having both an electrical supply section delivering the electrical charge and a coolant supply section delivering the coolant. The connector is capable of connecting to a vehicle. A connector for a vehicle charging station and an electric vehicle are also provided.

8498886, Jul 30, 2013

Jul 5, 2012

13/541913

Michael L. Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US
Christopher K. Dyer - Madison NJ, US
Duncan Culver - Howell NJ, US

Lightening Energy - Dover NJ

G06Q 10/00

705 5

A method for creating an electric vehicle charging network includes receiving first location data from a first remote device; providing electric vehicle charger data to the first remote device as a function of the first location data; receiving second location data from a second remote device; providing the electric vehicle charger data to the second remote device as a function of the second location data; and, in response to the electric vehicle charger data, receiving interest data from the first and second remote devices to permit creation of a first electric vehicle charger. Further methods and systems are provided.

8587253, Nov 19, 2013

Mar 30, 2012

13/435635

Christopher K. Dyer - Madison NJ, US
Michael L. Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US
Duncan Culver - Howell NJ, US

Lightening Energy - Dover NJ

H02J 7/00
B60L 9/00
B60K 6/20

320109, 701 22, 180 6521

A method for recharging an electric vehicle having an electric battery for powering a vehicle drive system is provided. The method includes recharging the electric vehicle during a first period at a first electrical power and recharging the electric vehicle during a second period shorter than the first period at a second electrical power higher than the first electrical power. The recharging includes delivering coolant to the electric vehicle to cool the electric battery during the second period. Other methods of recharging an electric vehicle are also provided.

2005012, Jun 16, 2005

Jan 3, 2005

11/028396

Dimitri Donskoy - Fair Haven NJ, US
Michael Epstein - Bedminster NJ, US
Jaime Siegel - Woodcliff Lake NJ, US

G06K009/00

382128000

A device and method for detecting the presence of living organisms in a structure or behind a wall or partition utilizes a plurality of transceivers, each of which generates separate and distinct interrogating signals and receives separate and distinct signals reflected from a structure and living organisms within it. The reflected signals received by each of the transceivers are processed, for instance by a microprocessor, so as to provide output signals that indicate the presence or absence of a living organism in the structure or behind wall or partition. The microprocessor distinguishes and differentiate signals from different living organisms and from false indication of the presence of living organisms, thereby enabling the detection of living organisms despite the existence of motion signals caused by non-living organism motion. Similarly, the device can distinguish between the biological characteristics, such as respiration rates, of targets to determine if the targets are of the type sought, for example, human targets as opposed to pets or insects.