Michael F Goldsmith, 70Longmont, CO

6901030, May 31, 2005

Feb 13, 2003

10/366256

Michael Bruce Goldsmith - Framingham MA, US
Peter Allen Krumhansl - Amherst MA, US
Yevgeniy Yakovlevich Dorfman - Allston MA, US

BBNT Solutions LLC - Cambridge MA

G01S003/80
G06F015/00

367124, 702189

The methods and systems relate to tracking targets, and more particularly to tracking multiple targets within a field of densely distributed sensor nodes using wave processing/analysis methods applied to “target-waves” in an observable physical phenomena. The “target-waves” are target induced perturbations of a physical phenomena that are analogous to a propagating wave where the wave propagation velocities are equal to the target velocities. The term “target” refers to an individual object, or a group of objects that can be treated as an entity, whose position, speed, direction, separation, etc. is of interest to a user. Some examples, not exclusive, are military vehicles (e. g. tanks) along a road, people on sidewalks or in halls, and ships at sea.

7174907, Feb 13, 2007

May 16, 2005

11/130060

Michael Alexander Goldsmith - Flushing NY, US
Elizabeth Ann Goldsmith - Flushing NY, US

A45B 3/00

135 66, 135 16, 135 342, 224407

A walking cane device which supports a basket () and lid (), permitting a storage area to transport objects. A support ring () and support columns () are secured to the shaft of the cane (). The support columns () extend upwards and slightly outward of the shaft and along the sides of the basket (), securing and stabilizing the basket () in place. A lid () is attached to the basket () by means of the attachment of the loops () to fasteners ().

5669588, Sep 23, 1997

Aug 26, 1996

8/703382

Michael A. Goldsmith - Flushing NY

B61B 102

246307

A safety device for train passengers which permits barriers to rise and lower as trains (66) pass. Ridge posts (58) are secured by ridge post mounts (64) on a train undercarriage (68). Ridge wheels (60) spins on the ridge posts (58). As the train (66) moves into a train station, the ridge wheels (60) will first encounter an inclined ramp guide (1) or a mechanical ramp guide (52) and spin along the spin wheel ridge (4), causing the motion barrier wall (2) to move downward, below the platform level (10). As the motion barrier wall (2) moves downward, its support system, pole spring units (12) or cylinder spring units (22) will be compressed into underground chambers. As the train (66) leaves the train station the ridge wheels (60) will continue spinning until the last car of the train (66) rolls off the end of the spin wheel ridge (4) and the ramp guide (1) or a mechanical ramp guide (52). At this point, the motion barrier wall (2) would have returned to its normal resting position above the platform level (10) and cylinder spring units (22) or pole spring units (12) would have expanded out of pole spring chambers (28), cylinder spring chambers (40) or barrier slots (70).

5477625, Dec 26, 1995

Aug 29, 1994

8/297148

Michael A. Goldsmith - Flushing NY
Elizabeth A. Goldsmith - Flushing NY

A43B 2136
A43B 324
A43B 2126

36 36R

A conversion device for ladies shoes which permits heels and straps to be changed. A heel (2) which is screwed into a heel chamber (8) is secured by a stretch strap (6). Stretch strap (6) is snapped into position at the intersection of a receptor (10) and a connector (15). A screw top (5) is housed in a rubber filler (4). Rubber filler (4) is topped by a protective strip (3) and a leather sole (9).