David J Wilkinson, 5717112 Yellowstar Dr, Austin, TX 78738

6735706, May 11, 2004

Dec 6, 2000

09/732216

Jock F. Tomlinson - Beaverton OR
David C. Wilkinson - Austin TX
James J. Bennett - Hillsboro OR
Douglas C. Morse - Yamhill OR

Lattice Semiconductor Corporation - Hillsboro OR

G06F 126

713300

A programmable power management integrated circuit includes analog input monitors that receive analog input signals that correspond to voltage, current, or temperature measurements. The analog input monitors apply programmable thresholds to the measurements and output the results to a programmable logic device, which may generate various status and/or control signals to the system being monitored. The programmable logic device controls FET drivers that can switch on and off power to the monitored system. The programmable power management integrated circuit may also comprise an internal oscillator, a serial interface, an in-system programmable interface, a joint test action group interface, a memory that stores identification information, and a register for capturing system information during power-down.

7100058, Aug 29, 2006

Dec 3, 2003

10/726972

Jock F. Tomlinson - Beaverton OR, US
David C. Wilkinson - Austin TX, US
James J. Bennett - Hillsboro OR, US
Douglas C. Morse - Yamhill OR, US

Lattice Semiconductor Corporation - Hillsboro OR

G06F 1/26
G01N 27/416

713300, 713330, 324426

A programmable power management integrated circuit includes analog input monitors that receive analog input signals that correspond to voltage, current, or temperature measurements. The analog input monitors apply programmable thresholds to the measurements and output the results to a programmable logic device, which may generate various status and/or control signals to the system being monitored. The programmable logic device controls FET drivers that can switch on and off power to the monitored system. The programmable power management integrated circuit may also comprise an internal oscillator, a serial interface, an in-system programmable interface, a joint test action group interface, a memory that stores identification information, and a register for capturing system information during power-down.

8429220, Apr 23, 2013

Mar 28, 2008

12/058157

David Wilkinson - Austin TX, US
Scott Schumacher - Northridge CA, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 15/16
G06F 15/173
G06F 15/177

709202, 709201, 709205, 709217, 709218, 709219

Systems and methods for joining results in loosely collaborative data exchanges which include a plurality of nodes in communication with each other wherein a node is constrained from sharing payload data regarding a first subject, is allowed to share matching data regarding the first subject, and is further constrained to be separate from the other nodes. In some embodiments, a method includes receiving a set of virtual results from the constrained node including the matching data and excluding the payload data. The method also includes receiving results from the other nodes and determining whether any of the results correspond to the same subject. The method also includes, when any of the results correspond to the same subject, joining the corresponding portions in a hub separate from the constrained node. The joined results can be output.

2009008, Apr 2, 2009

Sep 28, 2007

11/904750

Aaron Dea Ford - Spicewood TX, US
Scott Schumacher - Northridge CA, US
David Wilkinson - Austin TX, US

G06F 17/30

707102, 707E17048

Systems and methods for use in association with a master entity index system may allow data records to be grouped together into various entities, where each of the entities may represent a logical or physical item. These entities may also be associated with one another in a manner such that relationships between entities may likewise be represented. In one embodiment, an interface may be provided for use in conjunction with the master entity index system such that these various entities and relationships may be better managed, manipulated or visualized. This interface may allow a user to search for or otherwise obtain an entity, where a representation of this entity and one or more associated entities may be presented to the user along with representations of the relationships between these entities.

2011019, Aug 4, 2011

Feb 11, 2011

13/025294

Aaron Dea Ford - Spicewood TX, US
Scott Schumacher - Northridge CA, US
David Wilkinson - Austin TX, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 17/30

707741, 707E17002

Systems and methods for use in association with a master entity index system may allow data records to be grouped together into various entities, where each of the entities may represent a logical or physical item. These entities may also be associated with one another in a manner such that relationships between entities may likewise be represented. In one embodiment, an interface may be provided for use in conjunction with the master entity index system such that these various entities and relationships may be better managed, manipulated or visualized. This interface may allow a user to search for or otherwise obtain an entity, where a representation of this entity and one or more associated entities may be presented to the user along with representations of the relationships between these entities.

5794206, Aug 11, 1998

May 6, 1996

8/643622

David J. Wilkinson - Dublin OH
Thomas A. Crable - Columbus OH
Norman K. Fry - Marysville OH

Sterling Commerce, Inc. - Dallas TX

G06F 300

705 1

An interchange window (106) of a graphical user interface. The interchange window (106) may display at least one interchange entry (95). The interchange entry (95) is associated with an interchange (54) of an Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) message (50). The interchange window (106) may include a status icon (120) representing the status of the interchange (54). In accordance with another aspect of the present invention, the interchange window (106) may include a translation report sub-window (222) and a data set sub-window (220). Additionally, the interchange window (106) may display a functional group entry (96) associated with a functional group (60) of the interchange (54) and a document entry (98) associated with a document (66) of the interchange (54).

2022040, Dec 22, 2022

Jan 14, 2022

17/575915

- New York NY, US
Bruno Rodrigues De Araujo - Toronto, CA
Ricardo Jorge Jota Costa - Toronto, CA
David Clark Wilkinson - Austin TX, US

Tactual Labs Co. - New York NY

G06F 3/01
H01Q 1/27
H01Q 21/28
H01Q 21/30

Disclosed is a controller for sensing deformation. Transmit antennas are located on a first structure and transmit signals. Receive antennas are located on a second structure and receive signals. Received signals are processed to determine an amount of deformation. The amount of deformation that occurs may then be correlated to the position of a hand or the location of another body part.

2020040, Dec 31, 2020

Jun 23, 2020

16/909608

- New York NY, US
David Clark Wilkinson - Austin TX, US

Tactual Labs Co. - New York NY

G01H 11/06
G01P 13/00
H04R 19/04
H01Q 1/27

A sensing system implements one or more MEMS microphones in order to measure mechanical waves. The sensing system can be part of a larger system used to determine motion and position of a user's hand or other body part. The MEMS microphones can be part of a plurality of MEMS microphones. There may additionally be MEMS microphones that transmit mechanical waves at certain frequencies that can be measured by the MEMS microphones and subsequently distinguished from other mechanical waves and used to determine additional information regarding movement and position.