1 INVENTIONS

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1 INVENTIONS

Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd.
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Tel. No. 238-6300 Website: http://www.ipophil.gov.ph e-mail: [email protected]
Volume 18 Number 35
Date Released: April 6, 2015
PATENT APPLICATIONS PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO R.A. 8293 SECTION 44
(INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY CODE)
1 INVENTIONS
[19]
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PHILIPPINES
[12]
INVENTION PUBLICATION
[21]
Application Number:
1/2012/000364
[22]
Date Filed:
20/11/2012
[54]
Title:
AUTOMATED BROADCAST MONITORING
[71]
Applicant(s):
ORCHESTRONIX CORPORATION [PH]
[72]
Inventor(s):
MARIA UNICKA STA ANA[PH]: RAYMOND JOSHUA DEL ROSARIO[PH]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
MARIA UNICKA STA. ANA
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
International Class 8:
H 04N 17/00
Abstract:
A system and method of automation of broadcast monitoring for content
detection involving steps to simultaneously capture media input from radio,
television (TV) or media files generated from media input and data storage
devices, identify content from the media such music, advertising or
programs, and publish result of identified content. The method is automating
the manual system of broadcast monitoring in order to accurately identify,
track and audit TV and radio content, detect copyright claims, competitive
monitoring, and review airing data.
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WO2012121513 A2 (BAE KIHYEOK ET. AL. 2012-09-13)
US2007219864 A1
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AL. 2007-09-20)
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[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2012/000380
[22]
Date Filed:
29/11/2012
[54]
Title:
ENERGY SAVING LED-BASED STREETLIGHT SYSTEM
[71]
Applicant(s):
ALLAN DELON GRANALI [PH]
[72]
Inventor(s):
ALLAN DELON GRANALI[PH]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
NONE
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
G 01D 5/00
Abstract:
The energy saving LED-based streetlight system comprises of a subsystem
of Real Time Clock (RTC), Ambient Light Sensing (ALS), Temperature Sensor,
Power Factor Corrected Constant Current (PFC) LED Driver, Energy Meter
Circuit and the Microcontroller Unit (MCU). The RTC includes a preprogrammed yearly cycle settings acquired from a weather bureau for an
accurate light triggering during the on state period. It also includes a large
capacitance memory backup super capacitor for protecting the critical data
needed by the sub-circuit. As part of the system, the Ambient Light Sensing
(ALS) monitors the amount of light, which will be analyzed by the
Microcontroller Unit (MCU) for light activation. The MCU represents the
central control since all of the subsystem is electronically connected to the
said controller that decides independently on its next step for proper
evaluation of the entire system. Temperature sensors were added to protect
the circuits against component stresses and thermal runaway, which play an
important role on extending the lifespan of each system, that are being
continuously monitored. PFC LED module driver is also applied with analog
and digital dimming as exemplary tool on extending the capabilities of the
amount of power being used by the light engine. The Energy Meter/Power
Sensor gives additional benefits by monitoring the actual total amount of
power consumed by the whole circuit and sends back the information to the
MCU for possible assessment to determine the irregularities on each system.
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[12]
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Application Number:
1/2013/000068
[22]
Date Filed:
22/02/2013
[54]
Title:
METHODS AND SYSTEMS IN USING DYNAMIC PIN ENTRY BOX POSITIONS
IN THE DISPLAY TERMINAL TO INCREASE USER VISUAL OF A SPECIFIC
CONTENT
[71]
Applicant(s):
SAPUL, JOEL Z. [PH]
[72]
Inventor(s):
SAPUL, JOEL Z.[PH]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
NONE
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
G 06F 17/22, 21/00
Abstract:
A methodology utilizing dynamic positioning of User Pin Entry Box during the
WiFi Captive Portal page in which the PIN Entry Box position and location are
derived from the random number generator and MAC address of the browsing
device processed from the Central Server database and/or the local Access
device that could be an access controller that has the capability to store and
process the random generator logic instructed by the Central Database
Server. The methodology provides better content exposure of a landing
page’s contents as a result of prolonged visual interaction of the user in
looking for the Pin Entry Box within the browser display screen. This method
involves lay-outing and assigning a specific display position points within the
display terminal and mapping it to the random generator and MAC address
value from the Central Server or local access device which could be an
access controller with the capability to store and process these information
as instructed by the Central Server. The Central Server receives a Captive
Portal request from a user using an Internet or HTML browser over any data
link protocol, the Central Server will generate a random number immediately
and attach it to the MAC address of the requesting browser client and the two
information will then be mapped to the equivalent position coordinates of the
display terminal of the user from the database. When the Central Server
replies back to the HTTP request, issued previously by the User browser
Device, the Central Server will then process the logic of selecting the images
and their location to display and use the mapped coordinates to position the
PIN Entry Box to the generated position by the Central Server. These will then
be sent to the Access Controller device so that its local database can display
and position the content of that page – images and Pin Entry Box, to the
Client device monitor screen. This methodology also considers that a
position point within the display terminal can be any position point within the
display terminal and can be arranged in a way that the user can easily spot
the possible positions by either using imaginary guides such as lines, circles,
rectangles, squares, triangle, any other shapes , or just a random position
points within the display Terminal. This methodology solves the problem of
any content in owner of not being viewed and noticed by the user since the
consistent, pre defined and almost permanent PIN Entry box location in the
screen can be memorized by frequent users and with this method, it
completely changes everything and the user has to look for the PIN Entry Box
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ever time a user opens that landing page and the position is changed in the
display terminal. With this, the viewer has to browse and look to the entire
display page thereby increasing the chances of certain content/s to be viewed
and noticed by internet users or WiFi users.
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US2012045060 (A1)
(MAESTRINI ET AL. 2012- 1 - 11
02-23
US2011154454 (A1)
(FRELECHOUX 2011-06-23 1 - 11
)
US2006185021 (DUJARI ET
1 - 11
AL. 2006-08-17)
US2006031404 (A1)
1 - 11
(KASSAB 2006-02-09 )
US2012210011 (A1) (LIU ET
1 - 11
AL. 2012-08-16)
1
2
3
4
5
Volume 18 Number 35
[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000096
[22]
Date Filed:
26/03/2013
[54]
Title:
IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS
[71]
Applicant(s):
CANON KABUSHIKI KAISHA [JP]
[72]
Inventor(s):
SHINJI KATAGIRI[JP]: YUJI KAWAGUCHI[JP]: MASARU OHNO[JP]:
TSUGUHIRO YOSHIDA[JP]: TAKEO KAWANAMI[JP]: TARO MINOBE[JP]:
MASARU SHIMURA[JP]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
SALUDO FERNANDEZ AND AQUINO (SAFA LAW)
[30]
Priority Data:
2012-085027 03/04/2012 JP; 2012-085028 03/04/2012 JP; 2012-085548
04/04/2012 JP and 2013-023425 08/02/2013 JP
[51]
G 03G 15/01, 15/16
Abstract:
A voltage maintenance element is connected to a contact member that
contacts a primary transfer surface area of an intermediate transfer belt to
which toner images are transferred from a plurality of image carriers between
stretch members, in such a way as to prevent the electric potential of the
intermediate transfer belt from varying between respective stations.
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US7289757 (B2)
(SHARMA ET AL. 2007-10- 1 -32
30)
US6421521 (B2) (TANAKA
1 - 32
2002-07-16)
US6134415 (A) (IWAKURA
1 - 32
ET AL. 2000-10-17)
US7236713 B2
(MURAKAMI ET AL. 2007- 1 - 32
06-26)
US7952774 (B2) (IKEDA
1 - 32
2011-05-31 )
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Volume 18 Number 35
[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000099
[22]
Date Filed:
22/03/2013
[54]
Title:
HAIR ACCESSORY
[71]
Applicant(s):
POWER, CHRISTOPHER A.R. [PH]
[72]
Inventor(s):
CHRISTOPHER A.R. POWER[PH]: ODDETTE LIM POWER[PH]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
OLIVER D. SEMBLANTE
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
A 45D 8/20
Abstract:
The present invention described herein pertains to a hair accessory, more
particularly to a hair clip. It is primarily composed of two jaws hingedly
connected together whereby both jaws are used to clamp on to the hair. A
coupling mechanism is provided so that when the jaws are clamped together
to a bundle of hair, the two jaws are interlocked with each other. Such an
interlocking mechanism is facilitated by using a latch, which results to better
gripping unto the bundle of hair. Additional features can be added into the
said hair clip such as a coating on the jaws to enhance gripping action. It is
also possible to combine the said hair clip with other products such as hair
extenders, jewelry, and other accessories.
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US 7343921 Salinas
Mar. 18. 2008
US 8342186 Freelove
Jan. 1, 2013
US 7631648 Kirby Dec.
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Volume 18 Number 35
15, 2009
[19]
[12]
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Application Number:
1/2013/000178
[22]
Date Filed:
20/06/2013
[54]
Title:
THE METHOD OF CONVERSATION IN WATER
[71]
Applicant(s):
EGASHIRA, YASUHIRO K. [JP]
[72]
Inventor(s):
EGASHIRA, YASUHIRO K.[JP]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
NONE
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
B 63C 11/18
Abstract:
This invention is the method of conversation in water by using the
conventional regulator of diver's device. Let the air pressure regulating
diagram utilize as a vibrating membrane to transfer the vibration of diver's
voice from air to water. With regard to the construction of this invention, it is
very simple. Mouthpiece is improved to cover up and down lips, and holes
are set up on the cover of the diagram. Then diver can speak clearly language
inside of mouthpiece and the voice vibration will transfer to the diagram and
to water and buddy can hear that voice. Thus we can convesate within 5-7
meters in water. This device is compact and cheap and easily handling and
makes the diving more amusing.
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US 2012/0211009
Garofalo Aug. 23, 2012
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Volume 18 Number 35
[19]
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[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000273
[22]
Date Filed:
13/09/2013
[54]
Title:
[71]
Applicant(s):
[72]
Inventor(s):
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
A.Q. ANCHETA AND PARTNERS
[30]
Priority Data:
2012-216654 28/09/2012 JP
[51]
H 01J 19/78, 31/15, 9/02
Abstract:
An object of the present invention is to provide a fluorescent display tube
with a touch switch allowing electrodes such as touch electrode, anode
electrode, and wirings thereof to be formed on the same substrate at the
same time, and having an easy structure, and to provide a method of forming
the electrodes and wirings of the fluorescent display tube. The anode
electrodes, the touch electrodes, the shield electrode, and the anode wirings
are formed on the front substrate. The shield electrode is formed in between
the touch electrodes and the anode electrodes, and in between the touch
electrodes and the anode wirings. The shield electrode is made of a
continuous single conductive film. The touch electrodes are so formed as to
surround the corresponding one of the anode electrodes.
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FLUORESCENT DISPLAY TUBE WITH TOUCH SWITCH AND METHOD OF
FORMING ELECTRODE AND WIRING OF THE SAME
FUTABA CORPORATION [JP] and TAIWAN FUTABA ELECTRONICS
CORPORATION [TW]
KATSUSHI TOKURA[JP]: PING NING CHIU[TW]: MING CHUN WANG[TW]:
POU TSEN WANG[TW]: HUNG BIN LIN[TW]
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JP2010114015 (A) (FUTABA
DENSHI KOGYO KK) 2010- 1 - 6
05-20
US2012050222 (A1)
(MAGAMI ET AL.) 2012-03- 1 - 6
01
1
2
Volume 18 Number 35
[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000284
[22]
Date Filed:
24/09/2013
[54]
Title:
A NEW MECHANICAL ASSEMBLY W/ AN EFFICIENT AND MULTI-PURPOSE
GEARBOX SYSTEM FOR FUELLESS MOTOR AND FUELLESS GENERATOR
[71]
Applicant(s):
TABAG, GENARO FRANCIS [PH]
[72]
Inventor(s):
GENARO FRANCIS A. TABAG[PH]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
NONE
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
F 16H 1/10, 3/08
[57]
Abstract:
The construction of a new mechanical arrangement with an efficient and
multipurpose gearbox 1 system adaptably suited to induction motors and
generators that may produce free electricity as shown in figure 1 to figure 5.
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US 5172605; 22 December
1-5
1992; Glenn Schwartz
US 8424405; 23 April 2013;
1-5
Adrian Paul Moore, et al
US 7428854; 20
September 2008; Adrian 1-5
Moore, et al.
US 6746356; 8 June 2004;
Eric Alexander Pengilly
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No.
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Volume 18 Number 35
[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000286
[22]
Date Filed:
25/09/2013
[54]
Title:
SADDLE-STRADDLING TYPE MOTOR VEHICLE
[71]
Applicant(s):
YAMAHA HATSUDOKI KABUSHIKI KAISHA [JP]
[72]
Inventor(s):
KUNIYUKI TAKAHASHI[JP]: MASAYUKI TSUJI[JP]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
MESSRS. SAPALO VELEZ BUNDANG AND BULILAN LAW OFFICES
[30]
Priority Data:
2012-225369 10/10/2012 JP
[51]
B 62J 1/12, 23/00, 27/00
Abstract:
In a motorcycle, a seat is supported by a pair of right and left sub-frames. The
pair of side covers covers at least part of a pair of upper frame pipes from
outside. The pair of side covers is fixed to the pair of grip covers to extend
forward from the front ends of the pair of grip covers. Each grip cover has a
projection arranged outside the seat in the width direction and has a lower
recess at the lower surface of the projection.
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JP 4097279 B2; 11 June
2008;
JPH 10203446; 04 August
1998; Honda Motor Co.
JP 4238291 B2; 18 March
2009; Honda Motor Co.
JPH06234383; 23 August
1994; Yamaha Motor Co
JP 2011 218867; 04
November 2011; Suzuki
Motor Corp.
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[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000287
[22]
Date Filed:
25/09/2013
[54]
Title:
BONDING CAPILLARY
[71]
Applicant(s):
TOTO LTD. [JP]
[72]
Inventor(s):
JUMPEI ONISHI[JP]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
DREWMARKS PHILIPPINES, INC
[30]
Priority Data:
2012-212184 26/09/2012 JP and 2013-126818 17/06/2013 JP
[51]
B 23K 37/00, H 01L 21/60
Document Code:
A1
[Object] To provide a bonding capillary that can maintain a sufficient bonding
strength for a long time.
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Abstract:
[Solution] Provided is a bonding capillary including a body having a tip
surface that performs wire bonding. The tip surface has microscopic
asperities. Peaks of the asperi ties are less sharp than valleys of the
asperities. In the bonding capillary, when seen in a direction perpendicular to
the tip surface, the area of the peaks is greater than the area of the valleys.
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US2008/0314963 A1 /
ITZHAKY et al. / Dec. 25, 2008
1-7
Abstract Par. 0048-0065 Fig.
1a-7b
JP2004087822 A / FUKUDA
TSUTOMU / March 18, 2004 1-7
Abstract Fig. 1-6
1
2
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[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000293
[22]
Date Filed:
30/09/2013
[54]
Title:
CASINO SYSTEM DISPLAYING INSTANT MONITORING IMAGES
[71]
Applicant(s):
HSU, TIEN-SHU [TW]
[72]
Inventor(s):
TIEN-SHU HSU[TW]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
ORTEGA BACORRO ODULIO CALMA & CARBONELL
[30]
Priority Data:
NONE
[51]
A 63F 1/18, H 04N 7/18
Abstract:
A casino system displaying instant monitoring images includes a correlation
table that can be implemented in a casino management system or a casino
monitoring system. The correlation table registers the gambling appratus and
the corresponding monitor lens to establish correlation therebetween. Hence
the casino management system requires merely to record the number of
gambling appratus and occuring time and event type of a corresponding
special event to issue a signal to request the casino monitoring system to
find out the monitor lens corresponding to the gambling apparatus according
to the correlation table and send instant monitoring images captured by the
monitor lens to the casino management system. Thus management personnel
can instantly get the instant monitoring images of the special event and take
suitable actions immediately.
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US2008/0113783A1
(CZYZEWSKI ET AL.) 15
MAY 2008
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Y
A
US2009/0082095A1
(WALKER ET AL.) 26 MAR
2009
US2005/0137005A1
(SOLTYS ET AL.) 23 JUN
2005
all
2
all
3
Volume 18 Number 35
[19]
[12]
[21]
Application Number:
1/2013/000301
[22]
Date Filed:
08/10/2013
[54]
Title:
PROCESS AND FACILITY FOR TESTING AMMONIUM-CONTAINING
WASTEWATER
[71]
Applicant(s):
DEMON GmbH [CH]
[72]
Inventor(s):
NYHUIS, GEERT[CH]
[73]
Assignee(s):
NONE
[74]
Attorney / Agent:
PATENTPROSE
[30]
Priority Data:
EP 13 401 040.4 16/04/2013 EP
[51]
B 01D 21/26, B 04C 5/08, C 02F 1/38, 3/12, 3/30, 3/34, C 12N 1/20
Abstract:
The invention relates to a process and a facility (1) for treating ammoniumcontaining wastewater (2) in a deammonificationfacility (1) having at least one
activation tank (3). According to the invention, it is provided that activated
sludge from the activation tank (3) is introduced at least intermittently into a
hydrocyclone (5) and that, after the separation of the activated sludge in the
hydrocycle (5) both the dense fraction and the light fraction which
predominantly contains the aerobically ammonium-oxidizing bacteria (AOB)
are returned to the at least one activation tank (3) of the facility (1). During the
separation of the activated sludge in the hydrocyclone (5), the anaerobically
ammonium-oxidizing bacteria (AOB) are sedimented on a roughened internal
wall surface of the hydrocyclone (5) by the centrifugal and hydrodynamic
forces in the hydrocyclone (5) and abrasive forces are generated by a relative
motion between the rapidly moving anaerobically ammonium-oxidizing
bacteria (anammox) and the stationary roughened internal wall surface of the
hydrocyclone (5), via which abrasive forces an organic or inorganic plaque
present on the ammonium-oxidizing bacteria (anammox), in particular
Planctomycetes granules, is at least partly removed.
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Y
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US 2011/0198284 A1,
Nyhuis, August 18, 2011
US 2009/0272690 A1, Wett,
November 5, 2009
EP 0327184 A1, Mulder,
August 9, 1989
US 2010/0303695 A1,
Ospina, December 2, 2010
US 2007/0218537 A1,
Furukawa, et.al.,
September 20, 2007
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