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1. 发明授权

US08280145B2 System for non-destructively examining degradation of an interior of a device 有权
标题翻译：用于非破坏性地检查设备内部的劣化的系统
公开(公告)号：US08280145B2
公开(公告)日：2012-10-02
申请号：US13236301
申请日：2011-09-19
申请人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Urness
发明人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Urness
IPC分类号： G06K9/00
CPC分类号： B66F11/042 , B66F17/006 , G01M5/0025 , G01M5/0033 , G01M5/0075 , G01M5/0091 , G01N23/18
摘要： A system and method for monitoring degradation of a device having a metal layer and a composite layer, such as a vehicle-mounted boom arm. The system can include a collar mounted on an outer surface of the device, a radiography device movably coupled to the collar, and a monitor. The radiography device can include a source of radiography signals positioned to direct radiography signals through at least a portion of the device and a detector to detect radiography signals that have passed through the device. The monitor can be connected to the detector to display an image of the device generated from the detected radiography signals. Anomalies in the device image can represent degradation in the device.
摘要翻译：一种用于监测具有金属层和复合层的装置的劣化的系统和方法，例如车载悬臂。系统可以包括安装在装置的外表面上的轴环，可移动地联接到轴环的射线照相装置和监视器。射线照相设备可以包括放射线信号源，其定位成通过装置的至少一部分引导射线照相信号，以及检测器来检测已经穿过该装置的射线照相信号。监视器可以连接到检测器，以显示从检测到的放射线照相信号产生的设备的图像。设备图像中的异常可能表示设备中的降级。

2. 发明申请

US20120033788A1 System for Non-Destructively Examining Degradation of an Interior of a Device 有权
标题翻译：非破坏性检查设备内部退化的系统
公开(公告)号：US20120033788A1
公开(公告)日：2012-02-09
申请号：US13236301
申请日：2011-09-19
申请人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Urness
发明人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Urness
IPC分类号： G01N23/18
CPC分类号： B66F11/042 , B66F17/006 , G01M5/0025 , G01M5/0033 , G01M5/0075 , G01M5/0091 , G01N23/18
摘要： A system and method for monitoring degradation of a device having a metal layer and a composite layer, such as a vehicle-mounted boom arm. The system can include a collar mounted on an outer surface of the device, a radiography device movably coupled to the collar, and a monitor. The radiography device can include a source of radiography signals positioned to direct radiography signals through at least a portion of the device and a detector to detect radiography signals that have passed through the device. The monitor can be connected to the detector to display an image of the device generated from the detected radiography signals. Anomalies in the device image can represent degradation in the device.
摘要翻译：一种用于监测具有金属层和复合层的装置的劣化的系统和方法，例如车载悬臂。系统可以包括安装在装置的外表面上的轴环，可移动地联接到轴环的射线照相装置和监视器。射线照相设备可以包括放射线信号源，其定位成通过装置的至少一部分引导射线照相信号，以及检测器来检测已经穿过该装置的射线照相信号。监视器可以连接到检测器，以显示从检测到的放射线照相信号产生的设备的图像。设备图像中的异常可能表示设备中的降级。

3. 发明申请

US20130028377A1 System and Method for Non-Destructively Examining Degradation of an Interior of a Device 有权
标题翻译：非破坏性地检查设备内部退化的系统和方法
公开(公告)号：US20130028377A1
公开(公告)日：2013-01-31
申请号：US13633546
申请日：2012-10-02
申请人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Urness
发明人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Urness
IPC分类号： G01N23/02
CPC分类号： B66F11/042 , B66F17/006 , G01M5/0025 , G01M5/0033 , G01M5/0075 , G01M5/0091 , G01N23/18
摘要： A system and method for monitoring degradation of a device having a metal layer and a composite layer, such as a vehicle-mounted boom arm. The system can include a collar mounted on an outer surface of the device, a radiography device movably coupled to the collar, and a monitor. The radiography device can include a source of radiography signals positioned to direct radiography signals through at least a portion of the device and a detector to detect radiography signals that have passed through the device. The monitor can be connected to the detector to display an image of the device generated from the detected radiography signals. Anomalies in the device image can represent degradation in the device.
摘要翻译：一种用于监测具有金属层和复合层的装置的劣化的系统和方法，例如车载悬臂。系统可以包括安装在装置的外表面上的轴环，可移动地联接到轴环的射线照相装置和监视器。射线照相设备可以包括放射线信号源，其定位成通过装置的至少一部分引导射线照相信号，以及检测器来检测已经穿过该装置的射线照相信号。监视器可以连接到检测器，以显示从检测到的放射线照相信号产生的设备的图像。设备图像中的异常可能表示设备中的降级。

4. 发明授权

US08023722B1 Radiography test system and method 有权
标题翻译：射线检查系统及方法
公开(公告)号：US08023722B1
公开(公告)日：2011-09-20
申请号：US12928765
申请日：2010-12-17
申请人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Umess
发明人： James J. Kovarik , Brent D. Burns , Kevin J. Umess
IPC分类号： G06K9/00
CPC分类号： G01N23/04 , B66F11/042
摘要： A system and method for monitoring degradation of a device having a metal layer and a composite layer, such as a vehicle-mounted boom arm. The system can include a collar mounted on an outer surface of the device, a radiography device movably coupled to the collar, and a monitor. The radiography device can include a source of radiography signals positioned to direct radiography signals through at least a portion of the device and a detector to detect radiography signals that have passed through the device. The monitor can be connected to the detector to display an image of the device generated from the detected radiography signals. Anomalies in the device image can represent degradation in the device.
摘要翻译：一种用于监测具有金属层和复合层的装置的劣化的系统和方法，例如车载悬臂。系统可以包括安装在装置的外表面上的轴环，可移动地联接到轴环的射线照相装置和监视器。射线照相设备可以包括放射线信号源，其定位成通过装置的至少一部分引导射线照相信号，以及检测器来检测已经穿过该装置的射线照相信号。监视器可以连接到检测器，以显示从检测到的放射线照相信号产生的设备的图像。设备图像中的异常可能表示设备中的降级。

5. 发明授权

US11151339B2 Method and system for charging electric autonomous vehicles 有权
公开(公告)号：US11151339B2
公开(公告)日：2021-10-19
申请号：US17104147
申请日：2020-11-25
申请人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
发明人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
IPC分类号： G06K7/10 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/576 , G05D1/02
摘要： A system and method is provided for delivering electric energy to an electric autonomous vehicle. Autonomous vehicles are guided to electric charging stations or kiosks where an energy delivery point is configured to couple to the electric autonomous vehicle via a connector or a wireless energy source. The energy delivery point delivers energy to the electric autonomous vehicle via the connector. The AV is guided via the use of specialized lane marking components that permit unprecedented sensor feedback despite adverse weather conditions, which presently pose problems experienced by self-driving systems that rely upon vision based camera systems.

6. 发明申请

US20180157878A1 Method and System for Autonomous Vehicles 审中-公开
公开(公告)号：US20180157878A1
公开(公告)日：2018-06-07
申请号：US15883223
申请日：2018-01-30
申请人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
发明人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
IPC分类号： G06K7/10 , E01F9/576 , E01F9/30 , G05D1/02
CPC分类号： G06K7/10376 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/578 , G05D1/0259 , G05D2201/0213
摘要： A method and system for facilitating cost effective, reliable, system redundant, self-driving vehicles involves the employment of specialized lane marking components that permit unprecedented sensor feedback, and in particular, a system and method that enables accurate lane marking recognition despite adverse weather conditions, which presently pose problems experienced by self-driving systems that rely upon vision based camera systems.

7. 发明授权

US09892296B2 Method and system for autonomous vehicles 有权
公开(公告)号：US09892296B2
公开(公告)日：2018-02-13
申请号：US14938352
申请日：2015-11-11
申请人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
发明人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
IPC分类号： G06K7/10 , E01C11/00 , E01C9/00 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/576 , G05D1/02
CPC分类号： G06K7/10376 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/578 , G05D1/0259 , G05D2201/0213
摘要： A method and system for facilitating cost effective, reliable, system redundant, self-driving vehicles involves the employment of specialized lane marking components that permit unprecedented sensor feedback, and in particular, a system and method that enables accurate lane marking recognition despite adverse weather conditions, which presently pose problems experienced by self-driving systems that rely upon vision based camera systems.

8. 发明申请

US20220036020A1 Method and System for Charging Electric Autonomous Vehicles 有权
公开(公告)号：US20220036020A1
公开(公告)日：2022-02-03
申请号：US17503579
申请日：2021-10-18
申请人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
发明人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
IPC分类号： G06K7/10 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/576
摘要： A system and method is provided for delivering electric energy to an electric vehicle via electric charging stations or kiosks where an energy delivery point is configured to provide energy to the electric vehicle via a connector or a wireless energy source. The method involves charging an electric vehicle by detecting, using a RFID tag reader associated with an electric vehicle, signals emanating from a marker positioned on the ground, where the marker includes one or more RFID tags, and where the RFID tag reader is able to recognize the signals despite weather conditions where the ground is covered by snow.

9. 发明申请

US20160132705A1 Method and System for Autonomous Vehicles 审中-公开
标题翻译：自动车辆的方法和系统
公开(公告)号：US20160132705A1
公开(公告)日：2016-05-12
申请号：US14938352
申请日：2015-11-11
申请人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
发明人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
IPC分类号： G06K7/10 , E01C11/00 , G05D1/02 , E01F9/00 , G01S19/13 , E01C9/00 , E01F11/00
CPC分类号： G06K7/10376 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/578 , G05D1/0259 , G05D2201/0213
摘要： A method and system for facilitating cost effective, reliable, system redundant, self-driving vehicles involves the employment of specialized lane marking components that permit unprecedented sensor feedback, and in particular, a system and method that enables accurate lane marking recognition despite adverse weather conditions, which presently pose problems experienced by self-driving systems that rely upon vision based camera systems.
摘要翻译：用于促进成本有效，可靠，系统冗余的自行车辆的方法和系统涉及使用允许前所未有的传感器反馈的专用车道标记部件，特别是能够在恶劣天气条件下实现精确车道标识识别的系统和方法目前，它们依赖于基于视觉的相机系统的自驾驾驶系统所遇到的问题。

10. 发明授权

US11568159B2 Method for charging an electric vehicle 有权
公开(公告)号：US11568159B2
公开(公告)日：2023-01-31
申请号：US17503579
申请日：2021-10-18
申请人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
发明人： Joseph E. Kovarik , James J. Kovarik
IPC分类号： G06K7/10 , E01F9/30 , E01F9/576 , G05D1/02
摘要： A system and method is provided for delivering electric energy to an electric vehicle via electric charging stations or kiosks where an energy delivery point is configured to provide energy to the electric vehicle via a connector or a wireless energy source. The method involves charging an electric vehicle by detecting, using a RFID tag reader associated with an electric vehicle, signals emanating from a marker positioned on the ground, where the marker includes one or more RFID tags, and where the RFID tag reader is able to recognize the signals despite weather conditions where the ground is covered by snow.

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