Alexander N Mracna

20120303646, Nov 29, 2012

May 27, 2011

13/117365

James D. Maloy - Greensburg PA, US
Michael Kusar - Gibsonia PA, US
Alexander Mracna - Allison Park PA, US
Venkatesh Narayan - Monroeville PA, US
Jeffrey Thorsen - Monroeville PA, US

VOCOLLECT, INC. - Pittsburgh PA

G06F 17/30

707758, 707E17005

Method, apparatus and program product for generating check data for a location within an area of a workspace include receiving an identifier for a selected location that has check data associated therewith. Candidate check data for use with the selected location is generated. The candidate check data is evaluated for a match against at least one of existing check data for the selected location or check data associated with a related location. Based on the evaluation, a determination is made of whether the candidate check data is acceptable for use for the selected location.

20220270602, Aug 25, 2022

Feb 9, 2022

17/668083

- Charlotte NC, US
Alexander Nikolaus MRACNA - Seven Fields PA, US
Kurt Charles MILLER - Trafford PA, US
Russell EVANS - Pittsburgh PA, US
Mark KOENIG - Pittsburgh PA, US
Navaneetha MYAKA - Pittsburgh PA, US
Bernard KRILEY - Butler PA, US
Luke SADECKY - New Kendington PA, US
Brian L. MANUEL - Leechburg PA, US
Lauren MEYER - Pittsburgh PA, US

G10L 15/22
G06Q 10/00
G06Q 10/10
G06Q 10/06
G10L 15/08
G10L 15/26
G06F 3/16
G10L 19/00

Systems, methods, and devices of a voice-directed inspection system that supports multiple inspectors in the inspection of business assets are described. Inspection plans for large and complex business assets can involve several steps. It is advantageous to split large inspection plans into non-overlapping sections to allow multiple inspectors to perform concurrent inspections. Such sectionalizing is also useful in training new inspectors.

20190237077, Aug 1, 2019

Apr 9, 2019

16/379285

- Fort Mill SC, US
Alexander Nikolaus MRACNA - Seven Fields PA, US
Kurt Charles MILLER - Trafford PA, US
Russell EVANS - Pittsburgh PA, US
Bernard KRILEY - Butler PA, US
Luke SADECKY - New Kensington PA, US
Brian MANUEL - Leechburg PA, US
Navaneetha MYAKA - Pittsburgh PA, US

G10L 15/22
G06F 17/27

An auto-complete method for a spoken complete value entry is provided. A processor receives a possible complete value entry having a unique subset, prompts a user to speak the spoken complete value entry, receives a spoken subset of the spoken complete value entry, compares the spoken subset with the unique subset of the possible complete value entry, and automatically completes the spoken complete value entry to match the possible complete value entry if the unique subset matches the spoken subset. The spoken subset has a predetermined minimum number of characters.

20170061961, Mar 2, 2017

Aug 31, 2015

14/840619

- Fort Mill SC, US
Alexander Nikolaus Mracna - Seven Fields PA, US
Kurt Charles Miller - Trafford PA, US
Russell Evans - Pittsburgh PA, US
Mark Koenig - Pittsburgh PA, US
Navaneetha Myaka - Pittsburgh PA, US
Bernard Kriley - Butler PA, US
Luke Sadecky - New Kensington PA, US
Brian L. Manuel - Leechburg PA, US
Lauren Meyer - Pittsburgh PA, US

G10L 15/22

Systems, methods, and devices of a voice-directed inspection system that supports multiple inspectors in the inspection of business assets are described. Inspection plans for large and complex business assets can involve several steps. It is advantageous to split large inspection plans into non-overlapping sections to allow multiple inspectors to perform concurrent inspections. Such sectionalizing is also useful in training new inspectors.

20170053647, Feb 23, 2017

Aug 11, 2016

15/233992

- Fort Mill SC, US
Alexander Nikolaus Mracna - Seven Fields PA, US
Kurt Charles Miller - Trafford PA, US
Russell Evans - Pittsburgh PA, US
Bernard Kriley - Butler PA, US
Luke Sadecky - New Kensington PA, US
Brian Manuel - Leechburg PA, US
Navaneetha Myaka - Pittsburgh PA, US

G10L 15/22
G10L 15/02

An auto-complete method for a spoken complete value entry is provided. A processor receives a possible complete value entry having a unique subset, prompts a user to speak the spoken complete value entry, receives a spoken subset of the spoken complete value entry, compares the spoken subset with the unique subset of the possible complete value entry, and automatically completes the spoken complete value entry to match the possible complete value entry if the unique subset matches the spoken subset. The spoken subset has a predetermined minimum number of characters.

20160125342, May 5, 2016

Nov 3, 2014

14/531154

- Fort Mill SC, US
Alexander Nikolaus Mracna - Seven Fields PA, US
Mark Koenig - Pittsburgh PA, US

G06Q 10/06
G10L 19/00

Systems and methods for creating and editing an inspection plan and directing an inspector through an inspection are provided. An exemplary system, according to one implementation, comprises a mobile computing device and a server computer. The mobile computing device is configured to communicate audible prompts to an inspector and receive audible replies from the inspector. The server computer is configured to store an inspection plan comprising a sequence of inspection steps, translate each of the inspection steps of the inspection plan into audible prompts, transmit the audible prompts to the mobile computing device, receive the audible replies from the mobile computing device, and translate the audible replies into a set of inspection results.

20160117367, Apr 28, 2016

Jan 7, 2016

14/990160

- Pittsburgh PA, US
MIchael Kusar - Gibsonia PA, US
Alexander Mracna - Seven Fields PA, US
Venkatesh Narayan - Monroeville PA, US
Jeffrey Thorsen - Monroeville PA, US

G06F 17/30
G06Q 10/06

A method, apparatus, and program product for generating check data for a location within an area of a workspace include receiving an identifier for a selected location that has check data associated therewith. Candidate check data for use with the selected location is generated. The candidate check data is evaluated for a match against at least one of existing check data for the selected location or check data associated with a related location. Based on the evaluation, a determination is made of whether the candidate check data is acceptable for use for the selected location.

20150032709, Jan 29, 2015

Oct 14, 2014

14/513290

- Pittsburgh PA, US
Michael Kusar - Gibsonia PA, US
Alexander Mracna - Seven Fields PA, US
Venkatesh Narayan - Monroeville PA, US
Jeffrey Thorsen - Monroeville PA, US

G06F 17/30

707699

A method, apparatus, and program product for generating check data for a location within an area of a workspace include receiving an identifier for a selected location that has check data associated therewith. Candidate check data for use with the selected location is generated. The candidate check data is evaluated for a match against at least one of existing check data for the selected location or check data associated with a related location. Based on the evaluation, a determination is made of whether the candidate check data is acceptable for use for the selected location.