Robert M Jesurum

20120312250, Dec 13, 2012

Jun 13, 2012

13/495569

Robert Jesurum - Rye NH, US

A01K 15/04
A01K 15/02

119721

In various embodiments, a method of controlling a position of an animal includes tracking a position of the animal using a positioning system, such as a global positioning system. A time-varying position of a base object is also tracked using the positioning system, and a relative position of the animal with respect to the base object is determined, based on the positions of the animal and the base object. When the relative position exceeds a minimum value, a stimulus is provided to the animal to encourage the animal to reduce the relative position. A user of the system may define a region for the animal using a map of the surrounding territory.

47425377, May 3, 1988

Jun 4, 1986

6/870506

Robert Jesurum - Stamford CT

Electronic Information Systems, Inc. - Stamford CT

H04M 124
H04M 126

379351

A device for detecting voice signals in the presence of supervisory signals on a number of telephone lines so as to determine when machine-placed telephone calls have been answered. The device comprises a zero crossing detector for each telephone line monitored to determine the zero voltage crossings in the voltage of an incoming telephone signal, a latch associated with each detector for storing the occurrences of each zero voltage crossing detected and a microcomputer for processing the frequency-related information of the incoming telephone signals according to a voice detection algorithm. The voice detection algorithm comprises timer interrupt and analysis routines that direct the microcomputer to count the number of occurrences of different wavelengths of the waveforms composing an incoming telephone signal in determining the condition of response on a respective telephone line.

54307929, Jul 4, 1995

Mar 28, 1994

8/218869

Robert Jesurum - Rye NH
David A. Jamroga - Stamford CT
Paul E. Zmuda - Stratford CT

Electronic Information Systems, Inc. - Stamford CT

H04M 164
H04M 300

379 67

An automatic telephone calling system that characterizes the responses from telephone subscribers' telephone stations to placed calls from the system. The system comprises communication lines which enable the system to place a call to a subscriber's station, to receive the response thereto, and exchange information therebetween. Operator stations enable operators of the calling system to communicate, via a respective communication line, with a subscriber's station upon an operable connection of the line to the subscriber's station and to the operator station. A call processor places calls to subscribers' stations and operably connects and disconnects each communication line to a respective subscriber's station and to a respective operator station. A trunk processor characterizes the response from a respective subscriber's station to a placed call and determines whether a response characterized as a voice signal is delivered by an answering machine. The system also has a call manager that controls the availability of each operator station to be operably connected to a communication line by the call processor.

20190084339, Mar 21, 2019

Sep 20, 2017

15/710673

- Rye NH, US
Robert M. Jesurum - Rye NH, US

Jesurum Scientific Enterprises, Inc. - Rye NH

B42D 25/378
B42D 25/305
G06Q 20/04
G06Q 20/40
B42D 25/29

A method to prevent check fraud and to ensure valid negotiable instrument transactions with the use of randomized alphanumeric and special character sequence passwords or passcodes. Check stock is prepared with either serialized or un-serialized check numbers printed on the check stock. Randomized passcodes are generated, one for each check in the check stock. Each of the randomized passcodes is printed on a single check and correlated to a unique check number. A passcode file listing correlated check numbers and passcodes is prepared. Alternatively, the passcode can be maintained physically separate from the check. When a check is presented for payment, the check number and passcode has to be presented to the payor bank that compares the check number/passcode combination to list in the passcode file. If there is no match, or if the match has occurred before concerning another payment, the check is invalidated. The passcodes may be printed on the checks in invisible ink. If invisible ink is used, payee banks process presented checks to render the invisible passcodes visible before transfer to either a check clearing unit, or a payor bank. Alternatively, two sets of randomized passcodes can be created and used with one passcode printed on a check and correlated to the check number and a second passcode maintained physically separate from the check and delivered separately to the check payee for presentment with the check to seek validation and payment.

20150020750, Jan 22, 2015

Oct 3, 2014

14/505756

- Rye NH, US
Robert Jesurum - Rye NH, US

A01K 15/02
A01K 15/04

119721

In various embodiments, a method of controlling a position of an animal includes tracking a position of the animal using a positioning system, such as a global positioning system. A time-varying position of a base object is also tracked using the positioning system, and a relative position of the animal with respect to the base object is determined, based on the positions of the animal and the base object. When the relative position exceeds a minimum value, a stimulus is provided to the animal to encourage the animal to reduce the relative position. A user of the system may define a region for the animal using a map of the surrounding territory.