Scott R Novis

8029368, Oct 4, 2011

Jul 24, 2007

11/880715

Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ, US

Game Truck Licensing, LLC - Tempe AZ

A63F 9/24

463 42, 463 40, 27310841, 273148 R, 273309, 273460, 710303

A method for entertaining event attendees involves installing electronic equipment in a mobile entertainment environment and then transporting the mobile electronic environment to an event location. At the event location, event attendees are provided with temporary authorization and access to the mobile entertainment environment and subsequently entertained. At the conclusion of the entertainment, temporary authorization and access is revoked and the mobile electronic environment is removed from the event location. For storage, electronic equipment can be removed from the entertainment environment and placed in a secure location. The mobile entertainment environment preferably is a trailer pulled by a delivery vehicle, such as a pickup truck. The trailer has multiple entry points and contains comfortable seating for event attendees and multiple entertainment stations. At each entertainment station attendees can play games or watch DVDs using one of several gaming systems and their corresponding peripherals.

20120064977, Mar 15, 2012

Sep 14, 2011

13/232133

Scott R. NOVIS - Tempe AZ, US

GAME TRUCK LICENSING, LLC - Tempe AZ

A63F 9/24

463 42

A method and device for entertaining event attendees involves transporting a mobile electronic environment to an event location and providing event attendees temporary authorization to access to the mobile entertainment environment. At the conclusion of the entertainment, temporary authorization and access is revoked. For storage, electronic equipment can be removed from the entertainment environment and placed in a secure location. At each entertainment station attendees can play games using one of several gaming systems and their corresponding peripherals. Large video displays and audio equipment enhance the experience at each entertainment station. Interactive gaming can be experienced among multiple players at a single station, among players at different stations, or by connected to the internet for interactive play with remote players. Additional features include exterior video displays, stabilizers to minimize motion sickness within the trailer, and a video controller for providing master control of all of the video displays.

57289980, Mar 17, 1998

Mar 29, 1996

8/625654

Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ
Karen E. Jachimowicz - Laveen AZ
Dennis Barry - Phoenix AZ
Jack Van Zile - Lake Worth FL
George W. Rhyne - Cary NC

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G06K 500

235380

A smart card reader including a portable housing with a viewing aperture and a virtual image display positioned to provide an image at the aperture. A sensor in the housing constructed to have a smart card with data stored thereon positioned adjacent thereto in data sensing juxtaposition and electronics mounted in the housing and connected to the sensor for receiving sensed data and further connected to the virtual image display for supplying image data thereto.

57963916, Aug 18, 1998

Oct 24, 1996

8/740050

Scott Chiu - Tempe AZ
Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G09G 500

345204

A display controller (112) reduces the power consumed in displaying a graphics image in a portable wireless communications device (100) when a graphics image is smaller than the size of the display (118). The number of rows and columns used to display the graphics image is counted by a decoder (108) which is a microcontroller used to operate the communications device (100). The decoder (108) provides the reduced row or column count to the display controller (112), which reduces the frequencies of clocks (PIXEL CLOCK, LINE PULSE, FRAME PULSE) used for timing data transfers to the display (118). Power is reduced by operating the display (118) at a lower frequency while acceptable frame refresh rates are maintained.

58677950, Feb 2, 1999

Aug 23, 1996

8/702086

Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ
William E. Carns - Forest Lakes AZ
Karen E. Jachimowicz - Laveen AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

H04M 1100

455566

A portable electronic device (10) including a virtual image display (20) positioned within a housing (11) or a remote unit (30), capable of providing an image of information contained on a smart card (18) as well as transactions processed in response to data transmitted by a two-way voice transceiver (24) between a host database (118) and the portable electronic device (10). A sensor (19) constructed to have the smart card (18) positioned adjacent thereto in data sensing juxtaposition and electronics (22) connected to the sensor (19) for processing data between the host database (118) and the portable electronic device (10), and for reading and writing data to the smart card (18). The two-way voice communications transceiver (24) for transmitting and receiving data between the portable electronic device (10) and the host database (118), and the virtual image display (20) for supplying image data.

57708495, Jun 23, 1998

Aug 23, 1996

8/702087

Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ
William E. Carns - Forest Lakes AZ
Karen E. Jachimowicz - Laveen AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G06K 14067

235492

A smart card device (10) including a portable housing (11) with a viewing aperture (25) and a virtual image display (30) positioned to provide an image at the aperture (25) of information contained on a smart card (13) as well as transactions processed in response to data transmitted by a transceiver (17) between a host database (96) and the smart card device (10). A sensor (15) in the housing (11) constructed to have the smart card (13) with data stored thereon positioned adjacent thereto in data sensing juxtaposition and electronics (16) mounted in the housing (11) and connected to the sensor (15) for processing data between the host database (96) and the smart card device (10), the electronics (16) further connected to the sensing structure (15) for reading and writing data thereto, the communications transceiver (17) for transmitting and receiving data between the smart card device (10) and the host database (96), and the virtual image display (30) for supplying image data.

57341540, Mar 31, 1998

Sep 3, 1996

8/706860

Karen E. Jachimowicz - Laveen AZ
Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G06K 1906

235492

A smart card (12) including a microchip (14) having information stored thereon, a virtual image display (16) and electronics (22) further connected to the virtual image display (16) for supplying image data thereto. The virtual image display (16) including compact display optics (25) housed within the smart card (12), or having at least a portion thereof positioned in an accessory component (17), for viewing information stored on the smart card (12) at a viewing aperture (18).

57897336, Aug 4, 1998

Sep 20, 1996

8/717058

Karen E. Jachimowicz - Laveen AZ
Scott R. Novis - Tempe AZ
Dennis Barry - Phoenix AZ
Wenbin Jiang - Phoenix AZ
Michael S. Lebby - Apache Junction AZ

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL

G06K 1906

235492

An optical smart card (10) including a microchip (14) having information stored thereon, an optical holographic sensor pad (16) capable of detecting and collecting light beams emitted from a remote reader/transmitter (52), a light source (18) capable of emitting dataelectronic information contained on the microchip (14) back to the remote reader/transmitter (52) and electronics (20) connected to the sensor pad (16), the light source (18) and the microchip (14).