Evan M Smith

20040133804, Jul 8, 2004

Feb 7, 2003

10/359538

Evan Smith - Manassas VA, US
Donna Rilee - Sterling VA, US

H04L009/32

713/201000, 713/186000

A biometric recognition system enrolls individuals with minimal data keying and expedited processing at the point of biometric data collection. Personal data is obtained initially from an existing database, an identity document reader, or a data entry form available at multiple locations, such as an Internet web-based form. Based on the personal information received, any necessary background checks are completed and the individual is authorized to enroll in the system. The individual appears at a biometric data collection station with at least one identity document. The document, the individual, and the stored personal data are matched and verified, and biometric data is collected and stored in linkage with the personal data of the individual.

20100183199, Jul 22, 2010

Sep 29, 2008

12/665036

Evan R Smith - Chantilly VA, US
Hsiang-Yi Yu - Chantilly VA, US
Joseph C Bahler - Chantilly VA, US

EYE CONTROLS, LLC - Chantilly VA

G06K 9/00
G06Q 50/00
G06Q 10/00
G06F 17/30

382117, 705 3, 705 2, 707769, 707E17014

An automated method of performing various processes and procedures includes central and/or distributed iris identification database servers that can be accessed by various stations. Each station may be equipped with a handheld staff-operated iris camera and software that can query the server to determine whether an iris image captured by the iris camera matches a person enrolled in the system. The station takes selective action depending on the identification of the person. In disclosed medical applications, the station may validate insurance coverage, locate and display a medical record, identify a procedure to be performed, verify medication to be administered, permit entry of additional information, history, diagnoses, vital signs, etc. into the patient's record, and for staff members may permit access to a secure area, permit access to computer functions, provide access to narcotics and other pharmaceuticals, enable activation of secured and potentially dangerous equipment, and other functions.

20110142297, Jun 16, 2011

Dec 16, 2009

12/639995

Hsiang-Yi Yu - Chantilly VA, US
Evan R Smith - Chantilly VA, US

Eye Controls, LLC - Chantilly VA

G06K 9/32
G06T 7/00

382117, 382296

An iris biometric image is analyzed to determine the apparent angle of the eye in the image, relative to an arbitrarily selected reference axis. The angle information is stored for use by the matching engine and/or the image data is modified to normalize the angle relative to the reference axis. In this manner, rotationally normalized data may be stored to facilitate future comparisons, and images obtained in real time may be used for iris identification in a matching engine that automatically compensates for angular variation.