Avinash Madadi

20130247302, Sep 26, 2013

Apr 1, 2013

13/854720

William Robert Rohr - Joplin MO, US
Avinash Madadi - Webb City MO, US

L & P Properly Management Company - South Gate CA

A47C 21/00
G01R 27/26

5613, 324679

A system and method for incorporating occupancy-detecting technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to detecting occupancy using a detection pad coupled a portion of a bed. The detection pad may include an aluminized polymer material, a metalized and/or conductive fabric, an aluminum sheet, a metal screen, an aluminum tape, a wire grid, or other metalized material or fabric. A controller determines the corresponding response based on single-occupancy or dual-occupancy detection by one or more detection pads. A processor receives information regarding changes in capacitance and determines when a change in voltage satisfies a threshold. Based on a determination of occupancy, or lack thereof, a variety of corresponding features of the adjustable bed may be activated.

20130174343, Jul 11, 2013

Jan 24, 2013

13/749120

L & P PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY - South Gate CA, US
AVINASH MADADI - Webb City MO, US
WILLIAM ROHR - Joplin MO, US
SAM CASSELL - Chetopa KS, US

L & P PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY - South Gate CA

G01B 7/00
A47C 21/00

5613, 324679

A system and method for incorporating presence-sensing technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to detecting presence using a metal, adjustable bed frame. The bed frame is pulsed with a voltage to provide a charge, against which capacitance is measured. A controller determines the corresponding response based on presence detection by the frame. Conductive bushings may also be used to measure capacitance using the bed frame. In further embodiments, capacitance is measured by a foil tape surrounding a perimeter of the adjustable bed. The foil tape has a voltage based on proximity of an object to the tape, and may be embedded with a capacitive wire. A processor receives information regarding changes in capacitance and determines when a change in voltage satisfies a threshold. Based on a determination of presence, or lack of presence, a variety of corresponding features of the adjustable bed may be activated.

20180325270, Nov 15, 2018

Jul 26, 2018

16/046134

- South Gate CA, US
Caleb Browning - Carthage MO, US
Avinash Madadi - Carl Junction MO, US
William Robert Rohr - Joplin MO, US
Ryan Edward Chacon - Carthage MO, US

A47C 20/04
H03K 17/955
G01D 5/24
G01R 27/26

A system and method for calibrating one or more sensing features for a furniture item detection is provided. More particularly, embodiments relate to determining a first noise state associated with an environment of the furniture item based on a first measured noise received from one or more sensors associated with the furniture item. A first baseline noise level for the furniture item can be generated based on filtering the first noise state associated with the environment of the furniture item. A second noise state associated with the environment of the furniture item can be determined based on a second measured noise received from the one or more sensors associated with the furniture item. A second baseline noise level for the furniture item can be generated based on filtering the second noise state associated with the environment of the furniture item. The first baseline noise level can then be adjusted to the second baseline noise level.

20170042340, Feb 16, 2017

Oct 31, 2016

15/339927

- SOUTH GATE CA, US
WILLIAM ROBERT ROHR - JOPLIN MO, US
AVINASH MADADI - WEBB CITY MO, US
GREGORY MARK LAWSON - TUPELO MS, US

A47C 31/00
A47C 7/72
A47C 17/86
A61G 5/14
G05B 19/048
A47C 7/24
A61G 7/018
A47C 1/02
A61G 7/015
G01V 3/08
A47C 17/16
A47C 7/30

A system and method for incorporating occupancy-detecting technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to detecting occupancy in a recliner using a sinuous wire detection array incorporated into a seat. Further embodiments of the invention are directed to a system and method for incorporating capacitance detection technology with one or more conductive features of a recliner mechanism. In some aspects, a sensor is provided based on coupling one or more conductive features to a control component of the capacitance detector control component. A controller may determine the corresponding response based on occupancy detection and/or presence detection. A processor may receive information regarding changes in capacitance and determines when a change in voltage satisfies a threshold. Based on a determination of occupancy and/or presence, a variety of corresponding features of the adjustable recliner may be activated.

20160161623, Jun 9, 2016

Feb 8, 2016

15/018862

- South Gate CA, US
WILLIAM ROBERT ROHR - JOPLIN MO, US
AVINASH MADADI - WEBB CITY MO, US
GREGORY MARK LAWSON - TUPELO MS, US

G01V 3/08
A47C 21/00

A system and method for incorporating occupancy-detecting technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to direct-connect device, system, and method for determining presence with respect to an automated furniture item, such as a recliner mechanism. In some aspects, a sensor is provided based on coupling one or more conductive features to a control component of the capacitance detector control component. A controller may determine the corresponding response based on occupancy detection and/or presence detection. A processor may receive information regarding changes in capacitance and determines when a change in voltage satisfies a threshold. Based on a determination of occupancy and/or presence, a variety of corresponding features of the adjustable recliner may be activated.

20160084487, Mar 24, 2016

Dec 1, 2015

14/955859

- South Gate CA, US
Avinash Madadi - Webb City MO, US
William Robert Rohr - Joplin MO, US
Jason B. Turner - Joplin MO, US
Caleb Browning - Carthage MO, US

F21V 23/04
F21V 33/00
G01V 3/02
H05B 37/02

A system and method for incorporating occupancy-detecting technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to detecting occupancy by a standalone capacitance detection device. The standalone capacitance detection device is configured for integration with any number of furniture items. Further, the detected capacitance may be used to determine commands for controlling a variety of devices associated with the standalone capacitance detection device. Additionally, methods for determining occupancy of a furniture item and a system for monitoring occupancy are described herein.

20150327687, Nov 19, 2015

Jul 27, 2015

14/810355

- South Gate CA, US
Avinash Madadi - Webb City MO, US
William Robert Rohr - Joplin MO, US

A47C 31/00
G05B 15/02

A system and method for incorporating occupancy-detecting technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to detecting occupancy using a detection pad coupled a portion of a bed. The detection pad may include an aluminized polymer material, a metalized and/or conductive fabric, an aluminum sheet, a metal screen, an aluminum tape, a wire grid, or other metalized material or fabric. A controller determines the corresponding response based on single-occupancy or dual-occupancy detection by one or more detection pads. A processor receives information regarding changes in capacitance and determines when a change in voltage satisfies a threshold. Based on a determination of occupancy, or lack thereof, a variety of corresponding features of the adjustable bed may be activated.

20150137833, May 21, 2015

Jan 28, 2015

14/608173

- South Gate CA, US
WILLIAM ROBERT ROHR - JOPLIN MO, US
AVINASH MADADI - WEBB CITY MO, US
GREGORY MARK LAWSON - TUPELO MS, US

G01R 27/26
A47C 1/02
A47C 31/00

324680, 324686

A system and method for incorporating occupancy-detecting technology into furniture is provided. More particularly, the invention relates to detecting occupancy in a recliner using a sinuous wire detection array incorporated into a seat. Further embodiments of the invention are directed to a system and method for incorporating capacitance detection technology with one or more conductive features of a recliner mechanism. In some aspects, a sensor is provided based on coupling one or more conductive features to a control component of the capacitance detector control component. A controller may determine the corresponding response based on occupancy detection and/or presence detection. A processor may receive information regarding changes in capacitance and determines when a change in voltage satisfies a threshold. Based on a determination of occupancy and/or presence, a variety of corresponding features of the adjustable recliner may be activated.