Chad E Craw

8402161, Mar 19, 2013

Oct 4, 2007

11/905811

James J. DelloStritto - Jordan NY, US
Ronald J. Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Chad E. Craw - Fulton NY, US
Cory Russell Gondek - Tigard OR, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US
Eric G. Petersen - Aloha OR, US
Kenneth G. West - Aloha OR, US
Albert Goldfain - Williamsville NY, US
Mahesh Narayan - Syracuse NY, US
Song Y. Chung - Canton GA, US

Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY

G06F 15/16
A61B 5/00

709236, 600365

A communications protocol interface may be configured as being divisible into a core portion and an extensible portion. The extensible portion of the communications protocol interface may be further configured so that each network element can communicate a unique and optimally small subset of actual interoperable data that corresponds to at least a portion of a larger defined data set. A software generator program may be configured to generate a set of extensible source code that operates upon the subset of actual data and that directs the execution of the extensible portion of the communications protocol interface for a particular network element.

8484612, Jul 9, 2013

Oct 4, 2007

11/905830

James J. DelloStritto - Jordan NY, US
Chad E. Craw - Fulton NY, US
Song Y. Chung - Canton GA, US
Ronald J. Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US

Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY

G06F 9/44

717106

Methods and systems are provided for generating source code from XML formatted device data sheets. Information is accepted from a user regarding whether data definitions, string tables and/or link tables are needed in a software project. Files are created corresponding to the data definitions, string tables and/or link tables. The files are then collected and compiled into resultant source code. An application generator performs the compilation of the input files into source code. The resultant source code may be incorporated into a software development project and may be updated when needed.

8543999, Sep 24, 2013

Mar 30, 2006

11/663395

James J. DelloStritto - Jordan NY, US
Ronald James Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Song Yong Chung - Canton GA, US
Chad Everett Craw - Fulton NY, US
Albert Goldfain - Amherst NY, US
Cory Russell Gondek - Tigard OR, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US
Mahesh Narayan - Syracuse NY, US
Eric G. Petersen - Aloha OR, US
Kenneth G. West - Aloha OR, US

Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY

G06F 9/445

717176, 717103, 717114, 717116

A communications protocol interface is configured as being divisible into a core portion and an extensible portion. The extensible portion of the communications protocol interface is further configured to be customized in scope so that each network element can communicate a unique and optionally small, subset of actual interoperable data that corresponds to at least a portion of a larger defined data set. A software generator program is configured to generate a set of extensible source code that operates upon the subset of actual data and that directs the execution of the extensible portion of the communications protocol interface for a particular network element.

20080133699, Jun 5, 2008

Oct 4, 2007

11/905829

Chad E. Craw - Fulton NY, US
James J. DelloStritto - Jordan NY, US
Song Y. Chung - Canton GA, US
Ronald J. Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US

G06F 15/173
G06F 17/30
G06F 15/16

709217, 709225, 707 3, 707E17014

Methods and systems are provided for communicating between network devices. A data dictionary may be derived from a device data sheet. The data dictionary may include one or more data definitions specific to the network device and a global unique identifier for the network device. The data dictionary and data are received from the network device. Data definitions from the data dictionary are used to extract and process information from the data. The data dictionary may include a hierarchal classification scheme for data including a first level, a second level and a third level, wherein the first level defines a type of data, wherein the second level defines a type of action, and wherein the third level defines an object of the action.

20080140770, Jun 12, 2008

Oct 4, 2007

11/905828

James J. DelloStritto - Jordan NY, US
Chad E. Craw - Fulton NY, US
Song Y. Chung - Canton GA, US
Ronald J. Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US

G06F 15/16

709203

A dynamic medical object information base (DMOIB) is used with a communication protocol. A medical object information base (MOIB) may generally define rules of creation and modification of data defined for use in medical products. A dynamic version of the MOIB adapts to changing data classifications. DMOIB is preferably compatible with non-dynamic MOIB systems. DMOIB preferably reduces code space and simplifies management of software projects. DMOIB may allow for an entirely dynamic system using a discovery/negotiation process for determining full features of a device. DMOIB may also allow for generation of a dynamic interface to handle data from devices.

20110295082, Dec 1, 2011

May 28, 2010

12/790198

Chad E. Craw - Brooklyn NY, US
Christopher M. Keegan - Marcellus NY, US

Welch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY

A61B 5/00

600301

A transformer system receives medical status data generated by a monitoring device. The medical status data represents one or more physiological characteristics of a patient. In response to receiving the medical status data, the transformer system applies a transformation to the medical status data. A script file results from the transformation of the medical status data. The transformation is specified by an Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) document. The transformer system then executes the script file. When the transformer system executes the script file, the transformer system can perform various actions. For example, the transformer system can generate result data and provide the result data to one or more other systems.

20130166903, Jun 27, 2013

Feb 21, 2013

13/772623

Wetch Allyn, Inc. - Skaneateles Falls NY, US
Ronald J. Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Chad E. Craw - Fulton NY, US
Cory Russell Gondek - Tigard OR, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US
Eric G. Petersen - Aloha OR, US
Kenneth G. West - Aloha OR, US
Albert Goldfain - Amherst NY, US
Mahesh Narayan - Syracuse NY, US
Song Y. Chung - Canton GA, US

WELCH ALLYN, INC. - Skaneateles Falls NY

H04L 9/08

713151

A communications protocol interface may be configured as being divisible into a core portion and an extensible portion. The extensible portion of the communications protocol interface may be further configured so that each network element can communicate a unique and optimally small subset of actual interoperable data that corresponds to at least a portion of a larger defined data set. A software generator program may be configured to generate a set of extensible source code that operates upon the subset of actual data and that directs the execution of the extensible portion of the communications protocol interface for a particular network element.

20170279873, Sep 28, 2017

Mar 30, 2017

15/474782

- Skaneateles Falls NY, US
Chad E. Craw - Fulton NY, US
Song Y. Chung - Canton GA, US
Ronald J. Blaszak - Syracuse NY, US
Frank LoMascolo - Auburn NY, US

H04L 29/08
G06F 19/00

A dynamic medical object information base (DMOIB) is used with a communication protocol. A medical object information base (MOIB) may generally define rules of creation and modification of data defined for use in medical products. A dynamic version of the MOIB adapts to changing data classifications. DMOIB is preferably compatible with non-dynamic MOIB systems. DMOIB preferably reduces code space and simplifies management of software projects. DMOIB may allow for an entirely dynamic system using a discovery/negotiation process for determining full features of a device. DMOIB may also allow for generation of a dynamic interface to handle data from devices.