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Elik I Fooks

from Boston, MA
Age ~74
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Also known as:
Fooks Elik
Phone and address:
245 Kelton St, Boston, MA 02134
Related to:
Jane Fooks
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Deidra L Fooks, 46Devon M Fooks, 54Grigoriy Fooks, 51Kashay Fooks, 47Marina Fooks, 39Mike Fooks, 95Timothy M Fooks, 63Olga I Fookson, 84Chong Y Foon, 77Jamie D Foon, 39

Elik Fooks Phones & Addresses

  • 245 Kelton St, Allston, MA 02134
  • 245 Kelton St APT 22, Allston, MA 02134
  • Boston, MA
  • Mashpee, MA
  • 44 Sanderson Rd, Lexington, MA 02420 (781) 863-1429 (781) 863-2807
  • Burlington, MA
  • Waltham, MA

Work

Company: Rockwell automation Mar 2017 Position: Senior vice president corporate development

Education

School / High School: Harvard Business School Executive Education 2018

Skills

Automation • Industrial Automation

Industries

Industrial Automation

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Senior Vice President Corporate Development

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Location:
Chelmsford, MA
Industry:
Industrial Automation
Work:
Rockwell Automation
Senior Vice President Corporate Development
Rockwell Automation Jul 1998 - Mar 2017
Vice President and General Manager Safety and Sensing
Education:
Harvard Business School Executive Education 2018
Skills:
Automation
Industrial Automation

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Elik Fooks
Vice-President
Rockwell Automation, Inc
Mfg Relays/Industrial Controls · Misc Electrical Equip Mfg
2 Executive Dr, Kates Corner, MA 01824
(978) 441-9500, (978) 446-3476, (978) 459-7939
Elik Fooks
Vice-President
Allen-Bradley
Nonclassifiable Establishments · Whol Hardware
2 Executive Dr, Kates Corner, MA 01824

Publications

Us Patents

Color Sensor Insensitive To Distance Variations

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US Patent:
8542348, Sep 24, 2013
Filed:
Nov 3, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/938499
Inventors:
Martin Hardegger - Sargans, CH
Reto Berner - Aarau, CH
Richard Galera - Nashua NH, US
Suresh Nair - Amherst NH, US
Carl Meinherz - Malans, CH
Craig Martin Brockman - Windham NH, US
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA, US
Manfred Norbert Stein - Graubuenden, CH
Robert M. Black - Bolton MA, US
Assignee:
Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc. - Mayfield Heights OH
International Classification:
G01C 3/08
US Classification:
356 501, 356 301, 356 401, 356 51
Abstract:
A system for calibrating a color sensing pixel based upon the distance between the color sensing pixel and an object. The distance is determined by measuring the phase shift of electromagnetic radiation as reflected from the surface of the object compared with the wave profile of the electromagnetic radiation incident on the object surface. The color sensing pixel is associated with a Time-of-Flight (ToF) pixel which is employed to determine the distance of the color sensing pixel. The electromagnetic radiation can be from any part of the electromagnetic spectrum, in particular the infrared and visible light portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. The color sensing pixel and the ToF pixel can reside on the same semiconductor or on disparate semiconductors.

Dynamically Adaptable Safety Zones

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US Patent:
20110298579, Dec 8, 2011
Filed:
Jun 8, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/795878
Inventors:
Martin Hardegger - Sargans, CH
Reto Berner - Aarau, CH
Richard Galera - Nashua NH, US
Suresh Nair - Amherst NH, US
Wei Jie Chen - Westford MA, US
Carl Meinherz - Malans, CH
Craig Martin Brockman - Windham NH, US
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA, US
Manfred Stein - Graubuenden, CH
Robert M. Black - Bolton MA, US
Roger Merz - Richterswil, CH
Steven A. Eisenbrown - South Russell OH, US
Assignee:
Cedes Safety & Automation AG - Landquart
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Mayfield Heights OH
International Classification:
G05B 23/02
US Classification:
340 31
Abstract:
Systems and methods are provided for defining a safety zone in an industrial automation environment. The method includes monitoring an object that approaches an operating zone where equipment is controlled within the operating zone. This includes determining the speed or direction that the object approaches the operating zone. The method includes dynamically adjusting a safety region in view of the determined speed or direction of the object and enabling or disabling the equipment within the operating zone based in part on the object entering the safety region.

Time Of Flight (Tof) Sensors As Replacement For Standard Photoelectric Sensors

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US Patent:
20120092485, Apr 19, 2012
Filed:
Oct 18, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/906622
Inventors:
Carl Meinherz - Malans, CH
Craig Martin Brockman - Windham NH, US
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA, US
Manfred Norbert Stein - Graubuenden, CH
Martin Hardegger - Sargans, CH
Wei Jie Chen - Westford MA, US
Reto Berner - Aarau, CH
Richard Galera - Nashua NH, US
Robert M. Black - Bolton MA, US
Roger Merz - Richterswil, CH
Suresh Nair - Amherst NH, US
Steven A. Eisenbrown - South Russell OH, US
Assignee:
CEDES SAFETY & AUTOMATION AG - Landquart
ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. - Mayfield Heights OH
International Classification:
H04N 7/18
US Classification:
348 91, 348E07085
Abstract:
Systems and methods are provided for utilizing time of flight sensors in an industrial automation environment. The method includes employing a multi pixel camera associated with a time of flight sensor to detect an object located within a defined or bounded target area, comparing pixels with adjacent pixels associated with an image of the object captured by the multi pixel camera, identifying the object as being a colored, texture, or highly reflective object, and controlling industrial machinery based on the identification of the object entering the target area.

Time Of Flight (Tof) Human Machine Interface (Hmi)

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US Patent:
20120095575, Apr 19, 2012
Filed:
Oct 14, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/904471
Inventors:
Carl Meinherz - Malans, CH
Craig Martin Brockman - Windham NH, US
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA, US
Manfred Norbert Stein - Graubuenden, CH
Martin Hardegger - Sargans, CH
Wei Jie Chen - Westford MA, US
Reto Berner - Aarau, CH
Richard Galera - Nashua NH, US
Robert M. Black - Bolton MA, US
Roger Merz - Richterswil, CH
Suresh Nair - Amherst NH, US
Steven A. Eisenbrown - South Russell OH, US
Assignee:
Cedes Safety & Automation AG - Landquart
Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc. - Mayfield Heights OH
International Classification:
G05B 9/02
G05B 15/02
US Classification:
700 79, 700 83
Abstract:
Systems and methods are provided for controlling industrial equipment in the performance of various industrial activities based on the detected body movement of a user in an industrial automation environment. The method includes employing a time-of-flight sensor to detect movement of a body part of the user, ascertaining whether or not the movement of the body part conforms to a recognized movement of the body part, interpreting the recognized movement of the body part as a performable action, and thereafter actuating industrial machinery to perform the performable action.

Color Sensor Insensitive To Distance Variations

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US Patent:
20130335725, Dec 19, 2013
Filed:
Aug 22, 2013
Appl. No.:
13/973692
Inventors:
- Landquart, CH
Richard Galera - Nashua NH, US
Suresh Nair - Amherst NH, US
Carl Meinherz - Malans, CH
Craig Martin Brockman - Windham NH, US
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA, US
Manfred Norbert Stein - Graubuenden, CH
Robert M. Black - Bolton MA, US
Assignee:
Cedes Safety & Automation AG - Landquart
Rockwell Automation Technologies, Inc. - Mayfield Heights OH
International Classification:
G01S 17/36
US Classification:
356 51
Abstract:
A system for calibrating a color sensing pixel based upon the distance between the color sensing pixel and an object. The distance is determined by measuring the phase shift of electromagnetic radiation as reflected from the surface of the object compared with the wave profile of the electromagnetic radiation incident on the object surface. The color sensing pixel is associated with a Time-of-Flight (ToF) pixel which is employed to determine the distance of the color sensing pixel. The electromagnetic radiation can be from any part of the electromagnetic spectrum, in particular the infrared and visible light portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. The color sensing pixel and the ToF pixel can reside on the same semiconductor or on disparate semiconductors.

Low Cost Material For Multi-Bit Remote Sensing

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US Patent:
62783688, Aug 21, 2001
Filed:
Sep 30, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/409331
Inventors:
Ira B. Goldberg - Thousand Oaks CA
Ted M. McKinney - Riverside CA
Charles S. Hollingsworth - Thousand Oaks CA
Jonathan R. Engdahl - Chardon OH
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA
Assignee:
Rockwell Technologies, LLC - Thousand Oaks CA
International Classification:
G08B 1314
US Classification:
3405724
Abstract:
Multiple bits of information may be conveyed by passive target material incorporating filaments of magnetizable material having different magnetization functions and, in particular, different coercivities. Detection of the presence or absence of the individual filaments may be done remotely by measuring induced flux B as a function of an externally imposed magnetic field waveform and subjecting the measured induced flux signal to differentiation or Fourier transform techniques.

Heartbeat Communications

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US Patent:
56316291, May 20, 1997
Filed:
Feb 8, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/385413
Inventors:
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA
Patrick J. Delaney - Sudbury MA
Philip E. Johnson - Worcester MA
Assignee:
Allen-Bradley Company, Inc. - Milwaukee WI
International Classification:
G08B 2300
G06F 1500
US Classification:
340500
Abstract:
A dual channel communications method including: (A) providing a control system with a central control station and a remote sensor for sensing a process status, the central control station and the remote sensor being connected by a power supply line and an output line; (B) impressing a non-periodic high-amplitude process status signal on the output line at the remote sensor so as to transfer status information about the process status to the central control station; (C) simultaneously impressing a periodic low-amplitude low-frequency diagnostic condition signal on the output line at the remote sensor so as to transfer diagnostic information about an operating condition of the remote sensor to the central control station; (D) monitoring the electrical state of the output line at the central control station to detect the level of the non-periodic high-amplitude process status signal so as to receive status information about the process status at the central control station; and (E) monitoring the electrical state of the output line at the central control station to detect the presence of the periodic low-amplitude low-frequency diagnostic condition signal so as to receive diagnostic information about the operating condition of i) the remote sensor, ii) said power supply line and iii) said output line at the central control station.

Low Cost Material Suitable For Remote Sensing

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US Patent:
61694819, Jan 2, 2001
Filed:
Apr 12, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/290454
Inventors:
Ira B. Goldberg - Thousand Oaks CA
Charles S. Hollingsworth - Thousand Oaks CA
Elik I. Fooks - Lexington MA
Mark A. Lucak - Hudson OH
Jonathan D. Bradford - Harpersfield OH
Assignee:
Rockwell Technologies, LLC - Thousand Oaks CA
International Classification:
G08B 1314
US Classification:
3405721
Abstract:
High aspect ratio filaments of magnetic material are randomly dispersed in a non-magnetic matrix such as paper or plastic for part of a critical component of a manufactured product to permit remote sensing of the manufactured product by the application of an external oscillating magnetic field and the detection of the resulting induced magnetization. The material may be incorporated into a wide variety of products that must be remotely sensed.
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