Eugene Boris Zarkhin

6259074, Jul 10, 2001

Oct 26, 1999

9/426717

Charles Brunner - North Reading MA
Vicent Waldron - Hull MA
Eugene B. Zarkhin - Boston MA
Pavel Kyn - Somerville MA

Sims Level 1, Inc. - Rockland MA

H05B 102

219497

The temperature regulating device of the instant invention accurately regulates the temperature of a fluid to be sent through a conduit for either warming or cooling an infusate that is to be provided to a patient. The heater/cooler that is used for regulating the temperature of the fluid, and the fluid itself, are continuously monitored by a number of sensors, which provide feedback signals to a processor controller, to ensure that the temperature of the fluid is maintained at a desired temperature. The fluid is circulated by a pump which operation is also continuously monitored. A special connector assembly provides the inlet/outlet connection between the device and the fluid conduit. The connector assembly is constructed such that the system would operate only when the connector of the fluid conduit is correctly mated thereto. A calibration device, shaped substantially the same as the connector for the fluid conduit, when mated to the connector assembly, initiates a sequence that include the calibration and testing of various temperature sensitive components in the device.

20230039812, Feb 9, 2023

Aug 4, 2021

17/393545

- Framingham MA, US
Santiago CARVAJAL - Ashland MA, US
Eugene ZARKHIN - Hudson MA, US

H04W 76/14
H04W 76/15
H04W 8/00
H04W 4/029
H04W 4/80

Processes, methods, systems, and devices are disclosed for pairing a target device with a source device and pairing the target device with a partner device. A user may choose between using the target device and the partner device without actively connecting the partner device to the source device. The target device and the partner device may each be a specialized device providing certain functions. For example, the source device may be a computing device, such as a smart phone or a tablet computer. The target device may be a sound bar dedicated for playing high definition surround sound that outperforms internal speakers of the source device. And the partner device may be a noise-canceling headset. The user may want to seamlessly switch between playing sounds on the sound bard and the headset from time to time under different circumstances, without needing to manually pair the headset to the computing device.

20230039972, Feb 9, 2023

Aug 3, 2021

17/444358

- Framingham MA, US
Sara Sarkhili - Brookline MA, US
Isaac Julien - Cambridge MA, US
Eugene Zarkhin - Hudson MA, US
Nathan A. Blagrove - Wayland MA, US
Rodrigo Sartorio Gomes - Natick MA, US
Matthew Leon - Cambridge MA, US
Somasundaram Meiyappan - Chennai, IN

Bose Corporation - Framingham MA

H04W 76/15
H04W 36/00
H04W 88/04

Methods and systems for easily establishing or switching between wireless connections by sending a Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) command from a first BLE enabled device to a second BLE enabled device, where the BLE command causes the second BLE enabled device to attempt to establish a Bluetooth Classic connection with one or more source devices from a list of source devices that have previously been paired with the second BLE device. The first BLE device is configured to obtain or receive the list from the second BLE device, and in response to one or more triggers, send the BLE command. The list of previously paired source devices may be presented to a user via a display screen with touch-screen functionality, and in some examples, may utilize one or more algorithms to intelligently order the available source devices based on a variety of factors.

20230041400, Feb 9, 2023

Sep 20, 2021

17/448127

- Framingham MA, US
Sara Sarkhili - Brookline MA, US
Isaac Julien - Cambridge MA, US
Eugene Zarkhin - Hudson MA, US
Nathan A. Blagrove - Wayland MA, US
Rodrigo Sartorio Gomes - Natick MA, US
Matthew Leon - Cambridge MA, US
Somasundaram Meiyappan - Chennai, IN

Bose Corporation - Framingham MA

H04W 76/15
H04W 88/04
H04W 36/00

Methods and systems for easily establishing or switching between wireless connections by sending a Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) command from a first BLE enabled device to a second BLE enabled device, where the BLE command causes the second BLE enabled device to attempt to establish a Bluetooth Classic connection with one or more source devices from a list of source devices that have previously been paired with the second BLE device. The first BLE device is configured to obtain or receive the list from the second BLE device, and in response to one or more triggers, send the BLE command. The list of previously paired source devices may be presented to a user via a display screen with touch-screen functionality, and in some examples, may utilize one or more algorithms to intelligently order the available source devices based on a variety of factors.