John Roach

8594572, Nov 26, 2013

Jun 16, 2011

13/161652

Albert Ortiz - Chalfont PA, US
Donald D. Dalessandro - Williamstown NJ, US
John M. Roach - Herriman UT, US
Donald R. Longo - Pittsgrove NJ, US
Qing Dong - Birdsboro PA, US

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H04B 7/00

455 412, 455 411, 455 413, 455 306, 455 7, 455 111, 455254, 4551272, 455571, 4551275, 455522, 307104, 307149, 307 39, 307 46, 307 48, 367 2, 367 82, 367128

An apparatus for wirelessly transmitting electric currents walls. The walls may be bulkhead compartment walls of a fixed structure or a vehicle or the like. The apparatus includes a wireless electric power transmission arrangement that includes an electronic device on one side of a wall, which is powered by a power source on another side of the wall. The electronic device may be a sensor arrangement having one or more sensors, a battery charging device, a through-the-bulkhead repeater device or other electronic device requiring power.

20190342377, Nov 7, 2019

Jul 19, 2019

16/516872

- Princeton NJ, US
Michael Adam Grosinger - New York NY, US
John Patrick Roach - New York NY, US
Mickey Alexander Schwab - Chicago IL, US
Michael Zacharski - Pawling NY, US

Engine Media, LLC - Princeton NJ

H04L 29/08
H04L 12/26

Individualized connectivity based request handling is disclosed. For example, a content source is accessed by a client device and a load balancer executes on a processor to receive a first request based on the client device accessing the content source. A first session variable is set to a first value in a first session and a first latency to the client device is measured. A first plurality of target nodes is selected based on the first session variable. A first plurality of messages is sent to the first plurality of target nodes. A second request is received from the client device after the first session expires, starting a second session. The first session variable is set to a different second value in the second session. A second plurality of messages is sent to a second plurality of target nodes different from the first plurality of target nodes.

20190116230, Apr 18, 2019

Oct 12, 2017

15/782569

- Princeton NJ, US
Louis Clayton Ashner - New York NY, US
Michael Zacharski - Pawling NY, US
John Patrick Roach - New York NY, US

Engine Media, LLC - Princeton NJ

H04L 29/08
G06F 12/0846
H04W 4/20
G06F 17/30
G06Q 30/02
H04W 4/02
G06F 12/0813

Geopartitioned data caching is disclosed. For example, a data source is connected over a network to a geographically remote data cache in communication with a load balancer service. A processor on the data cache executes to receive, from the data source, a plurality of data entries in the data cache, where the plurality of data entries is selected based on a geographical region of the data cache. A data request for a data entry of the plurality of data entries is received from the load balancer service, where a requestor of the data request is in a second geographical region proximately located with the data cache. The data entry is sent to the load balancer service, where the load balancer service forwards the data entry to a receiver.

20180278532, Sep 27, 2018

Jun 1, 2018

15/996112

- Princeton NJ, US
John Patrick Roach - New York NY, US
Michael Zacharski - Pawling NY, US

Engine Media, LLC - Princeton NJ

H04L 12/803
H04L 12/26
G06F 9/455
H04L 29/08
H04L 12/741
H04L 12/751

Dynamic advertisement routing is disclosed. For example, a plurality of internet protocol (“IP”) addresses associated with respective plurality of target nodes is stored in a routing pool. Each IP address in the routing pool is pinged through each of first and second load balancer network interfaces. Network routes associated with target nodes are updated based on a first plurality of ping responses. Communications sessions are established with target nodes through respective network routes. IP addresses are pinged and respective latencies in a latency cache are updated based on a second plurality of ping responses. A first request directed to the plurality of target nodes is received and is determined to be sent to a first target node based on the latency cache forwarded to the first target node via the first network route.