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Kent W Kirkes

from Daly City, CA
Age ~63
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Also known as:
Kent William Kirkes, Kent N Kirkes, Kent W Kirdes, Kent Kirks
Related to:
Kaitlin A KirkesColette Louise Haro, 64Jonas S Haro, 68Richard K Kirkes, 66Cecilia S BautistaKristina J Bautista, 44Bette L Kirkes, 87Reynaldo Olarte, 73Frances C KirkesS R Kirkes, 94Colton S Haro, 31Sam R Kirkes, 92Paulyne S Bautista, 65Linda M Bautista, 63Pablo F Bautista
Connected to:
Logan M Kirkes, 35Rachel A Kirkes, 32Vickie L Kirkes, 58Chad M Kirkessner, 42Scott G Kirkessner, 41Shannon K Kirkestue, 42Mark A Kirkey, 64Melissa Kirkey, 36Patricia A Kirkey, 83Shannon Kirkey, 44

Kent Kirkes Phones & Addresses

  • Daly City, CA
  • San Francisco, CA
  • 1830 Hillman Ave, Belmont, CA 94002 (650) 654-5449
  • Palo Alto, CA
  • San Mateo, CA

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Software Architect

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Location:
1830 Hillman Ave, Belmont, CA 94002
Industry:
Computer Software
Work:
CoreLogic since Nov 2011
Software Architect
Systems, Inc since Mar 2003
Lead Software Engineer
SumTotal Systems Mar 2003 - Aug 2010
Sr. Lead Software Engineer
SumTotal Systems 2002 - 2010
Sr. Lead Software Eng.
Sumtotal 2000 - 2009
Sr. Lead Software Engineer
Education:
San Jose State University 1986 - 1987
BS, Computer Science San Jose State University 1987
BS, Computer Science
Skills:
Dolby
Software
Cinema
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Gold Practice Apparatus

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US Patent:
53420543, Aug 30, 1994
Filed:
Mar 25, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/037089
Inventors:
Philip L. Chang - San Bruno CA
Gary S. Flood - Saratoga CA
Kent W. Kirkes - Palo Alto CA
Edwin R. Smith - San Jose CA
Assignee:
Timecap, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
G06F 1544
US Classification:
2731861
Abstract:
A golf practice apparatus provides recording and instant playback of video images of a golfer's swing. A plurality of color video cameras are preferably employed to obtain video images of a swing from different angles. A video processing and storage unit digitally stores the images in memory for instant replay. Image processing and recording is automatically initiated when a golf ball is placed on a designated hitting area through the use of an infrared camera and image processing software that detects a golf ball in the IR camera's image. The IR camera is also used in conjunction with an IR flash unit to obtain snapshot images of a club head and ball just before and just after the golf club hits the ball. An optical sensor array is positioned adjacent the hitting area to detect the passage of a golf club toward the ball. The signals generated by the optical sensor array are employed by the image processing and storage unit to both calculate the club speed and control triggering of the flash unit.
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