Lawrence H Avidan

20080057483, Mar 6, 2008

Sep 5, 2006

11/469903

LAWRENCE H AVIDAN - SAUSALITO CA, US

G09B 7/00

434362

Different memory testing devices, systems, and methods for conducting memory tests, and for storing and displaying test data and trends are disclosed. The tests generally are based on generating a random sequence of signals, displaying the sequence to an examinee, the examinee memorizing the sequence, and inputting the sequence into the testing device. The signals could have visual, auditory, positional, and/or tactile components. The signals could also be alphanumeric strings.The testing device measures test outcome variables, computes a composite memory score based on the test outcome variables, records and displays the stored test data. The testing device may also include a communication interface for periodically transferring the stored test data to a database residing on a remote server displaying the test data of the examinee on a website through an internet connectionThe testing device need not be a physical device. Instead, it is possible to implement the functionality of the testing device in a virtual device which is basically a software application, installed and used on a personal computer, a mobile phone, a PDA, etc.

20080070207, Mar 20, 2008

Sep 5, 2006

11/469906

LAWRENCE H AVIDAN - SAUSALITO CA, US

G09B 19/00

434236

Different memory testing programs, systems, and methods for conducting memory tests, and for storing and displaying test data and trends residing on a client's machine are disclosed. The tests generally are based on generating a random sequence of signals, displaying the sequence to an examinee, the examinee memorizing the sequence, and inputting the sequence into the testing program. The signals could have visual, auditory, and/or positional components. The signals could also be alphanumeric strings.The testing program measures test outcome variables, computes a composite memory score based on the test outcome variables, records and displays the stored test data. The testing device may also include a communication interface for periodically transferring the stored test data to a database residing on a remote server displaying the test data of the examinee on a website through an internet connection.

20090027230, Jan 29, 2009

Jul 28, 2007

11/829890

LAWRENCE H. AVIDAN - Sausalito CA, US

G08G 1/07

340917

A method for displaying dynamically determined priority lanes for customers returning vehicles to a vehicle rental company. The method includes identifying a vehicle being returned by a customer to a vehicle rental company by an identification device and dynamically determining directions for the customer based on at least one of vehicle and customer specific parameters. The dynamically determined priority lanes are displayed to the customer in real time using a sign board, a display panel, etc.