Michael J Russo

20080273244, Nov 6, 2008

May 2, 2007

11/799531

Mark Oskotsky - Mamaroneck NY, US
Michael J. Russo - Roslyn NY, US
Dipak Banerjee - Setauket NY, US

G02B 27/42

359558

An imaging catadioptric spectrometer using a Mangin type lens and pupil lens adjacent to a grating. Electromagnetic radiation received by aperture slits is directed to a reflective portion of a Mangin type lens and redirected to a pupil adjacent a diffraction grating. Diffracted light is transmitted through a refractive portion of the Mangin type lens and through a corrector lens to image the spectral components of electromagnetic radiation onto a detector. The detector may be an enhanced detector utilizing an array of smaller spaced detectors. By balancing the powers of the lens elements, a single optical material may be used. In one embodiment, multiple aperture slits are spaced apart and decentered with respect to the optical axis permitting collection of opposing diffraction orders on two detectors. A wide field of view having a low F number is obtained with an operating wavelength range in the infrared from approximately 7.5 to 13.5 microns. The spectrometer is particularly suited to airborne applications.

20110153368, Jun 23, 2011

Dec 17, 2009

12/641128

Lester S. Pierre - Valley Cottage NY, US
Nader Ali Chouman - Lodi NJ, US
Alexander Olegovich Khaykin - Lodi NJ, US
Manimaran Manimaran - Piscataway NJ, US
Asim Masood - Scotch Plains NJ, US
Michael J. Russo - Staten Island NY, US

G06Q 40/00
G06Q 10/00
G06Q 50/00
G06F 3/01
G06F 3/048

705 4, 705348, 715760, 715848

A User Interactive Insurance Risk Analysis Application that is web-based which combines user imported insurance portfolios and geospatial technology with output from user defined actions and simulations providing an analysis tool for dynamic management of catastrophic exposures. The user may configure every aspect of the risk analysis application and use a variety of tools and features to create actions and receive risk information of all layers used for analysis. Precise risk information is given to the user due to the many services and modules which make up the risk analysis application, including a loss calculation service and dynamic, multi-dimensional configurable risk data display. The user receives estimated loss values and may configure which pieces of data analysis the user would like to see and how that data is presented without having to drilldown through all the data in the insurance portfolio.

20110307791, Dec 15, 2011

Jun 10, 2010

12/813199

Lester S. Pierre - Valley Cottage NY, US
Michael J. Russo - Staten Island NY, US
Ridik Shrestha - Woodside NY, US
Jeffrey A. Warren - Hoboken NJ, US

G06F 15/177
G06F 17/30

715736, 707771, 707754, 707710

A web-based Social Networking Application for Knowledge Sharing and Management which provides for permissive based communication for knowledge transfer among all levels of personnel within organizations using configurable conditions and criteria for determining a target audience, or various classifications of accessible users based on configurable groups and sections. Users of such may create conversations around topics and content to be searched, tagged and published to target audiences. Users may provide commentary, ratings on conversations and commentary, or news on a particular idea or subject. Conversations may connect to combinations of text, user created conversations, images, links, web pages, attachments, internal and external content, as well as internal and external document repositories.

20120072436, Mar 22, 2012

Sep 20, 2010

12/885976

Lester S. Pierre - Valley Cottage NY, US
Fu E. Luo - Brooklyn NY, US
Michael J. Russo - Staten Island NY, US

G06F 17/30

707758, 707705, 707E17009, 707E17014

A web-based Relationship and Content Management Application combining an organization's CRM and ECM systems by integrating CRM's contacts with an ECM system's key features and functionality. The user of such is able to efficiently store and retrieve a combination of information for a relationship from CRM as well as from ECM, avoiding human error and providing data centralization. Users may store and retrieve content from both internal document repositories within an ECM system as well as external document repositories in the user's system. The major features consist of the ease of use and data consistency, plus the leverages of CRM as the centralization of data.

20120232939, Sep 13, 2012

May 15, 2012

13/471836

Lester S. Pierre - Valley Cottage NY, US
Nader Ali Chouman - Lodi NJ, US
Alexander Olegovich Khaykin - Lodi NJ, US
Manimaran Manimaran - Piscataway NJ, US
Asim Masood - Scotch Plains NJ, US
Michael J. Russo - Staten Island NY, US

G06Q 40/08

705 4

A User Interactive Insurance Risk Analysis Application that is web-based which combines user imported insurance portfolios and geospatial technology with output from user defined actions and simulations providing an analysis tool for dynamic management of catastrophic exposures. The user may configure every aspect of the risk analysis application and use a variety of tools and features to create actions and receive risk information of all layers used for analysis. Precise risk information is given to the user due to the many services and modules which make up the risk analysis application, including a loss calculation service and dynamic, multi-dimensional configurable risk data display. The user receives estimated loss values and may configure which pieces of data analysis the user would like to see and how that data is presented without having to drilldown through all the data in the insurance portfolio.

20130024522, Jan 24, 2013

Jul 22, 2011

13/188711

Lester S. Pierre - Valley Cottage NY, US
Michael J. Russo - Staten Island NY, US
Ridik Shrestha - Woodside NY, US

G06F 15/16

709206

An Email to Content Conversion and Publication System for Use in Knowledge Management Solutions giving users of any email system the ability to utilize all features and functionality provided by knowledge management solutions by creating and sending an email using any email system. Users of knowledge management solutions typically create conversations or participations to existing conversations with whatever interface has been provided within the solution. Users of knowledge management solutions create conversations or participations only with the interface provided for creating this content within the knowledge management solution being used. The Email to Content Conversion and Publication System allows users wishing to create content for publication and use in knowledge management solutions to create any content using any email system. Any device capable of sending emails may create content and allow the content to have the appropriate permission settings and publish the content within Knowledge Management Solutions, producing the exact same results as if the user had created the content within knowledge management solutions.

20230096503, Mar 30, 2023

Sep 28, 2021

17/487758

- Nashua NH, US
Jacob D. Garan - Honolulu HI, US
Morgan Jolley - Commack NY, US
Daniel N. Kokubun - Waipahu HI, US
Michael J. Russo - Roslyn NY, US

BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. - Nashua NH

G02B 13/14
G02B 13/06
H01L 27/146

An athermal and achromatic lens with a high resolution while further being near orthoscopic and providing a large field of view. Further, the provided VNIR lens may utilize only three types of optical glass allowing the lens to be reduced in size, cost, and weight while further reducing or minimizing the complexity thereof.

20200021046, Jan 16, 2020

Jul 10, 2018

16/031680

- Plano TX, US
Michael Russo - Morris Plains NJ, US

H01R 12/57
H01R 12/71
H01R 43/02
H01R 12/70

A radio frequency (RF) device includes a first and second substrate, a first and second circuit, and an interconnect circuit. Each substrate having a first surface and an opposing second surface, a thickness of the second substrate being greater than a thickness of the first substrate, the second substrate having an overhang portion extending over the first surface of the first substrate. The first circuit disposed on the first substrate having a first contact terminal on the first surface of the first substrate. The second circuit disposed on the second substrate, the second circuit having a second contact terminal on the first surface of the second substrate. The interconnect circuit disposed on the overhang portion of the second substrate. The interconnect circuit including a vertical metal structure electrically connecting the first contact terminal to the second contact terminal.