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Ronald J Korniski

from Thousand Oaks, CA
Age ~75
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Also known as:
Ronald James Korniski, Ron J Korniski, Ronald I, Ron I
Phone and address:
792 Maysville Cir, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
(805) 241-4281
Related to:
Jason Robert Korniski, 42Vicki K Korniski, 73
Connected to:
Doris E Kornish, 69Douglas R Kornish, 52Dwayne J Kornish, 53John C Kornitzer, 79Marina N Korniyenko, 39Vladimir Korniyenko, 61Jennifer A Kornkosar, 43Lisa S Kornkven, 52Anna K Kornmann, 103Bernard R Kornmann, 90

Ronald Korniski Phones & Addresses

  • 792 Maysville Cir, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 (805) 241-4281 (805) 493-4815
  • Glendora, CA
  • Placentia, CA

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Us Patents

System And Method For Combining Multiple Energy Bands To Improve Scene Viewing

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US Patent:
6646799, Nov 11, 2003
Filed:
Aug 30, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/651111
Inventors:
Ronald James Korniski - Thousand Oaks CA
William Henry Dyer - Shelton CT
Peter Spiro Paicopolis - Monkton MD
Assignee:
Science Applications International Corporation - San Diego CA
International Classification:
G02B 2300
US Classification:
359407, 359350, 359630, 359363, 359400
Abstract:
A single sensor that can operate in multiple bands and display either one radiation band alone or multiple overlaid bands, using an appropriate color choice to distinguish the bands. The multiple-band sensor allows the user to look through at least one eyepiece and with the use of a switch, see scenes formed via the human eye under visible light, an II sensor, an MWIR sensor, or an LWIR sensor, either individually or superimposed. The device is equipped with multiple switching mechanisms. The first, for allowing the user to select between radiation bands and overlays, and the second, as with most thermal imaging sensors, for allowing the user to switch between âwhite-hot/black-hotâ i. e. , a polarity switch.

System And Method For Combining Multiple Energy Bands To Improve Scene Viewing

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US Patent:
6909539, Jun 21, 2005
Filed:
Jun 16, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/461376
Inventors:
Ronald James Korniski - Thousand Oaks CA, US
William Henry Dyer - Shelton CT, US
Peter Spiro Paicopolis - Monkton MD, US
Assignee:
Science Applications International Corporation - San Diego CA
International Classification:
G02B023/00
US Classification:
359350, 359363, 359407, 359631
Abstract:
A single sensor that can operate in multiple bands and display either one radiation band alone or multiple overlaid bands, using an appropriate color choice to distinguish the bands. The multiple-band sensor allows the user to look through at least one eyepiece and with the use of a switch, see scenes formed via the human eye under visible light, an II sensor, an MWIR sensor, or an LWIR sensor, either individually or superimposed. The device is equipped with multiple switching mechanisms. The first, for allowing the user to select between radiation bands and overlays, and the second, as with most thermal imaging sensors, for allowing the user to switch between “white-hot/black-hot” i. e. , a polarity switch.

System And Method For Combining Multiple Energy Bands To Improve Scene Viewing

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US Patent:
20050205784, Sep 22, 2005
Filed:
May 9, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/124277
Inventors:
Ronald Korniski - Thousand Oaks CA, US
William Dyer - Shelton CT, US
Peter Paicopolis - Monkton MD, US
International Classification:
G01J005/02
US Classification:
250330000
Abstract:
A single sensor that can operate in multiple bands and display either one radiation band alone or multiple overlaid bands, using an appropriate color choice to distinguish the bands. The multiple-band sensor allows the user to look through at least one eyepiece and with the use of a switch, see scenes formed via the human eye under visible light, an II sensor, an MWIR sensor, or an LWIR sensor, either individually or superimposed. The device is equipped with multiple switching mechanisms. The first, for allowing the user to select between radiation bands and overlays, and the second, as with most thermal imaging sensors, for allowing the user to switch between “white-hot/black-hot” i.e., a polarity switch.

Three Dimensional Reflex Lens Systems

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US Patent:
46889060, Aug 25, 1987
Filed:
Dec 30, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/814549
Inventors:
Robert S. Hilbert - La Canada CA
Ronald J. Korniski - Glendora CA
Assignee:
Capitol Records - Hollywood CA
International Classification:
G02B 934
G02B 1304
US Classification:
350462
Abstract:
Optical systems for use with attachments for a conventional reflex motion picture camera to permit stereographic cinematography are disclosed. The optical systems include lens systems having four powered elements having negative, positive, negative, and positive focal lengths respectively. The lens systems are adapted to be used with the Bernier stereographic cinematography attachment system as modified for reflex motion cameras. The lens systems include a normal lens system, a wide angle lens system, and a telephoto lens system. The wide angle lens system further includes plane parallel refractive elements to increase its overall length without changing its back focal length, and the telephoto lens system is adapted to be used with internal displacement prisms which bring the images produced by the telephoto lens system into the camera flange opening.

Three Dimensional Reflex Lens Systems

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US Patent:
48787442, Nov 7, 1989
Filed:
Jun 26, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/067597
Inventors:
Robert S. Hilbert - La Canada CA
Ronald J. Korniski - Glendora CA
Assignee:
Capitol Records, Inc. - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
G02B 2722
G02B 964
US Classification:
350447
Abstract:
Optical system for use with attachments for a conventional reflex motion picture camera to permit stereographic cinematography are disclosed. The optical systems include lens systems having four powered elements having negative, positive, negative, and positive focal lengths respectively. The lens systems are adapted to be used with the Bernier stereographic cinematography attachment system as modified for reflex motion cameras. The lens systems include a normal lens system, a wide angle lens system, and a telephoto lens system. The wide angle lens system further includes plane parallel refractive elements to increase its overall length without changing its back focal length, and the telephoto lens system is adapted to be used with internal displacement prisms which bring the images produced by the telephoto lens system into the camera flange opening.

Three-Dimensional Reflex Lens Systems

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US Patent:
48446017, Jul 4, 1989
Filed:
Jun 26, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/067729
Inventors:
Robert S. Hilbert - La Canada CA
Ronald J. Korniski - Glendora CA
Assignee:
Capitol Records - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
G02B 1302
G02B 934
US Classification:
350456
Abstract:
Optical systems for use with attachments for a conventional reflex motion picture camera to permit stereographic cinematography are disclosed. The optical systems include lens systems having four powered elements having negative, positive, negative, and positive focal lengths respectively. The lens systems are adapted to be used with the Bernier stereographic cinematography attachment system as modified for reflex motion cameras. The lens systems include a normal lens system, a wide angle lens system, and a telephoto lens system. The wide angle lens system further includes plane parallel refractive elements to increase its overall length without changing its back focal length, and the telephoto lens system is adapted to be used with internal displacement prisms which bring the images produced by the telephoto lens system into the camera flange opening.

Three Dimensional Reflex Lens Systems

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US Patent:
47385189, Apr 19, 1988
Filed:
Jun 26, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/067599
Inventors:
Robert S. Hilbert - La Canada CA
Ronald J. Korniski - Glendora CA
Assignee:
Capitol Records - Hollywood CA
International Classification:
G02B 934
US Classification:
350469
Abstract:
Optical systems for use with attachments for a conventional reflex motion picture camera to permit stereographic cinematography are disclosed. The optical systems include lens systems having four powered elements having negative, positive, negative, and positive focal lengths respectively. The lens systems are adapted to be used with the Bernier stereographic cinematography attachment system as modified for reflex motion cameras. The lens systems include a normal lens system, a wide angle lens system, and a telephoto lens system. The wide angle lens system further includes plane parallel refractive elements to increase its overall length without changing its back focal length, and the telephoto lens system is adapted to be used with internal displacement prisms which bring the images produced by the telephoto lens system into the camera flange opening.

Programmable Spectral Source And Design Tool For 3D Imaging Using Complementary Bandpass Filters

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US Patent:
20160206187, Jul 21, 2016
Filed:
Mar 28, 2016
Appl. No.:
15/082623
Inventors:
Hrayr Karnig Shahinian - Beverly Hills CA, US
Michael J. Shearn - San Antonio TX, US
Youngsam Bae - Los Angeles CA, US
Ronald J. Korniski - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Eric W. Fritz - Atkinson NE, US
Allen Ream - Anchorage AK, US
International Classification:
A61B 1/06
A61B 1/045
Abstract:
An endoscopic illumination system for illuminating a subject for stereoscopic image capture, includes a light source which outputs light; a first complementary multiband bandpass filter (CMBF) and a second CMBF, the first and second CMBFs being situated in first and second light paths, respectively, where the first CMBF and the second CMBF filter the light incident thereupon to output filtered light; and a camera which captures video images of the subject and generates corresponding video information, the camera receiving light reflected from the subject and passing through a pupil CMBF pair and a detection lens. The pupil CMBF includes a first pupil CMBF and a second pupil CMBF, the first pupil CMBF being identical to the first CMBF and the second pupil CMBF being identical to the second CMBF, and the detection lens includes one unpartitioned section that covers both the first pupil CMBF and the second pupil CMBF.
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