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Yvan J Beliveau

from Blacksburg, VA
Age ~76

Yvan Beliveau Phones & Addresses

  • 5415 Gallion Ridge Rd, Blacksburg, VA 24060 (540) 951-2098 (540) 961-2063 (540) 951-4747
  • 2231 Woodland Hills Dr, Blacksburg, VA 24060 (540) 961-2102
  • Huntersville, NC

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Yvan Beliveau
Secretary
BELIVEAU DEVELOPMENT CORP
Single-Family House Construction Real Estate Agent/Manager
5415 Gallion Rdg Rd, Blacksburg, VA 24060
(540) 961-2102
Yvan Beliveau
Principal
Yvan J Beliveau
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
5415 Gallion Rdg Rd, Blacksburg, VA 24060

Publications

Us Patents

Low Cost 2D Position Measurement System And Method

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US Patent:
6545751, Apr 8, 2003
Filed:
Feb 26, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/791736
Inventors:
Sean Beliveau - Leesburg VA
Edward R. Barrientos - Great Falls VA
Yvan Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Thomas M. Hedges - Great Falls VA
Eric J. Lundberg - Reston VA
Edmund S. Pendleton - Arlington VA
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Rick Slater - Reston VA
Michael J. Sobel - Annandale VA
Assignee:
Arc Second, Inc. - Dulles VA
International Classification:
G01B 1126
US Classification:
3561414, 356 408
Abstract:
An improved low cost theodolite position measurement system and process which is particularly useful in enabling a single operator to conveniently set up the system and calculate elevation (el) and azimuth (az) angle data. Only a single optical transmitter is positioned within a predetermined workspace thus significantly decreasing equipment costs and setup time. The single transmitter is positioned and leveled at a predetermined point in the workspace. In operation the single rotatably mounted transmitter head illuminates the workspace volume with a pair of spaced apart precalibrated fan beams which sweep the space and a periodically emitted reference strobe pulse. At least one optical receiver is selectively positionable within said workspace so that during each revolution of said single transmitter head said receiver receives a first position strike and a second position strike of said fan beams. To determine elevation angle data, tracker logic means responsive to said receiver determines a first tie interval separation between receiving said first position strike and said second position strike and calculation means for converting said first time separation interval into an elevation angle data. To determine an azimuth angle data said receiver receives a strobe pulse and a fan beam position strike, both of which are repeatedly transmitted with a known periodicity, determining a measure of time separation related to the strobe pulse and the position strike, and converting the measure of time separation into the azimuth angle data utilizing the known periodicity.

Spatial Positioning System

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US Patent:
51002299, Mar 31, 1992
Filed:
Aug 17, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/570268
Inventors:
Eric Lundberg - Blacksburg VA
Yvan Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Spatial Positioning Systems, Inc. - Blacksburg VA
International Classification:
G01C 103
G01C 300
G01C 500
US Classification:
356 1
Abstract:
A spatial positioning apparatus providing three-dimensional position information and methods to utilize the position information for improved surveying, construction layout, equipment operations, manufacturing control and autonomous vehicle control is disclosed. The spatial positioning apparatus includes at least three, preferably four, fixed referent stations. A minimum of two, preferably three, of the fixed stations sweeps a spread laser beam horizontally across the site of interest. The remaining fixed station sweeps a spread beam vertically across the site of interest. A strobe signal is emitted from each fixed station when the rotation mechanism actuates a rotation datum. The spatial positioning apparatus also includes one or more portable position sensors. The portable position sensor includes a light sensitive detector, a computer, and a display. The x, y, z coordinates of the portable position sensor are obtained through a triangulation technique based on time marks received from each spread laser beam from the fixed stations and the rotation datum received from the strobe of each fixed station.

Spatial Positioning System

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US Patent:
52949702, Mar 15, 1994
Filed:
Sep 6, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/755780
Inventors:
Andrew W. Dornbusch - Blacksburg VA
Eric J. Lundberg - Blacksburg VA
Yvan J. Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Spatial Positioning Systems, Inc. - Blacksburg VA
International Classification:
G01B 1126
G01C 300
US Classification:
356152
Abstract:
A spatial positioning system includes fixed referent stations which emit rotating, divergent laser beams and a portable reflector. Each fixed station also includes a detector and a processor. The portable reflector may include retroreflectors or transponders. When the rotation of the laser beam is such that it is in line with a portable reflector, the transmitted laser beam is reflected off the portable reflector and received at the fixed receiver. For any point which is crossed by the fanned laser beams of a fixed station, a horizontal angle can be determined. Once these horizontal angles are known for three fixed stations, the point of intersection of three planes, and thus the three-dimensional position of the point, is determined.

Transmitter And Receiver Units For Spatial Position Measurement System

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US Patent:
54614732, Oct 24, 1995
Filed:
Sep 20, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/123891
Inventors:
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Andrew W. Dornbusch - Blacksburg VA
Yvan J. Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Eric J. Lundberg - Blacksburg VA
Michael H. Sweeney - Commerce Township MI
Assignee:
Spatial Positioning Systems, Inc. - VA
International Classification:
G01B 1126
H01J 4014
G02B 302
US Classification:
3561413
Abstract:
Improved transmitter and receiver units for use in spatial measurement system that are easy and inexpensive to manufacture while providing a high degree of reliability are disclosed. Specifically, the laser transmitter includes a laser emitter, a bearing/motor assembly coupled to the laser emitter, the bearing/motor assembly including a rotatable hollow spindle shaft through which a laser beam generated by the laser emitter passes and a motor for driving the spindle shaft, a prism assembly coupled to the spindle shaft, wherein the prism assembly divides the laser beam generated by the laser emitter into a pair of fanned laser beams, and reflecting means for reflecting the fanned laser beams generated by the prism assembly as counter-rotating fanned laser beams. The receiver unit preferably includes at least one optical receiver coupled to an extension member, a processing unit coupled to the optical receiver, and a receiver interface coupled to the processing unit.

Spatial Positioning And Measurement System

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US Patent:
51102021, May 5, 1992
Filed:
Dec 31, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/636459
Inventors:
Andrew W. Dornbusch - Blacksburg VA
Yvan J. Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Eric J. Lundberg - Blacksburg VA
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Spatial Positioning Systems, Inc. - Blacksburg VA
International Classification:
G01C 103
G01C 300
G01C 500
US Classification:
356 1
Abstract:
A spatial positioning and measurement system provides three-dimensional position and/or measurement information of an object using one or more fixed referent station systems, and one or more portable position sensor systems. Each fixed station produces at least one primary laser beam which is rotated at a constant angular velocity about a vertical axis. The primary laser beam has a predetermined angle of divergence or angle of spread which is inclined at a predetermined angle from the vertical axis. Each fixed station also preferably includes at least one reflective surface for generating a secondary laser beam. The portable position sensor includes a light sensitive detector, computer, and a display. The light sensitive detector can be formed of at least one "axicon" which directs incoming light to a photosensitive detector. The photosensitive detector generates an electrical pulse when struck by crossing laser beam and sends this pulse to the computer.

Transmitter And Receiver Units For Spatial Position Measurement System

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US Patent:
55791026, Nov 26, 1996
Filed:
Oct 5, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/539379
Inventors:
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Andrew W. Dornbusch - Blacksburg VA
Yvan J. Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Eric J. Lundberg - Blacksburg VA
Michael H. Sweeney - Commerce Township MI
Assignee:
Spatial Positioning Systems, Inc. - Blacksburg VA
International Classification:
G01C 300
G01B 1126
E02F 376
G02B 302
US Classification:
356 312
Abstract:
Improved transmitter and receiver units for use in spatial measurement system that are easy and inexpensive to manufacture while providing a high degree of reliability are disclosed. Specifically, the laser transmitter includes a laser emitter, a bearing/motor assembly coupled to the laser emitter, the bearing/motor assembly including a rotatable hollow spindle shaft through which a laser beam generated by the laser emitter passes and a motor for driving the spindle shaft, a prism assembly coupled to the spindle shaft, wherein the prism assembly divides the laser beam generated by the laser emitter into a pair of fanned laser beams, and reflecting means for reflecting the fanned laser beams generated by the prism assembly as counter-rotating fanned laser beams. The receiver unit preferably includes at least one optical receiver coupled to an extension member, a processing unit coupled to the optical receiver, and a receiver interface coupled to the processing unit.

Spatial Measurement Recovery System

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US Patent:
52474879, Sep 21, 1993
Filed:
Jun 17, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/714891
Inventors:
Yvan J. Beliveau - Blacksburg VA
Eric J. Lundberg - Blacksburg VA
Andrew Dornbusch - Blacksburg VA
Timothy Pratt - Blacksburg VA
Assignee:
Spatial Positioning Systems, Inc. - Blacksburg VA
International Classification:
G01S 1500
US Classification:
367 99
Abstract:
A spatial measurement recovery system and method which determining the position, orientation, shape and/or operational characteristics of an environment. The system includes a data gathering apparatus and a model building apparatus. The data gathered may then be transformed into a CADD model of an as-built or as-is environment, or to otherwise map the environment in three dimensions.
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