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“Remote Display and Control System for Telescope”

IP Approach is pleased to present the exclusive patents for sale “REMOTE DISPLAY AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR TELESCOPE” which includes U.S. Granted Patent US 10,795,147 B1 assigned to Richard Green. The present invention relates to optical systems and, more particularly, to a wearable display and remote-control system operative with a personal telescope.

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:

The integration system operates as the control hub, allowing a user to view images from the telescope with the wearable display by way of signals from the camera and control the positioning of the telescope with the manual controller through manipulation of the mechanical adjuster.
The invention provides a remote display and control system for a conventional telescope that eliminate the need for a user to position themselves adjacent to the telescope to view and adjust it.
The invention provides a remote display and control system for a conventional telescope that includes a head mounted display to allow a user to keep their hands free while viewing objects.
The invention provides a remote display and control system for a conventional telescope which employs a stereo camera so as to feed binocular images to the wearable display.
When in operation, the remote display and control system for a conventional telescope enables the modification of a conventional telescope for use by a user positioned remotely relative to the telescope.

The Telescope market was valued at USD 155.6 million in 2021 and is expected to reach USD 177.51 million in 2028, growing at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 1.9% during the forecast period.

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“SYSTEM AND METHODS FOR IMAGE/VIDEO COMPRESSION”

IPApproach LLC is pleased to present (1) the exclusive patent for sale along with (2) appropriate image file compression/decompression code written in C++ to convert from/to any bitmap file of BMP format for both, row-by-row and whole image compression/decompression. U.S. granted patent titled “System and methods for image/video compression” and patent number US 10271057 B2 assigned to Vahagn Nurijanyan. The IP relates to a method/system for image and video encoding and compression.

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:

This technique makes possible to have single image filing / transmission format for any kind of images, and file format based on this image compression technique could compete with any image file format (JPEG, PNG, etc.).
With this compression technique, pixel lines in an image could be treated as single compressible units. This allows the image to be compressed, transmitted and decoded in a line-by-line fashion (see below).
Image lines or groups of image lines could be encoded/decoded simultaneously and independently, by parallel processing.
Suitable for all types of images: true color – RGB and CMYK (for printers), grayscale and indexed color modes.
Achieve lossless compression rate which is always significantly better and compressing /decompressing speed is faster than for JPEG2000 / JPEG-LS or PNG formats (currently the best lossless image compression formats).

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"Microwave Imaging Device"

IPApproach LLC is pleased to present the exclusive patents for sale “MICROWAVE IMAGING DEVICE” which includes U.S. Patents US9111334 B2, US9704275 B2, US9386936 B2, US15/177,511, US9869641 B2, US 15/950,496, US 15/342,368, US9450304 B1 and US9504404 B1 assigned to ELLUMEN Inc. The IP relates to microwave imaging technology.

The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:

Microwave imaging apparatus for completely imaging the human body (or portions) in sufficient detail to render a timely and accurate medical diagnosis by trained medical professionals.
Microwave imaging is safe, comfortable, and accurate method for the early detection of breast cancer.
The present system preferably includes a Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) communications application to communicate with researchers in an industry standard format.
Insurance companies can access and communicate with the system via viewing location that includes a Data Collaboration application that provides for communications in insurance industry standards.
The desired output imaging format is a Hounsfield image which can be used in Computed Tomography (CT) studies.
Non-ionizing radiation is used to image the body so that the imaging process is safer for patients than traditional x-rays.
A high-performance, broad-band antenna that is small enough to be used in an array for biomedical imaging, and that has an aperture large enough to allow operations in the 1 GHz to 2.7 GHz frequency ranges.
The present array preferably operates in the multi-static mode, wherein the transmitter is located at a different location than the multiple receivers.
The present antipodal Vivaldi antennas have exponential structures.
The present antipodal Vivaldi antenna element, are specifically designed for low-edge frequencies (1 to 2 GHz).

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