Timothy R Redler from 108 Salice Way, Campbell, CA 95008, Phone: 4083747165

Adapter For Tag And Docking Station
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US Patent:

7333019, Feb 19, 2008
Filed:

May 16, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/129812
Inventors:

Timothy R. Redler - Campbell CA, US
Nikola Cargonja - San Carlos CA, US
Steven J. Farrell - Sunnyvale CA, US
Assignee:

Savi Technology, Inc. - Mountain View CA
International Classification:

G08B 13/14
US Classification:

3405728, 361733
Abstract:

An adapter has a cradle portion that can removably receive a radio frequency identification tag. A first electrical connector is positioned in the cradle portion so that, when a tag is removably received in the cradle portion, the first electrical connector electrically couples the adapter to the tag. A second electrical connector is disposed on the adapter at a location spaced from the cradle portion, and the adapter includes structure that electrically couples the first and second electrical connectors.

Structural Configuration For An Rfid Tag
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US Patent:

7495567, Feb 24, 2009
Filed:

May 16, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/129993
Inventors:

Timothy R. Redler - Campbell CA, US
Nikola Cargonja - San Carlos CA, US
Philip J. Keleshian - San Jose CA, US
Roderick E. Thorne - Palo Alto CA, US
Assignee:

Savi Technology, Inc. - Mountain View CA
International Classification:

G08B 13/14
US Classification:

3405727, 3405721, 3405728
Abstract:

A tag includes a housing, an antenna disposed within the housing, and circuitry within the housing that is electrically coupled to the antenna. A battery within the housing is electrically coupled to the circuitry, the battery being positioned so as to avoid significant interference with electromagnetic fields associated with the antenna. A tag holder can be detachably coupled to a radio frequency tag, and has structure facilitating attachment of the tag holder to an object other than a tag. A tag includes a circuit and an antenna, the antenna having a plurality of conductive segments and capacitors that are coupled in series to form an endless loop.

Method And Apparatus For Monitoring An Environmental Condition With A Tag
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US Patent:

7808383, Oct 5, 2010
Filed:

Nov 3, 2005
Appl. No.:

11/266018
Inventors:

Nikola Cargonja - San Carlos CA, US
Timothy R. Redler - Campbell CA, US
Richard D. Lockyer - Saratoga CA, US
Kent G. Merritt - Sunnyvale CA, US
Assignee:

Savi Technology, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:

G08B 13/14
US Classification:

3405721, 3406861, 3405729, 3406864, 3406935, 3406939, 3405728
Abstract:

A support includes a base having an outwardly extending projection with a passageway therethrough, and having a tag receiving portion configured to removably support a tag on the base adjacent one end of the passageway. A different arrangement involves a tag that includes a housing having an opening therethrough and having an annular surface around the opening, an annular gasket engaging the annular surface, and circuitry within the housing having a sensor located in the region of the opening and having a transmitter that can transmit wireless signals. A method includes defining a passageway that provides fluid communication between an interior and exterior of a container, supporting a tag on the exterior of the container, and causing the tag to sense, at a location in the region of an end of the passageway, a condition within the container.

Method And Apparatus For Providing Container Security With A Tag
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US Patent:

6747558, Jun 8, 2004
Filed:

Apr 26, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/133270
Inventors:

Roderick E. Thorne - Palo Alto CA
Philip J. Keleshian - San Jose CA
Timothy R. Redler - Campbell CA
Joseph S. Chan - Milpitas CA
Nikola Cargonja - San Carlos CA
Assignee:

Savi Technology, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:

G08B 1324
US Classification:

340551, 3405456, 3405681
Abstract:

A device ( ) facilitates sealing and tracking of a container ( ). The device includes a bolt ( ) which extends through openings in a latch mechanism ( ) on the container. The bolt also passes through spaced coils ( ) of the seal device. The seal device uses one coil to generate a magnetic field, while monitoring the corresponding magnetic field induced in the other coil. Tampering with the bolt affects the magnetic field, which in turn permits the seal device to detect the tampering. The seal device periodically transmits wireless signals ( ), which can be remotely received for purposes of tracking the container and monitoring the integrity of the seal.