Jonathan C Paschal, Age 513530 H E Johnson Rd, Alvaton, KY 42122

8026830, Sep 27, 2011

Aug 25, 2005

11/211265

Phillip C. Womble - White House TN, US
Jonathan Paschal - Bowling Green KY, US
Dudley B. Pinson - Cumming GA, US

BOH Technology, L.L.C. - Covington LA

G08B 23/00

34087002, 34087011, 39710607, 709217, 709223

A secure automatic meter reading (“AMR”) method and apparatus which utilizes a microprocessor and a bi-directional broadband connection to access the Internet and can form a wireless distribution network is provided. In addition to AMR, this connection and the network can provide high speed data transmission for other devices and services. As a result of the methods and apparatuses of the present inventions, legacy utility infrastructure and communications equipment can be integrated into a data transmission and collection network and remotely monitored without the costs associated with deploying service personnel or more costly equipment and services.

2008023, Sep 25, 2008

Mar 19, 2008

12/051181

Christopher Dwight Thompson - Lexington KY, US
Suraj M. Alexander - Anchorage KY, US
William L. Crist - Lexington KY, US
Brian D. Luck - Hanson KY, US
James Ryan Moore - Beaver Dam KY, US
Jonathan C. Paschal - Alvaton KY, US
Frederick Alan Payne - Lexington KY, US
Timothy S. Stombaugh - Nicholasville KY, US
Phillip C. Womble - White House TN, US

G06F 19/00

235385

A security monitoring system provides for the secure transport of a bulk foodstuff container. The system includes an electromechanical locking mechanism allowing access by only authorized persons, a positional locator for determining the geographical position of the bulk foodstuff transport container, and a controller associated with the transport container. The controller controls operation of the electromechanical locking mechanism, stores data received from the electromechanical locking mechanism and the positional locator, and communicates with a remote data processor in near real time. A handheld user interface device is configured to control operation of the controller, to process and store data received from the controller, and to communicate with the remote data processor. Unique identifiers are provided for the bulk foodstuff transport container, the transport vehicle, any storage container from which or into which a bulk foodstuff is transferred, and any authorized operator of the security monitoring system.

2011011, May 19, 2011

Dec 2, 2010

12/958617

Christopher Dwight Thompson - Lexington KY, US
Suraj M. Alexander - Anchorage KY, US
William L. Crist - Lexington KY, US
Brian D. Luck - Hanson KY, US
James Ryan Moore - Beaver Dam KY, US
Jonathan C. Paschal - Alvaton KY, US
Frederick Alan Payne - Lexington KY, US
Timothy S. Stombaugh - Nicholasville KY, US
Phillip C. Womble - White House TN, US

G06F 7/00
B65D 55/14

235376, 70158

A security monitoring system provides for the secure transport of cargo, such as in a bulk foodstuff transport container. The system includes an electromechanical locking mechanism allowing access by only authorized persons, a positional locator for determining the geographical position of the transport container, and a controller associated with the transport container. The controller controls operation of the electromechanical locking mechanism, stores data received from the electromechanical locking mechanism and the positional locator, and communicates with a remote data processor in near real time. A handheld user interface device is configured to control operation of the controller, to process and store data received from the controller, and to communicate with the remote data processor. Unique identifiers are provided for the transport container, the transport vehicle, any storage container from which or into which cargo is transferred, and optionally any authorized operator of the security monitoring system.