I was President of the PCMCIA at the time. The entire concept was mine, as was the hardware design, mechanical design, and handwriting recognition. I was also President of the company and found venture capital to support the company's activities.

This is the telemetry portion of a oil field maintenance and anti-theft system. IoT sensors collect data to prevent downtime, increase yields, and prevent theft. It includes automated safety protocols, for example turning on exhaust fans if explosive gas levels get too high, without an active Internet connection. Maintenance logs, analytics, automatic exception messaging, etc. are included.

Arduino-based initially, and moved to NXP for production, these sensor modules were Internet connection agnostic. They could unilaterally take actions for the safety of workers or protect assets. When Internet connected, they used XML streams to provide data used to protect equipment and oil. For example, by sensing bearing temperature and vibration, corrective maintenance could be done before a failure occurs. Vibration sensors placing on piping could sense if a thief was tapping a pipe to steal oil.

This is the customer facing UI/UX for a company that provides login security services to major industries. The module reports all activity, shows possible breaches, and provides analytics from time, browser used, hardware used, location, etc., all with a graphical front end. ElasticSearch and Kibana were used.

The project was for a top U.S. computer manufacturer. The code extended the Windows kernel as an installable module, and would track when the computer was first powered-on, total time powered on, if the hardware was modified, if the OS was reloaded, and other criteria. The manufacturer would use this information for warranty validation, returns, MTBF, etc. The data was stored in unused space in the clock modules NVRAM.

Several IP related projects covering print and photographic imaging technologies. For Internet related technologies, assembled a package of patents that was purchased for over $1B.