Inventor

CARLETON ALLISON A

US23 patents

Patents

23 patents

US6662210B1Dec 9, 2003

Method of remote collaboration system

NCR CORP164 citations99

US6061717AMay 9, 2000

Remote collaboration system with annotation and viewer capabilities

NCR CORP200 citations99

US6047314AApr 4, 2000

Remote collaboration system with multiple host computers using multiple applications

NCR CORP121 citations99

US6008804ADec 28, 1999

Remote collaboration system with selective annotation

NCR CORP97 citations99

US5944785AAug 31, 1999

Remote collaboration system performed by a host computer running an application program and remote computers running a program distinct from the application program

NCR CORP126 citations99

US5938724AAug 17, 1999

Remote collaboration system that stores annotations to the image at a separate location from the image

NCR CORP223 citations99

US5870547AFeb 9, 1999

Remote collaboration among a host computer and a plurality of remote computers each remote computer running a remote program that selectively replicates annotated images on the other remote computers

NCR CORP105 citations99

US5838914ANov 17, 1998

Collaboration system for allowing computer to draw annotation images on the output of selected program and replicating the annotation images on displays of other computers

NCR CORP117 citations99

US5835713ANov 10, 1998

Remote collaboration system for selectively locking the display at remote computers to prevent annotation of the display by users of the remote computers

NCR CORP124 citations99

US5819038AOct 6, 1998

Collaboration system for producing copies of image generated by first program on first computer on other computers and annotating the image by second program

NCR CORP2,280 citations99

US5781727AJul 14, 1998

Collaborative system for allowing user to draw annotation images on the user display and replicating the annotation images on the displays of all other computers

NCR CORP106 citations99

US5761419AJun 2, 1998

Remote collaboration system including first program means translating user inputs into annotations and running on all computers while second program means runs on one computer

NCR CORP2,340 citations99

US5717856AFeb 10, 1998

Method of operating multiple computers by identical software running on every computer with the exception of the host computer which runs shared program in addition

NCR CORP124 citations99

US5649104AJul 15, 1997

System for allowing user of any computer to draw image over that generated by the host computer and replicating the drawn image to other computers

NCR CORP2,437 citations99

US5608872AMar 4, 1997

System for allowing all remote computers to perform annotation on an image and replicating the annotated image on the respective displays of other comuters

NCR CORP2,525 citations99

US5923844AJul 13, 1999

Remote collaboration among host computer running host program and remote computers each running application program

NCR CORP86 citations97

US5948022ASep 7, 1999

Remote collaboration system

NCR CORP74 citations96

US5920694AJul 6, 1999

Annotation of computer video displays

NCR CORP361 citations96

US5889946AMar 30, 1999

Collaborative system running application program for transmitting the identity of each surrogate function to remotes to draw images of displays

NCR CORP62 citations96

US5872923AFeb 16, 1999

System for switching data connection to use first channel and second channel without substantial interruption of transfer of audio signals and image data between computers

NCR CORP32 citations91

CARLETON ALLISON A

Patents

Method of remote collaboration system

Remote collaboration system with annotation and viewer capabilities

Remote collaboration system with multiple host computers using multiple applications

Remote collaboration system with selective annotation

Remote collaboration system performed by a host computer running an application program and remote computers running a program distinct from the application program

Remote collaboration system that stores annotations to the image at a separate location from the image

Remote collaboration among a host computer and a plurality of remote computers each remote computer running a remote program that selectively replicates annotated images on the other remote computers

Collaboration system for allowing computer to draw annotation images on the output of selected program and replicating the annotation images on displays of other computers

Remote collaboration system for selectively locking the display at remote computers to prevent annotation of the display by users of the remote computers

Collaboration system for producing copies of image generated by first program on first computer on other computers and annotating the image by second program

Collaborative system for allowing user to draw annotation images on the user display and replicating the annotation images on the displays of all other computers

Remote collaboration system including first program means translating user inputs into annotations and running on all computers while second program means runs on one computer

Method of operating multiple computers by identical software running on every computer with the exception of the host computer which runs shared program in addition

System for allowing user of any computer to draw image over that generated by the host computer and replicating the drawn image to other computers

System for allowing all remote computers to perform annotation on an image and replicating the annotated image on the respective displays of other comuters

Remote collaboration among host computer running host program and remote computers each running application program

Remote collaboration system

Annotation of computer video displays

Collaborative system running application program for transmitting the identity of each surrogate function to remotes to draw images of displays

Collaborative video conferencing system

Method and apparatus for display of video images in a video conferencing system

Audio to video switchover in video conferencing

System for switching data connection to use first channel and second channel without substantial interruption of transfer of audio signals and image data between computers