Ahmet K Corapcioglu

Title: Ahmet K. Corapcioglu: Networked Systems for Art Transactions

Introduction

Ahmet K. Corapcioglu is an inventor associated with Louisville, Colorado. His patent work includes systems for electronically presenting and transacting the sale of artwork through networked computer terminals. He is credited with 4 patents.

Latest Patents

“Method and System for Electronically Executing Sale Transactions Across a Plurality of Networked Terminals” describes a computer-based platform for listing, searching, reserving, and purchasing works of art. Dealers can store images and related information on a central computer, while networked terminals let users review available works and submit reservations or purchase orders. The system displays reservation status and automatically sends purchase-completion instructions to the relevant listing and buying dealers.

“Computerized, Multimedia, Network, Real Time, Interactive Marketing and Transactional System” also concerns electronic art transactions. It describes a networked system through which dealers can display artwork images and associated data, search listings, reserve works, and place buy orders. The system communicates transaction instructions to the appropriate dealers.

Career Highlights

Corapcioglu’s listed company affiliations include Honicorp, Inc. and Elliot Capital LLC. His patent portfolio reflects an interest in applying computer networks and interactive multimedia to commercial transactions, particularly the marketing and sale of artwork.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Kenneth Nahan and Alexander Lipman. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patents or their professional relationships with Corapcioglu.

Conclusion

Ahmet K. Corapcioglu’s documented inventions focus on using networked terminals and centralized computer systems to make art listings searchable and support reservations and sales.