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Gerald Goertzel

USPTO Granted Patents = 13

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.4

ph-index = 11

Forward Citations = 414(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal11 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents
silverMedal1 out of 832,680 
Other
 patents
where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 1977-1989

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13 patents (USPTO):
1. 4837845 - Method for rotating a binary image (1989-06-06),
2. 4791403 - Log encoder/decorder system (1988-12-13),
3. 4725815 - Method for encoding and decoding a digital image (1988-02-16),
4. 4672539 - File compressor (1987-06-09),
5. 4654721 - System for reproducing multi-level digital images on a bi-level printer (1987-03-31),
6. 4646356 - Method for converting a bit map of an image to a run length or run end (1987-02-24),
7. 4633490 - Symmetrical optimized adaptive data compression/transfer/decompression (1986-12-30),
8. 4631751 - Method for enlarging a binary image (1986-12-23),
9. 4627020 - Method for rotating a binary image (1986-12-02),
10. 4610027 - Method for converting a bit map of an image to a run length or run end (1986-09-02),
11. 4286329 - Complex character generator (1981-08-25),
12. T985005 - Two-dimensional image data compression and decompression system (1979-08-06),
13. 4028667 - Asynchronous, hierarchical loop communication system with independent (1977-06-07),

Title: Innovation Spotlight: Gerald Goertzel - Pioneering Inventor from White Plains, NY

Introduction: Meet Gerald Goertzel, a prolific inventor based in White Plains, NY, known for his groundbreaking contributions in the field of binary image rotation and log encoder/decoder system.

Latest Patents: Gerald Goertzel's innovative spirit shines through his latest patents. One of them is a "Method for rotating a binary image," which revolutionizes the process of rotating data through precise mathematical operations. Another remarkable patent is the "Log encoder/decoder system," which enhances speed and accuracy in binary arithmetic coding by utilizing logarithmic domain computations.

Career Highlights: With an impressive portfolio of 13 patents, Gerald Goertzel has left a lasting impact on the technological landscape. His expertise and dedication are evident in the intricate details of his patents, showcasing his mastery in the realm of digital image processing and coding algorithms.

Collaborations: Gerald Goertzel has collaborated with talented individuals in his professional journey, including coworkers such as Joan LaVerne Mitchell and Karen L Anderson. Together, they have synergized their skills to create innovative solutions and push the boundaries of technological advancement.

Conclusion: Gerald Goertzel's pioneering work exemplifies the essence of innovation and ingenuity. His patents not only reflect his technical acumen but also his relentless pursuit of excellence in the realm of digital technologies. As a man of vision and creativity, Gerald Goertzel continues to inspire aspiring inventors and researchers worldwide.

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