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19 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 9067245 - Waste collection system (2015-06-30),

2. 8616890 - System and method for intelligently determining user preferences and responding thereto (2013-12-31),

3. 7496060 - Extending battery life in communication devices having a plurality of receivers (2009-02-24),

4. 7486941 - Method and apparatus for dynamic gain and phase compensations (2009-02-03),

5. 7295813 - Current reduction by dynamic receiver adjustment in a communication device (2007-11-13),

6. 7262724 - System and method for adjusting dynamic range of analog-to-digital converter (2007-08-28),

7. 7184730 - Automatic gain control system having a wide range of continuous gain control (2007-02-27),

8. 6996383 - Digitized automatic gain control system and methods for a controlled gain receiver (2006-02-07),

9. 6885852 - Method and apparatus in a wireless communication device for mitigating a received power overload (2005-04-26),

10. 6754479 - Squaring circuit and electronic device using same (2004-06-22),

11. 6668164 - Method and apparatus for reducing intermodulation distortion in a low current drain automatic gain control system (2003-12-23),

12. 6654594 - Digitized automatic gain control system and methods for a controlled gain receiver (2003-11-25),

13. 6571083 - Method and apparatus for automatic simulcast correction for a correlation detector (2003-05-27),

14. 6055282 - Digitally sampled phase quantized FM detector for a communication (2000-04-25),

15. 5678223 - Method and apparatus for an automatic frequency control receiver (1997-10-14),

Title: Innovative Contributions of James David Hughes

Introduction

James David Hughes, based in Boynton Beach, Florida, is an accomplished inventor known for his innovative solutions in waste management and user preference systems. With a remarkable portfolio of 19 patents, he exemplifies the spirit of invention that drives advancements in technology and sustainability.

Latest Patents

Among his latest inventions, Hughes has developed a **Waste Collection System** designed to identify and classify waste materials into multiple pre-established categories. This system includes a dedicated cabinet housing various collection bins corresponding to these categories. The innovative waste sorting assembly directs waste materials into the correct bins, while a latch mechanism controls access to the cabinet. Additionally, the system's control identifies and classifies waste for efficient disposal.

Another significant patent is the **System and Method for Intelligently Determining User Preferences and Responding Thereto**. This invention outlines a comprehensive approach where thoughts can be entered, interpreted, processed, and presented back to the user. With the aid of an adaptive thought-associative dictionary and analytical tools, the system continually updates and refines user preferences, allowing for increasingly accurate responses in a dynamic environment.

Career Highlights

Hughes has made substantial contributions during his tenure at Motorola Corporation, where he honed his skills in innovation and technology development. His extensive work at such a prestigious company highlights his commitment to advancing modern technology through inventive solutions.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Hughes has collaborated with skilled professionals, including notable coworkers John Richard Oakley and Gary L. Pace. These partnerships have played a significant role in enhancing the quality and impact of his inventions.

Conclusion

James David Hughes stands out as a pioneering inventor whose work continues to inspire change and innovation. His contributions, particularly in waste management and user-centric systems, underscore the importance of creativity and practical solutions in addressing contemporary challenges. With 19 patents to his name, his legacy as an inventor will undoubtedly influence future generations of innovators.

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