James M Canter

USPTO Granted Patents = 27 (Patent Applications = 12)

CIPO Patents = 1

EPO Patents = 1 (Patent Applications = 11)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.8

ph-index = 5

Forward Citations = 157(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

20 out of 35

Hart Intercivic, Inc.

patents

6 out of 39

Crane Merchandising Systems, Inc.

Brother Mobile Solutions, Inc.

patent

where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2007-2025

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27 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 12425222 - Systems, tamper-evident assemblies and methods to detect tampering and/or provide cryptographic evidence of tampering (2025-09-23),

2. 12327435 - Systems and methods for validating and subsequently thermally obfuscating a paper ticket used to access an electronic voting device (2025-06-10),

3. 12125319 - Optical character recognition of voter selections for cast vote records (2024-10-22),

4. 12094254 - Printed vote record systems, retrofit automatic document feeders and methods to transfer a printed vote record sheet from a legacy printer to a legacy scanner without human intervention (2024-09-17),

5. 12061788 - Electronic systems, devices and methods for displaying paper documents (2024-08-13),

6. 11830294 - Optical character recognition of voter selections for cast vote records (2023-11-28),

7. 11804092 - Optical character recognition of voter selections for cast vote records (2023-10-31),

8. 11775696 - Systems, tamper-evident assemblies and methods to detect tampering and/or provide cryptographic evidence of tampering (2023-10-03),

9. 11651643 - Transportable voting equipment and electronic voting system to provide curbside voting, mobile voting, and printing of printed vote records (2023-05-16),

10. 11450166 - Multi-purpose configurable voting system (2022-09-20),

11. 11335152 - Method and apparatus for transportable voting equipment to provide curbside voting, mobile voting, and printing of printed vote records (2022-05-17),

12. 11004292 - Optical character recognition of voter selections for cast vote records (2021-05-11),

13. 10950078 - Optical character recognition of voter selections for cast vote records (2021-03-16),

14. 10789801 - Election voting system using printed vote records (2020-09-29),

15. 10573111 - Optical character recognition of voter selections for cast vote records (2020-02-25),

Title: Innovations by James M. Canter: Revolutionizing Electronic Voting Systems

Introduction

James M. Canter, based in Austin, TX, is an accomplished inventor with an impressive portfolio of 25 patents to his name. His work primarily focuses on enhancing electronic voting systems, showcasing significant advancements in optical character recognition technology and automated document handling.

Latest Patents

Among his latest innovations, Canter has developed a groundbreaking system for optical character recognition of voter selections in cast vote records. This electronic voting system utilizes printed vote records (PVRs) that capture voter selections in a way that is readable by both humans and machines. The system uses optical character recognition (OCR) techniques to scan the PVRs, enabling the generation of an accurate cast vote record that mirrors the voter's selections as seen on the printed record.

Another notable patent involves a retrofit automatic document feeder (ADF) designed to facilitate seamless transfer of printed election sheets from a printer to a scanner without human intervention. This invention enhances the efficiency of the voting process, allowing printed sheets to be scanned independently of the printer, which is a significant improvement over conventional systems.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, James M. Canter has contributed significantly to the field of electronic voting through his roles at various companies. He has been associated with Hart Intercivic, Inc. and Crane Merchandising Systems, Inc., where he played pivotal roles in developing innovative solutions that streamline election processes.

Collaborations

Canter has collaborated with notable professionals in his field, including Drew Eldridge Tinney and Ievgen Konovalenko. Their combined expertise has fostered advancements in technology that enhance the accuracy and reliability of electronic voting systems.

Conclusion

James M. Canter's contributions to electronic voting systems exemplify the impact of innovative thinking on modern democracy. His patents reflect a commitment to improving the voting experience through technology, making elections more accessible and secure for all voters. With a solid foundation in OCR techniques and automation, Canter continues to drive advancements that will shape the future of voting.

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