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Neil L McClure

Ralph David Wieland

Kermit Lohry

Victor Leroy Babbitt

Torin Meyers

Jeff Gettle

Charles Haisley

Robert A Nichols

Simon Harry George Roberts

Roberts Simon Harry George

An image processing sensor system functions as a standalone unit to capture images and process the resulting signals to detect objects or events of interest. The processing significantly improves selectivity and specificity of detection objects and events in a series of motions that may precede a patient who is at elevated risk of falling.

Image processing sensor systems

An image processing sensor system functions as a standalone unit to capture images and process the resulting signals to detect objects or events of interest. The processing significantly improves selectivity and specificity of detection objects and events.

A secure election system provides a downloadable ballot viewer object for the casting of ballots. The ballot viewer object authenticates the user, permits user interaction in the casting of ballots, seals the cast ballot image by encryption, and transmits the cast ballot to election headquarters. The ballot viewer object may be used to perform secure voting on the Internet.

Distributed network voting system

A ballot packaging system is automated to place ballots in envelopes. The ballots are printed by an assigned type according to voter information stored in a database. Each ballot includes a first printed indicia allocated to the ballot type, but this identifier does not particularly identify the voter. The first printed indicia is scanned to produce a scanned identifier signal. The ballot is placed in an envelope, which is printed with comparison indicia that enables a comparison to ascertain whether the ballot within the envelope does contain the intended ballot type.

Automated processing of by-mail ballots

An Internet voting system is provided with security against malicious software by using a bootable CD ROM to boot voter client machines for use in elections.

Secure internet voting system with bootable disk

An electronic voting system includes a controller and one or more voting stations. The voting stations each have a liquid crystal display that is electronically configurable to present voters with ballot information. A mobile ballot box includes memory storage that is used to transport electronic ballot data to and from an election headquarters. The visual display on the LCD at the casting of each ballot is checked against electronic records of votes, as they are stored. The electronic ballot information includes a plurality of ballot styles that the controller selectively provides to the voting stations depending upon voter authorization corresponding to a particular style. The voting stations may be retrofitted with access units that facilitate voting by disabled or physically challenged persons. A complete audit trail is maintained of all operator interaction with the controller.

Precinct voting system

A portable voting booth may be placed into a closed configuration for transportation and storage where a bivalve case closes to seal an electronic voting device

Portable voting booth

An electronic voting system with a headquarters unit, a plurality of precinct units, a plurality of voting stations associated with each precinct unit, and a plurality of mobile memory units (MMUs) to contain data that can be transported back and forth between the headquarters unit and the precinct units. The MMUs include FLASH memory, wherein each memory location can be written to once and read many times. Each memory location can thus only be subsequently written to after all the data in the entire FLASH memory has been erased. The system includes the ability to store images of the cast ballots at multiple locations for verification and authentication. The system includes the ability to store a direct representation of the voter's selections as displayed to the voter as a redundant image of the ballot. The system also includes the ability for each voting station to automatically read the particular ballot overlay thereon to verify the proper ballot style is being used. The system also includes the ability to communicate between the various components of the system when the components are in a storage configuration. The various components of the system can be folded from a deployed configuration into the storage configuration so that the largest two-dimensional aspect in the storage configuration is a fraction of that in the deployed configuration. The system also includes a remote sensing terminal and a text-to-speech converter for use by disabled persons. An absentee ballot that can be read by the voting system is also provided as is the ability to vote over a computer network, such as the Internet.

Electronic voting system

A compact disk identification system ( ) utilizes a destructible adhesive sticker ( ) to identify the owner of a compact disk ( ). The sticker includes a top layer ( ) that is marked with printed indicia ( ) providing ownership information. The top layer is backed by an adhesive face ( ) covered with an adhesive providing an adhesive strength exceeding the tear strength of the top layer. The top layer is affixed to the compact disk using a base plate ( ) and a pestle ( ) having a central cylinder ( ). A very close tolerance between the cylinder, the disk, the top layer, and the pestle provides a substantially perfect central alignment of the top layer on the disk.

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Longmont, CO, United States of America

Neil L McClure