Stein Arne Meier

Title: Stein Arne Meier: Security-System Invention

Introduction

Stein Arne Meier is an inventor associated with Hønefoss, Norway. His recorded patent work includes an invention for controlling alarm timing in a security system. He is credited with 1 patent.

Latest Patents

Meier’s listed patent, “Method and Apparatus for Controlling the Timing of an Alarm Signal in a Security System,” describes a system that adjusts alarm delays in response to sensor conditions. A perimeter sensor triggers an alarm after a first period, while an interior sensor uses a shorter second period. If the perimeter sensor enters a fault condition, a controller reconfigures the interior sensor so that it uses a third period, longer than the original interior-sensor delay. This approach provides a way to adapt alarm timing when part of the security system is not operating normally.

Career Highlights

Meier is associated with Bosch Security Systems, Inc. and Robert Bosch. The available information identifies these company connections but does not specify his roles or dates of employment.

Collaborations

Alan Hayter and Dennis M. Caler are listed as Meier’s coworkers. The available information does not establish whether they collaborated with him on the cited patent.

Conclusion

Stein Arne Meier’s recorded invention focuses on adapting security-system alarm timing when a perimeter sensor enters a fault condition.