Thomas H Mishler

Title: Thomas H. Mishler and Finite State Machine Software Development.

Introduction

Thomas H. Mishler is an inventor associated with Solsberry, Indiana, United States. His patent work includes a software-development system based on finite state machine architecture. The available information identifies the United States, as represented by the Secretary of the Navy, as the patent assignee.

Latest Patents

Mishler is credited with 1 patent, titled “Finite State Machine Architecture for Software Development.” The invention describes a system for developing an application whose functionality corresponds to a finite state machine model. A visual interface displays the model, while a dynamic state machine processor uses associated XML descriptions to generate the program for execution at run time. An extensible graphical user interface provides end-user features generated by the processor based on the model.

Career Highlights

The patent reflects work at the intersection of software development, graphical modeling, and run-time program generation. Its described architecture connects a visual representation of application behavior with the software and user-interface features produced from that representation.

Collaborations

Mishler’s listed coworkers include Robert Bruce Cruise and Matthew C. Hockenheimer. The patent assignee is the United States, as represented by the Secretary of the Navy.

Conclusion

Thomas H. Mishler’s patent documents an approach to building software from finite state machine models, linking visual design, XML-based processing, and run-time user-interface generation.