Timothy S Diebert

Title: Timothy S. Diebert: Imaging Systems Inventor

Introduction

Timothy S. Diebert is an inventor associated with Palo Alto, California, and Xerox Corporation. His patent work focuses on using multiple processors to handle imaging tasks.

Latest Patents

Diebert is credited with 1 patent, titled “Systems and Methods for Using Multiple Processors for Imaging.” The invention describes an imaging system that processes print jobs into page images using multiple processors. A controller coordinates the processors, while an interface creates worker threads corresponding to each print job. The system stores the job in memory and displays the resulting image through an output device. Its worker threads can process independent portions of a job simultaneously, even when the image regions overlap.

Career Highlights

Diebert’s listed patent reflects work on parallel processing for imaging systems. The approach is designed to coordinate multiple processors and worker threads while handling print jobs.

Collaborations

Diebert’s listed coworker is Michael F. Plass. The patent information provided identifies Xerox Corporation as his company.

Conclusion

Timothy S. Diebert’s patent documents an approach to accelerating imaging workflows by coordinating multiple processors to process print-job data in parallel.