William Turri

Title: William Turri: Image Processing and Compression Innovations.

Introduction

William Turri is an inventor based in Beavercreek, Ohio. His work includes image-processing systems that use scalable tile processing to compress and decompress image data. He is associated with the University of Dayton and holds 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Turri’s listed recent patents focus on image compression and accelerated decompression.

“Image Processing Systems Employing Image Compression” describes a system that divides image data into tiles and sends them to a scalable tile processing device. The device applies wavelet transforms, quantization, segmentation, and encoding to produce encoded code blocks. The system then outputs compressed image data containing the resulting encoded bit stream.

“Image Processing Systems Employing Image Compression and Accelerated Image Decompression” extends this approach to decompression. In addition to processing and encoding image tiles, the system receives compressed image data, decodes it into code blocks, and outputs decompressed image data.

Career Highlights

Turri’s patent work addresses image-processing systems designed to handle compression and decompression through tile-based processing. His association with the University of Dayton connects his work to an academic institution.

Collaborations

David Mundy and Benjamin Fortener are identified as Turri’s coworkers. The available information does not specify their roles in the listed patents.

Conclusion

William Turri’s listed inventions center on scalable, tile-based image processing, with patent work covering both image compression and accelerated decompression.