Bryan P Bergeron

6747672, Jun 8, 2004

Jun 26, 2000

09/603368

Karl Haakonsen - Roslindale MA
Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA
Stas Taraschansky - Natick MA
Raymond C. Kurzweil - Newton MA

Medical Learning Company, Inc. - Wellesley Hills MA

G09G 500

345700, 345716, 345764, 345771, 434262

A method of simulating an encounter with a virtual patient includes displaying an image of the virtual patient, receiving user selection of an area of the image of the virtual patient, and transmitting signals that associated with the user selected area of the image, the signals being based on the state of the virtual patient.

7386432, Jun 10, 2008

Jun 26, 2000

09/603604

Karl Haakonsen - Roslindale MA, US
Stas Taraschansky - Natick MA, US
Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA, US
Raymond C. Kurzweil - Newton MA, US

Medical Learning Co., Inc./Web Simulator - Wellesley Hills MA

G06G 7/48
G06G 7/58
G06F 15/177

703 11, 709220, 434262, 434366

A method of providing a software application to different network clients from a server including maintaining one or more sets of state data, each set of state data describing the state of an instance of an application, each instance of an application corresponding to one or more network clients, updating the sets of state data in accordance with applications running on one or more computers connected to the server via a local area network and for at least one of the sets of state data generating an interface based on the set of state data and transmitting the generated interface to the corresponding network client(s).

7777763, Aug 17, 2010

Aug 3, 2005

11/195905

Karl Haakonsen - Roslindale MA, US
Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA, US
Stas Taraschansky - Natick MA, US
Raymond C. Kurzweil - Newton MA, US

Medical Learning Company, Inc. - Wellesley Hills MA

G09G 5/00

345646, 345647, 345653, 345473

A method of displaying an image of at least a portion of a virtual patient including accessing identification of a video file, the video file comprising video data that depicts virtual patient features over a range of the features, determining an offset into the video file and presenting the video image corresponding to the offset.

8239047, Aug 7, 2012

Jul 15, 2009

12/503471

Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA, US

G05B 15/00
G05B 19/18
G05B 11/01
A63F 9/24
G06F 15/18
G06N 3/08

700 83, 700 2, 700 11, 700 17, 700 20, 700 23, 463 47, 706 25

Individuals can operate processor enabled devices at a high level of performance, even if they have little or no familiarity with those devices, by indirectly operating them through a first processor enabled device. The direct interactions of individuals with a familiar device can be communicated to one or more processors that perform signal processing functions in order to generate control signals that direct the operation of a second, unfamiliar processor-enabled device. In this closed-loop system, individuals can receive real-time feedback on the performance of the second device in a form associated with the operation of the first device.

8356997, Jan 22, 2013

Dec 4, 2008

12/328018

Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA, US

Accella Learning, LLC - Louisville KY

G09B 7/00

434323

An intelligent tutoring system can be implemented using filters, predictive modeling, and a knowledge warehouse, which allows content to be dynamically selected for individualized presentation to a learner. Such an intelligent tutoring system can be implemented using a variety of techniques, including polynomial vector equations in modeling, extensible markup language storage formats for presentation data, and a knowledge warehouse with information stored in data cubes.

20040138864, Jul 15, 2004

Dec 24, 2003

10/745842

Raymond Kurzweil - Newton MA, US
Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA, US
Karl Haakonsen - Roslindale MA, US

Medical Learning Company, Inc., a Delaware corporation

G06G007/48

703/011000

A method of providing a software application to different network clients from a server. The method includes maintaining sets of state data describing the state of an instance of an application, updating the sets of state data based on information received from applications running on computers connected to the server via a local area network; and generating an interface based on the set of state data; and for transmission to a network client.

6692258, Feb 17, 2004

Jun 26, 2000

09/603045

Raymond C. Kurzweil - Newton MA
Bryan Bergeron - Brookline MA
Karl Haakonsen - Roslindale MA

Medical Learning Company, Inc. - Wellesley Hills MA

G09B 2328

434262, 600300, 600301, 128922

A method includes generating a virtual patient representative of a fictitious medical subject from execution of a simulation application that accesses a domain of medical characteristics and dynamically producing an image of the virtual patient to present to a user based on executing of the simulation application using virtual patient state data. The method also includes updating the state data by interpreting data structures defining selected virtual patient characteristics and controlling rates of changes in virtual patient state data to speed up or slow down evolution of changes in the image of the virtual patient presented to the user.