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Filing 1

COMPLAINT Receipt No: 0973-13163185 - Fee: $400, filed by Plaintiff Eclipse IP LLC. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A, # 2 Civil Cover Sheet)(Attorney Matt Olavi added to party Eclipse IP LLC(pty:pla))(Olavi, Matt)

EXHIBIT A

US008068037B2

(12) United States Patent

(10) Patent N0.2

Horstemeyer
(54)

(45) Date of Patent:

ADVERTISEMENT SYSTEMS AND

(58)

340/502, 504, 506, 539.11, 988, 995.11;
701/200, 201, 207, 208
See application ?le for Complete Search history

Scott A. Horstemeyer, Atlanta, GA (U S)

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(56)

(73) Ass1gnee: EclipseIP, LLC, Delray Beach, FL (U S)
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Not1ce:

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References Cited

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U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS

Subject‘ to any d1scla1mer, the term ofth1s
Patent 15 extended Or adlusted under 35

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3,644,883 A

U.S.C. 154(b) by 0days.

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2/1972 Borman etal.
340/23

3,845,289 A

10/1974 French ......... ..

3,886,515 A

5/1975

A

(22) Filed:

Jan. 13, 2011

(65)

Cottin et al.

(Continued)
Macano

235/1512
..... .. 340/994

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . .

FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS

Prior Publication Data

Us 2011/0125394 A1

Nov. 29, 2011

Field of Classi?cation Search ................ .. 340/994,

METHODS FOR NOTIFICATION SYSTEMS

(75) Inventor:

US 8,068,037 B2

EP

0219859 A2

May 26, 2011

4/1987

(Commued)
OTHER PUBLICATIONS

(60)

(60)

Related U's' Apphcatlon Data
Division of application NO_ 1 1/924’810, ?led on Oct
26, 2007, now Pat' No_ 7,876,239, which is a
continuation of application No. 10/858,752, ?led on
Jun. 2, 2004, noW Pat. No. 7,319,414, Which is a
continuation of application No. 10/706,591, ?led on
Nov. 12, 2003, noW Pat. No. 7,119,716.
P

_

_

_

Moriok, et al., “Advanced Vehicle Monitoring and communication
Systems for Bus TransitiBene?ts and Economic Feasibility”, Final
RGPOITiUS. Department of Transportation, Sep. 1991, Revised
Mar 1993, D0t-T-94-03~
(Continued)
Primary Examiner * Tai T Nguyen

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(74) Attorney,

rov1s1onal appl'1c'at1on No. 60/473,738, ?led on May
28, 2003, prov1s1onal appl1cat1on No. 60/473,742,

Agent,

or

Firm * Thomas,

Kayden,

Horstemeyer & Risleys LLP

?led on May 28, 2003, provisional application No.

(52)

Advertisement systems and methods are provided for use in
connection With noti?cation services or systems. One such
method, among others that are disclosed, can be practiced by

29, 2003.
(51)

(57)

60/473,949, ?led on May 28, 2003, provisional
application No. 60/486,768, ?led on Jul. 11, 2003,
provisional application No. 60/498,819, ?led on Aug.

performing at least the following steps: (a) monitoring travel

Int_ CL
G08G 1/123
(200601)
us. Cl. ...... .. 340/944; 340/502; 340/504; 340/506;

data associated With a mobile thing; (b) contacting a party
based upon the travel data; (0) providing an advertisement to
the party during the contact; and (d) charging a fee for or
Otherwise monetar?y bene?ting from Providing the adver'
tisement.

340/539.11; 340/988; 340/995.13; 701/200;

ABSTRACT

701/201; 701/207; 701/208

Noti?cation System

12 Claims, 50 Drawing Sheets

Base Station Control
41
Unit (BSCU)
Base Station (BS) Manager

40

combined M-I-I-L

Response
System

Slop Lq?alio?

Feedback Anawzer

Determination

DTL Noti?mation

m

\

System
110

System
@

Positioning System
(e.g.. GPS Satellites,

radar, etc.)

17

<->

\

23

.

Secure Noti?cation

21

.

M°b'|e,Th'.“9

Massaging sys‘em

W

\

And I

Determlnatlon

as

31b—>

Mobile Thing (MT)

10

52

72

(a. .. a Moinrvehicls, PCD, sic.)

Mobile Thing Control

Unit (MTCU)
E

29 .

Sensor
27

Thing

48

55

15
_

Moblle

6:5

7:4

k
45

)

TX/Rx

f

61

(e.g., cellular)

(an, PSTN)

Mana er

,a

43

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31

3

E14

t

10 j

73 Response
System
Feedback
30‘

ocatlon
Sensor

100

Personal Communications

Device (PCD)

Exhibit A
Page 10

75

US 8,068,037 B2
Page2
U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS

4,220,946 A

5,652,707 A

9/1980 Henriot ......................... .. 340/23

7/1997 WoItham .................... .. 364/460

A

338%:

4,297,672 A

10/1981 Frucheyetal

340/23

5’673’305 A

9/1997 ROSS '

4,325,057 A

4/1982 Bishop ~~~~~~ ~

~ 340/539

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,
,

10/1997 Mag

379/58

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4,585,904 A

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4/1986 Mincone et a1.

gig/gag
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15%;; EM?“ it 11' '

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4,713,661 A

12/1987 BO0I1eet31~ ~~~~~ ~~

340/994

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379/119

4,791,571 A
4,799,162 A

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. 364/436
. 364/436

5’715’307 A
5’719’771 A

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'
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4,804,937 A
4804 837

21989
2/1989

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Farley .............. ..

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’
’

3/1998

4,812,843 A
4,813,065

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$98919 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ 340/905
379/112

5,732,074 A

3/1998 gifjgift 31' """""""" " 370/313
Spaur etal.

A
4,956,777 A

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9/1990 Cearley etal. .
.. 364/42402

5,734,981 A
$333,712 A

3/1998 Kennedy, 111 etal.
$332 211E323 """ "

455/445
32%;:

5,003,584 A
5,006,847 A
5,014,206 A

3/1991 Benyacar et a1.
4/1991 Rush etal.
5/1991 Scribner et a1.

5’742’672 A
5’751’245 A
5’760’742 A

4/l998 Burk
“998 lmygg'a'l"
6,1998 Branch em"

379/198
342/357
342/457

379/119
. 340/994
. 364/449

Westerlage et a1. .
' "" "

5,021,780 A

6/1991 Fabiano etal.

.340/994

5’771’282 A

6,1998 Friedes

5,048,079 A

9/1991 Harrington ‘ital

~ 379/112

5771455 A

6/1998 Kenned H11Iet

5’097’429 A
5068656
’

11/1991
3/l992

Woodetal‘ .................. .. 340/989
Sutherland “““““““““ “ 364/569

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A

5,774,825 A
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’

6/1998

Reynolds ~~~~~~ ~~
y’

5,781,156 A

2

7/1998

Krasner

455/456
~ 364/4497

..... ..

342/357

‘51x33;

~ 31%;;

5,784,443 A

7/1998 Chapman et a1.

379/119

5,122,959 A
5,121,326

6/1992 Nathanson et 31
Moroto etal.

~. 364/436
364/449

5799073 A
g’zgg’ggg

8/1998 Fleisoher'?'l'e'r'ai'
$332

379/113

5,131,020 A

7/1992 Liebesney et a1. .

379/59

5’799’263 A

8/1998 culbertsén

5,144,301 A

9/1992 Jackson et 31. ~

~ 340/994

5,805,680 A

9/1998

9/1992 Silveretal ~

5,146,491 A
5,155,689 A

701/117
““““ H

379/118

~ 379/114

5,808,565 A

10/1992 Wortham ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ 364/460

RE35,920 E

10/1998 Sorden et a1.

342/457

Agi?gfa ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~

5,835,580 A

11/1998 Frazer ........ ..

379/115

379/59

A2322; A

@1332 g?ltlmftal' """"""" " $33112

A

5,218,629 A

PenZiaS

6/1993 Dumond, Jr. et a1

9/1998 Matta et a1. ..

11,, 340/994

5,218,632 A

6/1993 C001 ................ ~~

~379/126

5,864,610 A

1/1999 RS115? r, """""""""" u 379/127

5,223,844 A

6/1993 Manse11 etal.

.342/357

5’875’238 A

2,1999 Gl-th ""a'l'

5243 2 529 A
2

9/1993

. 364/449

5,881,138 A
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’

3/1999

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5,910,979 A

6/1999 Goeletal.

Kashiwazaki
.

2,555,112; A

15A???‘ vBVahJAtetal

5,323,456 A

.

M994 oorreaam

2

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P

Aria/g6‘ A

379/116
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379/114

379/120

~ 379675

~~

5,912,954 A

6/1999 whnederal. ..

379/115

~

~~~~ ~

$133:

Kearns et a1.
l Oet
'

5,915,006 A

6/1999

379/127

~ @3159‘?

5,920,613 A

7/1999 Alcott et a1.

Jagad1sh et a1.

379/114

5,381,467
5,381,338 A

1/1995 Wysockietal. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~. 364/449
ROS1I1Sk1 eta1~
379/121

23%?’81‘2 A
5,943,320

$333 weikgtgi """"""""""" " 370/259
8/1999 Ari?hakmn """""""" H

5,394,332 A

2/1995 Kuwahara etal ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ 364/449

5,943,406 A

8/1999 Leta etaL,

5,398,190 A

3/1995 Wortham ~~~~~ ~

~ 364/460

5,943,657 A

8/1999

~ 322322

5,945,919 A

8/1999 Trask

. 364/449

g’ggg’izj A

3A??? 31mg‘, '1'

2,398,352 A

£32

~~~~~ ~

5,428,546 A

6/1995 shah et a1.

5,432,841

7/1995

A

Rimer

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

5,440,489 A

8/1995 Newman ~~

5444 444 A
5’446’678

8/1995

5,448,479 A
5’46l’374 A

~ ~ ~~~ ~ 379/59

,

,

H999

,,,, 379/120

Freestone et a1.

Tren

705/400

340/825.491

333/515

e

H340/994

364/42605

5,356,351, A

Ross ......... ..
Saltzstein etal‘ ““““““ “ 364614
340/994

5,982,864 A
’
’

11/1999

g/1999 $631,311,211

9A995 Kenmer et al
365/424 02
10/1995 Lewineret a1‘ """" "
340/9'94

5,987,108 A
5,987,377 A

11/1999 Jagad1sh et a1.
11/1999 wesFerlage et a1~~

lagachsh eta1~
'

379/114
'

379/115

379/114
701/204

5,483,234 A
5,483,454

1/1996 carreel e181. .
L6W1I16f6t?1~

.~ 340/994
364/443

5,991,381 A

11/1999 £1,111; e't'gl'étgl, """"""" " 379/115
Bouanaka """""""""" H

5,493,295 A

2/1996 Lewiner et 31

~ 340/994

5,995,602 A

11/1999 Johnson etal. '.

5,493,694 A

2/1996 Vlcek et a1

‘155/531

6,006,159 A

12/1999 Schmier et a1. .

701/200

5,506,893 A

4/1996 BuSChef 6t 31

~ 379/114

6,094,149 A

7/2000 Wilson ““““ "

340/904

5,513,111 A

4/1996 Wor?lam

~ 364/460

6,097,317 A

8/2000 Lewineretal.

340/994

A
5,526,401 A

Z1332 sélgirlgggd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Egg/942(7)
6/1996 Roaoh,Jr. et a1.
379/59

6,111,538 A
215123)? A

5,539,810 A

7/1996 Kennedy, III et 31

379/59

6,137,425 A

10/2000 Oster

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, u 340/994

5,544,225 A
5,546,444 A

8/1996 Kennedy, 111 et 31~
8/1996 Roaoh, Jr. et a1. .

379/59
379/59

6,144,301 A
6’178’378 B1

11/2000 Frieden
1,2001 Leibold

, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, “5340/5728
' 701/20'2

5,552,795 A
5559 871

A

9/1996 Tayloe etal. ..
9/1996

Smith

....... ..

535703100 A
5,577,101 A

10/1996 Grube et a1‘
11/1996 Bohrn .... ..

5,579,376 A

11/1996 Kennedy, 111 etal.

5,587,715 A

12/1996

. 342/357

8/2000 Schuchmanet a1.
135888 51%;“ a1‘
2,2001

Lamb

6,191,708 B1
6,212,393 B1

2/2001
‘V2001

Davldson ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ 340/994
‘155/456

340/904

379/115

’

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'

342/357
$33349‘

‘ 364/446
379/58

.

6’l84’802 B1

11,, 379/116

340/994

"""""""""""""" "

379/60

6,222,462 B1

4/2001

. 342/357

6,240,362 B1

5/2001

701/209

. 364/449.1

6,253,146 B1

6/2001

701/202

379/114
. 364/436

6,253,148 B1
6,278,936 B1

6/2001
8/2001

701/204
701/201

Jones ........... ..
. 340/994
Ross ........................... .. 340/994

6,313,760 B1
6,317,060 B1

11/2001
11/2001

340/994
Jones .......................... .. 340/994

Lewis .............. ..

5,594,650 A

1/1997 shah et a1. ..

5,594,787 A
5,602,739 A

1/1997 Ohshima et a1.
2/1997 Haagenstad et a1.

5,623,260 A
5,648,770 A

4/1997
7/1997

Exhibit A
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US 8,068,037 B2
Page 3
6,360,101 B1

3/2002 Irvin ........................... .. 445/456

6,363,254 B1

3/2002 Jones et a1. .

. 455/456

Dec. 1992.

6,363,323 B1

3/2002 J0neS_ ........ ..

~ 701/213

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11/2002 Jones

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.

.

Helleker, Jan, Real-T1me Traveller Informat1oniln everyone’s

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6,683,542 B1

1/2004

6,700,507 B2
6,738,711 B2 *

3/2004 Jones ““““““““““““““ “ 340/994
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.

.

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Jones

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701/201
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Jones .......................... .. 701/207

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