25.5.2016 FACTS OF USING PLC AND GSM MOBILE PHONE FOR SECURIY OF AUTOMATION PARKINGY SYSTEM WITHOUT ANY LEGAL
USING PLC AND GSM MOBILE PHONE FOR SECURIY OF AUTOMATION PARKINGY SYSTEM WITHOUT ANY LEGAL
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Marty Cooper, who built
the first hand held cell phone, says his invention has a glaring flaw: You have
to keep charging its battery."Keeping your phone charger around is a real
annoyance," Cooper told CNN Money in an interview. "And I think it's
going to be an increasing problem." Ensuring that your phone does n't run
out of juice is enough of a pain. But imagine the not-too-distant future when
our bodies are covered with different connected devices -- watches, glasses and
clothing -- all of which will need to be charged.
Richard (Dick) Morley was considered the "father" of the Programmable logic control (PLC)
since he
was involved with the production of the first PLC for General Motors, the Modicon, at Bedford and Associates
in 1968.[1] The Modicon brand of PLC is now owned by Schneider Electric. The PLC has been recognized as a significant advancement in the practice
of automation and has and important influence on manufacturing industry
Samy Gharb who built the first invention for the Communication between Programmable logic control (PLC) and cell phones GSM Mobile Phone in 1999 in Zurich, Switzerland. Through this invention, the PLC has been recognized as a significant advancement in the practice of Automation and has an important influence on manufacturing industry and use for security Systems in airplanes, marine, ships, building, military and everywhere in the world.
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Samy Gharb v. Unitronics, Inc., et al
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| Defendant - Appellee: | Unitronics, Inc., Haim Shani, Seth Frielich, Bareket Shani, Eyal Saban, Yair Itscovich, Avner Barak, Dale Lischer, Jonathan Minnen, Brendan E. Squire, Glenn J. Perry and IMI Israel Military Industries Ltd. |
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| Filed: | April 13, 2015 |
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ROBERT L. WILKINS
BRETT M. KAVANAUGH
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Samy Gharb v. Unitronics, Inc., et al
Plaintiff - Appellant: | Samy Gharb |
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| Defendant - Appellee: | Unitronics, Inc., Haim Shani, Seth Frielich, Bareket Shani, Eyal Saban, Avner Barak, Jonathan Minnen, Brendan E. Squire, Glenn J. Perry, City of Hoboken, Councilman of Hoboken, Yair Itscovich and Dale Lischer |
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Persberichten - 10/09/2002
Unitronics - Notice of annual general meeting of shareholders Unitronics - Notice of annual general meeting of shareholders NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on October 2nd, 2002, at 11:00, Belgium time, the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (the Meeting) of Unitronics (1989) (RG) Ltd. (the Company) will be held at the Sheraton Hotel, Zaventem airport, Belgium. The matters on the agenda of the Meeting and the summary of the proposed resolutions are as follows: 1. To present and consider the Financial Statements of the Company, the Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet for the ...
Unitronics - Notice of annual general meeting of shareholders Unitronics - Notice of annual general meeting of shareholders NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on October 2nd, 2002, at 11:00, Belgium time, the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders (the Meeting) of Unitronics (1989) (RG) Ltd. (the Company) will be held at the Sheraton Hotel, Zaventem airport, Belgium. The matters on the agenda of the Meeting and the summary of the proposed resolutions are as follows: 1. To present and consider the Financial Statements of the Company, the Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet for the ...
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Unitronics (Euronext Brussels
symbol UNIT) an Israeli high-tech company that designs, develops ..... 1998.
1999. 2000. Revenues. Approximately 62% of the total sales volume in 2000 was
comprised of sales to Europe ..... Haim Shani.
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thousands as of December 31, 1998. ..... Haim Shani.
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November 29, 2000 UNITRONICS SUCESSFULLY CONTINUES TO REALIZE ITS EXPECTED GROWTH IN THIRD QUARTER
Unitronics announced today that it
successfully realized expected sales of EUR 1,824 thousands for the third
quarter of 2000. Since January 2000, Unitronics reported revenues of EUR 5,413
thousands, more than double (an increase of 158%) the revenues for the same
period of 1999. more...
November 6, 2000 UNITRONICS SIGNS MOU FOR ACQUSITION OF AN AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL
AUTOMATION COMPANY
Unitronics announced today that it
entered into a Memorandum Of Understanding for the acquisition of an American
company engaged in industrial automation, with sales revenues of $10 Million, a
wide US and global marketing network that includes approximately 250
distributors and sales reps, and manufacturing facilities located in New
Jersey, USA. more...
October 5, 2000 UNITRONICS' WEBPLC
CONTROLS PRODUCTION OF BOTTLES FOR A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL SOFT DRINK
MANUFACTURER
Unitronics has successfully completed the implementation and
activation of a control system at a manufacturing plant in Mexico, producing
PET plastic bottles for a major soft drink manufacturer. more...
August 29, 2000 UNITRONICS ACHIEVES RECORD SALES AND PROFITS 2000 IN SECOND QUARTER
August 8, 2000 UNITRONICS ACQUIRING NEW BUSINESS FACILITY
Unitronics has signed a contract for the acquisition of a new business facility. The new, 1600 square meter facility is located in AIRPORT CITY, close to the Tel Aviv international airport.
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July 17, 2000 UNITRONICS RELEASES
THE M90-GSM AN SMS WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FEATURE
Unitronics announces the commercial
release of the M90-GSM. This new feature brings the advantages of the M90
Unitronics palm sized micro controller, to GSM cellular phones. more...
April 12, 2000 USD 7.4M: SALES
EXPECTATIONS FROM UNITRONICS’ NEW DISTRIBUTORS
Unitronics has rapidly expanded its global distribution
network, awarding a total of 28 distributorships to firms in the industrial
automation sector and thereby adding an estimated 120 personnel to its sales
force. more...
April 12, 2000 UNITRONICS ON THE MAP—IN DISNEY
With split-second timing, Unitronics’ OPLC line of devices control an attraction in Epcot Center's Millennium Village in Orlando, Walt Disney World. more...
Unitronics has received two major
orders with an combined value of over USD 1,000,000. One order is for Global
Wire... more...
January 2000 UNITRONICS APPOINTS NEW CTO
October 27, 1999 UNITRONICS' INITIAL PULIC OFFERING
-A SUCCESS
Distributors in Denmark, Holland, and Belgium October 27, 1999-Unitronics, a multinational advanced technology company, successfully.... more...
September 30, 1999 UNITRONICS AWARDS THREE NEW DISTRIBUTORSHIPS.
Distributors in Denmark, Holland, and Belgium have contracted to market the full line of Unitronics’ new M90 micro controllers. Joint sales for the period up to the end of the year 2001 are forecast to reach $1,645,000. more...
September 21, 1999 UNITRONICS
ANNOUNCED TODAY ITS INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
ON EURO.NM BELGIUM
Unitronics, a multinational advanced technology company, announced today its Initial Public Offering on the EURO.NM Belgium public stock exchange. The company, which intends to raise approximately 7.5 million euros in its IPO, offers 2,000,000 new shares, priced at 3.72 euros per share. more...
August 29, UNITRONICS' WEBPLC™ INSTALLATION- UP &RUNNING
The world's first Internet-enabled
WebPLC™ network is operating a production line in the Cargal carton plant in Lod, Israel. TCP/IP communication protocols,
the same Internet technology that enables common applications such as
Web-surfing and email, are now controlling machines on the Cargal factory
production floor. more...
August 25,1999 UNITRONICS LANDS 2 MAJOR WEBPLC™ PROJECTS
Two projects worth over 1.7 million USD have been awarded to Unitronics Ltd. The company is to provide Automated Warehouse and Distribution Center control systems for Tnuva, the largest marketer of agricultural products in Israel, and for Envases Innovativos, one of the leading manufacturers of PET blow-moulding bottles in Mexico. more...
August 1,1999 UNITRONICS
AWARDS MMI SOLUTIONS UK DISTRIBUTION RIGHTS
Sales peaking at $1.5 million are
projected in the sale forecast of the three-year exclusive distribution
agreement just signed between Unitronics Automation and Control and MMI
Solutions. The agreement designates MMI Solutions as the sole distributor of
Unitronics products throughout the United Kingdom. more...
July, THE M90: ALL-IN-ONE
MICRO-PLC AND HMI 1999
Unitronics has officially launched
the new M90 micro-PLC. The M90 is a palm-sized controller that contains a fully
functional Human-Machine-Interface, programmed by the user to suit his own
particular requirements. more...
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Automation and Monitoring with All-In-One PLC Improves Machine Safety
Industry
- Energy, Boilers
Summary:
Energy Plant Solutions of Palmerston North, New Zealand provides a wide range
of energy solutions. They needed a cost-effective automation solution for
a new range of package boilers. They wanted to improve machine safety by
automating more of the process. Using Unitronics Vision1040 PLC+HMI, they
were able to control the boilers, monitor key functions remotely, and use
Unitronics alarm functions to quickly react to any problems that arose.
Energy
Plant Solutions of Palmerston North, New Zealand specializes in the supply and
installation of industry energy plants. Their goal is to provide
high-efficiency products, for a sustainable and energy efficient future.
To achieve that goal, they needed a cost effective automation solution for
their range of package boilers; this solution would control all of the
functions of the boiler, including feed pumps, pressure control and level
control. They hoped that by standardizing their boiler control systems
with an all-in-one PLC+HMI they could reduce development time and improve
efficiency.
EPS
selected the Unitronics Vision1040; this PLC has an integrated 10.4-inch color
touchscreen and function keys. They also added almost a hundred local I/O
points, both digital and analog, using I/O expansion modules. Due to the
high I/O count and communication needs, the Vision1040’s large screen was a
necessity, offering room to display important information without crowding the
screen. Similarly, the physical keys allowed EPS to certain functions always
accessible without dedicating additional screen space to them.
The
Vision1040 uses discrete I/O to control the burner. EPS was particularly
interested in automating key safety procedures; for example, the PLC shuts the
burner down when certain alarms are triggered. They also use the PLC to monitor
and log data on the burner’s operation, including actuator positions, burner
fan speeds, flue gas residual oxygen, fuel valve states and fault details. This
trend data is stored using the Vision1040’s SD card functionality. EPS also
uses the SD card to store set back up points, enabling a quick recovery in the
unlikely event of a hardware failure.
Not only
is this data stored locally, Energy Plant Solutions monitors it using their
SCADA software. The Vision1040 uses Modbus IP to transfer data to
Wonderware® InTouch® SCADA, as well as connecting to the factory network using
Ethernet. EPS can remotely access any of the Vision1040 PLC installed on
one of their boilers using Unitronics complimentary software utilities.
Justin Butler, Senior Electrical Engineer, explains the advantages, saying
“With Remote Operator, we can see exactly what the operator sees from our
office at the other end of the country via a VPN at absolutely no cost either
financially or in development time. This is a huge advantage if the client
requires assistance to solve a problem.”
"Working
with the Unitronics combined PLC and HMI make other systems feel old fashioned
and obsolete. The support from Unitronics, from our local supplier, to email
support, to help ideas on the forum, has been absolutely fantastic.” - Justin
Butler, Energy Plant Solutions.
The
Unitronics Vision1040’s powerful communication options also allow for necessary
safety features. The boiler control system includes an Enfora GSM modem,
enabling SMS messaging. If a fault condition triggers an alarm, the PLC sends
an SMS message to a list of operators in sequence to inform them of the
condition. The operator receives an actual description of the fault, rather
than just a generic “boiler fault” message, allowing the operator to assess how
urgent the response needs to be. If an operator responds to the SMS alert, it
prevents the message being sent to the remaining operators on the list,
avoiding duplicated efforts to fix the problem. The fault messages also
appear on the HMI panel; this HMI alarm message and the SMS alert are the same
and are pulled from the same string library, meaning that EPS didn’t need to
code two different messages.
Another
safety feature that EPS was able to implement with the Vision1040 was the use
of an uninterruptible power supply, or UPS, which can maintain power to the PL
and I/O in case of a power failure. The Unitronics products run on 24VDC
power, while the rest of the boiler system uses 230VAC. Using the 24VDC
UPS made the system safer because there was no 230VAC present when the main
power supply is disconnected.
Additionally,
using Unitronics enabled EPS to easily simulate their applications before
installing them in the field. Justin Butler explains, “Unitronics PLCs
allow us to run the PLC without any I/O attached…We can enter any values we
like for conditions and test that the PLC acts as intended…This means we can do
90% of the testing before we even go to the site.” This advanced testing
means that EPS avoids solving problems last minute, in the field, which saves
them time and effort.
Butler
notes that Unitronics PLCs also offer significant savings. He explaisn that
these saving consist of both “the development software licensing (it doesn’t
get much cheaper than free) and also in the time required to develop the
PLC/HMI software.” The Vision1040 is programmed with Unitronics VisiLogic
software, which provides a single environment for ladder logic, HMI design, and
communication configuration. Butler says, “Making changes is so much
quicker when you can add the necessary logic to the PLC program and then
immediately add the new elements to the HMI without having to export or import
tag data, etc..”
He continues, saying “Working with the Unitronics combined PLC and
HMI make other systems feel old fashioned and obsolete. The support from
Unitronics, from our local supplier, to email support, to help ideas on the
forum, has been absolutely fantastic.”
The Unitronics Vision1040’s powerful communication options also
allow for necessary safety features. The boiler control system includes an
Enfora GSM modem, enabling SMS messaging. If a fault condition triggers an
alarm, the PLC sends an SMS message to a list of operators in sequence to
inform them of the condition. The operator receives an actual description of
the fault, rather than just a generic “boiler fault” message, allowing the
operator to assess how urgent the response needs to be. If an operator responds
to the SMS alert, it prevents the message being sent to the remaining operators
on the list, avoiding duplicated efforts to fix the problem. The fault
messages also appear on the HMI panel; this HMI alarm message and the SMS alert
are the same and are pulled from the same string library, meaning that EPS didn’t
need to code two different messages.
Application Note: Unitronics’ Vision120™ PLC + HMI
Automates Quantitative Chemical Analyses: Improves Quality, Saves Time and
Reduces Costs
In various process industries such as petroleum, chemical, drinking water, and wastewater, facilities often conduct laboratory tests through quantitative chemical analysis to determine the unknown concentration of a known reactant within the system. These measurements require a huge amount of laboratory manpower. By automating these measurements with Unitronics’ Vision120™ PLC & HMI, NEXTChem Process Analyzers, Inc. was able to drastically reduce the time between analyses from hours to minutes.
In various process industries such as petroleum, chemical, drinking water, and wastewater, facilities often conduct laboratory tests through quantitative chemical analysis to determine the unknown concentration of a known reactant within the system. These measurements require a huge amount of laboratory manpower. By automating these measurements with Unitronics’ Vision120™ PLC & HMI, NEXTChem Process Analyzers, Inc. was able to drastically reduce the time between analyses from hours to minutes.
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March 20, 2000 Haim Shani- Unitronics Industrial Automations Systems (unit.bru) - See more at: http://www.twst.com/interview/4596#sthash.Q8I9cOt7.dpuf
Companies Mentioned in This Interview Click for more info and related articles UNIT.BRU View PDF Version HAIM SHANI is Chief Executive Officer of Unitronics IndustrialAutomation Systems. Mr. Shani has also been the Chairman of Unitronics'Board of Directors since the company's incorporation in 1989. He is alsoa member of the Board of Directors for Unitronics South Africa. Duringthe years 1984-1988, Mr. Shani served as general manager of CST Ltd., acompany engaged in the development and manufacture of roboticcontrollers and military equipment. TWST: Perhaps the best place to begin is with a brief history and an overview of the main business of Unitronics? Could you profile your company and highlight the most significant recent events?Mr. Shani: Unitronics was established 11 years ago in 1989. It was involved in providing dedicated solutions for industrial automation , 'that was our general activity at the beginning. In the last 4-5 years there have been major changes. We began to design, develop, produce, and market a special line of PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers), the computer 'brains' that control automated production lines. We introduced to the market a product called the OPLC, which is a PLC integrated with an HMI (Human-Machine-Interface) operator panel. We believe we were the first ones in the world to offer such a combination, which allows a production line machine operator to communicate directly with the 'brain' that controls a machine. Without the communication interface, every time there is a problem in the machine, the brain, the controller, recognises what the problem is and can detect exactly why, but cannot communicate the information to the operator -and we lose production hours. The OPLC is able to provide the machine operator with information regarding the reasons for, what to do with and how to proceed when there is a problem. I believe this to have been the most user-friendly solution available at the time on the market. Recently, we developed a revolutionary concept whereby an industrial controller with these user- friendly features can be connected to the Internet. We realised that it's not possible for us to develop and support such concept without considerable working capital. That was one of the reasons we sought financing possibilities, and as you know in the last quarter of 1999 we effected our IPO, which afforded us with funds to invest, in particular, in the company's marketing and the working capital required to develop this product. This product is called WebPLC (a Unitronics trademark). As far as we know today, it's the only embedded solution that offers a PLC direct connectivity to the web, not like other solutions of which we are aware which allow a PLC or a few PLCs similar connectivity via an IPC or servers. WebPLC devices also include an HMI, a Human-Machine-Interface operator panel.TWST: Since this is going to be a new market, can you give me some idea how you expect it to grow and evolve, and how rapidly you expect it to grow and evolve?Mr. Shani: To my knowledge, the world PLC market today is between $7-8 billion, and can be categorised according to PLC sizes (micro, small, medium and so on). In general we look at communication as a key to the industry's future: the need to connect every machine to a communication network. Today the most inexpensive solution for communication seems to us to be the Internet. We produce mostly micro, small and medium PLCs. We believe the micro to medium PLCs market niche is currently around $4-5 billion, and we are aiming with our projections at revenues representing approximately 1% of the market a few years from now. We are trying to be realistic and not aim at 10% or 20% or half the market. We are not yet an internationally renowned brand name like certain of our competitors, but we believe we can achieve the goal of capturing 1% of the market in a few years.TWST: Since we mentioned a potential competitor, can you talk a little bit about how you see the competitive landscape? I think one of the most problematic points is to maintain a very high level of R&D because things are moving very fast today-the life cycle of a product is getting shorter and shorter; so to be fast and innovative is the biggest problem-and of course to have enough resources for marketing. We have recently been emphasising the importance of hiring very professional and experienced people for marketing, which we believe, has brought good results. We have recently expanded our distribution channels in many European countries, some countries in South America, in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. I see this combination of R&D and Thank you.HAIM SHANI Chief Executive Officer Unitronics Industrial Automation Systems 2 Hamelacha Street Northern Industrial Zone Lod Israel 972 897 86 555 972 892 13 888 - FAXEach Executive who is the featured subject of a TWST Interview is offered the opportunity to include an Investors Brief or other highlight material to be provided and sponsored by and for the company. This Interview with Haim Shani, CEO of Unitronics Industrial Automation Systems is accompanied by an Investors Brief containing corporate information.Copyright 2000 The Wall Street Transcript Corporation All Rights Reserved - See more at: http://www.twst.com/interview/4596#sthash.Q8I9cOt7.dpuf
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Non-invasive method and apparatus to detect and monitor early medical shock, and related conditions
Abstract
A diagnostic medical instrument adapted to determine whether a patient is suffering from a pre-shock, shock, or shock-related condition. The instrument is used in a capillary filling time CFT test procedure in which a skin area in the patient which overlies blood-filled capillaries which normally display a pink color is depressed to expel blood from the capillaries and impart white color to the skin at which point the pressure is released to permit blood to flow back into the capillaries and cause the skin to regain its pink color. The instrument includes a color sensor trained on the sign area and responsive to light reflected therefrom to produce a first signal at the point in time the skin color turns from pink to white and to later produce a second signal at the point in time at which the skin color has turned from white to pink. The time elapsing between the first and second signals is measured to provide a CFT index indicative of the patient's condition.
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| United States Patent | 6,685,635 |
| Shani , et al. | February 3, 2004 |
Non-invasive method and apparatus to detect and monitor early medical shock, and related conditions
| Inventors: | Shani; Haim (Shaham, IL), Shavit; Ittai (Nahariya, IL) |
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| Assignee: | Cardiosense Ltd. (Nesher, IL) |
| Family ID: | 26323871 |
| Appl. No.: | 10/056,064 |
| Filed: | January 28, 2002 |
| Application Number | Filing Date | Patent Number | Issue Date | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCTIL0000443 | Jul 25, 2000 | ||||
| Jul 26, 1999 [IL] | 131108 | |||
| Aug 4, 1999 [IL] | 131245 | |||
| Current U.S. Class: | 600/306; 356/425; 600/476 |
| Current CPC Class: | A61B 5/441 (20130101); A61B 5/0059 (20130101) |
| Current International Class: | A61B 5/103 (20060101); A61B 005/00 (); A61B 006/00 (); G01J 003/46 () |
| Field of Search: | ;600/306,476,549,587 ;382/128,130 ;356/402,425 |
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| Defendant: | UNITRONICS INC, HAIM SHANI, SETH FRIELICH, BAREKET SHANI, EYAL SABAN, YAIR ITSCOVICH, AVNER BARAK, DALE LISCHER, JONATHAN MINNEN, BRENDAN E. SQUIRE, GLENN PARRY and IMI ISREAL MILITARY INDUSTRIES LTD |
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| Filed: | September 29, 2014 |
| Court: | District Of Columbia District Court |
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