E-Watch, Inc.
`Exhibit 2017
`Petitioner - Iron Dome LLC Patent
`Owner - E-Watch, Inc.
`IPR2014-00439
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`I. Glen Davis. pursuant to tl1e provisions of 28 U.S.C. § 1746 a11d 37 C.F.R. §l.l3l.
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`declare:
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`My name is Glen Davis.
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`I 21111 over tl1e age of2l years of age and am competent to make this declaration.
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`I worked as an employee of PhotoTelesis from August of 1990 to March of 2005.
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`I worked under the direction of David Monroe and/or Bruce Mather during 111};
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`time at PhotoTelesis Corporation.
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`role/job description was a Mechanical Draftsman. During my ti111e at
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`P11oto'1'elesis.
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`I helped work on t11e drafting project packaging and housings related to
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`image processi11g for product development projects having designations sucl1 as. for
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`example. HCT (Handheld Coinmuiiications Terminal). Micro—R1T (Micro Remote Image
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`T1‘Ell1SC€1\’€1‘). Military Micro-RIT. L—RlT (Laptop Remote Image T1'a11sceiVer). and PICS
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`(Portable lmage Computer System). Based on my direct knowledge of these product
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`development projects a11d my understanding of United States pate11t no. 7.365.871 ("the
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`‘871 patent"). all of these product dexl-'e1opn1e11t projects involved the development 01'
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`i11\’e11ti\'e subject matter utilized in the reduction to practice of elements of the invention
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`ofDavid Monroe as claimed in claims 1-15 of the °871 pate11t.
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`6.
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`The L-RIT product de\'elopment project was directed to an apparatus in the form
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`01‘ a portable laptop unit attacl1able to an external camera. This apparatus had a housing
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`with the following compo11e11ts co11tained therein:
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`a.
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`a power supply. a processor.
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`b. memor_\‘.
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`a display comprising a window in which content can be displayed.
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`a user interface. and
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`alphanumeric input keys.
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`Examples of functionalities provided by this apparatus included:
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`h.
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`interfacing with an external camera to capture a visual image.
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`displaying a visual image framed by the camera on the display,
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`the processor generating an image data signal representing the visual image
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`framed by the camera (i.e._. a digitized framed image),
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`the memory receiving and storing digitized framed images for allowing the
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`digitized framed images to be accessible for selectively displaying in the
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`display window and accessible for selectively transmitting over a wireless
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`telephone nett-r'ork.
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`the user interface enabling a user to select an image data signal (i.e.. for a
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`particular one of a plurality of digitized framed images) for \-'iev~.'ing and
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`transmission.
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`the alphanumeric input keys permitting manually input digitized alphanumeric
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`signals to be input to the processor.
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`the power supply providing power for operation of the apparatus:
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`I11 .
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`displaying a visual
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`image at the system whereby the visual
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`image can be
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`viewed and framed prior to capture in the memory.
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`the display window for viewing the alphanumeric signals within the display
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`window used for framing the visual image. and
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`the display providing for framing a visual image to be captured by the camera
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`and for viewing a resulting digitized framed image.
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`Based on my direct knowledge of the L-RIT product development project and my
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`understanding of the "871 Patent. the L-RIT product development project resulted in the
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`creation of subject matter utilized in the reduction to practice of the invention as recited
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`in at least claims 1. 2, 3. 4, 5. 6, 7. 8. 9, 10, ll, 13, and 14 ofthe ’87l patent.
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`7.
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`The HCT product development project was directed to an apparatus in the form of
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`a handheld unit attachable to an external camera. This apparatus had a housing with the
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`following components contained therein:
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`a.
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`a processor.
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`b.
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`a memory.
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`c.
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`a removable memory module in addition to the memory.
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`d.
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`a user interface, and
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`e.
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`a display comprising a window in which content can be displayed.
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`l-"zxarmales of funetionalities provided by this apparatus included:
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`a.
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`interfacing with an external camera to capture a visual image.
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`b. displaying a visual image framed by the camera on the display.
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`e.
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`the processor generating an image data signal representing a visual
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`image
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`framed by the camera (i.e.. a digitized framed image).
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`d.
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`the memory receiving and storing digitized framed images for allowirig the
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`digitized framed images to be accessible for selectively displaying in the
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`display window and accessible for selectively transmitting over a \-wireless
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`telephone network_.
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`the user interface enabling a user to select an image data signal (i.c.. for a
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`particular one of a plurality of digitized framed images")
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`for viewing and
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`transmission,
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`displaying a visual
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`image at
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`the system whereby the visual
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`image can be
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`viewed and framed prior to capture in the memory.
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`the removable memory being removably housed in the housing for storing
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`captured image data signals, the display being operable to display for viewing
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`incoming image data signals.
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`h.
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`the display window for viewing the alphanumeric signals within the display
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`window used for framing the visual image. and
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`the display providing for framing a visual image to be captured by the camera
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`and for viewing a resulting digitized flamed image.
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`Based on my direct knowledge of the HCT product development project and my
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`understanding of the "871 Patent. the HCT product development project resulted in the
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`creation of subject matter utilized in the reduction to practice of the invention as recited
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`in at least claims 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. and 14 ofthe "871 patent.
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`8.
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`The PICS product development project was directed to an apparatus in the form
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`of a portable laptop unit having a camera within the housing. This apparatus had a
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`housing with the following components contained therein:
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`a power supply.
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`an integral image capture device including an electronic camera.
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`memory.
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`d.
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`a display comprising a window in which content can be displayed.
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`E.
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`f.
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`a user interface. and
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`alphanumeric input keys.
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`Exatnples of ftmctionalities provided by this apparatus included:
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`the camera contained in the housing capturing a visual image.
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`displaying a visual image framed by the camera on the display.
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`the processor generating an image data signal representing a visual
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`image
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`framed by the camera (ie, a digitized framed image),
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`the memory receiving and storing digitized framed images for allowing the
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`digitized flamed images to be accessible for selectively displaying in the
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`display \\'i11do\\' and accessible for selectively transmitting over a wireless
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`telephone network.
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`the user interface enabling a user to select a image data signal (ie. for a
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`particular one of a plurality of digitized framed images) for \-'ie\\'ing and
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`transmission.
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`the alphamnneric input keys permitting manually input digitized alphanumeric
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`U3
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`h.
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`signals to be input to the processor,
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`the power supply providing power for operation of the apparatus
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`displaying a visual
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`image at the system whereby the visual
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`image can be
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`\-'ie\\*ecl and framed prior to capture in the memory,
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`the display window for viewing the alphanumeric signals within the display
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`wiiidow used for framing a \-'isual image. and
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`the display providing for framing a visual image to be captured by the camera
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`and for viewing a resulting digitized framed image.
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`Based on my direct
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`linovvledge of the PICS product development project and my
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`understanding of the ‘$571 Patent, the PICS product development project resulted in the
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`creation of subject matter utilized in the reduction to practice of the invention as recited
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`in at least claims 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. 8, 9. 10,
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`1 1. 13. and 14 ofthe '8'/'1 patent.
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`9.
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`The Military Micro—RlT product development project was directed to an
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`apparatus in the form of a handheld unit attachable to an external camera. This apparatus
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`had a housing with the following components contained therein:
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`a.
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`a processor.
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`b.
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`a display comprising a window in which content can be displayed.
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`c. memory.
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`d.
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`a removable memory module in addition to the memory,
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`e.
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`a user interface.
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`f.
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`a wireless communications device Comprising a wireless transmitter/receiver.
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`and
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`g.
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`a power supply.
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`Examples of functionalities provided by this apparatus included:
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`a.
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`interfacing with an external camera to capture a visual image.
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`b. displaying a visual image framed by the camera on the display.
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`c.
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`the processor generating an image data signal representing a visual
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`image
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`framed by the camera (Le, a digitized framed image),
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`d.
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`the memory receiving and storing digitized framed images for allowing the
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`digitized framed images to be accessible for selectively displaying in the
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`display window and accessible for selectively transmitting over a wireless
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`telephone networl<_.
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`interfacing with an external keyboard for permitting manually input digitized
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`alphanumeric signals to be input to the processor
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`the user interface enabling a user to select an image data signal (i.e.. for a
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`particular one of a plurality of digitized framed images) for viewing and
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`transmission.
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`an external telephonic system and/or radio system for sending and receiving
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`digitized audio signals and for transmitting image data signals. .
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`11.
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`the power supply providing power for operation of the apparatus.
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`displaying a visual
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`image at
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`the system whereby the visual
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`image can be
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`viewed and framed prior to capture in the memory.
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`using the display for viewing alphanumeric images input,
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`the removable memory being remoyably housed in the housing for storing
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`captured image data signals,
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`the display being operable to display for viewing incoming image data
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`signals.
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`I'll .
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`the display providing for training a visual image to be captured by the camera
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`and for viewing the visual image.
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`interfacing with the external telephonic system for wirelessly transmitting and
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`receix-ting non—audio digital signals. including transmitting of digitized image
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`signals, and
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`the external telephonic system (i.e.. including a wireless transmitter/receiver)
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`transmitting digital signals and receiving digitals signals.
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`Based on my direct knowledge of the Military Micro—RlT product development project
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`and my understanding of the "871 Patent,
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`the Military Micro-RIT product development
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`project resulted in the creation of subject matter utilized in the reduction to practice of
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`the invention as recited in at least claims 1.2. 3. 4. 5, 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 13. and 14 ofthe
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`‘871 patent.
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`10.
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`The Micro—Rl'l‘ product development project was directed to an apparatus in the
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`form of a handheld device.
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`This apparatus had a housing with a camera. cellular
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`telephone module. and power supply. mounted externally thereon and the following
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`components contained therein:
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`a.
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`a processor.
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`b. memory.
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`c.
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`a cellular telephonic system for sending and receiving both digitized audio
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`signals and for sending image data signals.
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`d.
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`a telephonic s_vstem for sending and receiving the digitized audio signals and
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`for sending the image data signal. and
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`e.
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`a wireless communications device.
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`Examples of functionalities provided by this apparatus included:
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`a. using the camera to capture a visual image.
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`b.
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`the processor generating an image data signal representing a visual
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`image
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`framed by the camera (Le. a digitized framed image).
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`c.
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`the memory receiving and storing digitized framed images.
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`d.
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`a telephonic system sending and receiving digitized audio signals and for
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`sending image data signals.
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`e.
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`a wireless communications device transmitting any of the digitized signals to
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`the compatible remote station. and
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`f.
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`the power supply providing power for operation of the apparatus.
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`Based on my direct knowledge of the Micro—R1T product development project and my
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`understanding of the ‘871 Patent. the Micro—RIT product development project resulted in
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`the creation of subject matter utilized in the reduction to practice of the invention as
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`recited in at least claims 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. and 9 of the ‘S71 patent.
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`11.
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`Attached hereto as exhibit
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`1 are my time sheets from the time period I spent
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`\\'orking on the above-mentioned projects and reducing these projects/devices to practice.
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`13.
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`These timesheets show that I worked on L—RIT from March of 1997 to October 01‘
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`1997.
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`14.
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`These timesheets show that
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`I worked on HCT from November of 1996 to
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`September of 1997.
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`13.
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`These timesheets show that
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`I worked on PICS from November of 1995 to
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`December of 1995.
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`16.
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`These timesheets show that I worked on Military Micro-RIT from October of
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`1997 to November of 1997.
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`17.
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`These timesheets show that I worked on Micro—RlT from November of 1996 to
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`December of 1997.
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`18.
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`These timesheets accurately reflect to the best of my knowledge the time 1 spent
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`worl-iing on each project.
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`19.
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`I was diligent during this entire time period i11 my attempts to create drafts of
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`product packaging and housing that would be operable in a manner that contributes to the
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`functionality of the invention of David Monroe as recited in claims 1-15 of the ‘S71
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`patent.
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`Date: 103?; Z0154-
`Signature: /% {Si
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`Name: Glen Davis
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`ACCT NUMBER
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`DESCRIPTION
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`TRADE
`100 PAY
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`HOURS
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`LABOR
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`EMPLOYEE ToTALs
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`42.3
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`428.45
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`23.5
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`42.0
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`535.21
`20.56
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