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Mick,

My patents were for an electronic line fault detection system for tennis and for different types of tennis balls.  My company was called LIVE TENNIS PTY LTD because of the live electronic lines and live tennis balls.

My technology had many other uses and could detect the slightest fault starting to arise in rail lines while travelling at high speed and attached to the bottom of high speed trains at that time.
It could be used for security around swimming pools and could detect the difference between a child, an adult, an animal or a bird, and sound an alarm and do other things in relation to the danger of a child drowning.

It could be used in the game of cricket to show if the bails were removed from the stumps before the batsman's bat or foot was back in the crease, and it could detect a no-ball when the bowler stepped over the mark with his foot while bowling.

It could also be used in football to show if a try or goal was scored or the ball hit the boundary line etc.

It could be used in the banks as a security device.

It could also be used in metal detectors looking for gold and some of my circuitry is still being used by others for that and I don't have the money to stop them.

The list of uses is long so I won't go on.

I got the idea to shut John McEnroe up and finally applied in 1987 to the patent office.

I had 2 engineer shareholders who I appointed as directors of my company who were traitors and while doing some R&D at the university they passed my information to some friends in South Australia and they ran to the patent office before I got the results of my experiments.

They poured millions of dollars into their project and were always one step ahead of me.

I eventually had to make new patents to overcome them; and my first system involved a ball with ferrite or other metallic particles in it. I then had to come up with a system of detecting a normal tennis ball just by its electronic signature in the bounce alone and to distinguish it from the feet of the players and their racquets.

So I perfected it and it didn't require an umpire as the scores went up automatically, but then I ran out of money trying to pay for the patents each year etc.

They installed a full system in the Birdswood Tennis Resort in Western Australia and used it every year for 3 years, and I decided to block them through the court system and then the Tennis world decided that they could not use something involved in the court system and now we have the video line detector, which is not 100% accurate.  My system could delineate like a knife edge.

I had created the longest straight magnetic lines ever.

So that was the end of that.

I don't think anyone who has anything valuable should go near a patent office as all you do is spill your guts to those with the money who will take your property.

Here is a link to some info on my patents: WO1994011070A1 - Electronic tennis ball detection system - Google Patents

usa patent for george gray electronic line detector for tennis - Google Search

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    On Tuesday, 15 May 2018, 4:08:19 am AEST, [email protected] [EVGRAY] <[email protected]> wrote:  

 
     
George, 

You speak the truth, I have seen the same thing happen to a family member.What was your patent for?
Although I think Popps should be rewarded for his hard work and should be able to capatalize on this,the patent will only be used against him and the device. Once patented can be claimed as national security then the idea is legaly buried.  Or some other clown will change something and patent it like that prick from shape power.

Popps is best off to open source and be the go to guy who licenses people to use his design.  As the original inventor the trademark is worth much more as people want authenticity, ie a real Apple vs a hackintosh.
Branding is much more lucrative than patenting, just ask Richard Branson.