Automark attempts to profit from Help Americans Vote Act
Automark Technology Systems LLC is pushing a Voter Assist Terminal—a ballot machine for people with disabilities.
Automark was founded two and a half years ago by Eugene Cummings, 62, and Joseph Vaneck, 43, both patent attorneys who maintain private practices here, Automark has a lot riding on the machine. The idea for the terminal came from Mr. Cummings, who accompanied an inventor client to a trade show for voting technology in 2002. He was struck by the fact that machines for voters with disabilities were not compatible with existing voting equipment.
See also U.S. 6,668,517; 6,662,998; 6,641,033 (Hart InterCivic, Inc.)
Automark was founded two and a half years ago by Eugene Cummings, 62, and Joseph Vaneck, 43, both patent attorneys who maintain private practices here, Automark has a lot riding on the machine. The idea for the terminal came from Mr. Cummings, who accompanied an inventor client to a trade show for voting technology in 2002. He was struck by the fact that machines for voters with disabilities were not compatible with existing voting equipment.
See also U.S. 6,668,517; 6,662,998; 6,641,033 (Hart InterCivic, Inc.)
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