Patents by Inventor Andrew Woodard
Andrew Woodard has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11947812Abstract: A system including: one or more processors; a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors are configured to cause the system to: receive a plurality of user names and a plurality of anonymized user identifiers; receive a plurality of user attributes associated with one or more users of the plurality of users; receive a first plurality of hash values that uniquely identify an association between each user attribute and one or more users; receive a first request for a listing of user names associated with a first user attribute; receive a first secret key; generate a second plurality of hash values; determine a first subset of the first plurality of hash values that match the second plurality of hash values; generate a first graphical user interface including the listing of user names; and transmit the first graphical user interface to the first user device.Type: GrantFiled: August 29, 2022Date of Patent: April 2, 2024Assignee: CAPITAL ONE SERVICES, LLCInventors: Carla S. Erb, Sheel Shah, James E. Deaver, II, Caleb J. Cockrill, Aaron Woodard, Samantha Bennett, Christopher Halima, Andrew Moore, Daniel Hazeley
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Publication number: 20240069752Abstract: A system including: one or more processors; a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors are configured to cause the system to: receive a plurality of user names and a plurality of anonymized user identifiers; receive a plurality of user attributes associated with one or more users of the plurality of users; receive a first plurality of hash values that uniquely identify an association between each user attribute and one or more users; receive a first request for a listing of user names associated with a first user attribute; receive a first secret key; generate a second plurality of hash values; determine a first subset of the first plurality of hash values that match the second plurality of hash values; generate a first graphical user interface including the listing of user names; and transmit the first graphical user interface to the first user device.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 29, 2022Publication date: February 29, 2024Inventors: Carla S. Erb, Sheel Shah, James E. Deaver, II, Caleb J. Cockrill, Aaron Woodard, Samantha Bennett, Christopher Halima, Andrew Moore, Daniel Hazeley
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Patent number: 11831608Abstract: In various examples, firewalls may include machine learning models that are automatically trained and applied to analyze service inputs submitted to input processing services and to identify whether service inputs are desirable (e.g., will result in an undesirable status code if processed by a service). When a service input is determined by a firewall to be desirable, the firewall may push the service input through to the input processing service for normal processing. When a service input is determined by the firewall to be undesirable, the firewall may block or drop the service input before it reaches the input processing service and/or server. This may be used to prevent the service input, which is likely to be undesirable, from touching a server that hosts the input processing service (e.g., preventing a crash).Type: GrantFiled: January 27, 2020Date of Patent: November 28, 2023Assignee: NVIDIA CorporationInventors: Christopher Schneider, William Bartig, Daniel Rohrer, Andrew Woodard
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Patent number: 11763269Abstract: Diagnosing vehicle anomalies efficiently is dependent upon the expertise of the repair technician, but also the availability of resources. As vehicles have become increasingly computerized, repair technicians have become increasingly specialized in a smaller number of vehicle models. Dealerships and large repair shops have an advantage in that they can more easily afford to obtain specialized electronic tools. However, repair technicians in smaller repair shops often are more skilled, but are unable to afford access to advanced electronic tools and software. A system for using remotely located resources to improve the diagnosis and resolution of vehicle anomalies, including the use of expert technicians and vehicle-specific databases, is disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: March 7, 2022Date of Patent: September 19, 2023Assignee: Opus IVS, Inc.Inventors: Robert U. Beckmann, Michael Kirlauski, Andrew Woodard
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Patent number: 11683302Abstract: Verified deliveries are commonplace for various exchanges of goods, packages, and/or other items, but often require close proximity or contact between the exchanging parties or devices associated therewith—e.g., for digital or physical signature. To remedy this, system and methods described herein may leverage an ad hoc network established between a device of a provider and a device of a consumer for exchanging codes or tokens—that may be validated by an authentication service—to provide a verification process during an exchange between the parties. As a result, a safe distance may be maintained between the parties throughout the transaction—thereby avoiding exchange of germs while also increasing safety and security of both parties—and the verification process may be more reliable and secure.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2020Date of Patent: June 20, 2023Assignee: NVIDIA CorporationInventors: Andrew Woodard, Benjemin Thomas Waine, Amy Rose
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Patent number: 11295277Abstract: Diagnosing vehicle anomalies efficiently is dependent upon the expertise of the repair technician, but also the availability of resources. As vehicles have become increasingly computerized, repair technicians have become increasingly specialized in a smaller number of vehicle models. Dealerships and large repair shops have an advantage in that they can more easily afford to obtain specialized electronic tools. However, repair technicians in smaller repair shops often are more skilled, but are unable to afford access to advanced electronic tools and software. A system for using remotely located resources to improve the diagnosis and resolution of vehicle anomalies, including the use of expert technicians and vehicle-specific databases, is disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: July 20, 2020Date of Patent: April 5, 2022Assignee: Opus IVS, Inc.Inventors: Robert U. Beckmann, Michael Kirlauski, Andrew Woodard
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Publication number: 20220103539Abstract: In various examples, communications from a host device—which may be associated with an entity—and to a client device may be are verified through established channels of communication. Systems and methods are disclosed that use authentication signals and notifications, which may include predetermined passwords and time-sensitive values, to facilitate verification of the communication between the host device and client device. The notifications may be delivered using applications or web-based applications that are associated with an entity. Once the communication has been verified as trusted, the host device and/or the client device may present notifications that the communication is verified as trusted. The notifications may be presented using audio, video, and/or haptic methods.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 29, 2020Publication date: March 31, 2022Inventors: Amy Rose, Christopher Schneider, Andrew Woodard, Benjemin Thomas Waine
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Publication number: 20210377246Abstract: Verified deliveries are commonplace for various exchanges of goods, packages, and/or other items, but often require close proximity or contact between the exchanging parties or devices associated therewith—e.g., for digital or physical signature. To remedy this, system and methods described herein may leverage an ad hoc network established between a device of a provider and a device of a consumer for exchanging codes or tokens—that may be validated by an authentication service—to provide a verification process during an exchange between the parties. As a result, a safe distance may be maintained between the parties throughout the transaction—thereby avoiding exchange of germs while also increasing safety and security of both parties—and the verification process may be more reliable and secure.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 27, 2020Publication date: December 2, 2021Inventors: Andrew Woodard, Benjemin Thomas Waine, Amy Rose
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Publication number: 20210234833Abstract: In various examples, firewalls may include machine learning models that are automatically trained and applied to analyze service inputs submitted to input processing services and to identify whether service inputs are desirable (e.g., will result in an undesirable status code if processed by a service). When a service input is determined by a firewall to be desirable, the firewall may push the service input through to the input processing service for normal processing. When a service input is determined by the firewall to be undesirable, the firewall may block or drop the service input before it reaches the input processing service and/or server. This may be used to prevent the service input, which is likely to be undesirable, from touching a server that hosts the input processing service (e.g., preventing a crash).Type: ApplicationFiled: January 27, 2020Publication date: July 29, 2021Inventors: Christopher Schneider, William Bartig, Daniel Rohrer, Andrew Woodard
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Patent number: 10719813Abstract: Diagnosing vehicle anomalies efficiently is dependent upon the expertise of the repair technician, but also the availability of resources. As vehicles have become increasingly computerized, repair technicians have become increasingly specialized in a smaller number of vehicle models. Dealerships and large repair shops have an advantage in that they can more easily afford to obtain specialized electronic tools. However, repair technicians in smaller repair shops often are more skilled, but are unable to afford access to advanced electronic tools and software. A system for using remotely located resources to improve the diagnosis and resolution of vehicle anomalies, including the use of expert technicians and vehicle-specific databases, is disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: September 26, 2011Date of Patent: July 21, 2020Assignee: Bluelink Diagnostic Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Robert U. Beckmann, Michael Kirlauski, Andrew Woodard