Patents by Inventor Ankush Das

Ankush Das 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).

  • Patent number: 12657104
    Abstract: System and methods for IoT event detector correctness verification. Detector models (e.g., state-based models including variables, states, transitions and actions) take IoT device data as input and detect, based on the data, events that triggers actions. To verify a correctness of the models prior to deploying the models at scale, an event detector model correctness checker obtains a representation of a definition of the model, verifies, based on analysis of the model definition, whether the model complies with correctness properties, and generates a report indicating whether the model complies. Example correctness properties include a reachability correctness property that indicates that respective states or actions are reachable according to the definition of the event detector model. The analysis may be accessed via an interface element and may result in generation of a report that identifies a location of non-compliance within the model definition.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 16, 2024
    Date of Patent: June 16, 2026
    Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Vaibhav Bhushan Sharma, Andrew Jude Gacek, Michael William Whalen, Saswat Padhi, Andrew Apicelli, Raveesh Yadav, Samuel Bayless, Roman Pruzhanskiy, Rajat Gupta, Harshil Rajeshkumar Shah, Fernando Dias Pauer, Ankush Das, Dhivashini Jaganathan
  • Publication number: 20240403186
    Abstract: System and methods for IoT event detector correctness verification. Detector models (e.g., state-based models including variables, states, transitions and actions) take IoT device data as input and detect, based on the data, events that triggers actions. To verify a correctness of the models prior to deploying the models at scale, an event detector model correctness checker obtains a representation of a definition of the model, verifies, based on analysis of the model definition, whether the model complies with correctness properties, and generates a report indicating whether the model complies. Example correctness properties include a reachability correctness property that indicates that respective states or actions are reachable according to the definition of the event detector model. The analysis may be accessed via an interface element and may result in generation of a report that identifies a location of non-compliance within the model definition.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 16, 2024
    Publication date: December 5, 2024
    Applicant: Amazon Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Vaibhav Bhushan Sharma, Andrew Jude Gacek, Michael William Whalen, Saswat Padhi, Andrew Apicelli, Raveesh Yadav, Samuel Bayless, Roman Pruzhanskiy, Rajat Gupta, Harshil Rajeshkumar Shah, Fernando Dias Pauer, Ankush Das, Dhivashini Jaganathan
  • Patent number: 12093160
    Abstract: System and methods for IoT event detector correctness verification. Detector models (e.g., state-based models including variables, states, transitions and actions) take IoT device data as input and detect, based on the data, events that triggers actions. To verify a correctness of the models prior to deploying the models at scale, an event detector model correctness checker obtains a representation of a definition of the model, verifies, based on analysis of the model definition, whether the model complies with correctness properties, and generates a report indicating whether the model complies. Example correctness properties include a reachability correctness property that indicates that respective states or actions are reachable according to the definition of the event detector model. The analysis may be accessed via an interface element and may result in generation of a report that identifies a location of non-compliance within the model definition.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 6, 2021
    Date of Patent: September 17, 2024
    Assignee: Amazon Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Vaibhav Bhushan Sharma, Andrew Jude Gacek, Michael William Whalen, Saswat Padhi, Andrew Apicelli, Raveesh Yadav, Samuel Bayless, Roman Pruzhanskiy, Rajat Gupta, Harshil Rajeshkumar Shah, Fernando Dias Pauer, Ankush Das, Dhivashini Jaganathan
  • Patent number: 9235758
    Abstract: Techniques for comparing documents may be provided. For example, a comparison between layouts of the documents may be performed. The comparison may include segmenting the documents into blocks, where an arrangement of blocks of a document represents a layout of the document. Once segmented, similarity metrics, such as distances, between blocks of one document and blocks of the other document may be computed. The similarity metrics may be used to match the blocks between the documents. Further, the similarity metrics between the matched blocks may be added to determine an overall similarity metric between the documents. This overall similarity metric may indicate how similar the documents may be.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 30, 2014
    Date of Patent: January 12, 2016
    Assignee: Adobe Systems Incorporated
    Inventors: Ram Bhushan Agrawal, Akhilesh Godi, Ankush Das
  • Publication number: 20150379341
    Abstract: Techniques for comparing documents may be provided. For example, a comparison between layouts of the documents may be performed. The comparison may include segmenting the documents into blocks, where an arrangement of blocks of a document represents a layout of the document. Once segmented, similarity metrics, such as distances, between blocks of one document and blocks of the other document may be computed. The similarity metrics may be used to match the blocks between the documents. Further, the similarity metrics between the matched blocks may be added to determine an overall similarity metric between the documents. This overall similarity metric may indicate how similar the documents may be.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 30, 2014
    Publication date: December 31, 2015
    Inventors: Ram Bhushan Agrawal, Akhilesh Godi, Ankush Das