Patents by Inventor Daniel Casey Mox

Daniel Casey Mox 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).

  • Publication number: 20250353488
    Abstract: Techniques for determining drivable area(s), parking location(s), or other incident areas in an environment are discussed herein. The drivable area(s), parking location(s), and/or other incident areas can be determined by a machine learned model. Training of the machine learned model can be based on sensor data and map data. The sensor data and the map data can be utilized to determine a representation (e.g., a top-down representation) of an environment. The representation can include at least road marking and velocity information associated with a dynamic object in the environment. The sensor data can be utilized to determine the dynamic object. The machine learned model can generate outputs including probabilities that elements of the outputs represent a drivable area, non-drivable area, a parking location, and/or an incident area. The outputs can be utilized to generate a trajectory. The trajectory can be utilized to control a vehicle to traverse the environment.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 17, 2024
    Publication date: November 20, 2025
    Inventors: Oytun Ulutan, Rasmus Fonseca, Jeffrey Loris Irion, Derek Xiang Ma, Arunabh Mishra, Daniel Casey Mox, Glen Thomas Neville, Steven Cheng Qian, Hang Ren
  • Publication number: 20250354817
    Abstract: Techniques for determining drivable area(s), parking location(s), or other incident areas in an environment are discussed herein. The drivable area(s), parking location(s), and/or other incident areas can be determined by a machine learned model. Training of the machine learned model can be based on sensor data and map data. The sensor data and the map data can be utilized to determine a representation (e.g., a top-down representation) of an environment. The representation can include at least road marking and velocity information associated with a dynamic object in the environment. The sensor data can be utilized to determine the dynamic object. The machine learned model can generate outputs including probabilities that elements of the outputs represent a drivable area, non-drivable area, a parking location, and/or an incident area. The outputs can be utilized to generate a trajectory. The trajectory can be utilized to control a vehicle to traverse the environment.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 17, 2024
    Publication date: November 20, 2025
    Inventors: Oytun Ulutan, Rasmus Fonseca, Jeffrey Loris Irion, Derek Xiang Ma, Arunabh Mishra, Daniel Casey Mox, Glen Thomas Neville, Steven Cheng Qian, Hang Ren