Patents by Inventor David Lattimore

David Lattimore 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: 20230196836
    Abstract: The technology provides a computing device having a human presence sensor module. An image sensor of the human presence sensor module captures imagery, and the imagery is not disseminated outside of the human presence sensor module to another part of the computing device. One or more machine learning models, each trained to identify whether one or more persons are present in the imagery, are retrieved from memory within the human presence sensor module. The imagery received from the image sensor is processed using the one or more machine learning models to determine whether one or more persons are present in the imagery. Upon detection that one or more persons are present in the imagery, the human presence sensor module issues a signal to an operating system of the computing device so that the computing device can respond to that presence by performing one or more actions.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 11, 2022
    Publication date: June 22, 2023
    Inventors: Megha Malpani, Jon Napper, Alan Green, Aneesha Govil, Stuart Langley, Ken Hoetmer, Christopher Igo, Fei Wu, Jakub Mlynarczyk, Evan Benn, Edward O'Callaghan, Andrew McRae, David Lattimore, Dan Callaghan, Eddy Chen, Boris Lee, Tim Callahan, Guoxing Zhao, Rachael Morgan, Michael Martis, Sitar Harel, Ryosuke Matsumoto
  • Patent number: 10867125
    Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein provide a mechanism for synchronizing comments to an electronic document. An example method may include, receiving, by a processing device of a server, a request of a first user device to access an electronic document that is stored on a remote storage system in a native document format; providing for presentation, via a remote document access user interface at the first user device, data of the electronic document; receiving comment data comprising a plurality of comments of one or more user devices; sending, by the processing device of the server, a message comprising the comment data to a second user device for incorporation into a local copy of the electronic document; and providing, by the processing device of the server, the plurality of comments to the first user device for presentation with the data of the electronic document.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 1, 2019
    Date of Patent: December 15, 2020
    Assignee: GOOGLE LLC
    Inventors: John Patterson, Cayden Meyer, David Armstrong, David Lattimore, Lior Biran
  • Publication number: 20190325015
    Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein provide a mechanism for synchronizing comments to an electronic document. An example method may include, receiving, by a processing device of a server, a request of a first user device to access an electronic document that is stored on a remote storage system in a native document format; providing for presentation, via a remote document access user interface at the first user device, data of the electronic document; receiving comment data comprising a plurality of comments of one or more user devices; sending, by the processing device of the server, a message comprising the comment data to a second user device for incorporation into a local copy of the electronic document; and providing, by the processing device of the server, the plurality of comments to the first user device for presentation with the data of the electronic document.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 1, 2019
    Publication date: October 24, 2019
    Inventors: John Patterson, Cayden Meyer, David Armstrong, David Lattimore, Lior Biran
  • Patent number: 10339211
    Abstract: Systems and methods disclosed herein provide a mechanism for synchronizing comments to an electronic document across platforms. In some embodiments, a cloud storage server may receive an electronic document uploaded from a user device, and save the electronic document in its native format at the server without converting the document to a different format. When the user device attempts to access the document remotely, the cloud storage server may present the document in its native format to the user device so that a user may edit the document in the native format without downloading the document to the local drive. For example, the user can add a comment in a structure that is specific to the native application format without locally installing the native application on the user device. The cloud storage server may in turn incorporate the comment into the document for display in real time.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 31, 2016
    Date of Patent: July 2, 2019
    Assignee: Google LLC
    Inventors: John Patterson, Cayden Meyer, David Armstrong, David Lattimore, Lior Biran