Patents by Inventor David Robinson
David Robinson 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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Publication number: 20260162083Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 26, 2025Publication date: June 11, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Patent number: 12640274Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking. Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.Type: GrantFiled: March 27, 2025Date of Patent: May 26, 2026Assignee: Evidium, Inc.Inventors: Carl Bate, Wian Stipp, Thomas Unger, David A. Epstein, Matthew McSorley, Fady Nakhla, David Robinson, Jennifer May Lee, Arthur Böök
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Patent number: 12601158Abstract: A technique is directed to methods and systems for ground engaging tool (GET) loss detection. A GET monitoring system can receive image data from one or more cameras mounted on a machine. The image data can include image frames that include one or more GETs, such as bucket tips, lip shrouds, and/or side shrouds. The GET monitoring system can utilize a neural network to determine whether a GET is missing based on comparing consecutive images, depth measurements from the camera, or the distance relationships between multiple GETs. If a GET is determined to be missing from a bucket, the GET monitoring system can generate a notification to alert the operator or personnel at the site.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 2023Date of Patent: April 14, 2026Assignee: Caterpillar Inc.Inventors: John Paul Atkinson, Norman Keith Lay, Shawn Mathew, Darren Harton, David Robinson, Dylan Arrabito
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Publication number: 20260080377Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2025Publication date: March 19, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Publication number: 20260080378Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2025Publication date: March 19, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Publication number: 20260080379Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 25, 2025Publication date: March 19, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Patent number: 12579542Abstract: A system for managing and using digital financial assets, such as cryptocurrency uses multiple independent devices that mutually cooperate to control cryptocurrency assets in a secure manner. Each of these devices may store a unique private key associated with the cryptocurrency assets, which may be configured such that a certain minimum number of these private keys are required to transfer the cryptocurrency assets. The use of multiple private keys spread across multiple distinct devices may reduce the likelihood of loss stemming from a hardware failure or reduce the likelihood of an attacker successfully gaining access to the cryptocurrency assets. In addition, selection of the devices to be used for storing these private keys, as well as how many private keys are required to authorize a transaction, may be tailored to balance a user's preferences for reliability of access versus security and for third-party custody versus self-custody.Type: GrantFiled: June 30, 2022Date of Patent: March 17, 2026Assignee: Block, Inc.Inventors: Max Guise, Justin Williams, Jesse Posner, Alexander Schoof, Jordan Mecom, Arvin Aminpour, Allison Moyer, Kirill Zhukov, David Robinson, Bradley Ryan, Ryan Lanman, Lindsey Grossman
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Publication number: 20260074080Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking. Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 12, 2025Publication date: March 12, 2026Inventors: Carl BATE, Wian STIPP, Thomas UNGER, David A. EPSTEIN, Matthew MCSORLEY, Fady NAKHLA, David ROBINSON, Jennifer May LEE, Arthur BÖÖK
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Publication number: 20260065241Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 10, 2025Publication date: March 5, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Publication number: 20260065240Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 10, 2025Publication date: March 5, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Patent number: 12542217Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking. Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 2025Date of Patent: February 3, 2026Assignee: Evidium, Inc.Inventors: Carl Bate, Wian Stipp, Thomas Unger, David A. Epstein, Matthew Mcsorley, Fady Nakhla, David Robinson, Jennifer May Lee, Arthur Böök
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Publication number: 20260030604Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2025Publication date: January 29, 2026Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Patent number: 12525362Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking. Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.Type: GrantFiled: April 24, 2025Date of Patent: January 13, 2026Assignee: Evidium, Inc.Inventors: Carl Bate, Wian Stipp, Thomas Unger, David A. Epstein, Matthew McSorley, Fady Nakhla, David Robinson, Jennifer May Lee, Arthur Böök
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Patent number: 12518883Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking. Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.Type: GrantFiled: February 11, 2025Date of Patent: January 6, 2026Assignee: Evidium, Inc.Inventors: Carl Bate, Wian Stipp, Thomas Unger, David A. Epstein, Matthew McSorley, Fady Nakhla, David Robinson, Jennifer May Lee, Arthur Böök
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Patent number: 12518882Abstract: A computational evidence platform extracts clinical concepts from medical evidence sources and creates a database of elemental diagnostic factors and elemental investigations links to medical conditions. Input from a person groups factors and investigations makes corrections and adds a ranking. Elemental factors and investigations do not include information specific to their associated conditions but include synonyms and a link to a medical ontology. A patient state is determined by extracting patient known diagnostic factors and investigation results from the patient chart. These known factors and results are matched to the database and a ranking of likely conditions are output. Next-best actions per condition are output by determining factors not yet known and investigations not yet performed. Next-best actions across conditions are determined by performing a recursive tree search of the database and assuming that unknown factors are now known to generate a score for each assumption.Type: GrantFiled: February 4, 2025Date of Patent: January 6, 2026Assignee: Evidium, Inc.Inventors: Carl Bate, Wian Stipp, Thomas Unger, David A. Epstein, Matthew Mcsorley, Fady Nakhla, David Robinson, Jennifer May Lee, Arthur Böök
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Patent number: 12499422Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2025Date of Patent: December 16, 2025Assignee: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Patent number: 12499423Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: GrantFiled: May 29, 2025Date of Patent: December 16, 2025Assignee: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Publication number: 20250292220Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2025Publication date: September 18, 2025Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Publication number: 20250292221Abstract: Methods and systems for remote check deposit are disclosed. A check for deposit is processed without the need for a server to receive any image of the check initially. Instead, optical character recognition (OCR) data is received at the server from a mobile device. Verification processing for the check is then performed using the OCR data. If the verification process is successful, a confirmation notification is sent to the mobile device. Subsequently, after sending the confirmation notification, a check image is received, from which the OCR data was determined. The check is, in turn, processed for deposit using the received check image.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 29, 2025Publication date: September 18, 2025Applicant: U.S. Bank National AssociationInventors: Marlen L. Foster, Connie K. Yung, Vijay Narayanan, Raj M. Bharadwaj, Soumitri Naga Kolavennu, Jessica G. Winberg, Balasubramanian Narayanan, Hima Rama Subrahmanyam Vishnubhotla, Jayalakshmi Mangalagiri, Ali Marjani, Teja Dade, Michael Starace, David Robinson
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Publication number: 20250280300Abstract: A technique is directed to methods and systems of virtual site inspections. In some embodiments, a network operator navigates a drone which captures image data of equipment and layout of a site. The image data is processed and used to generate a 3D model of the site. A network operator virtually installs new equipment in the virtual representation of the site, and presents the 3D model of the site, with the new equipment in the proposed location, to a permitting authority. The permitting authority can review the 3D model of the new equipment at the site and approve or deny authorization for the network operator to physically install the equipment at the site. After the new equipment is installed, a network operator can capture image data of the installed equipment at the site to prove to the permitting authority that the equipment was installed at the site according to regulation.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2025Publication date: September 4, 2025Inventors: Mark McGarey, Zane Edwards, Brad Cole, Luis Acuna, David Robinson, Mark Beecy