Patents by Inventor Jacob Meyer
Jacob Meyer 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: 12618863Abstract: A blockage detection system for detecting aircraft probe blockages includes a processor, a communication device, and computer-readable memory. The computer-readable memory encoded with instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the system to execute a blockage detection algorithm. The processor receives a static pressure and an impact pressure from one or more aircraft probes. The processor converts the static pressure and the impact pressure to a correlating variable, via the blockage detection algorithm. The processor evaluates the correlating variable, via the blockage detection algorithm, to determine if a value of the correlating variable exceeds a threshold indicative of a blockage. The processor outputs a blockage indicator, to a receiving system in response to the correlating variable exceeding the first threshold indicative of a blockage. The processor is further able to determine if the blockage has cleared by reference to an external comparative pressure measurement.Type: GrantFiled: February 20, 2024Date of Patent: May 5, 2026Assignee: Rosemount Aerospace Inc.Inventors: Jacob Meyer, Jacob Brown
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Publication number: 20260057235Abstract: An annotation pipeline may be used to produce 2D and/or 3D ground truth data for deep neural networks, such as autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle perception networks. Initially, sensor data may be captured with different types of sensors and synchronized to align frames of sensor data that represent a similar world state. The aligned frames may be sampled and packaged into a sequence of annotation scenes to be annotated. An annotation project may be decomposed into modular tasks and encoded into a labeling tool, which assigns tasks to labelers and arranges the order of inputs using a wizard that steps through the tasks. During the tasks, each type of sensor data in an annotation scene may be simultaneously presented, and information may be projected across sensor modalities to provide useful contextual information. After all annotation tasks have been completed, the resulting ground truth data may be exported in any suitable format.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2025Publication date: February 26, 2026Inventors: Tilman Wekel, Joachim Pehserl, Jacob Meyer, Jake Guza, Anton Mitrokhin, Richard Whitcomb, Marco Scoffier, David Nister, Grant Monroe
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Publication number: 20260057236Abstract: An annotation pipeline may be used to produce 2D and/or 3D ground truth data for deep neural networks, such as autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle perception networks. Initially, sensor data may be captured with different types of sensors and synchronized to align frames of sensor data that represent a similar world state. The aligned frames may be sampled and packaged into a sequence of annotation scenes to be annotated. An annotation project may be decomposed into modular tasks and encoded into a labeling tool, which assigns tasks to labelers and arranges the order of inputs using a wizard that steps through the tasks. During the tasks, each type of sensor data in an annotation scene may be simultaneously presented, and information may be projected across sensor modalities to provide useful contextual information. After all annotation tasks have been completed, the resulting ground truth data may be exported in any suitable format.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 29, 2025Publication date: February 26, 2026Inventors: Tilman Wekel, Joachim Pehserl, Jacob Meyer, Jake Guza, Anton Mitrokhin, Richard Whitcomb, Marco Scoffier, David Nister, Grant Monroe
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Patent number: 12488235Abstract: An annotation pipeline may be used to produce 2D and/or 3D ground truth data for deep neural networks, such as autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle perception networks. Initially, sensor data may be captured with different types of sensors and synchronized to align frames of sensor data that represent a similar world state. The aligned frames may be sampled and packaged into a sequence of annotation scenes to be annotated. An annotation project may be decomposed into modular tasks and encoded into a labeling tool, which assigns tasks to labelers and arranges the order of inputs using a wizard that steps through the tasks. During the tasks, each type of sensor data in an annotation scene may be simultaneously presented, and information may be projected across sensor modalities to provide useful contextual information. After all annotation tasks have been completed, the resulting ground truth data may be exported in any suitable format.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2021Date of Patent: December 2, 2025Assignee: NVIDIA CorporationInventors: Tilman Wekel, Joachim Pehserl, Jacob Meyer, Jake Guza, Anton Mitrokhin, Richard Whitcomb, Marco Scoffier, David Nister, Grant Monroe
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Publication number: 20250316047Abstract: In various examples, automatic labeling of sensor representations for machine learning systems and applications. Systems and methods described herein may receive inputs for labeling one or more sensor representations of sensor data that represent objects or features, and then use those labels to automatically label additional sensor representations that also represent the same objects or features. For instance, and for an object, a user interface may include at least a map indicating a trajectory of the object, one or more sensor representations which represent the object, and a timeline indicating a time period for which the object was detected. A user may then use the user interface to label the object, such as with a bounding shape indicating a location of the object and/or with one or more attributes describing the object.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 8, 2024Publication date: October 9, 2025Inventors: Austin Martin, Jacob Meyer, James Skinner, Tilman Wekel
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Publication number: 20250264494Abstract: A blockage detection system for detecting aircraft probe blockages includes a processor, a communication device, and computer-readable memory. The computer-readable memory encoded with instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the system to execute a blockage detection algorithm. The processor receives a static pressure and an impact pressure from one or more aircraft probes. The processor converts the static pressure and the impact pressure to a correlating variable, via the blockage detection algorithm. The processor evaluates the correlating variable, via the blockage detection algorithm, to determine if a value of the correlating variable exceeds a threshold indicative of a blockage. The processor outputs a blockage indicator, to a receiving system in response to the correlating variable exceeding the first threshold indicative of a blockage. The processor is further able to determine if the blockage has cleared by reference to an external comparative pressure measurement.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 20, 2024Publication date: August 21, 2025Inventors: Jacob Meyer, Jacob Brown
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Publication number: 20220277193Abstract: An annotation pipeline may be used to produce 2D and/or 3D ground truth data for deep neural networks, such as autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle perception networks. Initially, sensor data may be captured with different types of sensors and synchronized to align frames of sensor data that represent a similar world state. The aligned frames may be sampled and packaged into a sequence of annotation scenes to be annotated. An annotation project may be decomposed into modular tasks and encoded into a labeling tool, which assigns tasks to labelers and arranges the order of inputs using a wizard that steps through the tasks. During the tasks, each type of sensor data in an annotation scene may be simultaneously presented, and information may be projected across sensor modalities to provide useful contextual information. After all annotation tasks have been completed, the resulting ground truth data may be exported in any suitable format.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 26, 2021Publication date: September 1, 2022Inventors: Tilman Wekel, Joachim Pehserl, Jacob Meyer, Jake Guza, Anton Mitrokhin, Richard Whitcomb, Marco Scoffier, David Nister, Grant Monroe
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Patent number: 11254032Abstract: Surface micro-texturing has been proven an effective way to reduce friction and wear for tribological applications. There is provided a low cost hot sintering method to apply micro-texturing on an advanced bearing polymer material. First, one face of the mold was micro-textured using a micro-casting method. Second, the cured Aromatic Thermosetting coPolyester (ATSP) powder was filled in the mold. Next, the filled mold was placed in a hot press for a hot sintering process. Finally, the textured bulk ATSP was cooled. The micro-textured ATSP bulk material was machined and compared with plain untextured material. The micro-textured material could effectively reduce friction at speeds lower than 2.46 m/s: 14% reduction in average.Type: GrantFiled: November 7, 2019Date of Patent: February 22, 2022Assignee: ATSP Innovations, Inc.Inventors: Pixiang Lan, Andreas A. Polycarpou, Jacob Meyer
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Publication number: 20200147840Abstract: Surface micro-texturing has been proven an effective way to reduce friction and wear for tribological applications. There is provided a low cost hot sintering method to apply micro-texturing on an advanced bearing polymer material. First, one face of the mold was micro-textured using a micro-casting method. Second, the cured Aromatic Thermosetting coPolyester (ATSP) powder was filled in the mold. Next, the filled mold was placed in a hot press for a hot sintering process. Finally, the textured bulk ATSP was cooled. The micro-textured ATSP bulk material was machined and compared with plain untextured material. The micro-textured material could effectively reduce friction at speeds lower than 2.46 m/s: 14% reduction in average.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 7, 2019Publication date: May 14, 2020Applicant: ATSP Innovations, Inc.Inventors: Pixiang Lan, Andreas A. Polycarpou, Jacob Meyer
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Publication number: 20200023598Abstract: This patent describes a new, simple, and low-cost method to produce aromatic thermosetting copolyester (ATSP) based polymer matrix composites. For this method, the ATSP based composites are directly produced from the blended mixtures of the ATSP oligomer powders with the composite fillers through a high temperature and high pressure curing process. In addition, the fully cured ATSP composite laminates can be bonded together to form thicker multi-material composites. The characterization showed that these ATSP based composites are fully condensed, they have excellent tribological performance (low friction and low wear rate), and they have excellent thermal stability, indicating utility in high performance bearing applications, structural materials, and as an ablative composite material.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 6, 2019Publication date: January 23, 2020Applicant: ATSP Innovations, Inc.Inventors: Pixiang Lan, Jacob Meyer
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Patent number: 10526465Abstract: A novel Aromatic Thermosetting Copolyester (ATSP) fully dense sheets can be processed by recycling the foam structure with unique combination of properties including mechanical strength and high temperature performance (compared to PEEK) to help improve part functionality, gain long-term reliability and cost savings. ATSP machinable plates can be used in valves, fittings, bearing, bushing, seals, aerospace parts and pump components.Type: GrantFiled: October 13, 2017Date of Patent: January 7, 2020Assignee: ATSP Innovations, LLCInventors: Jacob Meyer, Mete Bakir
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Publication number: 20190040220Abstract: A novel Aromatic Thermosetting Copolyester (ATSP) fully dense sheets can be processed by recycling the foam structure with unique combination of properties including mechanical strength and high temperature performance (compared to PEEK) to help improve part functionality, gain long-term reliability and cost savings. ATSP machinable plates can be used in valves, fittings, bearing, bushing, seals, aerospace parts and pump components.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2017Publication date: February 7, 2019Applicant: ATSP InnovationsInventors: Jacob Meyer, Mete Bakir
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Patent number: 9741156Abstract: A materials trouble shooter is provided for use with 3D models in computer graphics. An error texture is displayed that is distinguishable from textures without errors. If a texture is missing or is applied incorrectly to the 3D model, an error texture is displayed using an error shader instead of a regular shader for the texture for which an error in loading or application has been detected.Type: GrantFiled: September 8, 2011Date of Patent: August 22, 2017Assignee: MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGY LICENSING, LLC.Inventors: Scott Marison, Jean-Pierre Duplessis, Jacob Meyer, Tito Pagán, Boris S. Jabes
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Patent number: 9534138Abstract: A novel Aromatic Thermosetting Copolyester (ATSP) can be processed into highly effective wear resistant coatings by blending with polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) and other additives. Surface treatments/coatings are key to improving wear performance and durability in a wide array of applications. The problems associated with use of liquid lubricants, hard/soft coatings are well known but only modest progress has been achieved due to lack of research on new material systems. These coatings were fabricated and tested as highly effective wear resistant coatings by blending ATSP with PTFE and other tribologically beneficial additives. The main advantages of these polymeric-based coatings are their relatively low cost and simple substrate surface conditioning (i.e., no need for expensive surface preparation before coating).Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2015Date of Patent: January 3, 2017Assignee: ATSP InnovationsInventors: James Economy, Andreas Polycarpou, Jacob Meyer
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Publication number: 20150284586Abstract: A novel Aromatic Thermosetting Copolyester (ATSP) can be processed into highly effective wear resistant coatings by blending with polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) and other additives. Surface treatments/coatings are key to improving wear performance and durability in a wide array of applications. The problems associated with use of liquid lubricants, hard/soft coatings are well known but only modest progress has been achieved due to lack of research on new material systems. These coatings were fabricated and tested as highly effective wear resistant coatings by blending ATSP with PTFE and other tribologically beneficial additives. The main advantages of these polymeric-based coatings are their relatively low cost and simple substrate surface conditioning (i.e., no need for expensive surface preparation before coating).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2015Publication date: October 8, 2015Applicant: ATSP INNOVATIONS, LLCInventors: James Economy, Andreas Polycarpou, Jacob Meyer
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Patent number: 8788497Abstract: Interrelated items in a complex item set (such as a set of components in a complex software architecture) may be difficult to present in a manner that facilitates an understanding and evaluation of the item set, due to the amount of information and the difficulty in automatically discerning the organization of the item set. A set of criteria may be utilized to form criterion groups to which items matching respective criteria may be automatically assigned. Further grouping assignments may be achieved by identifying an ungrouped item that is associated with a grouped item. Such techniques may be applied in many variations to yield a representation of the item set, and a presentation of the item set to a user, that aggregates similar items and interrelationships, thereby promoting an understanding and analysis of the structure and organization of the item set while reducing the user involvement in the generation of same.Type: GrantFiled: September 15, 2008Date of Patent: July 22, 2014Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Jean-Pierre Duplessis, Chris Lovett, Craig Symonds, Jacob Meyer, Scott Marison, Allen Denver, Tracey Trewin
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Publication number: 20130337183Abstract: A novel Aromatic Thermosetting Copolyester (ATSP) can be processed into highly effective wear resistant coatings by blending with polytetrafluorethylene (PTFE) and other additives. Surface treatments/coatings are key to improving wear performance and durability in a wide array of applications. The problems associated with use of liquid lubricants, hard/soft coatings are well known but only modest progress has been achieved due to lack of research on new material systems. These coatings were fabricated and tested as highly effective wear resistant coatings by blending ATSP with PTFE and other tribologically beneficial additives. The main advantages of these polymeric-based coatings are their relatively low cost and simple substrate surface conditioning (i.e., no need for expensive surface preparation before coating).Type: ApplicationFiled: June 6, 2013Publication date: December 19, 2013Inventors: James Economy, Andreas A. Polycarpou, Jacob Meyer
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Publication number: 20130063439Abstract: A materials trouble shooter is provided for use with 3D models in computer graphics. An error texture is displayed that is distinguishable from textures without errors. If a texture is missing or is applied incorrectly to the 3D model, an error texture is displayed using an error shader instead of a regular shader for the texture for which an error in loading or application has been detected.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 8, 2011Publication date: March 14, 2013Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Scott Marison, Jean-Pierre Duplessis, Jacob Meyer, Tito Pagán, Boris S. Jabes
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Publication number: 20100070497Abstract: Interrelated items in a complex item set (such as a set of components in a complex software architecture) may be difficult to present in a manner that facilitates an understanding and evaluation of the item set, due to the amount of information and the difficulty in automatically discerning the organization of the item set. A set of criteria may be utilized to form criterion groups to which items matching respective criteria may be automatically assigned. Further grouping assignments may be achieved by identifying an ungrouped item that is associated with a grouped item. Such techniques may be applied in many variations to yield a representation of the item set, and a presentation of the item set to a user, that aggregates similar items and interrelationships, thereby promoting an understanding and analysis of the structure and organization of the item set while reducing the user involvement in the generation of same.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 15, 2008Publication date: March 18, 2010Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Jean-Pierre Duplessis, Chris Lovett, Craig Symonds, Jacob Meyer, Scott Marison, Allen Denver, Tracey Trewin
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Publication number: 20090319993Abstract: Software architectures may include many types of elements, such as classes, functions, databases, queries, and users. An architecture may be the subject of many types of analysis, such as discovery of architecture features and design choices, rendering according to (e.g.) a visual layout or as a hierarchical data set, validation and testing of a chosen design, and evaluation by systems analysis tools. However, the information documenting the software architecture is often organized in a disjointed manner, such as in a set of release documentation, inline comments in source code, notes recorded in version control systems, and contact databases. Instead, the software architecture may be represented as a set of nodes of various node categories interconnected by links of different types. The representation may then be utilized in many types of analysis, such as visualization, transformation, and element analysis by complex systems analysis tools.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2008Publication date: December 24, 2009Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATION,Inventors: Allen Wayne Denver, Mohsen Agsen, Craig Joseph Symonds, Jacob Meyer, Scott Marison