Patents by Inventor Jagdish Patel
Jagdish Patel 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: 11961018Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include identifying and notifying requestors that may be candidates for a particular autonomous vehicle in order to find those candidates that may be willing or able to relax their travel constraints to match the autonomous vehicle. A request flow may involve surfacing the potential option of matching to an autonomous vehicle before setting a specific destination. For example, the request flow may involve determining that an autonomous vehicle is sufficiently near an in-session potential requestor. Before the potential requestor enters a specific destination, the request flow may present the possibility of the potential requestor being matched with the autonomous vehicle. In some examples, the request flow may then provide available drop-off locations that are compatible with the autonomous vehicle for selection by the potential requestor. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 2021Date of Patent: April 16, 2024Assignee: Lyft, Inc.Inventors: Gavin Sebastian Hurley, Leighton Kamaile Jen, Jody Metzenbaum Kelman, Rex See Chun Lam, Jonathan Patrick O'Keefe, Oleg Vadim Panichev, Arkesh Jagdish Patel, John Robert Tighe, Adam Alexander Wolf
-
Publication number: 20220138638Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include identifying and notifying requestors that may be candidates for a particular autonomous vehicle in order to find those candidates that may be willing or able to relax their travel constraints to match the autonomous vehicle. A request flow may involve surfacing the potential option of matching to an autonomous vehicle before setting a specific destination. For example, the request flow may involve determining that an autonomous vehicle is sufficiently near an in-session potential requestor. Before the potential requestor enters a specific destination, the request flow may present the possibility of the potential requestor being matched with the autonomous vehicle. In some examples, the request flow may then provide available drop-off locations that are compatible with the autonomous vehicle for selection by the potential requestor. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 14, 2021Publication date: May 5, 2022Inventors: Gavin Sebastian Hurley, Leighton Kamaile Jen, Jody Metzenbaum Kelman, Rex See Chun Lam, Jonathan Patrick O'Keefe, Oleg Vadim Panichev, Arkesh Jagdish Patel, John Robert Tighe, Adam Alexander Wolf
-
Patent number: 11232375Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include identifying and notifying requestors that may be candidates for a particular autonomous vehicle in order to find those candidates that may be willing or able to relax their travel constraints to match the autonomous vehicle. A request flow may involve surfacing the potential option of matching to an autonomous vehicle before setting a specific destination. For example, the request flow may involve determining that an autonomous vehicle is sufficiently near an in-session potential requestor. Before the potential requestor enters a specific destination, the request flow may present the possibility of the potential requestor being matched with the autonomous vehicle. In some examples, the request flow may then provide available drop-off locations that are compatible with the autonomous vehicle for selection by the potential requestor. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: November 15, 2019Date of Patent: January 25, 2022Assignee: Lyft, Inc.Inventors: Gavin Sebastian Hurley, Leighton Kamaile Jen, Jody Metzenbaum Kelman, Rex See Chun Lam, Jonathan Patrick O'Keefe, Oleg Vadim Panichev, Arkesh Jagdish Patel, John Robert Tighe, Adam Alexander Wolf
-
Publication number: 20210342760Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include efficiently surfacing the availability of constrained transportation options such that the utilization of those options is at least partially maximized and directed to users for whom the options would be a positive user experience. During busy times, requests for transportation with a high estimated arrival time and/or to a low-demand area may not be the most efficient matches for constrained transportation options such as autonomous vehicles. Instead, waiting for a transportation request with a lower estimated arrival time and/or to a higher-demand area may be a better choice in terms of maximizing the percentage of time an autonomous vehicle spends transporting passengers and reducing the time passengers spend waiting for an autonomous vehicle. In some embodiments, dynamically altering the mode-availability radius of an autonomous vehicle may increase the utilization of the autonomous vehicle.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2020Publication date: November 4, 2021Inventors: Arkesh Jagdish Patel, Rex See Chun Lam, Gavin Sebastian Hurley, Dennis Yu Cheng
-
Publication number: 20210150420Abstract: The disclosed computer-implemented method may include identifying and notifying requestors that may be candidates for a particular autonomous vehicle in order to find those candidates that may be willing or able to relax their travel constraints to match the autonomous vehicle. A request flow may involve surfacing the potential option of matching to an autonomous vehicle before setting a specific destination. For example, the request flow may involve determining that an autonomous vehicle is sufficiently near an in-session potential requestor. Before the potential requestor enters a specific destination, the request flow may present the possibility of the potential requestor being matched with the autonomous vehicle. In some examples, the request flow may then provide available drop-off locations that are compatible with the autonomous vehicle for selection by the potential requestor. Various other methods, systems, and computer-readable media are also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 15, 2019Publication date: May 20, 2021Inventors: Gavin Sebastian Hurley, Leighton Kamaile Jen, Jody Metzenbaum Kelman, Rex See Chun Lam, Jonathan Patrick O'Keefe, Oleg Vadim Panichev, Arkesh Jagdish Patel, John Robert Tighe, Adam Alexander Wolf
-
Patent number: 10538931Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a stand for a stadium. The stand comprises, a plurality or rows, each row containing a plurality of seats, and a structure having a width and a depth, wherein the plurality of rows of seats are mounted to the structure. The cross-sectional profile of the structure along the direction of the depth of the structure varies along the direction of the width of the structure such that a C-value for each of the plurality of seats is configurable. In a preferred embodiment, the C-value is configured to be substantially constant. A method of configuring the arrangement of such a stand is also disclosed.Type: GrantFiled: April 11, 2014Date of Patent: January 21, 2020Assignee: Pattern Design LimitedInventors: Dipesh Jagdish Patel, Jon-Scott Kohli, Nicholas Robert Tyrer
-
Publication number: 20160069097Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a stand for a stadium. The stand comprises, a plurality or rows, each row containing a plurality of seats, and a structure having a width and a depth, wherein the plurality of rows of seats are mounted to the structure. The cross-sectional profile of the structure along the direction of the depth of the structure varies along the direction of the width of the structure such that a C-value for each of the plurality of seats is configurable. In a preferred embodiment, the C-value is configured to be substantially constant. A method of configuring the arrangement of such a stand is also disclosed.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 11, 2014Publication date: March 10, 2016Inventors: Dipesh Jagdish PATEL, Jon-Scott KOHLI, Nicholas Robert TYRER
-
Patent number: 8659189Abstract: A distributed control system is provided having a plurality of control modules operative to control one or more output devices. A control module includes a first enclosure that houses a plurality of control terminals and a second enclosure that houses a controller for controlling an output device. A maximum voltage of the first enclosure is less than a threshold voltage level, and a maximum voltage of the second enclosure is greater than the threshold voltage level. A safety circuit of the control system includes a plurality of circuit segments connected in a series configuration to the control modules.Type: GrantFiled: January 20, 2012Date of Patent: February 25, 2014Assignee: Atronix Engineering, Inc.Inventors: Tab Fischbach, David den Haring, David Oliver, Jagdish Patel, Mike Szilagyi, Sebastien Wolff, Corey Hatchett
-
Patent number: 8556921Abstract: The present invention relates to methods of using medical cutting tools for treating aortic septal dissections.Type: GrantFiled: November 11, 2010Date of Patent: October 15, 2013Assignee: W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Bliss, Edward H. Cully, Michael D. Dake, Joel M. Greene, Joshua J. Lovekamp, Michael C. Nilson, Himanshu Jagdish Patel, David M. Williams, William P. Witort
-
Patent number: 8491613Abstract: The present invention relates to medical cutting tools for treating aortic septal dissections. The cutting tool is provided with a delivery catheter and has a remotely actuated cutting blade or cutting wire component. The cutting tool is provided with at least one displacement element. The displacement element assists in placement of the cutting tool at a desired location. The displacement element also assists in maintaining contact between the cutting blade and tissue being cut.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 2009Date of Patent: July 23, 2013Assignee: W. L. Gore & Associates, Inc.Inventors: Cody L. Bliss, Edward H. Cully, Joel M. Greene, Joshua J. Lovekamp, Michael C. Nilson, Himanshu Jagdish Patel, David M. Williams, William P. Witort
-
Publication number: 20120187777Abstract: A distributed control system is provided having a plurality of control modules operative to control one or more output devices. A control module includes a first enclosure that houses a plurality of control terminals and a second enclosure that houses a controller for controlling an output device. A maximum voltage of the first enclosure is less than a threshold voltage level, and a maximum voltage of the second enclosure is greater than the threshold voltage level. A safety circuit of the control system includes a plurality of circuit segments connected in a series configuration to the control modules.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 20, 2012Publication date: July 26, 2012Inventors: Tab Fischbach, David den Haring, David Oliver, Jagdish Patel, Mike Szilagyi, Sebastien Wolff, Corey Hatchett
-
Publication number: 20110118769Abstract: The present invention relates to medical cutting tools for treating aortic septal dissections. The cutting tool is provided with a delivery catheter and has a remotely actuated cutting blade or cutting wire component. The cutting tool is provided with at least one displacement element. The displacement element assists in placement of the cutting tool at a desired location. The displacement element also assists in maintaining contact between the cutting blade and tissue being cut.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 17, 2009Publication date: May 19, 2011Inventors: Cody L. Bliss, Edward H. Cully, Joel M. Greene, Joshua J. Lovekamp, Michael C. Nilson, Himanshu Jagdish Patel, David M. Williams, William P. Witort
-
Patent number: 7687139Abstract: A hydrophilic ester polyurethane foam is flame laminated to a substrate using a thin sacrificial layer, preferably a sacrificial foam layer. The sacrificial layer in the resulting laminate structure has a thickness of 1.5 mm or less, and preferably is substantially burnt away. The resulting laminate exhibits good bond strength along its length and width without loss of liquid wicking and absorptive properties.Type: GrantFiled: February 26, 2008Date of Patent: March 30, 2010Assignee: Foamex Innovations Operating CompanyInventors: Chiu Y. Chan, Sharon A. Free, Joshua D. Land, Marc J. Albero, Jagdish Patel, William Patrick Burke, III
-
Publication number: 20080213566Abstract: A hydrophilic ester polyurethane foam is flame laminated to a substrate using a thin sacrificial layer, preferably a sacrificial foam layer. The sacrificial layer in the resulting laminate structure has a thickness of 1.5 mm or less, and preferably is substantially burnt away. The resulting laminate exhibits good bond strength along its length and width without loss of liquid wicking and absorptive properties.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 26, 2008Publication date: September 4, 2008Applicant: FOAMEX L.P.Inventors: Chiu Y. Chan, Sharon A. Free, Joshua D. Land, Marc J. Albero, Jagdish Patel, William P. Burke
-
Publication number: 20070140688Abstract: The mode of operation in which a port is configured to operate may be selected so that the manner in which the port will interpret a loss of signal on a receive fiber may be specified. In an immediate mode, the port will interpret a loss of signal on a receive fiber as an indication of a fault on the transmit fiber (or interfaces associated with the transmit fiber) and will immediately shut its transmit interface down. In a multiple cycle detection mode, the port will not immediately interpret a loss of signal on a receive fiber as an indication of a fault on the transmit fiber, but rather will begin monitoring the receive fiber to look for a specified loss of signal pattern on the receive fiber. In this mode the port will interpret a repetitive loss of signal on the receive fiber as an indication of a fault on the transmit fiber. By providing a mode selector, the manner in which the ports are configured to operate may be adjusted individually, as a group, or globally.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2005Publication date: June 21, 2007Applicant: Nortel Networks LimitedInventors: Jagdish Patel, Keshav Kamble, Gregory Foster
-
Publication number: 20060008633Abstract: A hydrophilic ester polyurethane foam is flame laminated to a substrate using a thin sacrificial layer, preferably a sacrificial foam layer. The sacrificial layer in the resulting laminate structure has a thickness of 1.5 mm or less, and preferably is substantially burnt away. The resulting laminate exhibits good bond strength along its length and width without loss of liquid wicking and absorptive properties.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2004Publication date: January 12, 2006Inventors: Chiu Chan, Sharon Free, Joshua Land, Marc Albero, Jagdish Patel, William Burke
-
Patent number: 5592672Abstract: A service control point having multiple independent control processor and multiple front end communication processors incorporates a deterministic rule message distribution process for balancing the traffic load among the front end processors from all the independent control processors. The deterministic rule method is applied independently in each control processor and queues all outgoing messages in one of three queues; those that must be transmitted on Linkset-0, those that must be transmitted on Linkset-1, and those that can be transmitted on either linkset. Our message distribution process keeps all messages in queue until message number or timer threshold is reached. The traffic is routed to a front end processor such that the resulting distribution is closest to the expected distribution.Type: GrantFiled: January 18, 1996Date of Patent: January 7, 1997Assignee: Bell Communications Research, Inc.Inventors: Kalwant S. Grewal, Jagdish A. Patel, Tzyh-Jong Wang
-
Patent number: 5311123Abstract: A method of measuring the instantaneous shaft velocity of a rotary machine having a shaft with a plurality of circumferentially spaced markers thereon, comprises the steps of sensing the passage of the markers with at least two circumferentially spaced sensors mounted adjacent the shaft to generate pulses in response to the passage of the markers; for each of the sensors continually deriving from the pulses and estimated spacing signals representing an estimated spacing of the markers, a set of angular velocity signals representing the instantaneous shaft angular velocity at a given point in time t.sub.i ; and varying the estimated spacing signals on an iterative basis to attempt to match the sets of angular velocity signals derived from the respective sensors. The described method allows a more accurate ICAV (Instantaneous Crankshaft Angular Velocity) waveform to be produced than was possible using prior art techniques.Type: GrantFiled: May 1, 1992Date of Patent: May 10, 1994Assignee: National Research Council of Canada/Conseil National de Recherches du CanadaInventors: Gary D. Webster, Stuart Neill, Rick Wintjes, L. Phillip Carr, Jagdish Patel, Jim Ehrismann
-
Patent number: 3952596Abstract: A universal mounting for a bi-metallic thermometer comprising a case connector secured to the underside of the thermometer case and a stem connector at the upper most end of the stem. The case connector is telescopingly received within the stem connector and is rotatably adjustable. Means are provided in association with the stem connector to lock the case connector in any desired rotative position. Accordingly, the case, pointer, shaft and bi-metal coil may be rotated to any desired position for easy reading of the calibrated scale, or if necessary, removed from or replaced in the stem connector.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 1974Date of Patent: April 27, 1976Assignee: Palmer Instruments, Inc.Inventor: Jagdish Patel