Patents by Inventor Jeremy Mika

Jeremy Mika 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: 11941139
    Abstract: Embodiments provide techniques for managing access to files on a computing system. An example method generally includes receiving, from an application, a request by a user to access a specified file on a file system through the application. A permission record is retrieved from a permission repository based on information about the application, the user, and the specified file. A determination is made of whether the user has permission to access a directory in the file system in which the specified file is located, and a determination is made of whether the application is allowed to access the specified file. Based on determining that the user has permission to access the directory in which the specified file is located and determining that the application has permission to access the specified file, the specified file is retrieved from the directory, and the application is granted access to the specified file.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 10, 2020
    Date of Patent: March 26, 2024
    Assignee: Disney Enterprises, Inc.
    Inventor: Jeremy A. Mika
  • Publication number: 20240017340
    Abstract: Systems and methods for wire arc additive manufacturing systems that print in horizontal orientations are described. Horizontal WAAM 3D print systems comprise metal 3D print systems in a horizontal orientation with one or more robots operating concurrently on a work piece using one or more wire feeds and a rotating, horizontal build plate.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 14, 2023
    Publication date: January 18, 2024
    Applicant: Relativity Space, Inc.
    Inventors: Kristopher Konrath, Steven Webb, Jeffrey Campbell, Matthew Swift, Twain Glaser, Jeremy Mika, Fritz Gruber, Justin Gray, John Cummings, Bryan Watson, Johann Freeberg, Edward Cottiss, Saeed Hashemi, Shivam Desai, Ellis Sansone, Hudhaifa Jasim, Rocco DiVerdi, Lan Pham, Alyssa Ishigo, Nazareth Ekmekjian, Frederick William Ambrose, Alex Kanghyun Lee, Timothy David Child
  • Publication number: 20220188436
    Abstract: Embodiments provide techniques for managing access to files on a computing system. An example method generally includes receiving, from an application, a request by a user to access a specified file on a file system through the application. A permission record is retrieved from a permission repository based on information about the application, the user, and the specified file. A determination is made of whether the user has permission to access a directory in the file system in which the specified file is located, and a determination is made of whether the application is allowed to access the specified file. Based on determining that the user has permission to access the directory in which the specified file is located and determining that the application has permission to access the specified file, the specified file is retrieved from the directory, and the application is granted access to the specified file.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 10, 2020
    Publication date: June 16, 2022
    Inventor: Jeremy A. MIKA
  • Patent number: 10814487
    Abstract: A self-guiding automaton includes sensors, a hardware processor, and a memory storing a self-guidance software code. The hardware processor executes the self-guidance software code to detect a location and/or travel path of one or more human being(s) in a pedestrian environment using the sensors, and identify a self-guided path forward in the pedestrian environment based on the location and/or travel path of each human being(s). The self-guidance software code also determines a social cue for communicating the self-guided path forward to the human being(s), detects any change in the location and/or travel path of each human being(s) using the sensors, determines a pedestrian safety score of the self-guided path forward based on the location and/or travel path and any change in the location and/or travel path of each human being(s), and moves the automaton along the self-guided path forward if the pedestrian safety score satisfies a safety threshold.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 22, 2018
    Date of Patent: October 27, 2020
    Assignee: Disney Enterprises, Inc.
    Inventors: Michael R. Honeck, Shelley O. Short, Jerry Rees, Kyle G. Freeman, Cory J. Rouse, Jeremy A. Mika, Michael Fusco
  • Publication number: 20190224850
    Abstract: A self-guiding automaton includes sensors, a hardware processor, and a memory storing a self-guidance software code. The hardware processor executes the self-guidance software code to detect a location and/or travel path of one or more human being(s) in a pedestrian environment using the sensors, and identify a self -guided path forward in the pedestrian environment based on the location and/or travel path of each human being(s). The self-guidance software code also determines a social cue for communicating the self-guided path forward to the human being(s), detects any change in the location and/or travel path of each human being(s) using the sensors, determines a pedestrian safety score of the self-guided path forward based on the location and/or travel path and any change in the location and/or travel path of each human being(s), and moves the automaton along the self-guided path forward if the pedestrian safety score satisfies a safety threshold.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 22, 2018
    Publication date: July 25, 2019
    Inventors: Michael R. Honeck, Shelley O. Short, Jerry Rees, Kyle G. Freeman, Cory J. Rouse, Jeremy A. Mika, Michael Fusco