Patents by Inventor Keith Chu
Keith Chu 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: 11657442Abstract: Integrating a fulfillment service provider into a third-party application via an Application Programming Interface (API) is described. In an example, a computing device associated with a fulfillment service provider can determine, based at least in part on an indication of an interaction between a user and a third-party application, that the fulfillment service provider has been initialized. In one example, functionality associated with the fulfillment service provider can be accessible to the third-party application via an API. In at least one example, the computing device can generate, based at least in part on the interaction with the third-party application and while the fulfillment service provider is initialized, a recommendation of at least one of a service, a merchant, or an item associated with the fulfillment service provider. The computing device can cause the recommendation to be presented via at least one of the third-party application or the fulfillment service provider.Type: GrantFiled: November 11, 2021Date of Patent: May 23, 2023Assignee: DoorDash, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey F. Iacono, Keith Chu, Joey Lu, Michael Thole, Sang Zhang
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Patent number: 11205212Abstract: Integrating a fulfillment service provider into a third-party application via an Application Programming Interface (API) is described. In an example, a computing device associated with a fulfillment service provider can determine, based at least in part on an indication of an interaction between a user and a third-party application, that the fulfillment service provider has been initialized. In one example, functionality associated with the fulfillment service provider can be accessible to the third-party application via an API. In at least one example, the computing device can generate, based at least in part on the interaction with the third-party application and while the fulfillment service provider is initialized, a recommendation of at least one of a service, a merchant, or an item associated with the fulfillment service provider. The computing device can cause the recommendation to be presented via at least one of the third-party application or the fulfillment service provider.Type: GrantFiled: May 8, 2019Date of Patent: December 21, 2021Assignee: DoorDash, Inc.Inventors: Jeffrey F. Iacono, Keith Chu, Joey Lu, Michael Thole, Sang Zhang
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Patent number: 9928540Abstract: Techniques to enable the integration of a courier service with a customer application. To integrate a courier service with a customer application, a system may receive a plurality of orders that are to be fulfilled by delivery along with a plurality of locations associated with a plurality of courier devices. The system can then generate a proposal for an order that is based on the plurality of orders and the plurality of locations. In some instances, the system generates the proposal to include one or more options for fulfilling the order, such as delivery by a courier, pickup by a customer, or dine-in by the customer. In some instances, the system further determines a cost associated with each of the options and generates the proposal to include the respective costs.Type: GrantFiled: December 27, 2016Date of Patent: March 27, 2018Assignee: SQUARE, INC.Inventors: Ryan Gerard, Fion Lam, Keith Chu, Jesse L. Reiss, Jeffrey F. Iacono, Derek Hammer, Michael Thole
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Patent number: 7277531Abstract: A fast startup procedure for a modem system utilizes known characteristics of a previously established communication channel to reduce the initialization period associated with subsequent connections over the same channel. In response to the establishment of a call, the modem devices determine whether the fast connect protocol is supported. If so, then the called modem transmits a modified answer tone to the calling modem. The calling modem analyzes the signal received in response to the modified answer tone to determine whether characteristics of the current channel are similar to stored characteristics associated with a previous connection over the same channel. If a channel “match” is found, then the modem devices carry out a fast initialization routine that eliminates, abbreviates, or modifies a number of procedures or protocols that are carried out in conventional modem startup processes.Type: GrantFiled: August 16, 2005Date of Patent: October 2, 2007Assignee: Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Sverrir Olafsson, Keith Chu, Burk Beadle
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Patent number: 7177944Abstract: An apparatus and method for configuring a gateway device for a modem over packet network session is disclosed. For example, a system may include a first gateway device coupled to a first client device and a second gateway device coupled to a second client device, where the first gateway device is coupled to the second gateway device over a packet network. The trans-compression types and capabilities of the first and second gateway devices are determined and used to generate a set of negotiation parameters. The first gateway device then negotiates with the first client device using the negotiation parameters to select a first compression algorithm. A second compression algorithm selected between the second gateway device and the second client devices is also determined by the first gateway device.Type: GrantFiled: August 27, 2002Date of Patent: February 13, 2007Assignee: Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Zhihui Chen, Skantha Kandiah, Keith Chu
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Patent number: 7075979Abstract: Various methods and systems for establishing modem relay connections are provided. For example, a modem relay method for use by a first gateway device in communication with a calling modem comprises the exemplary steps of: receiving a call from the calling modem for establishing a communication with a remote modem; requesting a second gateway device to place a call to the remote modem for establishing the communication; transmitting ANSam to the calling modem for a predetermined period of time according to an ANSam message received from the second gateway device in an RFC2833 message via a packet network; monitoring for detection of a CM signal from the calling modem; monitoring for detection of an AA signal from the calling modem; monitoring for receipt of a modulation type message from the second gateway device; and monitoring for receipt of a pass through mode message from the second gateway device.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2002Date of Patent: July 11, 2006Assignee: Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Michael S. Beadle, Paul Wren, Frank Chen, Skantha Kandiah, Keith Chu
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Patent number: 7062022Abstract: A fast startup procedure for a modem system utilizes known characteristics of a previously established communication channel to reduce the initialization period associated with subsequent connections over the same channel. In response to the establishment of a call, the modem devices determine whether the fast connect protocol is supported. If so, then the called modem transmits a modified answer tone to the calling modem. The calling modem analyzes the signal received in response to the modified answer tone to determine whether characteristics of the current channel are similar to stored characteristics associated with a previous connection over the same channel. If a channel “match” is found, then the modem devices carry out a fast initialization routine that eliminates, abbreviates, or modifies a number of procedures or protocols that are carried out in conventional modem startup processes.Type: GrantFiled: January 8, 2004Date of Patent: June 13, 2006Assignee: Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Sverrir Olafsson, Keith Chu, Burk Beadle
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Publication number: 20060002530Abstract: A fast startup procedure for a modem system utilizes known characteristics of a previously established communication channel to reduce the initialization period associated with subsequent connections over the same channel. In response to the establishment of a call, the modem devices determine whether the fast connect protocol is supported. If so, then the called modem transmits a modified answer tone to the calling modem. The calling modem analyzes the signal received in response to the modified answer tone to determine whether characteristics of the current channel are similar to stored characteristics associated with a previous connection over the same channel. If a channel “match” is found, then the modem devices carry out a fast initialization routine that eliminates, abbreviates, or modifies a number of procedures or protocols that are carried out in conventional modem startup processes.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 2005Publication date: January 5, 2006Inventors: Sverrir Olafsson, Keith Chu, Burk Beadle
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Publication number: 20050195801Abstract: A modem detection method is provided for use by a first gateway, the first gateway capable of communicating with a second gateway over a packet network. The method comprises setting the first gateway to a voice mode having a first coding scheme, encoding an input signal using the first coding scheme to generate a first encoded input signal, transmitting the first encoded input signal to the second gateway over the packet network, looking for a first tone in the input signal while the first gateway is in the voice mode, wherein the first tone is indicative of a beginning of a character, detecting the first tone in the input signal; setting the first gateway from the voice mode to a modem mode in response to the detecting; and transmitting the input signal to the second gateway according to the modem mode.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 13, 2005Publication date: September 8, 2005Inventors: Keith Chu, Jason Brent
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Patent number: 6819749Abstract: A fast startup procedure for a modem system utilizes known characteristics of a previously established communication channel to reduce the initialization period associated with subsequent connections over the same channel. In response to the establishment of a call, the modem devices determine whether the fast connect protocol is supported. If so, then the called modem transmits a modified answer tone to the calling modem. The calling modem analyzes the signal received in response to the modified answer tone to determine whether characteristics of the current channel are similar to stored characteristics associated with a previous connection over the same channel. If a channel “match” is found, then the modem devices carry out a fast initialization routine that eliminates, abbreviates, or modifies a number of procedures or protocols that are carried out in conventional modem startup processes.Type: GrantFiled: July 27, 1999Date of Patent: November 16, 2004Assignee: Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Sverrir Olafsson, Keith Chu, Burk Beadle
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Publication number: 20040190499Abstract: There is provided system, device and method for use by a first gateway device to enable communication between a first modem and a second modem, the first gateway device being capable of communicating with the first modem over a first communication line, the first gateway device being capable of communicating with a second gateway device over a packet network, the second gateway device being capable of communicating with the second modem over a second communication line. An example method comprises receiving a call request for the first modem from the second gateway device, placing a call to the first modem, detecting an answer tone transmitted from the first modem over the first communication line in response to the call, detecting a phase reversal in the answer tone, and transmitting a message indicative of the phase reversal to the second gateway device over the packet network.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 30, 2003Publication date: September 30, 2004Applicant: Mindspeed Technologies, Inc.Inventors: Zhihui Chen, Keith Chu
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Publication number: 20040146148Abstract: A fast startup procedure for a modem system utilizes known characteristics of a previously established communication channel to reduce the initialization period associated with subsequent connections over the same channel. In response to the establishment of a call, the modem devices determine whether the fast connect protocol is supported. If so, then the called modem transmits a modified answer tone to the calling modem. The calling modem analyzes the signal received in response to the modified answer tone to determine whether characteristics of the current channel are similar to stored characteristics associated with a previous connection over the same channel. If a channel “match” is found, then the modem devices carry out a fast initialization routine that eliminates, abbreviates, or modifies a number of procedures or protocols that are carried out in conventional modem startup processes.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 8, 2004Publication date: July 29, 2004Inventors: Sverrir Olafsson, Keith Chu, Burk Beadle
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Patent number: 6560321Abstract: A half-duplex facsimile modem system according to the present invention may exhibit a shorter startup time relative to conventional systems. The modem system exchanges capabilities information concurrently with the transmission of a conventional answer signal, thus obviating the need for performing a separate capabilities exchange procedure. In addition, the modem system is capable of determining a preferred training sequence duration based upon one or more characteristics of the current channel. The preferred training sequence duration is communicated from the answer modem to the calling modem such that the calling modem can format the training sequence in an appropriate manner. The resultant training sequence has a time duration that is variable in response to, e.g., the signal-to-noise ratio of the instant channel. These techniques can result in a significant reduction in the startup latency typically associated with conventional half-duplex facsimile modem systems.Type: GrantFiled: September 27, 1999Date of Patent: May 6, 2003Assignee: Conexant Systems, Inc.Inventors: Li Chen, Keith Chu
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Patent number: 6480533Abstract: A modem system having two modem devices digitally connected to a digital telephone network includes an inband control signal channel. The inband control signal channel is formed by using the most significant bit position of every sixth transmitted codeword for the transmission of control data. The control signal includes a predetermined header section that is monitored by the receiving modem to maintain frame synchronization and to correct for digital frame slippage. The control signal also includes a number of control data packets that contain information related to the initiation of control procedures such as rate renegotiations and retraining requests. The disclosed inband transmission techniques may additionally (or alternatively) be utilized to define a secondary data channel.Type: GrantFiled: October 12, 2001Date of Patent: November 12, 2002Assignee: Conexant Systems, Inc.Inventors: Keith Chu, Sverrir Olafsson
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Publication number: 20020164002Abstract: Various methods and systems for establishing modem relay connections are provided. For example, a modem relay method for use by a first gateway device in communication with a calling modem comprises the exemplary steps of: receiving a call from the calling modem for establishing a communication with a remote modem; requesting a second gateway device to place a call to the remote modem for establishing the communication; transmitting ANSam to the calling modem for a predetermined period of time according to an ANSam message received from the second gateway device in an RFC2833 message via a packet network; monitoring for detection of a CM signal from the calling modem; monitoring for detection of an AA signal from the calling modem; monitoring for receipt of a modulation type message from the second gateway device; and monitoring for receipt of a pass through mode message from the second gateway device.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2002Publication date: November 7, 2002Inventors: Michael Beadle, Paul Wren, Zhihui Chen, Skantha Kandiah, Keith Chu
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Patent number: 6421375Abstract: A modem system having two modem devices digitally connected to a digital telephone network includes an inband control signal channel. The inband control signal channel is formed by using the most significant bit position of every sixth transmitted codeword for the transmission of control data. The control signal includes a predetermined header section that is monitored by the receiving modem to maintain frame synchronization and to correct for digital frame slippage. The control signal also includes a number of control data packets that contain information related to the initiation of control procedures such as rate renegotiations and retraining requests. The disclosed inband transmission techniques may additionally (or alternatively) be utilized to define a secondary data channel.Type: GrantFiled: July 28, 1998Date of Patent: July 16, 2002Assignee: Conexant Systems, INCInventors: Keith Chu, Sverrir Olafsson
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Patent number: RE42661Abstract: A fast startup procedure for a modem system utilizes known characteristics of a previously established communication channel to reduce the initialization period associated with subsequent connections over the same channel. In response to the establishment of a call, the modem devices determine whether the fast connect protocol is supported. If so, then the called modem transmits a modified answer tone to the calling modem. The calling modem analyzes the signal received in response to the modified answer tone to determine whether characteristics of the current channel are similar to stored characteristics associated with a previous connection over the same channel. If a channel “match” is found, then the modem devices carry out a fast initialization routine that eliminates, abbreviates, or modifies a number of procedures or protocols that are carried out in conventional modem startup processes.Type: GrantFiled: September 28, 2009Date of Patent: August 30, 2011Assignee: V-DOT Technologies, LLCInventors: Sverrir Olafsson, Keith Chu, Burk Beadle