Patents by Inventor Ryan Kennedy
Ryan Kennedy 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: 12608714Abstract: Described herein is a cloud-based omnichannel customer interaction service, also referred to as a contact center service, that deploys an improved data model for capturing customer interaction data. From the data model, a database schema is instantiated to include a set of related database tables. The arrangement and relationship of the data and the database tables improves the functioning of the contact center service in a variety of ways, to include seamless concurrent communications between customer and agent across multiple channels, and seamless transitions between agents, who can be added to a customer interaction with relative ease.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2023Date of Patent: April 21, 2026Assignee: Twilio Inc.Inventors: Ryan Kennedy, Charlie Helin, Dipesh Chauhan, Ajey Shah, Aymen Naim
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Patent number: 12586204Abstract: Embodiments are described for detecting optical discrepancies associated with image capture analyzing pixels in multiple images corresponding to common points of reference in a physical environment. In an embodiment, photometric error values are averaged over time to compute the mean error at each pixel. Once the estimate of the mean error has a sufficient number of updates above a specified value, the estimate is thresholded to provide a mask of any optical discrepancies occurring in the stereo pair of images. Applications include detecting optical discrepancies in images captured for use by a visual navigation system in guiding an autonomous vehicle (e.g., an unmanned aerial vehicle).Type: GrantFiled: August 2, 2023Date of Patent: March 24, 2026Assignee: Skydio, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Kennedy, Peter Henry, Abraham Bachrach
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Publication number: 20260079216Abstract: A battery pack test connector that is configured for testing battery packs by connecting to a terminal on the battery pack to conduct the testing. The battery pack test connector can be configured to perform electrical testing, vacuum/pressure leak testing, or both electrical testing and vacuum/pressure leak testing. The ability to perform both electrical testing and leak testing using the same, single test connector eliminates the need for separate test connectors, one for electrical testing and one for vacuum/pressure leak testing. The test connector may also include a removable and replaceable cartridge that includes electrical contacts, a vacuum/pressure leak test passageway, and a mechanical seal for conducting leak testing. The cartridge allows replacement of worn parts without replacing the entire test connector.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2025Publication date: March 19, 2026Inventors: Robert Danielson, Jake Chandler, Ryan Kennedy, Ethan Nelson
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Patent number: 12579760Abstract: The digital content platform is a series of groundbreaking technologies, namely its innovative Blockchain-based scarcity liking system, its 3D augmented reality recording methodology, and its storage and transmission mechanism of that 3D content. The technology behind the present invention solves multiple issues that currently exist within the technology space to democratize innovation and technology for the masses. The present invention uses cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology to implement a liking system that allows creators to mint their content as an NFT that users can then “like” with Carbon12 cryptocurrency, effectively restoring creators to a position of ownership over their data and allowing users to view content in an ad-free environment catered to their experience.Type: GrantFiled: July 19, 2023Date of Patent: March 17, 2026Inventors: Jennifer Richey, Aaron Luke Richey, Ryan Kennedy, Marc Rollins, Brandon Millsap, Carrie Millsap, Abigail Richey
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Publication number: 20250291801Abstract: A method of providing support at a server for GUI development is disclosed. At least a portion of a query is received from the client system. It is determined that a first field of a plurality of fields corresponding to a specified custom object type is to be resolved using a data item stored in a first server-side data store of the plurality of server-side data stores. It is determined that a second field of the plurality of fields corresponding to the specified custom object type is to be resolved using a data item stored in a second server-side data store of the plurality of server-side data stores. The data item stored in the first server-side data store is aggregated with the data item stored in the second server-side data store into a response to at least a portion of a query for sending to a client system.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 3, 2025Publication date: September 18, 2025Inventors: Kentaro Kinebuchi, Andrea Zornada, Ryan Kennedy, Ajey Shah
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Patent number: 12377751Abstract: An electric vehicle (EV) charging system includes a plurality of electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) units, a plurality of associated EV charging stations, phase conductors coupled between the charging stations and corresponding bi-directional solid-state switches and a neutral conductor configured to complete charging circuits with associated ones of the phase conductors, and an EVSE communications bus. Each EVSE unit includes a microcontroller unit (MCU) and driver that control current flow through the bi-directional solid-state switches providing charging current to respective EV charging stations and connected plug-in EVs (PEVs). The MCUs communicate over the EVSE communications bus and, as PEVs plug into, charge, and unplug from the plurality of EV charging stations, reallocate or reapportion an available supply current among the plurality of EVSE units while also dynamically adjusting one or more circuit protection attributes provided by the EVSE units.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 2023Date of Patent: August 5, 2025Assignee: Atom Power, Inc.Inventors: Michael J. Harris, Ryan Kennedy, Denis Kouroussis, Logan Rosevear
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Publication number: 20250211637Abstract: The present invention is a peer-to-peer (or peer-to-server) technology that allows users or devices to purchase computing power, sensor data, and content from one another via cryptocurrency (Carbon12). Shared computing power distributed across multiple devices permits convenient devices with compact hardware as CPU requirements. The technology includes protocols and methods for transmission, exchange, valuation, advertisement of devices' computing power, sensor data, cache memory, certain algorithmic functions, and finally, settlement features for purchasing or selling the aforementioned. The network and its features allow users to display, consume, and compute augmented reality content through their devices, solving multiple AR and computer vision space issues. Payments using the cryptocurrency Carbon12 provide users with an incentive to share their dormant computing power, thereby creating a network of participating nodes, increasing the capability and accessibility of the present invention.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 20, 2023Publication date: June 26, 2025Inventors: Aaron Luke Richey, Jennifer Richey, Ryan Kennedy, Marc Rollins, Brandon Millsap, Carrie Millsap
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Patent number: 12292889Abstract: A method of providing support at a server for GUI development is disclosed. At least a portion of a query is received from the client system. It is determined that a first field of a plurality of fields corresponding to a specified custom object type is to be resolved using a data item stored in a first server-side data store of the plurality of server-side data stores. It is determined that a second field of the plurality of fields corresponding to the specified custom object type is to be resolved using a data item stored in a second server-side data store of the plurality of server-side data stores. The data item stored in the first server-side data store is aggregated with the data item stored in the second server-side data store into a response to at least a portion of a query for sending to a client system.Type: GrantFiled: May 17, 2023Date of Patent: May 6, 2025Assignee: Twilio Inc.Inventors: Kentaro Kinebuchi, Andrea Zornada, Ryan Kennedy, Ajey Shah
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Publication number: 20240386018Abstract: A method of providing support at a server for GUI development is disclosed. At least a portion of a query is received from the client system. It is determined that a first field of a plurality of fields corresponding to a specified custom object type is to be resolved using a data item stored in a first server-side data store of the plurality of server-side data stores. It is determined that a second field of the plurality of fields corresponding to the specified custom object type is to be resolved using a data item stored in a second server-side data store of the plurality of server-side data stores. The data item stored in the first server-side data store is aggregated with the data item stored in the second server-side data store into a response to at least a portion of a query for sending to a client system.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2023Publication date: November 21, 2024Inventors: Kentaro Kinebuchi, Andrea Zornada, Ryan Kennedy, Ajey Shah
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Publication number: 20240386435Abstract: Described herein is a cloud-based omnichannel customer interaction service, also referred to as a contact center service, that deploys an improved data model for capturing customer interaction data. From the data model, a database schema is instantiated to include a set of related database tables. The arrangement and relationship of the data and the database tables improves the functioning of the contact center service in a variety of ways, to include seamless concurrent communications between customer and agent across multiple channels, and seamless transitions between agents, who can be added to a customer interaction with relative ease.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 17, 2023Publication date: November 21, 2024Inventors: Ryan Kennedy, Charlie Helin, Dipesh Chauhan, Ajey Shah, Aymen Naim
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Publication number: 20240101254Abstract: Embodiments are described for detecting optical discrepancies associated with image capture analyzing pixels in multiple images corresponding to common points of reference in a physical environment. In an embodiment, photometric error values are averaged over time to compute the mean error at each pixel. Once the estimate of the mean error has a sufficient number of updates above a specified value, the estimate is thresholded to provide a mask of any optical discrepancies occurring in the stereo pair of images. Applications include detecting optical discrepancies in images captured for use by a visual navigation system in guiding an autonomous vehicle (e.g., an unmanned aerial vehicle).Type: ApplicationFiled: August 2, 2023Publication date: March 28, 2024Applicant: Skydio, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Kennedy, Peter Henry, Abraham Bachrach
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Patent number: 11884177Abstract: An electric vehicle (EV) charging system includes a plurality of electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) units, a plurality of associated EV charging stations, electrical power distribution wires or cables for distributing electrical power from the plurality of EVSE units to the plurality of EV charging stations, and an EVSE communications bus. Each EVSE unit includes a microcontroller unit (MCU) and a solid-state switch that control whether electrical current is able to flow to an associated EV charging station and connected plug-in EV (PEV) load. The MCUs communicate over the EVSE communications bus and, as PEVs charge, plug into, and unplug from the plurality of EV charging stations, reallocate or reapportion an available supply current among the plurality of EVSE units while also dynamically adjusting one or more circuit protection attributes also provided by the EVSE units.Type: GrantFiled: December 7, 2021Date of Patent: January 30, 2024Assignee: Atom Power, Inc.Inventors: Michael J. Harris, Ryan Kennedy, Denis Kouroussis
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Publication number: 20240029366Abstract: The digital content platform is a series of groundbreaking technologies, namely its innovative Blockchain-based scarcity liking system, its 3D augmented reality recording methodology, and its storage and transmission mechanism of that 3D content. The technology behind the present invention solves multiple issues that currently exist within the technology space to democratize innovation and technology for the masses. The present invention uses cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology to implement a liking system that allows creators to mint their content as an NFT that users can then “like” with Carbon12 cryptocurrency, effectively restoring creators to a position of ownership over their data and allowing users to view content in an ad-free environment catered to their experience.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 19, 2023Publication date: January 25, 2024Inventors: Jennifer Richey, Aaron Luke Richey, Ryan Kennedy, Mark Buche, Marc Rollins, Cooper Brown, Brandon Millsap, Carrie Millsap, Abigail Richey
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Patent number: 11810744Abstract: In an electrical distribution system including a solid-state circuit breaker (SSCB) and one or more downstream mechanical circuit breakers (CBs), a solid-state switching device in the SSCB is repeatedly switched ON and OFF during a short circuit event, to reduce a root-mean-square (RMS) value of the short circuit current. The resulting pulsed short circuit current is regulated in a hysteresis control loop, to limit the RMS to a value low enough to prevent the SSCB from tripping prematurely but high enough to allow one of the downstream mechanical CBs to trip and isolate the short circuit. Pulsing is allowed to continue for a maximum short circuit pulsing time. Only if none of the downstream mechanical CBs is able to trip to isolate the short circuit within the maximum short circuit pulsing time is the SSCB allowed to trip.Type: GrantFiled: May 10, 2023Date of Patent: November 7, 2023Assignee: Atom Power, Inc.Inventors: Denis Kouroussis, Ryan Kennedy
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Patent number: 11760484Abstract: Embodiments are described for detecting optical discrepancies associated with image capture analyzing pixels in multiple images corresponding to common points of reference in a physical environment. In an embodiment, photometric error values are averaged over time to compute the mean error at each pixel. Once the estimate of the mean error has a sufficient number of updates above a specified value, the estimate is thresholded to provide a mask of any optical discrepancies occurring in the stereo pair of images. Applications include detecting optical discrepancies in images captured for use by a visual navigation system in guiding an autonomous vehicle (e.g., an unmanned aerial vehicle).Type: GrantFiled: April 29, 2022Date of Patent: September 19, 2023Assignee: Skydio, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Kennedy, Peter Henry, Abraham Bachrach
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Publication number: 20230202338Abstract: An electric vehicle (EV) charging system includes a plurality of electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) units, a plurality of associated EV charging stations, phase conductors coupled between the charging stations and corresponding bi-directional solid-state switches and a neutral conductor configured to complete charging circuits with associated ones of the phase conductors, and an EVSE communications bus. Each EVSE unit includes a microcontroller unit (MCU) and driver that control current flow through the bi-directional solid-state switches providing charging current to respective EV charging stations and connected plug-in EVs (PEVs). The MCUs communicate over the EVSE communications bus and, as PEVs plug into, charge, and unplug from the plurality of EV charging stations, reallocate or reapportion an available supply current among the plurality of EVSE units while also dynamically adjusting one or more circuit protection attributes provided by the EVSE units.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2023Publication date: June 29, 2023Inventors: Michael J. Harris, Ryan Kennedy, Denis Kouroussis, Logan Rosevear
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Patent number: 11552458Abstract: An electrical distribution panel for controlling the distribution of electrical power to a plurality of loads includes a plurality of solid-state circuit breakers (SSCBs), each including a thermally conductive heatspreader and one or more power semiconductor devices that control whether electrical current is able to flow to an attached load; a distribution panel heatsink configured in thermal contact with the SSCB heatspreaders; one or more cooling fans that blow air onto the distribution panel heatsink; a stacked bus bar with quick-fit pin-mount receptacles for receiving mating/matching press-fit connection pins located on line-side terminals of the SSCBs; a communications and control (comm/control) bus communicatively coupled to the plurality of SSCBs; and a head-end interface and gateway to which an external computer can connect, to, among other things, set and alter trip settings of the plurality of SSCBs via the comm/control bus.Type: GrantFiled: March 17, 2022Date of Patent: January 10, 2023Assignee: Atom Power, Inc.Inventors: Taylor Santore, Frederick Miller, Denis Kouroussis, Ryan Kennedy
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Publication number: 20220337798Abstract: Embodiments are described for detecting optical discrepancies associated with image capture analyzing pixels in multiple images corresponding to common points of reference in a physical environment. In an embodiment, photometric error values are averaged over time to compute the mean error at each pixel. Once the estimate of the mean error has a sufficient number of updates above a specified value, the estimate is thresholded to provide a mask of any optical discrepancies occurring in the stereo pair of images. Applications include detecting optical discrepancies in images captured for use by a visual navigation system in guiding an autonomous vehicle (e.g., an unmanned aerial vehicle).Type: ApplicationFiled: April 29, 2022Publication date: October 20, 2022Applicant: Skydio, Inc.Inventors: Ryan Kennedy, Peter Henry, Abraham Bachrach
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Publication number: 20220209511Abstract: An electrical distribution panel for controlling the distribution of electrical power to a plurality of loads includes a plurality of solid-state circuit breakers (SSCBs), each including a thermally conductive heatspreader and one or more power semiconductor devices that control whether electrical current is able to flow to an attached load; a distribution panel heatsink configured in thermal contact with the SSCB heatspreaders; one or more cooling fans that blow air onto the distribution panel heatsink; a stacked bus bar with quick-fit pin-mount receptacles for receiving mating/matching press-fit connection pins located on line-side terminals of the SSCBs; a communications and control (comm/control) bus communicatively coupled to the plurality of SSCBs; and a head-end interface and gateway to which an external computer can connect, to, among other things, set and alter trip settings of the plurality of SSCBs via the comm/control bus.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 17, 2022Publication date: June 30, 2022Applicant: Atom Power, Inc.Inventors: Taylor Santore, Frederick Miller, Denis Kouroussis, Ryan Kennedy
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Publication number: 20220176840Abstract: An electric vehicle (EV) charging system includes a plurality of electrical vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) units, a plurality of associated EV charging stations, electrical power distribution wires or cables for distributing electrical power from the plurality of EVSE units to the plurality of EV charging stations, and an EVSE communications bus. Each EVSE unit includes a microcontroller unit (MCU) and a solid-state switch that control whether electrical current is able to flow to an associated EV charging station and connected plug-in EV (PEV) load. The MCUs communicate over the EVSE communications bus and, as PEVs charge, plug into, and unplug from the plurality of EV charging stations, reallocate or reapportion an available supply current among the plurality of EVSE units while also dynamically adjusting one or more circuit protection attributes also provided by the EVSE units.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2021Publication date: June 9, 2022Applicant: Atom Power, Inc.Inventors: Michael J. Harris, Ryan Kennedy, Denis Kouroussis