Patents by Inventor Saneesh Divakaran

Saneesh Divakaran 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).

  • Intelligent docking station for a handheld personal computer
    Patent number: 7231481
    Abstract: The invention transfers a data element from a device to a handheld computer. In general, the method receives a device-based data element at a docking station based co-processor, performs a driver conversion to convert the device-based data element into a bus-enabled data element, and places the bus-enabled data element on a handheld compatible bus. The method may also transform a data packet by detecting an input packet, retrieving a packet identifier (ID) from the input packet, and dispatching the input packet to a device driver based on the packet ID, the device driver capable of converting the input packet from a handheld computer packet type to a device packet type. The invention is also the systems that enable the method. As a device, the invention is an intelligent docking station.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 1, 2002
    Date of Patent: June 12, 2007
    Inventors: Bryan Scott, Ramon Perales, Saneesh Divakaran
  • Method for implementing communication drivers in an intelligent docking station/handheld personal computer system
    Publication number: 20030172217
    Abstract: The invention transfers a data element from a device to a handheld computer. In general, the method receives a device-enabled data element at a docking station enabled co-processor, performs a driver conversion to convert the device-enabled data element into a bus-enabled data element, and places the bus-enabled data element on a handheld compatible bus. The method may also transform a data packet by detecting an input packet, retrieving a packet identifier (ID) from the input packet, and dispatching the input packet to a device driver enabled on the packet ID, the device driver capable of converting the input packet from a handheld computer packet type to a device packet type. The invention is also the systems that enable the method. As a device, the invention is an intelligent docking station.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 8, 2002
    Publication date: September 11, 2003
    Inventors: Bryan Scott, Ramon Perales, Saneesh Divakaran
  • Method for integrating an intelligent docking station with a handheld personal computer
    Publication number: 20030149822
    Abstract: The invention transfers a data element from a device to a handheld computer. In general, the method receives a device-enabled data element at a docking station enabled co-processor, performs a driver conversion to convert the device-enabled data element into a bus-enabled data element, and places the bus-enabled data element on a handheld compatible bus. The method may also transform a data packet by detecting an input packet, retrieving a packet identifier (ID) from the input packet, and dispatching the input packet to a device driver enabled on the packet ID, the device driver capable of converting the input packet from a handheld computer packet type to a device packet type. The invention is also the systems that enable the method. As a device, the invention is an intelligent docking station.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 1, 2002
    Publication date: August 7, 2003
    Inventors: Bryan Scott, Ramon Perales, Saneesh Divakaran
  • System for integrating an intelligent docking station with a handheld personal computer
    Publication number: 20030149818
    Abstract: The invention transfers a data element from a device to a handheld computer. In general, the method receives a device-based data element at a docking station based co-processor, performs a driver conversion to convert the device-based data element into a bus-enabled data element, and places the bus-enabled data element on a handheld compatible bus. The method may also transform a data packet by detecting an input packet, retrieving a packet identifier (ID) from the input packet, and dispatching the input packet to a device driver based on the packet ID, the device driver capable of converting the input packet from a handheld computer packet type to a device packet type. The invention is also the systems that enable the method. As a device, the invention is an intelligent docking station.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 1, 2002
    Publication date: August 7, 2003
    Inventors: Bryan Scott, Ramon Perales, Saneesh Divakaran
  • Intelligent docking station for a handheld personal computer
    Publication number: 20030149817
    Abstract: The invention transfers a data element from a device to a handheld computer. In general, the method receives a device-based data element at a docking station based co-processor, performs a driver conversion to convert the device-based data element into a bus-enabled data element, and places the bus-enabled data element on a handheld compatible bus. The method may also transform a data packet by detecting an input packet, retrieving a packet identifier (ID) from the input packet, and dispatching the input packet to a device driver based on the packet ID, the device driver capable of converting the input packet from a handheld computer packet type to a device packet type. The invention is also the systems that enable the method. As a device, the invention is an intelligent docking station.
    Type: Application
    Filed: February 1, 2002
    Publication date: August 7, 2003
    Inventors: Bryan Scott, Ramon Perales, Saneesh Divakaran