Patents by Inventor Seth Taylor
Seth Taylor 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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Publication number: 20240110104Abstract: Processes are described for the production of a pitch for use in the manufacture of carbon composite materials. The process comprises the steps of providing a purified coal product (PCP), wherein the PCP is in particulate form, and wherein at least about 90% by volume (% v) of the particles are no greater than about 25 ?m in diameter; wherein the PCP has an ash content of less than about 10% m; and combining the PCP with a feedstock for pitch to create a combined blended mixture suitable for thermal reaction followed by distillation to create a resultant pitch. The combined blended mixture comprises at least around 0.1% m and at most around 90% m PCP. Composite materials that find utility as carbon electrodes, particularly electrolytic baked carbon anodes, can be made from combining the pitch and PCP with a filler material, such as a pet coke.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 26, 2022Publication date: April 4, 2024Applicant: Arq IP LimitedInventors: John Francis Unsworth, Jeramie Adams, Seth Taylor Bassham, Stephen Carl Paspek, Khalid Baig
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Publication number: 20230390951Abstract: The present disclosure provides a folding knife. The knife according to the present disclosure includes several components. Under a preferred disassembly operation, the knife can be disassembled into the following parts: a connection pin, a first frame member of a handle of the knife, a second frame member of a handle of the knife, a latch at the end of the handle, a back frame member between the first and second frame members of the handle, a pivot retainer on the second frame member, and a blade of the knife.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 2, 2022Publication date: December 7, 2023Inventor: Seth Taylor
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Publication number: 20230348787Abstract: There is provided a process for the production of anisotropic coke, the process comprising providing a purified coal product (PCP), wherein the PCP is in particulate form, and wherein at least about 90% by volume (% v) of the particles are no greater than about 100 ?m in diameter; wherein the PCP has an ash content of less than about 10% m and a water content of less than around 5% m. The PCP is combined with a feedstock oil, such as a decant oil, in order to create a combined solid-liquid blend, wherein the solid-liquid blend comprises at least around 0.1% m and at most around 50% m PCP. The solid-liquid blend is subjected to a temperature in excess of 400° C., typically as part of a delayed coker process, for a time period sufficient to induce formation of mesophase, and production of anisotropic coke. Improved yields of valuable needle coke can be obtained via the processes described.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 10, 2021Publication date: November 2, 2023Applicant: Arq IP LimitedInventors: Stephen Paspek, John Francis Unsworth, Jeramie Joseph Adams, Seth Taylor Bassham
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Publication number: 20230328326Abstract: A method and system for engaging users may include providing interfaces and back-end support for a Scene-centric paradigm, i.e., “liking” interacting, with, sharing, and using Digital Content on a Scene level. This may include commenting on Scenes and/or having a system for managing Scenes according to a user’s preferences or characterizations. Another embodiment may comprise user interfaces and back-end support for user engagement through creating, or contributing to creation of, Remixes of Scenes. A Remix may be any user-guided alteration of the Digital Content comprising a Scene to create the Remix. Some examples include altering sound, substituting speech, altering visual elements, altering spatial layout, altering character features, adding annotations or commentary, changing color scheme properties, etc.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 6, 2022Publication date: October 12, 2023Inventors: Seth Taylor, Ajay Madhok
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Publication number: 20230289029Abstract: An electronic/virtual visualization may comprise a rotatable two-sided object, similar in some respects to a card from the physical world. Each side of the electronic visualization object may comprise a flat or substantially flat face, which may comprise both a 2d (two-dimensional) area and a 3d (three-dimensional) window/frame area. The 3d window area may show a representation of a 3d object or scene, thereby giving the appearance that the 3d window area has depth behind the card object.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 11, 2022Publication date: September 14, 2023Inventors: Seth Taylor, Ajay Madhok, Jedadiah Ashford, Bartlomiej Weresniak
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Publication number: 20230283861Abstract: A video player may comprise features for interacting with content in a manner that conveys to a viewer/consumer information about the relationship between an NFT and the content, and additionally provides an interface for the user/viewer to exploit, utilize, and/or engage. Content interface may identify portions of the content with an elevated status, rarity, and desirability. An NFT may be purchased and/or sold through the content interface. NFTs may be tracked in an off-blockchain registry and conventional blockchain may be used as a secondary register. The blockchain may be used for a universal access control list. The content may be tagged with an association between content and an idea. Content tagging may be independently searchable. Content interface may have segment-sensitive threading that updates as content progresses. An interface may present a textual or graphic representation of a user's impact on the community.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 21, 2023Publication date: September 7, 2023Inventors: Seth Taylor, Ajay Madhok, Nick Graves
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Patent number: 11301729Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2020Date of Patent: April 12, 2022Assignee: Google LLCInventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Publication number: 20200242419Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 15, 2020Publication date: July 30, 2020Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Patent number: 10643110Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: GrantFiled: May 10, 2018Date of Patent: May 5, 2020Assignee: GOOGLE LLCInventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Publication number: 20200113320Abstract: A wearable carrier device for electronic devices wherein the carrier device provides an enclosure for removably housing the electronic device in an operable condition. In the operable condition, a user interface of the electronic device is accessible through a display opening, wherein the display opening communicates with the enclosure. The electronic device is easily accessible through an access opening for detaching the electronic device from the carrier device.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 12, 2018Publication date: April 16, 2020Inventor: Seth Taylor Simpson
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Publication number: 20180260667Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 10, 2018Publication date: September 13, 2018Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Patent number: 9978001Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: GrantFiled: June 15, 2017Date of Patent: May 22, 2018Assignee: Google LLCInventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Publication number: 20170286808Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 15, 2017Publication date: October 5, 2017Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Patent number: 9691008Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: GrantFiled: April 25, 2016Date of Patent: June 27, 2017Assignee: Google Inc.Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Patent number: 9543727Abstract: A nest die for mechanically securing an electrical connector to a conductor wire is provided. The nest die includes a conductor receipt area and a lip. The receipt area has an outer periphery and a bottom surface. The lip is at the outer periphery of the receipt area. The outer periphery is sufficient to receive a free end of the conductor wire abutting the bottom surface and a lower face of the electrical connector on the lip. In this manner, the nest die can be used to easily and reproducibly seat the electrical connector in the die at a predetermined position on the conductor wire.Type: GrantFiled: August 28, 2015Date of Patent: January 10, 2017Assignee: Hubbell IncorporatedInventor: Evan Seth Taylor
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Publication number: 20160239724Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 25, 2016Publication date: August 18, 2016Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Patent number: 9325783Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: GrantFiled: August 7, 2014Date of Patent: April 26, 2016Assignee: Google Inc.Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Publication number: 20160064886Abstract: A nest die for mechanically securing an electrical connector to a conductor wire is provided. The nest die includes a conductor receipt area and a lip. The receipt area has an outer periphery and a bottom surface. The lip is at the outer periphery of the receipt area. The outer periphery is sufficient to receive a free end of the conductor wire abutting the bottom surface and a lower face of the electrical connector on the lip. In this manner, the nest die can be used to easily and reproducibly seat the electrical connector in the die at a predetermined position on the conductor wire.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2015Publication date: March 3, 2016Inventor: Evan Seth Taylor
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Publication number: 20150043831Abstract: Techniques for separating shareable images from non-shareable images. In various implementations, image metadata and feature analysis may be used to evaluate the “shareability” of a photograph associated with a particular user. In some implementations, single photos may be determined to be shareable. In another implementation, an event associated with multiple photos may be determined to be shareable. In some implementations, a photo may be determined to be shareable with a single recipient. In another implementation, a photo may be determined to be shareable with multiple recipients. In yet another implementation, these techniques may be assisted by supervised machine learning. In still yet another implementation, photos determined to be shareable may be suggested to a user for sharing, or automatically shared, per an opt-in feature.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 7, 2014Publication date: February 12, 2015Inventors: Emil Arfvidsson, Kevin Nuesa Gabayan, Andrew Gerrit Adriaan Huibers, Seth Taylor Raphael
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Patent number: D800837Type: GrantFiled: April 15, 2016Date of Patent: October 24, 2017Inventor: Seth Taylor