Patents by Inventor Shanmugha Priya SATHEESH

Shanmugha Priya SATHEESH 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).

  • Simulated visual hierarchy while facilitating cross-extension communication
    Patent number: 11789747
    Abstract: To provide a hierarchical visual paradigm while maintaining the communication advantages of sibling extensions, a visual hierarchy simulation extension generates and maintains placeholders in a visually hierarchical manner, with the visual positioning of such placeholders informing the visual positioning of overlays of frames hosting the visual output of sibling extensions. Such a visual hierarchy simulation extension is utilized to layout and establish a desired visual hierarchy. One or more modules of computer-executable instructions are invoked to provide the relevant functionality, including the obtaining of the visual positioning of placeholders, the relevant visual translation between the visual positioning of placeholders and the visual overlaying of corresponding frames, the generation and movement of the corresponding frames, and the instantiation of extension content within the corresponding frames. The visual hierarchy simulation extension is hosted independently from the one or more modules.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 27, 2021
    Date of Patent: October 17, 2023
    Assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC
    Inventors: Julia Margaret Binger, Timothy Daniel Barber, Masato Maeda, Matthew James Wilson, Rayman Faruk Aeron, Amber Tianqi Guo, Shanmugha Priya Satheesh, Benjamin M Schultz, Jyotirmaya Tripathi, Jong Gyu Lee
  • Simulated Visual Hierarchy While Facilitating Cross-Extension Communication
    Publication number: 20220156088
    Abstract: To provide a hierarchical visual paradigm while maintaining the communication advantages of sibling extensions, a visual hierarchy simulation extension generates and maintains placeholders in a visually hierarchical manner, with the visual positioning of such placeholders informing the visual positioning of overlays of frames hosting the visual output of sibling extensions. Such a visual hierarchy simulation extension is utilized to layout and establish a desired visual hierarchy. One or more modules of computer-executable instructions are invoked to provide the relevant functionality, including the obtaining of the visual positioning of placeholders, the relevant visual translation between the visual positioning of placeholders and the visual overlaying of corresponding frames, the generation and movement of the corresponding frames, and the instantiation of extension content within the corresponding frames. The visual hierarchy simulation extension is hosted independently from the one or more modules.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 27, 2021
    Publication date: May 19, 2022
    Inventors: Julia Margaret BINGER, Timothy Daniel BARBER, Masato MAEDA, Matthew James WILSON, Rayman Faruk AERON, Amber Tianqi GUO, Shanmugha Priya SATHEESH, Benjamin M. SCHULTZ, Jyotirmaya TRIPATHI, Jong Gyu LEE
  • Simulated visual hierarchy while facilitating cross-extension communication
    Patent number: 11210106
    Abstract: To provide a hierarchical visual paradigm while maintaining the communication advantages of sibling extensions, a visual hierarchy simulation extension generates and maintains placeholders in a visually hierarchical manner, with the visual positioning of such placeholders informing the visual positioning of overlays of frames hosting the visual output of sibling extensions. Such a visual hierarchy simulation extension is utilized to layout and establish a desired visual hierarchy. One or more modules of computer-executable instructions are invoked to provide the relevant functionality, including the obtaining of the visual positioning of placeholders, the relevant visual translation between the visual positioning of placeholders and the visual overlaying of corresponding frames, the generation and movement of the corresponding frames, and the instantiation of extension content within the corresponding frames. The visual hierarchy simulation extension is hosted independently from the one or more modules.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 28, 2020
    Date of Patent: December 28, 2021
    Assignee: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC
    Inventors: Julia Margaret Binger, Timothy Daniel Barber, Masato Maeda, Matthew James Wilson, Rayman Faruk Aeron, Amber Tianqi Guo, Shanmugha Priya Satheesh, Benjamin M Schultz, Jyotirmaya Tripathi, Jong Gyu Lee
  • Simulated Visual Hierarchy While Facilitating Cross-Extension Communication
    Publication number: 20210232408
    Abstract: To provide a hierarchical visual paradigm while maintaining the communication advantages of sibling extensions, a visual hierarchy simulation extension generates and maintains placeholders in a visually hierarchical manner, with the visual positioning of such placeholders informing the visual positioning of overlays of frames hosting the visual output of sibling extensions. Such a visual hierarchy simulation extension is utilized to layout and establish a desired visual hierarchy. One or more modules of computer-executable instructions are invoked to provide the relevant functionality, including the obtaining of the visual positioning of placeholders, the relevant visual translation between the visual positioning of placeholders and the visual overlaying of corresponding frames, the generation and movement of the corresponding frames, and the instantiation of extension content within the corresponding frames. The visual hierarchy simulation extension is hosted independently from the one or more modules.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 28, 2020
    Publication date: July 29, 2021
    Applicant: Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC
    Inventors: Julia Margaret BINGER, Timothy Daniel BARBER, Masato MAEDA, Matthew James WILSON, Rayman Faruk AERON, Amber Tianqi GUO, Shanmugha Priya SATHEESH, Benjamin M SCHULTZ, Jyotirmaya TRIPATHI, Jong Gyu LEE