Michael John Herbert

US Patent:

20220368759, Nov 17, 2022

Filed:

Jul 25, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/872870

Inventors:

- San Ramon CA, US
Michael P. Herbert - Bensalem PA, US

International Classification:

H04L 67/1095
H04L 67/025
G06F 8/65
G01C 21/34
H04W 8/18
H04W 76/10
G06F 8/41
G06V 10/10
H04L 67/52
H04L 67/55

Abstract:

A mobile computing device may comprise at least one memory that comprises mobile application instructions and a state container. The mobile application instructions may cause a processing device of the mobile computing device to perform operations of: creating, while in an offline mode such that the mobile device is disconnected from a remote application server, a local update packet corresponding to the state container; establishing, via a wireless network, a network connection with the remote application server, thereby causing the mobile computing device to enter an online mode; synchronizing the memory of the mobile computing device with the remote application server, the synchronizing comprising comparing a first timestamp associated with the local update packet with a second timestamp associated with the remote update packet; and initiating display of a graphical user interface representation of the second modified contents of the state container to a user of the user device.

US Patent:

20210168205, Jun 3, 2021

Filed:

Feb 15, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/175754

Inventors:

- San Ramon CA, US
Michael P. Herbert - Bensalem PA, US

International Classification:

H04L 29/08
G06K 9/20
G06F 8/41
G01C 21/34
H04W 8/18
H04W 76/10
G06F 8/65
H04W 84/12
H04W 88/02

Abstract:

A mobile computing device may comprise at least one memory that comprises mobile application instructions and a state container. The mobile application instructions may cause a processing device of the mobile computing device to perform operations of: creating, while in an offline mode such that the mobile device is disconnected from a remote application server, a local update packet corresponding to the state container; establishing, via a wireless network, a network connection with the remote application server, thereby causing the mobile computing device to enter an online mode; synchronizing the memory of the mobile computing device with the remote application server, the synchronizing comprising comparing a first timestamp associated with the local update packet with a second timestamp associated with the remote update packet; and initiating display of a graphical user interface representation of the second modified contents of the state container to a user of the user device.

US Patent:

20200220926, Jul 9, 2020

Filed:

Jan 4, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/240558

Inventors:

- San Ramon CA, US
Michael P. Herbert - Bensalem PA, US

International Classification:

H04L 29/08
G06F 8/65
G06K 9/20
G01C 21/34
H04W 8/18
H04W 76/10
G06F 8/41

Abstract:

A mobile computing device may comprise at least one memory that comprises mobile application instructions and a state container. The mobile application instructions may cause a processing device of the mobile computing device to perform operations of: creating, while in an offline mode such that the mobile device is disconnected from a remote application server, a local update packet corresponding to the state container; establishing, via a wireless network, a network connection with the remote application server, thereby causing the mobile computing device to enter an online mode; synchronizing the memory of the mobile computing device with the remote application server, the synchronizing comprising comparing a first timestamp associated with the local update packet with a second timestamp associated with the remote update packet; and initiating display of a graphical user interface representation of the second modified contents of the state container to a user of the user device.

US Patent:

20190098251, Mar 28, 2019

Filed:

Sep 25, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/714575

Inventors:

- Philadelphia PA, US
Michael Herbert - Deptford NJ, US

International Classification:

H04N 5/913
H04N 19/467
H04N 7/169

Abstract:

Methods and systems described herein generate content that quickly cycles between different-colored frames at a rapid rate that may be imperceptible to human viewers. The human eye tends to blend nearby frames together, so that a human viewer will see a full color spectrum even though only a single color is displayed at any given time. The video display may repeatedly cycle between individual color frames, thus providing video content that appears normal to a human viewer. However, a video recording device may capture only some of the color frames. Therefore, the video recorded by video recording devices may include undesirable color flicker or other color artifacts, which may deter unauthorized copying.