Michael Paul Price

US Patent:

20070139444, Jun 21, 2007

Filed:

Dec 16, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/303373

Inventors:

Keith Dupont - Rochester MI, US
Narendra Hardikar - Bangalore, IN
Michael Price - Pinckney MI, US
Sriharsha Chunduru - Koramangala, IN
Triloka Tankala - Bangalore, IN

International Classification:

G09G 5/00

US Classification:

345647000

Abstract:

A method for using an electronic computer to model a deformable object includes generating a point cloud of (x,y) coordinates, developing computer aided design (CAD) surfaces at a region of interest (ROI) using the point cloud as an input; and calculating a displacement field using a finite element method and the CAD surfaces.

US Patent:

20130031634, Jan 31, 2013

Filed:

Jul 27, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/192214

Inventors:

Stuart McClure - Ladera Ranch CA, US
Michael Morgan Price - San Ramon CA, US

International Classification:

G06F 11/00

US Classification:

726 25

Abstract:

A system and method in one embodiment includes modules for identifying an asset with a vulnerability risk, identifying a service running on a port on the asset, identifying a connection to the port, calculating an operational dependence role of the asset as a function of the service and the connection, and modifying the vulnerability risk based on the operational dependence role. Other embodiments include identifying a protocol of a data packet at the port, classifying the protocol into a protocol category with a protocol importance score, calculating a connection average for the asset, classifying the connection average into a connection category with a connection score, and calculating a service dependence score. Other embodiments include calculating a host dependence score, assigning a data importance score to data communicated by the asset, and calculating the operational dependence role as a function of the host dependence score and data importance score.

US Patent:

57160970, Feb 10, 1998

Filed:

May 10, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/642980

Inventors:

Steven E. Peck - Waterford MI
Ed Dykema - Brighton MI
Donald Lux - Sterling Heights MI
Michael Price - Waterford MI

Assignee:

Lear Corporation - Southfield MI

International Classification:

A47C 1500
A47C 111
A47D 110

US Classification:

297238

Abstract:

A child restraint assembly is integrated into the backrest portion of a passenger seat in motor vehicle. The assembly includes a rear cushion and a pivoting bottom cushion for supporting a child in a seated posture. Left and right safety belts extend in a generally vertical direction over the torso of the child to secure the child on the rear and bottom cushions. The left and right safety belts are wound on individual retractor spools each having a respective vertical axis of rotation which allows the left and right safety belts to emanate in opposing horizontal directions. A diverter plate is positioned near the retractor spools for redirecting each of the left and right safety belts from the generally horizontal direction upon which each emanates from its respective retractor spool to the generally vertical use direction, thus providing more efficient and beneficial packaging options. Also, it is possible to better maintain tension in the safety belts thereby resisting improper rewinding upon the retractor spools. Additionally, the retraction forces present on the safety belts by way of the power or other return spring mechanism associated with the retractor spools reduces the chances for discomfort to the restrained child.

US Patent:

20220303623, Sep 22, 2022

Filed:

Jun 2, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/805216

Inventors:

- West Hollywood CA, US
Ilya Pozin - Los Angeles CA, US
Thomas Sieverding - Los Angeles CA, US
Michael Price - St. Petersburg FL, US
Lindsey Emerson - Los Angeles CA, US
Lynn D. Gabbay - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas V. Ryan - Los Angeles CA, US
Audra E. Gold - Los Angeles CA, US
Chan V. Hou - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/45
H04N 21/262
H04N 21/2665
H04N 21/234
H04N 21/472
H04N 21/24
H04N 21/482
H04N 5/445
H04N 21/488
H04N 5/45
H04N 21/47
H04N 21/431
H04N 21/435
H04N 21/458
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/4788

Abstract:

Systems and methods for identifying, assembling, and publishing content are described. A a video content item, having a first time length, is identified by a system to be included in a program scheduled for a first time period. The video may be hosted on a third party system. A first time span within the first program is allocated for the video, wherein the first time span is longer than the first time length. The system determines, prior to or at the first time period, a time difference between a current length of the video and the first time span. At least partly in response to determining that the video has a time length shorter than the first time span, the system selects supplemental content based at least in part of the determined time difference to be streamed to user terminals over a data network within the first time period.

US Patent:

20220303624, Sep 22, 2022

Filed:

Jun 8, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/805980

Inventors:

- West Hollywood CA, US
Ilya Pozin - Los Angeles CA, US
Thomas Sieverding - Los Angeles CA, US
Michael Price - St. Petersburg FL, US
Lindsey Emerson - Los Angeles CA, US
Lynn D. Gabbay - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas V. Ryan - Los Angeles CA, US
Audra E. Gold - Los Angeles CA, US
Chan V. Hou - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/45
H04N 21/262
H04N 21/2665
H04N 21/234
H04N 21/472
H04N 21/24
H04N 21/482
H04N 5/445
H04N 21/488
H04N 5/45
H04N 21/47
H04N 21/431
H04N 21/435
H04N 21/458
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/4788

Abstract:

Systems and methods for identifying, assembling, and publishing content are described. A video content item, having a first time length, is identified by a system to be included in a program scheduled for a first time period. The video may be hosted on a third party system. A first time span within the first program is allocated for the video, wherein the first time span is longer than the first time length. The system determines, prior to or at the first time period, a time difference between a current length of the video and the first time span. At least partly in response to determining that the video has a time length shorter than the first time span, the system selects supplemental content based at least in part of the determined time difference to be streamed to user terminals over a data network within the first time period.

US Patent:

20220295147, Sep 15, 2022

Filed:

Jun 2, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/805212

Inventors:

- West Hollywood CA, US
Ilya Pozin - Los Angeles CA, US
Thomas Sieverding - Los Angeles CA, US
Michael Price - St. Petersburg FL, US
Lindsey Emerson - Los Angeles CA, US
Lynn D. Gabbay - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas V. Ryan - Los Angeles CA, US
Audra E. Gold - Los Angeles CA, US
Chan V. Hou - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/45
H04N 21/262
H04N 21/2665
H04N 21/234
H04N 21/472
H04N 21/24
H04N 21/482
H04N 5/445
H04N 21/488
H04N 5/45
H04N 21/47
H04N 21/431
H04N 21/435
H04N 21/458
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/4788

Abstract:

Systems and methods for identifying, assembling, and publishing content are described. A a video content item, having a first time length, is identified by a system to be included in a program scheduled for a first time period. The video may be hosted on a third party system. A first time span within the first program is allocated for the video, wherein the first time span is longer than the first time length. The system determines, prior to or at the first time period, a time difference between a current length of the video and the first time span. At least partly in response to determining that the video has a time length shorter than the first time span, the system selects supplemental content based at least in part of the determined time difference to be streamed to user terminals over a data network within the first time period.

US Patent:

20210168452, Jun 3, 2021

Filed:

Feb 11, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/174104

Inventors:

- West Hollywood CA, US
Ilya Pozin - Los Angeles CA, US
Thomas Sieverding - Los Angeles CA, US
Michael Price - St. Petersburg FL, US
Lindsey Emerson - Los Angeles CA, US
Lynn D. Gabbay - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas V. Ryan - Los Angeles CA, US
Audra E. Gold - Los Angeles CA, US
Chan V. Hou - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/45
H04N 21/262
H04N 21/2665
H04N 21/234
H04N 21/472
H04N 21/24
H04N 21/482
H04N 5/445
H04N 21/488
H04N 5/45
H04N 21/47
H04N 21/431
H04N 21/435
H04N 21/458
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/4788

Abstract:

Systems and methods for identifying, assembling, and publishing content are described. A content item, such as a video, having a first time length, is identified by a system to be included in a program scheduled for a first time period. The video may be hosted on a third party system. A first span of time within the first program is allocated for the video, wherein the first span of time is longer than the first time length. The system determines, prior to or at the first time period, a time difference between a current length of the video and the first span of time. At least partly in response to determining that the video has a time length shorter than the first span of time, the system selects supplemental content based at least in part of the determined time difference to be streamed to user terminals over a data network within the first time period.

US Patent:

20210044869, Feb 11, 2021

Filed:

Oct 29, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/084456

Inventors:

- West Hollywood CA, US
Ilya Pozin - Los Angeles CA, US
Thomas Sieverding - Los Angeles CA, US
Michael Price - St. Petersburg FL, US
Lindsey Emerson - Los Angeles CA, US
Lynn D. Gabbay - Jacksonville FL, US
Thomas V. Ryan - Los Angeles CA, US
Audra E. Gold - Los Angeles CA, US
Chan V. Hou - Long Beach CA, US

International Classification:

H04N 21/45
H04N 21/262
H04N 21/2665
H04N 21/234
H04N 21/472
H04N 21/24
H04N 21/482
H04N 5/445
H04N 21/488
H04N 5/45
H04N 21/47
H04N 21/431
H04N 21/435
H04N 21/458
H04N 21/466
H04N 21/4788

Abstract:

Systems and methods for identifying, assembling, and publishing content are described. A content item, such as a video, having a first time length, is identified by a system to be included in a program scheduled for a first time period. The video may be hosted on a third party system. A first span of time within the first program is allocated for the video, wherein the first span of time is longer than the first time length. The system determines, prior to or at the first time period, a time difference between a current length of the video and the first span of time. At least partly in response to determining that the video has a time length shorter than the first span of time, the system selects supplemental content based at least in part of the determined time difference to be streamed to user terminals over a data network within the first time period.