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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Bryan Christopher Horling

USPTO Granted Patents = 66 

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.0

ph-index = 10

Forward Citations = 398(Granted Patents)

DiyaCoin DiyaCoin = 1.13 


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Location History:

  • Tuckahoe, NY (US) (2010 - 2017)
  • Sunnyvale, CA (US) (2013 - 2023)
  • Belmont, MA (US) (2018 - 2024)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal66 out of 32,429 
 
Google Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2010-2025

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

66 patents (USPTO):
1. 12437161 - Providing a well-formed alternate phrase as a suggestion in lieu of a not well-formed phrase (2025-10-07),
2. 12374202 - Systems, methods, and devices for activity monitoring via a home assistant (2025-07-29),
3. 12260154 - Using user input to adapt search results provided for presentation to the user (2025-03-25),
4. 12243533 - Proactive caching of assistant action content to enable resolution of spoken or typed utterances (2025-03-04),
5. 12210552 - Generating a personal database entry for a user based on natural language user interface input of the user and generating output based on the entry in response to further natural language user interface input of the user (2025-01-28),
6. 12164515 - Generating query answers from a user's history (2024-12-10),
7. 12118981 - Determining multilingual content in responses to a query (2024-10-15),
8. 12093270 - Automatically augmenting message exchange threads based on tone of message (2024-09-17),
9. 12045302 - Determining whether and/or how to implement request to prevent provision of search result(s) (2024-07-23),
10. 12019999 - Providing a well-formed alternate phrase as a suggestion in lieu of a not well-formed phrase (2024-06-25),
11. 11948576 - Proactive caching of assistant action content to enable resolution of spoken or typed utterances (2024-04-02),
12. 11907276 - Generating a personal database entry for a user based on natural language user interface input of the user and generating output based on the entry in response to further natural language user interface input of the user (2024-02-20),
13. 11907214 - Conditional response fulfillment cache for locally responding to automated assistant inputs (2024-02-20),
14. 11875086 - Using user input to adapt search results provided for presentation to the user (2024-01-16),
15. 11830333 - Systems, methods, and devices for activity monitoring via a home assistant (2023-11-28),

Title: Bryan Christopher Horling: Innovator in User Interface and Search Technologies

Introduction: Bryan Christopher Horling, based in Sunnyvale, California, is a prolific inventor with a remarkable portfolio of 63 patents. His work primarily focuses on enhancing user interactions with automated systems, particularly in the realm of search technologies.

Latest Patents: Among his recent contributions are two notable patents. The first involves using user input to adapt search results provided by an automated assistant, enabling a more personalized presentation based on attributes relevant to user queries. This innovation allows users to influence the dialogue with the assistant, improving the relevance of search results based on their spoken or typed input. The second patent focuses on generating personal database entries from free-form natural language inputs. This innovation aids in creating contextualized responses based on user-specific data, allowing for more intuitive interactions with technology.

Career Highlights: Bryan is associated with Google Inc., where he has contributed significantly to advancements in user interface design and automated assistance. His patents reflect a deep understanding of human-computer interaction and an ability to innovate in complex technical environments.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Bryan has worked alongside talented colleagues, including David Kogan and Maryam Garrett. Their collective expertise has fostered an environment of creativity and innovation, driving forward the development of more efficient and user-friendly technologies.

Conclusion: Bryan Christopher Horling's work exemplifies the intersection of technology and user experience. With his extensive patent portfolio, he continues to shape the future of automated interactions, making technology more accessible and effective for users around the globe.

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