This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Google Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Jamie Elizabeth Kowalski and Reflective Waveguide Innovation.
Introduction
Jamie Elizabeth Kowalski is an inventor associated with Google Inc. in Oakland, California. Her patent work addresses reflective waveguide design, with a focus on improving efficiency and reducing see-through artifacts.
Latest Patents
Kowalski is associated with 1 patent: “Methods to Increase Efficiency and Reduce See-Through Artifacts of Reflective Waveguides.” The invention describes a waveguide assembled from first and second sections, each featuring molded optical material that forms part of the geometry of Bragg gratings. Photopolymer material is deposited on the molded material, and coupling the sections creates a layer whose geometry is defined by the molded optics. Bragg grating holograms are then recorded in the photopolymer layer, producing a waveguide with multiple Bragg gratings.
Career Highlights
The patent reflects Kowalski’s contribution to optical waveguide technology. Its approach uses molded optical materials to shape the photopolymer layer and support the formation of Bragg gratings, with the stated aim of improving efficiency and reducing visual artifacts.
Collaborations
Kowalski’s listed coworkers include Shreyas Potnis and Rhys Anderson. The available information identifies them as coworkers but does not specify their roles in the patent.
Conclusion
Jamie Elizabeth Kowalski’s patent describes a structured method for forming Bragg gratings in reflective waveguides, connecting molded optical components with photopolymer-based holographic recording.
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