This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Intuit, Inc.. Active years: 2013.
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Years Active: 2013
Title: Jason M. Wisneski: Inventor of a Video-Sharing Support System
Introduction
Jason M. Wisneski is an inventor based in San Francisco, California, and is associated with Intuit, Inc. His patent work addresses how users can receive help with an application through a support video generated from another user’s actions.
Latest Patents
Wisneski is credited with 1 patent: “Method and System for Video Sharing Between Users of an Application.” The invention describes creating a text-based document that records actions performed by an assisting user. Each action is detected, assigned a unique identifier, and stored as a step. When another user requests help, the system retrieves a matching document and uses its action identifiers to render corresponding actions into a support video, which is then presented to that user.
Career Highlights
Wisneski’s listed patent reflects an approach to application support that turns recorded user actions into video guidance. By mapping action identifiers to actions for the user seeking help, the system is designed to provide assistance tailored to the relevant request.
Collaborations
Wisneski’s listed coworkers include Russell A. Poole and Colin J. Roper. The patent’s described method involves an assisting user whose actions form the basis of the support video.
Conclusion
Jason M. Wisneski’s patent focuses on generating application support videos from recorded actions, connecting users who need help with step-by-step visual guidance.
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