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Rancho Cordova, CA, United States of America

Jeremy Bottleson

USPTO Granted Patents = 20 

 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 9.0

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 49(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Carmichael, CA (US) (2023)
  • Rancho Cordova, CA (US) (2016 - 2024)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal20 out of 54,664 
 
Intel Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2016-2025

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20 patents (USPTO):
1. 12273327 - Privacy-preserving augmented and virtual reality using homomorphic encryption (2025-04-08),
2. 12184622 - On-premises augmented and virtual reality processing and privacy preserving infrastructure (2024-12-31),
3. 12112397 - Programmable coarse grained and sparse matrix compute hardware with advanced scheduling (2024-10-08),
4. 12020135 - Convolutional neural network optimization mechanism (2024-06-25),
5. 11934934 - Convolutional neural network optimization mechanism (2024-03-19),
6. 11809978 - Neural network scheduling mechanism (2023-11-07),
7. 11797837 - Dynamic distributed training of machine learning models (2023-10-24),
8. 11748298 - Graphics processing integrated circuit package (2023-09-05),
9. 11748106 - Data operations and finite state machine for machine learning via bypass of computational tasks based on frequently-used data values (2023-09-05),
10. 11727527 - Programmable coarse grained and sparse matrix compute hardware with advanced scheduling (2023-08-15),
11. 11727246 - Convolutional neural network optimization mechanism (2023-08-15),
12. 11360933 - Graphics processing integrated circuit package (2022-06-14),
13. 11315007 - Neural network scheduling mechanism (2022-04-26),
14. 11269643 - Data operations and finite state machine for machine learning via bypass of computational tasks based on frequently-used data values (2022-03-08),
15. 11210760 - Programmable coarse grained and sparse matrix compute hardware with advanced scheduling (2021-12-28),

Title: Innovations by Jeremy Bottleson: Pioneering Privacy-Preserving AR/VR Technologies

Introduction

Jeremy Bottleson, based in Rancho Cordova, California, is a prolific inventor with an impressive portfolio of 20 patents. His work primarily focuses on innovations in augmented and virtual reality, particularly emphasizing privacy-preserving technologies through advanced encryption methods.

Latest Patents

Among his latest innovations are:

1. **Privacy-preserving augmented and virtual reality using homomorphic encryption** - This patent outlines a method where a server computing device receives encrypted AR/VR user data alongside cleartext metadata from a client computing device. The server processes this data to perform AR/VR operations while ensuring user privacy by generating encrypted results that are sent back to the client.

2. **On-premises augmented and virtual reality processing and privacy preserving infrastructure** - This method involves receiving audio/video input from a remote device, identifying sensitive objects, and evaluating processing workloads. It includes the encryption of sensitive objects using a homomorphic encryption protocol, ensuring that even when processed by external compute services, sensitive information remains protected.

Career Highlights

Jeremy Bottleson has made significant contributions to the field of augmented and virtual reality during his career at Intel Corporation. His dual focus on functionality and user privacy positions him as a leading innovator in the tech sector, particularly within the realms of AR/VR.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Jeremy has worked alongside notable colleagues, including Eriko Nurvitadhi and Nadathur Rajagopalan Satish. These collaborations have likely fostered innovative ideas and led to the successful development of groundbreaking technologies.

Conclusion

Jeremy Bottleson’s dedication to enhancing augmented and virtual reality experiences through privacy-preserving measures sets a remarkable standard in the tech industry. As he continues to innovate within Intel Corporation, his contributions not only shape the future of AR/VR technologies but also play a vital role in protecting user data in an increasingly digital world.

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