Manuel Dietrich

Title: Manuel Dietrich: Inventor in Information Processing

Introduction

Manuel Dietrich is an inventor based in Offenbach, Germany. His work includes information-processing technologies for handling user information, managing access permissions, and assessing trust among groups of users. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Dietrich’s listed patents address privacy-aware information processing and user trust.

- **Information processing device, information processing system, and information processing method.** This invention describes a device that processes information about a user using one or both of two access-permission areas. A general access-permission area includes sensitive topics, topic sensitivity scores, and permitted data-processing levels. A user-specific area governs information exchanges between the user’s device and another user or that user’s device.

- **Information processing device, information processing method, and storage medium.** This invention describes calculating a group trust score from different trust levels among at least two users. The device uses that score to adjust the level at which user information is handled.

Career Highlights

Dietrich’s listed professional affiliations include Honda Motor Co., Ltd., and Honda Research Institute Europe GmbH. His patent work reflects an emphasis on information-processing systems that account for privacy, access permissions, and relationships among users.

Collaborations

Dietrich’s listed coworkers include Alan Robert Sarkisian and Christian Goerick. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his work.

Conclusion

Manuel Dietrich’s two listed patents focus on adapting information handling to user sensitivity, access permissions, and group trust, connecting his inventive work with his affiliations in the Honda organization.