Matthew O'neil Terrell

Title: Matthew O'neil Terrell and Artificial Reality Authentication

Introduction

Matthew O'neil Terrell is an inventor associated with Redwood City, California, and Meta Platforms, Inc. His patent work includes systems for authenticating artificial reality devices and linking them securely to user accounts. He is credited with 5 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Terrell’s latest listed inventions, “Administered authentication in artificial reality systems,” describes ways to authenticate an artificial reality device through an authorization record connecting the device with a user account. The record may be established when a user activates an account-specific key sent to a supplied contact, enters a key provided on the device, or uses an account-associated application to activate a device-specific key. These approaches use device identifiers as part of the authorization process.

The supplied patent information lists this invention twice with the same description, so it is presented here as one distinct patent topic.

Career Highlights

Terrell’s listed work is associated with Meta Platforms, Inc. The authentication methods described in his patent work address account-to-device authorization in artificial reality systems.

Collaborations

The supplied information identifies Justin Peng and Tristam Kyle MacDonald as Terrell’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the listed patent.

Conclusion

Matthew O'neil Terrell’s listed patent work focuses on methods for securely authenticating artificial reality devices and associating them with user accounts.