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Salt Lake City, UT, United States of America

Matthew T Jarman

USPTO Granted Patents = 24 

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.3

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 319(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal23 out of 25 
 
Clearplay, Inc.
 patents
where one patent can have more than one assignee

Years Active: 2005-2024

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24 patents (USPTO):
1. 12164356 - Systems and methods for monitoring device non-usage (2024-12-10),
2. 11616819 - Synchronizing filter metadata with a multimedia presentation (2023-03-28),
3. 11615818 - Apparatus, system and method for associating one or more filter files with a particular multimedia presentation (2023-03-28),
4. 11432043 - Media player configured to receive playback filters from alternative storage mediums (2022-08-30),
5. 10984835 - Apparatus, system and method for associating one or more filter files with a particular multimedia presentation (2021-04-20),
6. 10313744 - Multimedia content navigation and playback (2019-06-04),
7. 10304494 - Apparatus, system and method for associating one or more filter files with a particular multimedia presentation (2019-05-28),
8. 9762963 - Method and apparatus for controlling play of an audio signal (2017-09-12),
9. 9628852 - Delivery of navigation data for playback of audio and video content (2017-04-18),
10. 9451324 - Method and user interface for downloading audio and video content filters to a media player (2016-09-20),
11. 9392245 - Media player configured to receive playback filters from alternative storage mediums (2016-07-12),
12. 9066046 - Method and apparatus for controlling play of an audio signal (2015-06-23),
13. 9015571 - Synchronizing filter metadata with a multimedia presentation (2015-04-21),
14. 8935717 - Apparatus and method for blocking audio/visual programming and for muting audio (2015-01-13),
15. 8861939 - Apparatus, system and method for associating one or more filter files with a particular multimedia presentation (2014-10-14),

Title: A Profile of Matthew T. Jarman: Innovator in Multimedia Filtering Technology

Introduction

Matthew T. Jarman, based in Salt Lake City, Utah, is a prominent inventor known for his significant contributions to multimedia technology. With a total of 23 patents to his name, Jarman has leveraged his expertise to develop innovative solutions that address content filtering in multimedia presentations.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents is a groundbreaking method for synchronizing filter metadata with multimedia presentations. This invention focuses on applying and synchronizing filter information with multimedia content, such as movies in a video-on-demand context, to suppress objectionable content. The system includes a set-top box or video-on-demand server that integrates filter information to identify and manage objectionable content through suppression actions like skipping, muting, cropping, or blurring.

Another notable patent details a method for associating filter files with multimedia presentations, enabling an efficient linking process that considers aspect ratio identifiers. This allows for a tailored content filtering experience based on the specific aspect ratio of the multimedia presentation, further enhancing user control.

Career Highlights

Matthew T. Jarman currently works at Clearplay, Inc., where he has played a pivotal role in developing technologies that enhance user experience in multimedia consumption. His work is characterized by a commitment to creating systems that focus on comprehensive content management.

Collaborations

He collaborates closely with notable professionals such as Brent L. Iverson and William Stuart Meisel, contributing to the innovative atmosphere at Clearplay, Inc. Their collective efforts focus on ensuring that multimedia experiences are safe and enjoyable for all audiences.

Conclusion

Matthew T. Jarman’s work in multimedia filtering technology is shaping the way users engage with content in a digital age. Through his innovative patents and collaborative efforts, he continues to be a leading figure in ensuring that multimedia presentations are accessible and comfortable for viewers, maintaining a balance between content richness and viewer safety.

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