Wells Fargo Bank, N.a.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Adam Benjamin Smith-Kipnis

Ramanathan Ramanathan

Dennis Emmanuel Montenegro

Jason Huang

Debarchana Roy

Marjorie S Anzalone

Andriy Fedorchuk

Matthew Pearce

Graham Linn

Daniel Joseph McCulloch

Rajiv Ranjan

Robert Glenn Hamchuk

Stephen G Latta

Kevin Geisner

Brian James Mount

Tony Ambrus

Ian Douglas McIntyre

Jonathan Plumb

Abby Lin Lee

Hendrik Mark Langerak

Jeff Cole

Michael Gordon Hale

Alexandre David

Daniel Mcculloch

Michael O Hale

Jonathan William Plumb

Ian Mcintyre

A method of authenticating a passcode entered by a user on an unstable electronic computing device. The method includes receiving an indication that an input is unstable, impacting the ability of a user to provide the input; generating a dynamic keyboard including at least one alphanumeric key, the dynamic keyboard being configured to address the unstable input; presenting the dynamic keyboard to the user; receiving the input from the user, the input comprising a selection of at least one alphanumeric character of a passcode on the dynamic keyboard; and authenticating the input received from the user by comparing the at least one alphanumeric character and a stored passcode.

Dynamic keyboard for electronic computing device

A method of authenticating a user via a galvanic skin response on electric computing device is described. The method includes receiving a request for user authentication from a second electronic computing device. The electronic computing device measures a change in the galvanic skin response associated with the user, and the change in the galvanic skin response is indicative of the user creating a physical connection between the electronic computing device and the second electronic computing device. The electronic computing device compares the galvanic skin response to a threshold skin conductance level. When the comparison of the galvanic skin response indicates, an authentication confirmation is sent to the second electronic computing device.

User authentication via galvanic skin response

A method for representing a visualization of assets includes receiving a request for a transfer of assets from an electronic computing device having augmented reality (AR) capabilities or virtual reality (VR) capabilities. The request includes a source account, a destination account, and a transfer amount. An image data is generated, which is representative of the transfer amount being transferred from the source account to the destination account. The image data is sent to an image generator of the electronic computing device to be displayed.

Digital representation of transfer of monetary assets

Embodiments related to improving a color-resolving ability of a user of a see-thru display device are disclosed. For example, one disclosed embodiment includes, on a see-thru display device, constructing and displaying virtual imagery to superpose onto real imagery sighted by the user through the see-thru display device. The virtual imagery is configured to accentuate a locus of the real imagery of a color poorly distinguishable by the user. Such virtual imagery is then displayed by superposing it onto the real imagery, in registry with the real imagery, in a field of view of the user.

Color vision deficit correction

Embodiments that relate to converting audio inputs from an environment into text are disclosed. For example, in one disclosed embodiment a speech conversion program receives audio inputs from a microphone array of a head-mounted display device. Image data is captured from the environment, and one or more possible faces are detected from image data. Eye-tracking data is used to determine a target face on which a user is focused. A beamforming technique is applied to at least a portion of the audio inputs to identify target audio inputs that are associated with the target face. The target audio inputs are converted into text that is displayed via a transparent display of the head-mounted display device.

Speech to text conversion

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Adam Benjamin Smith-Kipnis