Google Inc.

Flexport, Inc.

Anthony Chen

Victor Chan

Evan Malahy

Matthew Corey Hall

Andrews-Junior Kimbembe

Aurora Marian Adkins

Sevilla Weaver

Andrew Anderson Stewart

Jennifer Yee Tsau

Ramasadagopan Periathiruvadi

Daniel Harms

Yuxing Yao

Wenting Zhai

Yiran Yan

Thomas Anthony Pelaia, Ii

Sean Linehan

Andrew Coyle

Joseph Pieter Stefanus Van Grieken

Michael Williams

An example method includes receiving, by a first application executing on a primary device and from a second application executing on the primary device, an indication of data to be transferred, wherein the primary device and the vehicle head unit are communicatively coupled via a wireless network connection operating in accordance with a wireless networking protocol; determining, by the first application and based on the indication of the data, an amount of data to be transferred; determining, by the first application, whether the amount of data satisfies a maximum packet size for the wireless networking protocol; responsive to determining that the amount of data does not satisfy the maximum packet size: segmenting the data into a plurality of packets, wherein each packet from the plurality of packets includes an amount of data that satisfies the maximum packet size; and sending the plurality of packets using the wireless network connection.

Method and system for segmenting and transmitting data between computing devices and vehicle head units

Method and system for segmenting and transmiting data between computing devices and vehicle head units

This disclosure pertains to systems and methods for managing supply chains. In one embodiment, the systems and methods disclosed herein comprise an automated system for maintaining an inventory of products. In one embodiment, the systems and methods disclosed herein optimize time and financial costs required for transporting mass via freight services.

Method and system for supply chain management

In some implementations, vehicle data indicating a state of a vehicle is received. A current vehicle context is determined based on the vehicle data. Message data indicating one or more candidate messages is received, with each message having a corresponding display context. It is determined whether a particular message of the candidate messages has a display context that matches the current vehicle context. In response to determining that a particular message of the candidate messages has a display context that matches the current vehicle contexts, the particular message is provided for output on a display of the vehicle.

Managing messages in vehicles

Display screen with graphical user interface

Display screen with animated graphical user interface

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San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Anthony Chen