Google Inc.

View, Inc.

Walmart Apollo, LLC

Aviat U.s., Inc.

Coast Cutlery Company

View Operating Corporation

Aviat Networks, Inc.

Anurag Gupta

David Hendler Sloo

Ozan Cakmakci

Evan Mark Richards

Andrew William Goldenson

Jue Wang

Rao P Mulpuri

Nitesh Trikha

Adam Duckworth Mittleman

Mathias W Schmidt

Nicholas Unger Webb

Aveek Ravishekhar Purohit

Mark B Spitzer

Bernard Charles Kress

Daniel Adam Warren

Ian C Smith

Mark Kraz

Chia-Jean Wang

Dietrich Ho

Oscar A Martinez

Xiaoyu Miao

Thad Eugene Starner

Shigefumi Honjo

Babak Amirparviz

Gregory David Windom

Mark D Stefanski

Ramesh C Bhardwaj

Adrian Wong

Mingang Fu

Michael John Sears

Roman Lewkow

Isabel I Guenette

Amber Marie Luttmann

Nayana Vasant Ghantiwala

Jonathan Ambat Corpuz

Christopher La Fontaine Whittall

Timothy Scott Hibbard

Shelomon Patrick Doblack

Alexander Wroblewski

Scott Duncan

Morakinyo John Aina

Carlos Urrutia

Chee Sen Poh

Jacqueline Laiz

Sumit Sharma

Liang-Yu (Tom) Chi

Taisup Hwang

Yong Zhao

Rohit Jain

Eliezer Peli

Deepak R Deshpande

Amber Luttmann Volmering

Lawrence Chang

Greg Ellis Priest-Dorman

Simon Prakash

Marci Meingast

Marcus Albonico

Giancarlo Giustina

Amritayan Nayak

Michael David McNally

Orville Buenaventura

John Stefanski

Jung Ook Hong

Srinivasan Venkatesan

Alexander Schoenen

Vivek Goyal

Vinay Rao

Fei Xiao

Ioan Marius Pungaru

Adam Cutbill

Jeffrey Yu

Sridhar Kandimalla

David Saltzman

Bill Davis

Steven Vincent James

Owen W Dukelow

Shelomon Doblack

Greg E Priest-Dorman

Control aid housing

Obround flush-mount faceplate

Systems and methods for optimizing delivery vehicle resources (e.g. a plurality of vehicles) are described herein. Available time slots for the plurality of vehicles are determined and presented to a user. In response to receiving a delivery order indicating a selected time slot, the delivery order is assigned to a vehicle from the plurality of vehicles based on a time slot indicated in the delivery order and a set of delivery parameters. A delivery route is calculated for each vehicle having a delivery order based on the set of delivery parameters. An optimized delivery route is calculated for each vehicle having a delivery order based on the set of delivery parameters.

Systems and methods for combinatorial resource optimization

A hardware product for creating a light ring and a dead front effect. The product may include a housing with an opening. The hardware product may also include a button positioned within the opening and configured to be depressed by a user. The button is constructed using a two-part molding process and includes a first shot and a second shot. The first shot is configured to disperse light around the perimeter shape of the opening. The second shot is constructed from an optically opaque or semi-opaque material. A single light-emitting component electrically coupled to the circuit board provides light for creating the light ring.

Button with illumination ring

Flush-mount faceplate

Mullion cover

Systems and techniques are provided for presence and directional motion detection. Signals may be received from a sensor positioned in a structure. An indication of directional motion may be generated based on the signals from the sensor. The indication of directional motion may be generated without using signals from additional sensors. A control signal for a device in the structure may be generated in response to the indication of directional motion. The control signal may be sent to the device in the structure to be implemented by the device.

Presence and directional motion detection

In some embodiments, a method can comprise facilitating display on an electronic display of one or more available time slots available at a store to a user. In many embodiments, the method can further comprise receiving a selection over an electronic transmission system of a first time slot from the user, the one or more available time slots comprising the first time slot and receiving, in an electronic order cart, a selection of a plurality of items from the user. In some embodiments, the method can further comprise, after receiving the selection of the plurality of items from the user, determining that the plurality of items are available in a store inventory of the store. In many embodiments, the method can comprise, in response to determining that the plurality of items are available in the store inventory, determining that one or more pickers are available to finish picking the plurality of items before the first time slot and, after determining that the one or more pickers are available to pick the plurality of items, confirming the first time slot with the user. Other embodiments of related methods and systems are also provided.

Systems and methods for electronic transmission and confirmation of an online order

Methods and apparatus relating to a pyroelectric IR (PIR) motion sensor are provided. The provided PIR motion sensor can be used to determine an angular position of a moving person relative to the PIR motion sensor. The provided PIR motion sensor can be used to determine a proximity of a moving person relative to the PIR motion sensor. The angular position and the proximity can be used to identify a false alarm, estimate occupancy of a region, enable tracking of a target, and the like. In an example, the provided PIR motion sensor includes multiple PIR sensors and a Fresnel lens including lenslets configured to direct received IR radiation to at least two of the PIR sensors.

Pyroelectric IR motion sensor

A lightguide assembly including structures to provide for outcoupling of light from an internal reflection structure. In an embodiment, a lightguide assembly includes light transmissive bodies forming respective corrugations which are coupled to one another. Optical coatings are variously disposed between the respective corrugations, wherein the optical coatings provide for redirection of light from the lightguide assembly. In another embodiment, optical coatings are each applied to a respective one of alternate facets of a corrugation. Polymer film portions provide mechanical support for the optical coatings during application to the corrugation.

Lightguide device with outcoupling structures

A passive infrared motion detection sensor that includes a Fresnel focusing arrangement that creates at least a first infrared sensing region, a second infrared sensing region, and a third infrared sensing region, in which target detection in one or more infrared sensing regions is weighted to be distinguishable from target detection in remaining infrared sensing regions. The Fresnel focusing arrangement creates the weighted infrared sensing regions using a lenslet region, an optically opaque region and a plurality of extruded cylindrical lenslets that extend across a portion of both the lenslet region and the optically opaque region. The signal detection in at least the second weighted infrared sensing region, for example, an infrared sensing range between 6 and 10 feet, is weighted to easily distinguish between a pet within the second infrared sensing range and a person at any infrared sensing range.

Lens for pet rejecting passive infrared sensor

Methods and apparatus relating to a photodiode-augmented infrared (IR) motion sensor are provided. The IR motion sensor can be used to sense mid-IR range radiation emitting from a person. Within the IR motion sensor, incident mid-IR range radiation impinges on an IR sensing element situated behind a Fresnel lens. Thus, when the person crosses a particular region in the range of the IR motion sensor, the IR sensing element detects a change in radiation signature, and can subsequently notify another system, such as a security system, of the change. The IR motion sensor also includes an ambient light-sensing element configured to provide information used to perform a quality check, such as to rule out 'false positive' outputs, on information output from the IR sensing element.

Photodiode-augmented infrared sensor

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Anurag Gupta