Machine Zone Inc.

Mz IP Holdings, LLC

Satori Worldwide, LLC

Francois Orsini

Nikhil Bojja

Gabriel Leydon

Shailen Karur

Boaz Sedan

Anton Koinov

Bartlomiej Puzon

Arun Nedunchezhian

Fredrik Erik Linder

Igor Milyakov

Oleg Khabinov

Cynthia Chu

Arun Kejariwal

Andrey Kushnir

Steven Brooks

Anna Kareva

Gabor Mueller-Tseng

Jared Stoffan

Mick Ryan

Renee Ya

Mikhail Kuzmiankou

Alex Taylor

Dhruv Choudhary

Winnie Tseng-Mueller

Nika Kolomentseva

Sarit Arcushin-Yaakobovitz

Andrey Kolomentsev

Sujesha Sudevalayam

Various embodiments described herein facilitate multi-lingual communications. The systems and methods of some embodiments may enable multi-lingual communications through different modes of communications including, for example, Internet-based chat, e-mail, text-based mobile phone communications, postings to online forums, postings to online social media services, and the like. Certain embodiments may implement communications systems and methods that translate text between two or more languages (e.g., spoken), while handling/accommodating for one or more of the following in the text: specialized/domain-related jargon, abbreviations, acronyms, proper nouns, common nouns, diminutives, colloquial words or phrases, and profane words or phrases.

Systems and methods for multi-user multi-lingual communications

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for assigning channels in a messaging system. An example method includes: providing a plurality of channels, wherein each channel includes an ordered plurality of messages; assigning each channel to a channel bucket to form a plurality of channel buckets, wherein each channel bucket includes at least two channels from the plurality of channels; and assigning each channel bucket to a node selected from a plurality of nodes, wherein the node includes one or more buffers for storing messages according to the order from the channel buckets of the node.

Channel management in scalable messaging system

Various embodiments described herein facilitate multi-lingual communications. The systems and methods of some embodiments enable multi-lingual communications through different modes of communication including, for example, Internet-based chat, e-mail, text-based mobile phone communications, postings to online forums, postings to online social media services, and the like. Certain embodiments implement communication systems and methods that translate text between two or more languages. Users of the systems and methods may be incentivized to submit corrections for inaccurate or erroneous translations, and may receive a reward for these submissions. Systems and methods for assessing the accuracy of translations are described.

Systems and methods of various embodiments may enable or refine translation of text between a first language and a second language. In particular, systems and methods may enable or refine a text translation by soliciting and/or receiving feedback for: translation of a first word or phrase from a first language to a second language; transformation of the first word or phrase (in the first language) to a second word or phrase in the first language; or transformation of the first word or phrase (in the first language) to a second word or phrase in the second language. The systems and methods of various embodiments may incentivize user feedback for failed translations in order to encourage user feedback, improve the quality of user feedback received, and to permit development of translation corpora that can evolve with time.

Systems and methods for incentivizing user feedback for translation processing

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for tracking or managing vehicles. One method includes receiving a first message on a first channel of a plurality of channels. The first channel may be associated with a vehicle that is traveling on a route. The first message may include a request to prioritize a first geographical location of the route. The method also includes determining whether the first geographical location can be prioritized. The method further includes publishing a second message to a second channel of the plurality of channels in response to determining that the first geographical location can be prioritized. The vehicle may be a subscriber to the second channel. The second message may indicate an updated route for the vehicle where the first geographical location is prioritized.

Systems and methods for managing vehicles

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for managing or tracking assets in a geographical area. One method includes receiving one or more first messages from a plurality of assets on one or more first channels of a plurality of channels. The one or more first messages may indicate live geographical locations of the plurality of assets located in a geographical area. The method also includes displaying, via a graphical user interface, the live geographical locations of the plurality of assets on a map of the geographical area. The method further includes receiving on a second channel a message indicating a request from a first user device to travel to a destination. The method further includes determining one or more travel routes to the destination. The one or more travel routes may use different assets to transport the first user device to the destination. The method further includes publishing on a third channel one or more second messages indicating the one or more travel routes.

Systems and methods for managing assets in a geographical location

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for managing channels in an open data ecosystem. A method includes providing one or more graphical user interfaces to a first user of an open data ecosystem. The open data ecosystem includes a plurality of public channels and a plurality of private channels. The users of the open data ecosystem are able to receive messages on each of the plurality of public channels. The method also includes receiving first user input from the first user via the one or more graphical user interfaces. The method further includes configuring one or more channels of the plurality of public channels or the plurality of private channels based on the first user input received from the first user via the one or more graphical user interfaces.

Managing channels in an open data ecosystem

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for implementing key-value store functionality within a real-time messaging system. An example method includes: providing a plurality of channels, wherein each channel comprises an ordered plurality of messages, wherein each channel represents a unique key, and wherein each message comprises one or more key-value pairs; receiving a function comprising a key for identifying one of the plurality of channels and processing instructions to be applied to a subset of the key-value pairs; and applying the processing instructions based at least in part on the unique key.

Data storage systems and methods using a real-time messaging system

Systems and methods for multi-user mutli-lingual communications

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Francois Orsini