Kyocera Document Solutions Inc.

Kyocera Document Solutions Development America, Inc.

Jacek Joseph Matysiak

Dilinur Wushour

Allan Sahagun

Systems and methods relate generally to app assisted voting. In an example method thereof, a voting app is installed in a mobile device. The mobile device has a memory configured to store program code for the voting app. The mobile device has a processor coupled to the memory. The processor, in response to executing the program code, is configured to initiate operations for implementing the voting app. The operations of the voting app include: taking in by the voting app personal information and a pre-assigned code; validating the personal information for the pre-assigned code by the voting app; registering a user associated with the personal information and the pre-assigned code by the voting app with a cloud-based voting authority server; authenticating the user by the voting authority server; and authorizing, by the voting authority server, the user to use the voting app during voting.

App assisted voting

Systems and methods relate generally to attendee authentication. In a method, a robot gatekeeper has a multi-function printer with program code configured for character recognition and handwriting analysis. The program code is executed by a processor coupled to the memory to initiate operations including: instructing for placement of a hand for a palm vein scanner and a badge for a badge reader; reading a badge to obtain first identification information; reading a palm to obtain first biometric data; accessing a database to obtain second identification information responsive to the first identification information; comparing the first biometric data and second biometric data obtained from the second identification information; printing an anti-tampering feature on a card; scanning a hand written sample on the card; and analyzing the hand written sample scanned with respect to at least one handwriting exemplar in or associated with the second identification information.

Robot gatekeeper for authentication prior to meeting attendance

Embodiments provide automatic printing and delivery of a printed document from a virtual reality (VR) environment. The printed document may be delivered to the user while preserving the user's immersion within a virtual reality session. A printed-out copy of the document may be physically delivered to the user by a robot. In some embodiments, a virtual reality server may coordinate requests for printed documents, provide print and delivery status updates within the VR space, and control the robot's path to the delivery site.

Systems, processes, and computer program products for delivery of printed paper by robot

Apparatus and method relating generally to controlling operation of one or more managed devices, such as printers, are disclosed. In such method, a radio frequency identification tag of a plurality of radio frequency identification tags within a first range is detected by a radio frequency identification reader of a printer. Tag information for the radio frequency identification tag is sent to a server. The tag information for a user is mapped to a user list on the server. A check for a policy for the user is made. The printer is waked from a sleep mode for operation by the user responsive to a determination the user is likely to use the printer responsive to the policy.

Waking an electronic device, such as a printer, from a sleep mode based on a user policy and proximity

Apparatus(es) and method(s) relating to operation of a multi-function printer panel are disclosed. In such a method, a main menu is displayed on a display screen of the multi-function printer panel. A plurality of primary image items of the main menu displayed on the display screen are navigated responsive to a first movement of a dial control. The dial control is pressed to select a primary image item of the plurality of primary image items. A plurality of secondary image items displayed on the display screen associated with the primary image item selected are navigated responsive to a second movement of the dial control. The dial control is pressed to select a secondary image item of the plurality of secondary image items.

Operation of a panel for a printer using a dial control

Embodiments provide for controlling functions of a Multi-Function Printer (MFP) by receiving, from one or more servers, a text or voice message expressed in natural language and received by the one or more servers from a mobile device of the user of the MFP, extracting text data or audio data of the received text or voice message, forwarding the extracted text data or audio data of the received text or voice message to the one or more servers, receiving, from the one or more servers, information indicating a language type for one or more portions of text within a document, dynamically adapting content of the document based on the language type for the one or more portions of text or content of the document, and performing one or more functions using the dynamically adapted content of the document.

Methods and systems for detecting and formatting sensitive information in a multi-function printer through natural language text or voice messages

Embodiments of the disclosure provide for controlling functions of a Multi-Function Printer (MFP) by receiving a text or voice message expressed in natural language and received by the one or more servers from a mobile device of the user of the MFP, extracting text data or audio data of the received text or voice message, forwarding the extracted text data or audio data of the received text or voice message to the one or more servers, receiving, from the one or more servers, one or more entities or intents related to the text or voice message based on processing of the text data or audio data by the one or more servers, processing the entities or intents to determine one or more functions related to the text or voice message from the mobile device of the user of the MFP, and performing the determined one or more functions.

Methods and systems for accessing printing and scanning functions of a multi-function printer through natural language text or voice messages

Embodiments of the disclosure provide for assisting with troubleshooting of a Multi-Function Printer (MFP) by receiving a text or voice message expressed in natural language from a user of the MFP, extracting text data or audio data of the received text or voice message, forwarding the extracted text data or audio data to one or more servers, receiving, from the servers, entities or intents related to the text or voice message based on processing of the text or audio data by the servers, processing the received entities or intents, sending information indicating one or more errors to the servers, receiving, from the servers, troubleshooting information directed to the errors, and providing at least a portion of the received troubleshooting information to the user of the MFP through the mobile device of the user of the MFP.

Methods and systems for accessing troubleshooting functions of a multi-function printer through a mobile device

Systems and methods relating generally to on-demand printing are disclosed. In such a system, a client device has an ordering application. A mothership has a container vending machine, a container loader, a printer, an unmanned aerial vehicle ('drone'), and a communications server. The communications server is in communication with a network and configured to receive a print order from the ordering application via the network. The communications server is in communication with the printer to provide a print job to the printer responsive to the print order. The printer is configured to generate and provide a printed result for the print job into a container. The drone is configured to obtain and hold the container for airborne delivery of the printed result to an address associated with the print order.

Drone delivery of on-demand printed matter

The present disclosure is directed to systems, methods, and devices that enable the revising of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) data by indexing and displaying potential error locations within the OCR data. The primary method for revising the OCR data includes a terminal device indexing, displaying, receiving editing operations for, and editing the OCR data. The terminal device is configured to revise OCR data and includes an OCR review element, which, in some embodiments, is a software stored on a non-transitory, computer-readable medium, that is executed by a processing unit to cause the terminal device to index, display, receive editing operations for, and edit the OCR data.

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Concord, CA, United States of America

Jacek Joseph Matysiak