Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Jeffrey Dean Mathwig

Joe Raquepaw

Carl Milton Dashfield

Lauren Ready

Eric C Thinguldstad

Gary Desilva

Matthew J Hill

An embodiment of the present invention is directed to a system and method for self-learning a floorplan layout. An embodiment of the present invention is directed to implementing a camera system in a location to learn, create and maintain changes to a current floor plan. The camera system may include multiple cameras positioned at strategic locations throughout a defined area. An embodiment of the present invention may determine direction and velocity of an individual's path of travel. Over a period of time, an embodiment of the present invention may systematically create, maintain and update the floor plan. The location may include various areas, including branch locations, banks, merchants, restaurants, office space, entrance way (e.g., lobby), common areas, defined area within a public space or an outdoor space, etc.

Systems and methods for self-learning a floorplan layout using a camera system

The invention relates to a virtual banking assistant that provides an overall awareness for a particular customer. The virtual banking assistant system may observe the customer to identify customer intent and context. For example, the virtual banking assistant system may observe the customer's interactions and listen to conversations. The virtual banking assistant may further access customer historical data, e.g., profile data, current account status, spending habits, late/penalties, fraud data, etc. In addition, recent customer activity may be identified.

System and method for implementing a virtual banking assistant

Systems and methods for object recognition and association with an identity are disclosed. Systems and methods for object recognition and association with an identity are disclosed. In one embodiment, in an information processing apparatus comprising at least one computer processor, a method for object recognition and association with an identity may include: (1) receiving, from a first image capture device at a facility, a first image or a video; (2) recognizing, in the first image or video, an individual having a physical characteristic and an object in proximity to the individual; (3) associating the physical characteristic and the object with the individual; and (4) storing the association in a database.

Sytems and methods for object recognition and association with an identity

Various methods, apparatuses, and media for providing an automated delivery of a safe deposit box are provided. The methodology includes operations of receiving a first user request for the delivery of the safe deposit box, the first user request including user account information; determining, based on information included in the first user request, a safe deposit box warehouse facility location that relates to the safe deposit box to be delivered, and determining at least one facility parameter; determining, based on the information included in the first user request, user delivery requirements; determining, based on each of the safe deposit box warehouse facility location, the at least one facility parameter, and the user delivery requirements, at least one delivery option; receiving a user selection of a desired delivery option; and transmitting information relating to a delivery schedule for delivering the safe deposit box.

Method and apparatus for providing automated safe deposit box delivery

Systems and methods of the present invention provide for electronic collaboration between at least two computing devices. The collaboration has a plurality of applications for scenarios requiring review and signing of documents. The collaboration may be based on a loose coupling of the computing devices and may enable a coordinated collaboration. An internet connection may be used to establish and conduct the collaboration. For example, the collaboration may be used to provide interaction between a financial institution and its representative and a customer. The collaboration may be used to review documents and information. Electronic signature capture capability may be provided. The system may be provide for active collaboration between the electronic devices with one device being able to monitor and view actions taken upon a second device. The collaboration and interaction may be extended to multiple electronic devices.

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Worthington, OH, United States of America

Jeffrey Dean Mathwig