Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Telogis, Inc.

Other

Schlumberger Technology Corporation

John Thomas Morris

Ralph Joseph Maier

Paul Casey

Ralph James Mason

David John Mitchell

Eric Todd Hodges

Steven Paul Wright

Alexander C Gee

Lee B Metrick

Toshiyuki Hishida

Joshua Praul

Bryan P Maus

Michael G McKinney

Curt A Wagner

Marie L Spitzer

Judson F Parker

A server device can obtain historical location data, concerning a vehicle, captured by a global positioning system (GPS) device of the vehicle and historical engine control unit (ECU) data concerning the vehicle captured by an ECU of the vehicle. The server device can process the historical location data and the historical ECU data to train a machine learning model to determine a relationship between the historical location data and the historical ECU data. The server device can receive location data and ECU data concerning the vehicle and update the machine learning model based on the location data and the ECU data. The server device can receive real-time location data concerning the vehicle and derive an equivalent real-time ECU speed using the machine learning model. The server device can generate a message regarding the equivalent real-time ECU speed of the vehicle and send the message to a remote device for display.

Deriving an equivalent real-time engine control unit (ECU) speed of a vehicle

A device can receive, from a client device, information identifying a location of the client device and determine at least one of an expected future location of the client device or the expected route of the client device based on the information identifying the location of the client device and at least one of: information identifying one or more expected possible routes e associated with the client device, or information identifying a route history associated with the client device, determine, based on the expected future location of the client device, information representing a map fragment and can determine speed limit information associated with the map fragment and, transmit, to the client device, the information representing the map fragment and the speed limit information, wherein the client device is to use the information representing the map fragment and the speed limit information to determine a speeding event associated with a vehicle.

Providing map fragments to a device

A telematics configuration platform receives telematics device data that specifies hardware and software features associated with a telematics device, and identifies a first set of values for a first set of telematics device parameters. The telematics configuration platform receives user input identifying a particular vehicle type, and identifies a second set of values for a second set of device parameters. The telematics configuration platform generates a telematics device configuration that includes a third set of device parameters including a first parameter from the first set of telematics device parameters and a second parameter from the second set of telematics device parameters, and a third set of values for the third set of device parameters, each corresponding to either a first value in the first set of values or a second value in the second set of values. The telematics configuration platform performs an action based on the telematics device configuration.

Configuring telematics devices

Systems and methods are disclosed for collecting vehicle data from a vehicle engine computer of a vehicle and a plurality of sensors disposed about the vehicle and generating feedbacks for a driver of the vehicle using at least the vehicle data. The systems and methods additionally provide for receiving user inputs from the driver responding to the feedbacks so that the user inputs are associated with corresponding rule violations that triggered the feedbacks.

Systems and methods for performing driver and vehicle analysis and alerting

In one embodiment, a system for presenting fleet vehicle operation information in standardized forms includes a telematics module and a data standardizing module. The telematics module receives measurements related to operation of multiple vehicles in a fleet. The data standardizing module, using a first technique, estimates a first value for a parameter for at least one vehicle of the multiple vehicles based at least on the measurements. Further, the data standardizing module, using a second technique, estimates a second value for the parameter for at least one vehicle of the multiple vehicles based at least on the measurements. The second technique including using some measurement to estimate the second value different from the measurements used to estimate the first value according to the first technique. The data standardizing module outputs one or both of the first value and the second value for presentation to a user.

System for processing fleet vehicle operation information

A wall-hanging entertainment system for conveniently providing an entertainment system while saving space in the user's home. The wall-hanging entertainment system includes a frame member being adapted to hang upon a wall structure and having an elongate top housing, an elongate bottom housing, and elongate side housings; and also includes a plurality of speakers being securely disposed in the housings; and further includes a radio assembly being disposed in one of the elongate side housings; and also includes a CD/cassette player assembly also being disposed in one of the elongate side housings.

Wall-hanging entertainment system

A method, system and apparatus for calibrating the longitudinal accuracy of marking devices by using a comparison of a pattern printed on the transverse scale to a pattern printed on the longitudinal scale to calibrate the longitudinal scale is disclosed. The marking device could be a strip chart recorder, a printer, a well log printer or any other marking device for which one scale is less subject to variations or error than another. The information used for the calibration may be retained for re-use.

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Round Rock, TX, United States of America

John Thomas Morris