Gopro, Inc.

Rivian IP Holdings, LLC

Lytro, Inc.

Michael Adkins Knott

Grant Adam McCauley

Yi-Ren Ng

Chia-Kai Liang

Jason Luke Wilson

Erik Robert Glaser

Andrea Marie Best

Tyree Worthy

Dax Chatfield Inman

Mugur Marculescu

Systems and methods of controlling an air compressor are provided. A system of a vehicle can establish a bi-directional connection with a controller of an air compressor of the vehicle. The system can present, via a graphical user interface displayed on a display device, an icon for a preset configured with a target pressure for a type of object. The system can transmit, via the bi-directional connection responsive to a selection of the preset, an instruction to the controller to activate the air compressor to inflate the object to the target pressure.

Systems and methods of controlling an air compressor

A user interface of an image capture device may provide options for a user to schedule future capture of visual content by the image capture device. The user may interact with the options to specify the start time and the capture duration for the future capture of visual content. Information on scheduled future capture of visual content may be presented on one or more displays.

Image capture device with scheduled capture capability

A user interface of an image capture device may provide options for a user to schedule future capture of visual content by the image capture device. The user may interact with the options to specify the start time and the capture duration for the future capture of visual content.

An image capture device may buffer video footage in a memory buffer before a command to record video is received. The image capture device may present a progression of color along a path to reflect the amount of buffered video footage. When the command to record the video is received, the video may be generated to include both buffered video footage and the video footage captured after the command.

User interface for visually indicating buffered amount of video

According to various embodiments of the invention, parallax and/or three-dimensional effects are added to thumbnail image displays. In at least one embodiment, such effects are applied in a manner that causes the thumbnail images to appear to respond to their display environment. For example, a parallax effect can be applied that responds to current cursor position, scroll position, scroll velocity, orientation of the display device (detected, for example, by position- and/or motion-sensing mechanisms), and/or any other environmental conditions. As another example, thumbnail images can be refocused, and/or a viewpoint for an image can be adjusted, in response to a user clicking on or tapping on particular elements within such images.

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San Mateo, CA, United States of America

Michael Adkins Knott