Paypal, Inc.

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Michael S Hwang

Michelle Serrano

Megan Marie Williams

Michael Charles Todasco

David Edward Eramian

Michael Voege

Miguel Angel Escobedo

Christina Marie Vallery

Carmen S Yu

Nicole Padellan Kim

Joao Paulo Malhinha

Brendan Bellomo

A wearable device is used to authenticate a user into a user account at a user device of the user. In particular, the wearable device may include a sensor configured to detect whether the wearable device is worn by or is with the user. If so, the wearable device may send a signal to the user device and the user device may authenticate the user based on the signal received from the wearable device. For example, when the sensor detects that the wearable device is worn by the user, the wearable device may send a unique signal periodically, such as every five seconds or every 10 seconds. Based on whether the unique signal from the wearable device is received, the user device may authenticate the user.

Wearable device with user authentication interface

A computing device, a system, and a method are provided to receive a number of inputs associated with one or more sensors of the computing device. One or more processors are configured to determine input data based on the number of inputs and authenticate a user account based on the input data. A communication interface is enabled to communicate with one or more devices based on the authentication. Further, the system may aggregate the input data based on the number of inputs. The system may determine identity data of the user account based on the aggregation. The system may transmit an indication of the identity data to the computing device.

Identity data based on aggregating input data

There are provided systems and methods for wireless beacon devices for use in managing transportation service terminals. A user may travel with a device, such as a communication device, that includes a communication module that may utilize specialized hardware features to establish short range wireless communications with nearby wireless beacons. The wireless beacons may be established at or nearby transportation service terminals, such as bus/train stops. The beacon may provide the aforementioned communication services with the communication device and be utilized to determine whether the user will utilize a transportation service for the terminal. If the user wishes to utilize the transportation service, a transportation service may be alerted. The user may also be alerted of an expected time of arrival for the transportation service, other transportation services available at the transportation terminal, and/or of nearby transportation terminals.

Wireless beacon devices for use in managing transportation service terminals

Devices, systems and methods, for use in filmmaking involving a composite environment, are disclosed that provide tracking markers for image acquisition and allow, during post processing, for use of the tracking markers to ascertain camera movement during filming and compositing of to-be-inserted images into shots obtained by a cinematic camera without having to remove the tracking markers from the primary images that are composited.

Composite environment filmmaking devices, systems, products and methods

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Michael S Hwang