United Services Automobile Association (Usaa)

United States Automobile Association (Ussa)

Oscar Roberto Tijerina

Ruthie D Lyle

Sean Carl Mitchem

Gregory Brian Meyer

Ravi Durairaj

Nolan Serrao

Nathan Lee Post

Mark Anthony Lopez

Stacy Callaway Huggar

Timothy Blair Chalmers

Mark Paxman Warnick

Andre Rene Buentello

Jose L Romero, Jr

Will Kerns Maney

Bryan J Osterkamp

Mitzi Ruiz

Michael Joseph Gaeta

Arthur Quentin Smith

Sumita T Jonak

David M Jones, Jr

Robert Lee Black

Gideon B Luck

Ana Maldonado

Noe Alberto Martinez

Huihui Wu

Bipin Chadha

Steven Michael Bernstein

Robert Bruno Pace, Jr

Nickolaus Wayne O'Neal

Chee Chiang Verzosa Puen, Jr

Jeremy Kolt Loukas

Bradly Jay Billman

Gabriel Carlos Fernandez

Gregory David Hansen

Janelle Denice Dziuk

Courtney St Martin

Qunying Kou

Brian Tougas

Andrea Richardson

Kevin Anthony Kossow

Nathan Ryan Johnson

Valmore M Smith

Joshua Jesse Dowdy

Steven Gonzalez

Julia Beatrice Isaac

Nathaniel Brett Wiatrek

Angela Dorothea Bowen

Jasmine Minjeong Jeong

Carlos J P Chavez

Carlos Jp Chavez

Members of a limited member organization can be validated, and certain data can be publicly shared and confirmed. A member of the organization may be part of a company, and validation data related to the member and/or company can be analyzed to validate the member company. Once validated, a credential can be issued. The credential can be used to secure access to a data structure for the member company which stores public and private data. For example, a request to access the public data can include an identifier, and the public data can be returned when the identifier is authenticated to match the issued credential. Implementations grant access to a third-party marketplace by securing a portion of the data structure using a credential issued to the marketplace. The third-party marketplace can store marketplace data in the data structure, which can be used to update the validation.

Validating a member and securing access to member data

A touchless method and system of performing an authentication of a person in order to permit access to a secured resource is disclosed. The system and method are configured to collect channel state information associated with a person as they pass through a sensor zone and identify a biometric signal for the person. The system detects whether there is a match between the biometric signal and any biometric signals previously collected and stored in a database. If there is a match, the system verifies an identity of the person and can be configured to automatically grant the person access to one or more services, features, or locations for which he or she is authorized based on the authentication.

Touchless authentication method and system

Systems and methods for automatically performing a cleaning operation for a portion of a building are described herein. In one example, cleaning data specifying human activity in the portion of the building and/or one or more current infection rates for one or more pathogens can be received from one or more data sources. Based on the cleaning data, a probability of the one or more pathogens being present in the portion of the building can be determined. One or more cleaning operations for the portion of the building can be determined based on the received cleaning data, a determined probability of the one or more pathogens being present, and a risk tolerance condition. In response to detecting a trigger for at least one cleaning operation, a command can be generated to perform the at least one cleaning operation, and the command can be transmitted to a cleaning device.

Targeted building sanitation

The present disclosure relates to a system, method, and mobile computing device apparatus for detecting the physical presence of a bank customer at a bank branch, and delivering an enhanced customer service experience by anticipating the bank customer's needs. Detection of the bank customer through visual data such as facial recognition, or electronic data such as medium range electronic communication networks to the customer's mobile computing device, allow a bank to retrieve relevant customer profile and customer transaction history data and use that data to deliver communications to the customer even before the customer speaks to a bank teller.

Systems and methods for touchless in-person bank customer service

Smart gear, which includes electrically conductive fabric, is provided to monitor health parameters, conduct transactions, and generate power. For example, the smart gear may include one or more sensors coupled to the fabric and/or electrically conductive fibers woven into the fabric. The one or more sensors may monitor health parameters such as breathing patterns, sleep patterns, heart murmurs, and so forth. The smart gear may include one or more wireless regions that power electronic devices based on inductive charging.

Smart gear

The current embodiments include systems and techniques for sharing information between vendors where the information is siloed due organizational constraints. Vendors that provide services for one entity of an organization may be unknown to another entity within the same organization. The systems and techniques provided herein facilitate sharing of this information of the vendor across various entities in the organization.

Systems and methods for sharing vendor information across entities in the workplace

A system includes a server having a database stored thereon, an operator device, and a coordinating device communicatively coupled with the server and with the operator device, wherein the coordinating device comprises a processor and a memory, and wherein the memory is configured to store instructions thereon that, when executed by the processor, cause the coordinating device to perform various steps. The steps include receiving account data, from the server, corresponding with an account of a plurality of accounts saved to the database, receiving preference data, from the operator device, corresponding with preferences of an operator of the operator device and relating to the account data. The steps also include generating an avatar reflecting the account data in accordance with the preference data, and displaying the avatar on a display.

Real time avatar

Embodiments of the present disclosure include systems and methods for managing group information such as electronic mail (i.e., email) communications, text message communications (e.g., including instant messaging), calendar entries, contact information, and so forth, to improve communication effectiveness between members of a group (e.g., a group of an organization, such as a company, school, and so forth). For example, the embodiments described herein include prioritizing certain subsets of group information management data associated with a particular member of the group, to provide certain subsets of group information management data associated with the particular member of the group during a time period that is determined based at least in part on prior activity (e.g., prior usage habits) of the particular member, and to recommend suggested time periods to interact with the particular member of the group to other members of the group based at least in part on the prior activity.

Systems and methods for improving communication effectiveness

Implementations selectively message member account data to client applications to reduce server load. When a monitored load on cloud servers meets a criteria, a hold status may be triggered. During the hold status, member accounts may be monitored and client applications may be transmitted push messages, for example when a change is detected in a member's monitored account. The push messages can contain the detected changes, such as a posted transaction that triggered the message. Implementations of the client application can be configured to display local data (stored from the push messages) during the hold status in response to a member's request to access/view their account. Because server to client communication is limited to messages that contain member account changes, an overall server load can be reduced.

Selective messaging for reducing server load

A termite detection and mitigation system can gather data describing conditions at a location, including the location's elevation, soil type, topography, weather conditions, and season. The termite detection and mitigation system can additionally obtain sensor data describing environmental conditions within a structure (e.g., a home or other building) at the location. Sensor data may be obtained using a termite sensing device placed within the structure. The termite detection and mitigation system can develop models that characterize how likely it is that termites are present within a structure based on its sensor data and associated location data. Using the models, the termite detection and mitigation system can alert users when there is a likelihood that termites are present. The termite detection and mitigation system can also deploy mitigation responses, such as poisons or sealants, to mitigate the termite intrusion.

Termite detection and mitigation system

Techniques are provided herein to identify unused computer code in a computer code corpus. Execution tracking characteristics may be used to identify unused code branches within the computer code corpus. A notification may be provided, indicating the unused code along with an option for easy removal.

Systems and methods for identifying unused code

A method and system of performing an authentication of a person in order to activate a smart card for access to a secured resource is disclosed. The system and method are configured to collect image data and compare the image data to facial model data stored on the smart card. The system detects whether there is a match between the image data and any facial signatures previously collected and stored in the smart card. If there is a match, the system verifies an identity of the person and can be configured to automatically activate the smart card for a limited period of time.

Secure biometric-based smart card activation method and system

A system including a development environment data store configured to store development environment data associated with development computer code and a production environment data store configured to store production environment data pertaining to one or more electronic services. The system includes a scenario builder computer is configured to identify one or more scenario parameters relevant to the development computer code, the one or more scenario parameters comprising less than a full set of available scenario parameters and provides the one or more scenario parameters to a scrubber computer. The scrubber computer is configured to receive the one or more scenario parameters and, based upon the one or more scenario parameters, gather a subset of the production environment data, the subset of the production environment data comprising less than a full amount of the production environment data, generate a scrubbed dataset by anonymizing the subset of the production environment data, and provide development environment access to the scrubbed data set.

Systems and methods for efficient access to data

Systems and methods described herein facilitate the management of personalized life information using a distributed ledger. For example, a distributed ledger system, such as one or more blockchains, may manage personalized life information of one or more individuals to, for example, determine an occurrence of a life event for a first individual based at least in part on personalized life information for the first individual, to access various types of personalized life information for the first individual in response to the determination of the occurrence of the life event for the first individual, and to provide a subset of the personalized life information data for the first individual to a user device associated with a second individual.

Systems and methods for managing personalized life information

A system and method for changing the exterior color of a vehicle is disclosed. The system includes a vehicle with a color change system integrated into the vehicle body of the vehicle. The color change system can change the color of a portion of the vehicle body in response to commands from a color change module running on a computing system within the vehicle. The color change module can detect information about the vehicle's environment to determine an appropriate target exterior vehicle color that contrasts substantially with the vehicle's environment.

Color changing vehicle to improve visibility

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Oscar Roberto Tijerina