United Services Automobile Association (usaa)

Pooja Krishnaswamy

Christopher M Russell

Nolan Serrao

Ashley Raine Philbrick

Ruthie D Lyle

Yevgeniy Viatcheslavovich Khmelev

Nathan Lee Post

Gregory David Hansen

William Daniel Farmer

Noemy Diosdado

Oscar Guerra

Joel S Hartshorn

Megan Sarah Jennings

Seth E Ethington

Donald Nathaniel Holloway, Iii

Dustin Bowen Bitter

Anto Chirayil Thomas

Nikhil Dama

Timothy Shiveley

Daniel Scott Veibell

Bradly Jay Billman

Gabriel Carlos Fernandez

Sumita T Jonak

Matthew T Flachsbart

Rachel Elizabeth Csabi

Thomas Wayne Schwarz, Jr

Luis Eduardo Santana

Nils Griswold-Steiner

Victor Kwak

Huihui Wu

Justin R Nash

Michael Lebowitz

Ravi Durairaj

Sean Carl Mitchem

Carlos J P Chavez

Gideon B Luck

Mounica Urity

Ahmad Ali Shaik

A data sharing system may facilitate sharing of data with third party systems. In one example, the data sharing system can provide a graphical user interface that displays an available subset of user data for sharing. The available subset may be based on previously shared user data with the third party system. The third party system can provide a selection of data of interest within the available subset, and the selected data can be shared.

Systems and methods for sharing user data

A phone case includes a cold wallet that holds various cryptocurrencies. A method provides for operation of a smartphone placed in the phone case to interact with the cold wallet. The cold wallet can be incorporated into a system that includes secure storage, a battery, and communications hardware. The system has robust security features, including features that require surface to surface proximity. For example, the system may use wireless charging, which only operates with a limited range. The phone case can use the wireless charging system to send and receive authentication signals from the smartphone. Based on the authentication signals the phone case can power up and connect the secure storage to the rest of the system, thereby only providing secured access to the keys in the cold wallet. After use, the system disconnects the secure storage and the powers down to cold wallet, protecting the private keys.

Phone case with integrated cold wallet

A system may include sensors that may acquire health data related to an individual. The system may also include a processor that may receive trip data associated with a current location of the individual and a destination location for the individual, traffic condition data associated with routes between the current location and the destination location, and weather related data associated with the routes. The processor may also receive the health data from the sensors and determine whether the individual is associated with a driver assessment score above a threshold based on the trip data, the traffic condition data, the weather data, the health data, or any combination thereof. The processor may then send an activation signal to a vehicle control system in response to the driver assessment score being above the threshold, such that the activation signal may enable the vehicle control system to control operations of a vehicle.

Systems and methods for controlling vehicle systems based on driver assessment

A data management system may include a monitoring device comprising a sensor, a memory storing executable instructions, and a processor. The sensor may generate sensor data and transmits the sensor data to a third-party system. The processor may receive the sensor data from the third-party system and associate the sensor data with a user account. The user account may include additional sensor data from other monitoring devices and such that the sensor data together with the additional sensor data comprises aggregated sensor data. The processor may determine a risk value of the aggregated sensor data is greater than a risk threshold and flag the user account in response to determining the risk value of the sensor data is greater than the risk threshold. The processor may also transmit a signal indicative of the flagged user account to an application of a user device.

Systems and methods for managing data from third-party devices

An all-in-one multi-access device that provides access points for opening doors, using credit cards, obtaining and displaying tickets, storing information and other applications. The device may include one or more biometric sensors that ensure that it could only be used by an authorized person. In addition to providing keyless entry, the all-in-one multi-access device may also include a digital screen that can display information for credit cards, concert tickets, and airline tickets. In some embodiments, the device may include a magnetic strip and/or a chip to maintain backwards compatibility with older devices, such as magnetic strip readers and chip readers.

All-in-one multi-access wireless devices

A data sharing system may facilitate sharing of data with third party systems. The data sharing request can be identified as being a potential privacy risk. To reduce the potential privacy risk, in one example, requested user data can be modified prior to sharing. The modified user data can be shared with the third party system rather than sharing unmodified user data.

A system in accordance with present embodiments includes a device comprising a sensor configured to detect sensed data for an individual. The sensed data comprises data related to health of the individual. The system also includes a health analysis system communicatively coupled to the device. The health analysis system comprises a memory and a processor. The memory is configured to store instructions that cause the processor to receive the sensed data from the device, analyze the sensed data to determine health trend data for the individual, retrieve group health trend data associated with the health trend data for the individual, generate a predicted health trend for the individual based at least in part on a comparison between the health trend data for the individual and the group health trend data, and adjust offered products, premiums, or both, based on predicted health trend for the individual.

Systems and methods for offering products based on medical assessments

A method and system of providing guidance and information to an end-user during an emergency situation. A network of one or more enrolled devices can obtain infrared data that will be used by the system to determine whether there is a high likelihood of a fire in a building. When an emergency situation such as a fire is detected, alerts can be generated at the enrolled devices that provide navigation cues based on user preferences and suggested evacuation routes to safely guide the end-user to the nearest designated exit.

Fire warning network and emergency guidance system

Safety for bicyclists while travelling on a road near to certain motor vehicles is achieved through the use of systems and methods that communicate the physical location of the bicyclist in relation to the motor vehicle. The systems and methods allow a bicyclist to generate a 'safety bubble' of an exclusion zone set of location coordinates. The motor vehicle is automatically prompted to navigate away from the exclusion zone. The exclusion zone of location coordinates may be generated based on the bicyclist user's preferences, as well as legal data and road data. By drawing from these several parameters, the exclusion zone may be sized and located so as to best meet the bicyclist's need without unduly impacting traffic flow.

Motor vehicle safety systems and methods for protecting bicyclists

A method and system of protecting network activity of mobile devices is disclosed. Specifically, the methods and systems enable the detection of surveillance signals targeting or potentially targeting a user's personal device and automatically triggering a protective response to safeguard the user's information. The proposed systems can provide mobile device users with a powerful security capability by enabling their device to automatically disconnect from one or more networks and/or emitting a protective jamming signal in response to the detection of nearby potential surveillance activities.

Anti-surveillance system and method for personal devices

An autonomous vehicle includes vehicle sensors that detect driving conditions and a communication interface communicatively coupled with a driving condition database via a communication network. The driving condition database stores vehicle sensor information indicative of first driving conditions and mobile device sensor information indicative of second driving conditions. Additionally, in response to a connection rating determination logic determining that a connection rating between the communication interface and the communication network below a threshold, a controller of the autonomous vehicle gathers, processes, and stores the vehicle sensor information and the mobile device sensor information for subsequent communication to the driving condition database and operates the autonomous vehicle based on the vehicle sensor information and the mobile device sensor information.

Systems and methods for detecting and transmitting driving condition information related to an autonomous vehicle

The disclosed wearable device systems include several features for alerting and guiding persons who are approaching or near to potentially hazardous or high-risk conditions in their nearby environment. Sensor data from wearable devices (also referred to herein as 'wearables') are used to determine the presence of various unsafe environmental conditions and phenomenon, including dangerous terrain or other unusual conditions. The wearable would be used to warn a person, for example via auditory or haptic-based feedback, if the person is about to encounter an unsafe condition. In particular, the proposed systems can be of great benefit to the visually impaired, those persons with physical disabilities, or persons otherwise vulnerable to particular environmental conditions.

Wearable system for detection of environmental hazards

A corporate information technology (IT) network can protect sensitive data sent to computers located outside of the IT network. For example, a customer of a company may control who can access his or her sensitive personal information by identifying his or her access preference included in an access control list, where the access preference describes a level of access that at least one remote employee or person may have to the customer's sensitive personal information. A data protection server may containerize the sensitive personal information and the access control list of the person in a data protection container. If a remote employee or a person requests access the customer's sensitive personal information, the data protection server may perform data protection related operations to provide the sensitive personal information to the remote employee or person.

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Cedar Park, TX, United States of America

Pooja Krishnaswamy