Play-i, Inc.

Google Inc.

Facebook, Inc.

Wonder Workshop, Inc.

Vikas Gupta

Saurabh Gupta

Victor Chan

Lingjun Li

Haris Ramic

Leisen Huang

Kevin Liang

Mikal B Greaves

Allan Mills

Hemant Madhav Bhanoo

Luke Bayes

Mikhail Seregine

Orion Elenzil

Lior Tal

Haris Ramie

Chris Rettstatt

John Moretti

Steven Levis

Anthony Fudd

Tim Reardon

The systems and methods described herein can include a digital assistant application that receives sensor signals from sensors installed in a vehicle and determines an entry event into the vehicle. The digital assistant application can receive, responsive to the entry event into the vehicle, a plurality authentication input signals from a plurality of sensors associated with the vehicle. The digital assistant application can determine a plurality of authentication states based on the plurality of authentication input signals and a plurality of authentication credentials. The digital assistant application can identify an access permission level of a plurality of access permission levels based at least in part on the plurality of identifies authentication states. The digital assistant application can identify, responsive to the access permission level, a subset of a set of functionalities available via the vehicle, and provide vehicular access to the subset of functionalities.

Multi-factor authentication and access control in a vehicular environment

A method for toy robot programming, the toy robot including a set of sensors, the method including, at a user device remote from the toy robot: receiving sensor measurements from the toy robot during physical robot manipulation; in response to detecting a programming trigger event, automatically converting the sensor measurements into a series of puppeted programming inputs; and displaying graphical representations of the set of puppeted programming inputs on a programming interface application on the user device.

System and method for reinforcing programming education through robotic feedback

Embodiments of a method and system for sharing toy robot programs enabling toy robots to interact with physical surroundings can include receiving a robot program; automatically processing a token for the robot program; and processing a program request for the robot program based on the token. The embodiments can additionally or alternatively include controlling a toy robot based on a robot program; recommending a robot program; publishing a robot program; processing modifications of robot programs S; and/or any other suitable functionality.

System and method for facilitating program sharing

Techniques for contact exploring are described. An apparatus may comprise a web component and a data retrieval component. The web component may be operative to receive a remote command from a web server, and to transmit a plurality of contacts to the web serve. The data retrieval component operative to retrieve the plurality of contacts from a contacts storage on the device in response to the received remote command. Other embodiments are described.

Techniques for contact exporting

Connector accessory for toy robot

A method for robot interaction, preferably including: receiving a user input, determining a robot-associated response based on the user input, and presenting the robot-associated response. A system, preferably including: a robot, a conversation client, and a response module.

Robot interaction system and method

A method for programmatic robot control including, at a user device: displaying a set of icons and receiving a program for a robot, wherein receiving a program for a robot includes receiving a selection of a state icon associated with a state; associating a transition with the state; and creating a relationship between the transition and an event. The method functions to provide a user with an environment for creating a program to control the robot, and can additionally function to control the robot.

System and method for toy visual programming

In one embodiment, a first computing device receives an access token from a second computing device, the access token being generated by the second computing device for a specific software application executing on a specific computing device; stores the access token; receives a request for the access token from a software application executing on a third computing device; verifies whether the software application is the same as the specific software application and the third computing device is the same as the specific computing device for which the access token is generated; and sends the access token to the third computing device only when the software application is the same as the specific software application and the third computing device is the same as the specific computing device for which the access token is generated.

User authentication of applications on third-party devices via user devices

A method of operating a router is disclosed. The method may include updating a data object to or from a router cache of the router. For example, the router may store or distribute the data object by determining whether a client device in a local network established by the router stores a version of the data object different from a version on the router cache. For another example, the router may store the data object based on a cacheable tag associated with the data object, the cacheable tag indicating that the data object is intended by a content server system to be cached in the router cache.

Content specific router caching

Accessory for a toy robot

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San Mateo, CA, United States of America

Vikas Gupta