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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Rahul Puri

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USPTO Granted Patents = 17

Average Co-Inventor Count = 6.0

ph-index = 3

Forward Citations = 24(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal17 out of 5,981 
 
Bank of America Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2015-2018

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17 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 9997029 - Dual sensor controllers for automated teller machines (2018-06-12),
2. 9990810 - Decoy sensor system for automated teller machines (2018-06-05),
3. 9984538 - Sensor system for detecting a non-depositable item inserted into an automated teller machine (2018-05-29),
4. 9934497 - Automated teller machine ('ATM') currency stamper (2018-04-03),
5. 9785925 - Automated teller machine ('ATM') currency stamper (2017-10-10),
6. 9767444 - Automated teller machine ('ATM') currency stamper (2017-09-19),
7. 9747588 - Automated teller machine ('ATM') currency stamper (2017-08-29),
8. 9633343 - Stacking purge-bin (2017-04-25),
9. 9626666 - Dual validator self-service kiosk (2017-04-18),
10. 9607294 - Dual validator self-service kiosk (2017-03-28),
11. 9600809 - Stacking purge-bin (2017-03-21),
12. 9368002 - Sensor system for detection of a partial retrieval of dispensed currency at an automated teller machine (2016-06-14),
13. 9251672 - Stacking purge-bin (2016-02-02),
14. 9245423 - Dual validator self-service kiosk (2016-01-26),
15. 9163978 - Purge-bin weighing scale (2015-10-20),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Rahul Puri

Introduction

Rahul Puri, an inventive mind based in Charlotte, NC, has made significant contributions to the field of automated transactions, particularly through his work with Bank of America Corporation. With a portfolio boasting 17 patents, Puri is recognized for his innovative solutions designed to enhance automated teller machines (ATMs) and improve user experiences.

Latest Patents

Among his latest patents are two notable inventions that focus on optimizing the functionality of ATMs. The first, "Dual sensor controllers for automated teller machines," introduces an apparatus and methods for a sensor system capable of detecting cash dispensing from an ATM. This system includes orientation of sensors to capture two distinct information streams: one for cash dispensing and the other for cash retraction. By comparing these streams, Puri's invention offers a method to estimate the amount of cash collected by an ATM customer.

The second patent, "Decoy sensor system for automated teller machines," shares similar technology, utilizing sensors to monitor cash dispensing and retraction. This invention also aims to improve the accuracy of cash collection estimations, enhancing ATM reliability and efficiency.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career at Bank of America Corporation, Puri has established himself as an industrious inventor adept at navigating the complexities of banking technology. His impetus for innovation not only showcases his expertise but also his commitment to advancing the operational capabilities of ATMs.

Collaborations

Working alongside talented colleagues such as Kristy M Crist and Terrelle Carswell, Rahul Puri has engaged in collaborative efforts that further strengthen the initiatives taken within the company. These partnerships within Bank of America Corporation have been pivotal in driving technological advancements in the financial sector.

Conclusion

Rahul Puri’s impressive array of patents and ongoing projects exemplify his dedication to innovation within the realm of automated banking. As technology in financial services continues to evolve, Puri’s inventions offer a glimpse into the future of ATMs, providing safer and more efficient user experiences. His work not only enhances the functionality of ATMs but also contributes to the broader landscape of banking technology.

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