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Olympia, WA, United States of America

Thomas Matthew Ryle

USPTO Granted Patents = 15

Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.2

ph-index = 6

Forward Citations = 110(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal15 out of 22,475 
 
Amazon Technologies, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2016-2023

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15 patents (USPTO):
1. 11645608 - Managing notifications of a delivery method based on a passive device (2023-05-09),
2. 11348059 - Managing notifications of a delivery method based on an active device (2022-05-31),
3. 10592844 - Managing notifications of a delivery method based on an active device (2020-03-17),
4. 9940662 - Tag-based product monitoring and evaluation (2018-04-10),
5. 9928481 - Management of inventory items (2018-03-27),
6. 9922306 - Mobile RFID reading systems (2018-03-20),
7. 9715606 - Tag-based product monitoring and evaluation (2017-07-25),
8. 9613338 - Reading station structures (2017-04-04),
9. D776200 - Label with a touch graphic (2017-01-10),
10. 9542823 - Tag-based product monitoring and evaluation (2017-01-10),
11. D774033 - Keypad (2016-12-13),
12. 9495851 - Tag-based product monitoring and evaluation (2016-11-15),
13. 9477938 - Mobile RFID reading systems (2016-10-25),
14. 9400971 - Reading station structures (2016-07-26),
15. 9378484 - Management of inventory items (2016-06-28),

Title: Thomas Matthew Ryle: Innovator in Delivery Management Technologies

Introduction

Thomas Matthew Ryle, based in Olympia, WA, is a notable inventor with a portfolio that includes 15 patents. His work primarily revolves around improving notification systems related to item deliveries, showcasing innovative techniques that enhance user experience through proactive communication.

Latest Patents

Two of Ryle's latest patents focus on managing notifications for delivery methods based on both passive and active devices. The patent titled "Managing notifications of a delivery method based on a passive device" outlines techniques whereby notifications about an item are sent to a user device when a passive device, associated with the item, is detected by a delivery management device. This device determines the proximity of the passive device, thereby triggering timely notifications to inform users about the item's status.

The second patent, "Managing notifications of a delivery method based on an active device," describes a similar process for active devices. In this case, the active device retains a token for communication across a local area network. By establishing communication, the system can ascertain that the item is near the specified location, allowing for corresponding notifications to be relayed to the user device.

Career Highlights

Ryle has made significant contributions to Amazon Technologies, Inc., where he applies his expertise in developing sophisticated delivery management solutions that enhance operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. His role at Amazon has facilitated an environment where talented inventors can bring their ideas to fruition, thereby pushing the boundaries of technology in the delivery space.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Ryle has collaborated with skilled professionals, including coworkers Ryan Scott Russell and Wesley Scott Lauka. These associations have fostered a dynamic work culture, driving innovation and allowing for the cross-pollination of ideas that results in groundbreaking technologies.

Conclusion

Thomas Matthew Ryle exemplifies the spirit of innovation within the realm of delivery management. With numerous patents to his name and a foundational role at Amazon Technologies, his contributions significantly impact the efficiency and efficacy of product delivery systems. As technology continues to evolve, Ryle's work serves as a testament to the potential for innovative solutions in everyday processes.

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