This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Apple Inc.. Active years: 2020.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2020
Title: Vishnu Konda: Inventor of Natural-Language Query Technology.
Introduction
Vishnu Konda is an inventor based in Campbell, California, and works at Apple Inc. His patent work includes technology for translating natural-language questions into structured database queries.
Latest Patents
Konda is associated with 1 patent, titled “Converting Natural Language Input to Structured Queries.” The technology receives a question expressed in natural language, identifies and scores candidate entities, and selects the entity with the highest score. It then uses a context-free grammar to convert the question into a structured query and classifies that query by its expected answer type. The system queries a database containing knowledge-graph information and presents an answer based on the results.
Career Highlights
Konda’s patent describes a process that connects everyday language with structured data retrieval. By combining entity selection, grammar-based query conversion, and answer-type classification, the technology is designed to help users obtain answers from databases using natural-language questions.
Collaborations
Konda’s listed coworkers include Chetan V Kale and Gang Xiang. His work at Apple Inc. places this invention within a company environment focused on developing technology and information systems.
Conclusion
Vishnu Konda’s patent highlights an approach to making database searches more accessible by converting natural-language questions into structured queries and returning answers informed by knowledge-graph data.
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