Christoph E Scheurich

6359643, Mar 19, 2002

Aug 31, 1998

09/144371

Sriram Visvanathan - San Jose CA
Oleg Rashkovskiy - Cupertino CA
Christoph Scheurich - Santa Cruz CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04N 5262

348 1414, 348220, 348222, 348559, 348552, 348722

A method provides for the signaling of a still image capture during video capture, the method including a step of receiving a still image frame capture command in a push model mechanism. The method also includes a step for capturing an image frame; and, modifying a set of bits in an image plane in the image frame; wherein the set of bits in the image plane indicates that the image frame is a still image frame. An apparatus for performing the method is also provided.

6665453, Dec 16, 2003

Mar 16, 1999

09/270395

Christoph Scheurich - Santa Cruz CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04N 718

382298, 358 12

A method and apparatus that provides a high resolution still image. The method includes receiving a plurality of images in which high resolution image are interspersed with low resolution images. When a still image command is received, a high resolution image is retrieved from the plurality of images to be displayed.

7356706, Apr 8, 2008

Sep 30, 2002

10/262040

Christoph E. Scheurich - Santa Cruz CA, US

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

H04K 9/00

713186, 382115, 382116

A security device restricting access to various machines, places or data, using a security device that is kept in close proximity to a portion of the body of a person and is activated to provide access to those machines, places or data to that person only when that person is confirmed to be a designated person, and which is automatically deactivated when it ceases to be in close proximity to that person's body.

20020126751, Sep 12, 2002

May 22, 1998

09/083601

CHRISTOPH E. SCHEURICH - SANTA CRUZ CA, US
SRIRAM VISVANATHAN - SAN JOSE CA, US
OLEG B. RASHKOVSKIY - CUPERTINO CA, US

H04N007/12

375/240020, 375/240000

A method for communicating between a camera and a computer includes determining whether it is possible to transmit data at a requested resolution and a requested frame rate. If not, the data is transmitted at an adjusted reduced resolution (a reduced resolution, for example).

20080211623, Sep 4, 2008

Feb 14, 2008

12/031311

CHRISTOPH E. SCHEURICH - Santa Cruz CA, US

G06F 7/04

340 52

A security device restricting access to various machines, places or data, using a security device that is kept in close proximity to a portion of the body of a person and is activated by an activation station to provide access to those machines, places or data to that person only when that person is confirmed to be an authorized person, and which is automatically deactivated when it ceases to be in close proximity to that person's body.

58482660, Dec 8, 1998

Jun 20, 1996

8/667072

Christoph Scheurich - Santa Cruz CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 108
G06F 1314

395558

A method and apparatus for adaptively transferring a time varying signal over a bus. According to the method, data representing the time varying signal by a specified digital representation is requested. A first number of data elements are transferred during a first time period, and an allocated bandwidth value representing a data transfer rate achieved in the transfer is then determined. The requested digital representation is subsequently adjusted according to the allocated bandwidth value. An apparatus of the present invention includes a processor and a host controller coupled to a processor bus. A source of digital values representing a time varying signal is coupled to the host controller. A memory coupled to the processor bus contains a data request routine for requesting digital values representing the time varying signal at a selected quality level. The memory also contains a data receipt routine, a plurality of data items received by the data receipt routine, a data item count, and an adjustment routine for comparing the value to an expected value determined by the selected quality level and for adjusting the selected quality level.

57219346, Feb 24, 1998

Jan 28, 1997

8/790275

Christoph E. Scheurich - Santa Cruz CA

Intel Corporation - Santa Clara CA

G06F 132
G06F 124

395750

An intelligent power strip circuit for providing automatic computer system power down features and for providing automatic restoration of power for the computer system. The intelligent power strip circuit may be used by conventional computer systems that do not have internal power management features to retrofit them to provide power conservation modes. The circuit is responsive to an incoming phone call and will provide automatic power on and system initialization to enable the computer system to respond to a call. The circuit is responsive to the keyboard, mouse, and other user interface devices (for automatic power up and conditional timed power off) because these devices are routed through the external circuit to the computer system. Peripherals and the CPU chassis of the computer system receive their AC power via the circuit and therefore may be automatically powered down under control of the CPU when appropriate. Programming logic operable on the computer system controls aspects of the power strip circuit.