Christopher P Cunningham

8566208, Oct 22, 2013

Sep 13, 2012

13/615352

Christopher J. Cunningham - La Jolla CA, US
Matthew D. Kojis - San Diego CA, US

Leadfusion Incorporated - San Diego CA

G06Q 40/00

705 36R, 705 35

Disclosed are computer-implemented systems and software comprising a software module configured to provide financial product education, research, and recommendation tools, the tools operating in a self-service mode adapted for use by a consumer; a software module configured to provide the financial product education, research, and recommendation tools, the tools operating in a collaboration mode, the collaboration mode comprising a sales overlay adapted for use by a sales representative; and a software module configured to generate a unique code for the consumer, the code providing persistence of state and data information between the self-service mode and the collaboration mode across locations and interfaces without authentication. Also disclosed are methods of making and using the same.

20080221976, Sep 11, 2008

Mar 7, 2008

12/074886

Stephen P. Henrie - San Diego CA, US
Christopher J. Cunningham - La Jolla CA, US
David Paul Winterbourne - Tucson AZ, US
Matthew Robert Olsen - Tucson AZ, US

G06Q 99/00
G06Q 40/00

705 10

A web-based method for customer lead generation employing a system of need-based calculators which when chosen by a consumer identify a product or service need without the consumer having to actively do so. The user-specific calculators provide the consumer with calculations to be considered for a specific product or service being considered for purchase. Data entry windows in the calculator provide the consumer input positions for data needed for the calculations and concurrently capture data for a potential vendor to employ in making a bid. The consumer thereby identifies a need for a product or service and provides data for use in providing that service that may be forwarded to vendors.

20110240861, Oct 6, 2011

Mar 30, 2011

13/076162

Charles G. Stevens - Danville CA, US
Joseph W. Tringe - Walnut Creek CA, US
Christopher Thomas Cunningham - Livermore CA, US

LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL SECURITY, LLC - Livermore CA

G01J 5/02

25033901, 250340

In one embodiment, a heterodyne detection system for detecting light includes a first input aperture adapted for receiving first light from a scene input, a second input aperture adapted for receiving second light from a local oscillator input, a broadband local oscillator adapted for providing the second light to the second input aperture, a dispersive element adapted for dispersing the first light and the second light, and a final condensing lens coupled to an infrared detector. The final condensing lens is adapted for concentrating incident light from a primary condensing lens onto the infrared detector, and the infrared detector is a square-law detector capable of sensing the frequency difference between the first light and the second light. More systems and methods for detecting light are described according to other embodiments.

20130235069, Sep 12, 2013

Sep 27, 2012

13/629428

Timothy D. Cherna - San Francisco CA, US
Garrett M. Johnson - San Francisco CA, US
Christopher R. Cunningham - Sunnyvale CA, US

APPLE INC. - Cupertino CA

G09G 5/02

345594, 345593

A non-transitory machine readable medium that a computer program for performing a color balance operation on color values of an image represented in a color space is described. The computer program receives a selection of a location on the image that includes several pixels. Each of the several pixels of the image includes a set of color values. Based on a set of color values of a set of pixels that corresponds to the selected location of the image, the computer program identifies a set of parameters for generating a color space transform that modifies the color space. The computer program then uses the color space transform to perform a color balance operation on the image.

20220219716, Jul 14, 2022

Jan 8, 2021

17/144441

- Pittsburgh PA, US
David Breeden - Belmont CA, US
Thomas Petroff - Gibsonia PA, US
Christopher Cunningham - Pittsburgh PA, US
Patrick Barone - San Francisco CA, US
Arek Sredzki - San Mateo CA, US
Neal Seegmiller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Xi Cai - San Jose CA, US

B60W 50/14
G06K 9/32
G06K 9/00
G08G 1/01
G08G 1/097

Vehicle driver assistance and warning systems that alert a driver of a vehicle to wrong-way driving and/or imminent traffic control measures (TCMs) are disclosed. The system will identify a region of interest around the vehicle, access a vector map that includes the region of interest, and extract lane segment data associated with lane segments that are within the region of interest. The system will analyze the lane segment data and the vehicle's direction of travel to determine whether motion of the vehicle indicates that either: (a) the vehicle is traveling in a wrong-way direction for its lane; or (b) the vehicle is within a minimum stopping distance to an imminent TCM in its lane. When the system detects either condition, it will cause a driver warning system of the vehicle to output a driver alert.

20230054145, Feb 23, 2023

Oct 28, 2022

17/976582

- Pittsburgh PA, US
David Breeden - Belmont CA, US
Thomas Petroff - Gibsonia PA, US
Christopher Cunningham - Pittsburgh PA, US
Patrick Barone - San Francisco CA, US
Arek Sredzki - San Mateo CA, US
Neal Seegmiller - Pittsburgh PA, US
Xi Cai - San Jose CA, US

B60W 50/14
G08G 1/01
G08G 1/097
G06V 10/25
G06V 20/56

Methods, systems, and computer program products for navigating a vehicle are disclosed. The methods include extracting lane segment data associated with lane segments of a vector map that are within a region of interest, and analyzing the lane segment data and a heading of the vehicle to determine whether motion of the vehicle satisfies a condition. The condition can be associated with (i) an association between the heading of the vehicle and a direction of travel of a lane that corresponds to the current location of the vehicle and/or (ii) a minimum stopping distance to an imminent traffic control measure in the lane that corresponds to the current location of the vehicle. When the motion does not satisfy the condition, the methods include causing the vehicle to perform a motion correction.

20190280999, Sep 12, 2019

May 30, 2019

16/426288

- Menlo Park CA, US
Ian McIntyre Silber - San Francisco CA, US
Christopher Cunningham - Redwood City CA, US
Ryan Jacob Gomba - San Francisco CA, US

H04L 12/58
G06F 3/0484
G06F 3/0488

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can transmit at least a media content item to a recipient device. A response can be received from the recipient device. At least the media content item can be obscured to produce an obscured media content item. The response and the obscured media content item can be presented. The response can overlay the obscured media content item.

20190130539, May 2, 2019

Mar 6, 2018

15/913264

- San Francisco CA, US
Christopher Cunningham - Redwood City CA, US
Jonathan Denby - San Francisco CA, US

G06T 5/00
G06F 3/0488
H04N 5/232

In some implementations, a 360-degree camera includes two wide-angle lenses that provide a spherical view of a scene. The 360-degree camera is configured to be connected to a computing device (e.g., a smart phone) for rendering the captured images. In some implementations, the camera lenses in the 360-degree camera are wide-angle lenses (e.g., 208) and corrections are performed to the projection of the D video data into a planar view to adjust the fisheye effect. A fisheye mapping function is selected that improves the distribution of sampling rays to present a natural view without blurred areas.