Min Y Yang

20210089548, Mar 25, 2021

Dec 10, 2020

17/118346

- Mountain View CA, US
Joseph Linn - Mountain View CA, US
Yuling Liang - Sunnyvale CA, US
Carsten Steinebach - El Cerrito CA, US
Wei Lwun Lu - Sunnyvale CA, US
Dong Hyun Kim - San Fransisco CA, US
James Kunz - Los Altos CA, US
Lauren Koepnick - Mountain View CA, US
Min Yang - San Jose CA, US

G06F 16/2457
G06N 20/00
G06F 16/335
G06F 16/9535
G06N 5/04

A computing system is described that determines, based on user-initiated actions performed by a group of computing devices, an intent of a search using a particular search query received from a computing device. The computing system adjusts, based on the intent, at least a particular portion of search results obtained from the search using the search query by emphasizing information that satisfies the intent. The computing system sends, to the computing device, an indication of the adjusted search results.

20180336200, Nov 22, 2018

May 18, 2017

15/598580

- Mountain View CA, US
Joseph Linn - Mountain View CA, US
Yuling Liang - Sunnyvale CA, US
Carsten Steinebach - El Cerrito CA, US
Wei Lwun Lu - Sunnyvale CA, US
Dong Hyun Kim - San Fransisco CA, US
James Kunz - Los Altos CA, US
Lauren Koepnick - Mountain View CA, US
Min Yang - San Jose CA, US

G06F 17/30
G06N 5/04
G06N 99/00

A computing system is described that determines, based on user-initiated actions performed by a group of computing devices, an intent of a search using a particular search query received from a computing device. The computing system adjusts, based on the intent, at least a particular portion of search results obtained from the search using the search query by emphasizing information that satisfies the intent. The computing system sends, to the computing device, an indication of the adjusted search results.

20150341785, Nov 26, 2015

May 22, 2014

14/285243

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Yongjian Wu - Saratoga CA, US
Min Yang - Los Altos CA, US
Erik Shreve - Dallas TX, US
Andrew Rissing - Allen TX, US
Jun Yang - Valencia CA, US
Thanh Tieu - Simi Valley CA, US
Mostafa Sadeghi - Los Angeles CA, US

Pacesetter, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

H04W 12/04
A61N 1/36
A61N 1/372

A system and method are provided for initiating a secured bi-directional communication session with an implantable medical device. The system and method include configuring a pulse generator (PG) device and an external device to establish a communication link there between through a wireless protocol with a defined bonding procedure. The system and method also include transmitting a static identification and dynamic seed from the PG device through a dedicated advertisement channel to the external device and generating a passkey from a pre-defined algorithm based on the dynamic seed and a static identification. Further, the system and method include starting the defined bonding procedure.

20150065047, Mar 5, 2015

Aug 28, 2013

14/012634

- Los Gatos CA, US
Chao-Wen Young - Cupertino CA, US
Jun Yang - Valencia CA, US
Reza Shahandeh - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Thanh Tieu - Simi Valley CA, US
Min Yang - Los Altos CA, US

Pacesette, Inc. - Los Gatos CA

A61N 1/372
H04W 4/00
A61N 1/36

455 412

Techniques are provided for use with implantable medical devices or trial medical devices for wirelessly connecting the devices to external instruments such as tablet computers or smartphones. In an example where the medical device is an implantable neurostimulator, the neurostimulator passively detects wireless wake-up signals generated by the external instrument, i.e. the neurostimulator “sniffs” for advertisement signals generated by the external instrument. In response to passive detection of a wake-up signal, the implantable neurostimulator determines if a response is warranted and, if so, the neurostimulator activates its wireless transmission components to transmit an acknowledgement signal to the external instrument so as to complete a wake-up and handshake protocol. In this manner, power consumption within the implantable device (or within a similarly equipped trial medical device) can be reduced compared to devices that would otherwise periodically transmit advertisement signals even when no external mobile instrument is present.

20150057717, Feb 26, 2015

Aug 23, 2013

13/974464

- Sunnyvale CA, US
Eric Husky - Mountain View CA, US
David Doudna - Sunnyvale CA, US
Chao-wen Young - Cupertino CA, US
Min Yang - Los Altos CA, US
Robert Romano - Uppsala, SE
Tommy Akkila - Jafallo, SE
Goran Budgifvars - Spanga, SE
Eduardo Serrano - Valencia CA, US

Pacesetter, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA

A61N 1/37

607 30

An implantable medical device (IMD) may include a communication module, a therapy control module, a firmware control module, and a service application. The communication module is configured to wirelessly communicate over an RF link with an external device. The therapy control module is configured to deliver therapy to the patient, and may include a reprogrammable therapy logic circuit configured to operate the therapy control module in a reprogrammable mode of operation, and base-therapy state machine (BTSM) logic circuit configured to operate the therapy control module in a base therapy mode of operation. The firmware control module may include CPU and a memory. The service application may be stored in the memory. The firmware control module is configured to launch the service application, and the BTSM logic circuit provides a base level of sensing and pacing therapy while the communications module in parallel maintains the RF link with the external device.