Nisheeth K Gupta

20220351593, Nov 3, 2022

Apr 30, 2021

17/245141

- Carlsbad CA, US
Velabhai Bhedaru - San Jose CA, US
Dennis Aldover - Carlsbad CA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - San Jose CA, US
Jason Goldsmith - San Jose CA, US
Tom Doerr - El Granada CA, US

G08B 13/196

An electronic monitoring system has one or more imaging devices that can detect a triggering event based on motion and/or sound and that concurrently provide a push notification to a user device with a custom audio alert indicative of the one or more triggering events for quickly identifying the triggering without requiring the remote device to execute a dedicated application program. The custom audio alert portion of the push notification may provide various details of the triggering event, categorized as either a genus level triggering event and/or a species level triggering event, i.e., a subset of the genus level triggering event. The push notification can operate as a custom audio alert and a pop-up message which can be pushed to the device and broadcast or displayed via an operating system of the device.

20200279459, Sep 3, 2020

Feb 28, 2019

16/289302

- Carlsbad CA, US
Justin Maggard - Fremont CA, US
Dnyanesh Patil - Fremont CA, US
Dennis Aldover - Carlsbad CA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - Mountain View CA, US
Subramanian Ramamoorthy - San Jose CA, US

G08B 3/10
H04W 4/12
H04N 7/18
G06F 17/28
G10L 15/22
G10L 15/00
G10L 15/16
G10L 13/04

An electronic doorbell system can be configured to enable remote audio communications between a visitor at the doorbell and a user of a mobile computing device by exchanging speech-to-text and/or text-to-speech messages in real time. Audio captured by the visitor can be transcribed into text messages and sent to the user of the mobile device using a speech-to-text service. The user of the mobile device can send text messages to the doorbell for playback to the visitor by using a text-to-speech service. The system can also use artificial intelligence to detect the language spoken by the visitor for translating between a predetermined language of the user and the language of the visitor. The system can also include a camera for capturing video of the visitor for display to the mobile device simultaneous with exchanging text messages between the visitor and the user, such as during a live Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) communication.

20200280701, Sep 3, 2020

Feb 28, 2019

16/288981

- Carlsbad CA, US
Dnyanesh Patil - Fremont CA, US
Velabhai Bhedaru - San Jose CA, US
Rajinder Singh - San Jose CA, US
Justin Maggard - Fremont CA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - Mountain View CA, US

H04N 7/18
G08B 3/10
G08B 13/19
H04N 21/43

A system for electronic monitoring includes a doorbell configured to immediately call a user following the occurrence of a trigger event, such as a doorbell button push or detection of motion or sound. The system reduces latency by omitting push notifications to the user, which require the user to open an application program on a device, and instead proceeds to immediately call the user's device following the trigger event. The call can be a telephone call enabled by a wirelessly connected base station or hub making a Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) call to the user's mobile device. In one aspect, a video stream captured by a camera positioned separately from the doorbell (for providing an optimum viewing angle of a visitor) can be synchronized by the base station with an audio stream captured by a microphone of the doorbell for communicating a synchronized media stream near instantaneously to the user while the user returns an audio stream to the doorbell during a phone call.

20200280702, Sep 3, 2020

Feb 28, 2019

16/289183

- Carlsbad CA, US
Justin Maggard - Fremont CA, US
Dnyanesh Patil - Fremont CA, US
Dennis Aldover - Carlsbad CA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - Mountain View CA, US

H04N 7/18
G08B 3/10
G08B 13/19
H04N 21/43
G06N 3/04

An electronic doorbell system can be configured to allow simultaneous video and audio communication to a user on a computing device in which the video is provided by a camera that is selected from among multiple available cameras provided at different locations, while the audio is provided by a microphone of the doorbell system such as a microphone associated with the doorbell or a selected camera. User input can allow selection of one or more cameras. When multiple cameras are selected, the system can take an audio/video feed from the cameras in predetermined sequence or random sequence based on events observed by the system The camera could be selected by default, based on user input, and/or automatically using artificial intelligence. Selection by artificial intelligence could comprise, for example, selecting a camera based on a detected motion and/or sound, a captured image matching a predetermined image and/or a captured sound matching a predetermined sound.

20160344654, Nov 24, 2016

Aug 2, 2016

15/226253

- Arlington VA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - Palo Alto CA, US

H04L 12/911
H04W 28/02
H04L 12/24
H04W 16/28

A policy enforcer device may determine a value of multiple controls included on a control device. The multiple controls may be associated with zones of a facility. The policy enforcer device may determine, based on the values of the plurality of controls, relative amounts of bandwidth to allocate, of a total amount of available bandwidth, to the zones of the facility; and control one or more network devices to provide the determined amounts of bandwidth to the zones of the facility.

20150358239, Dec 10, 2015

Jun 6, 2014

14/298677

- Arlington VA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - Palo Alto CA, US

H04L 12/813

A policy enforcer device may determine a value of multiple controls included on a control device. The multiple controls may be associated with zones of a facility. The policy enforcer device may determine, based on the values of the plurality of controls, relative amounts of bandwidth to allocate, of a total amount of available bandwidth, to the zones of the facility; and control one or more network devices to provide the determined amounts of bandwidth to the zones of the facility.

20150321605, Nov 12, 2015

May 8, 2014

14/273203

- Arlington VA, US
Farooq Muzaffar - Palo Alto CA, US
Nisheeth Gupta - Palo Alto CA, US

VERIZON PATENT AND LICENSING INC. - Arlington VA

B60R 1/00
H04N 7/18

A server device may receive images of a vehicle from one or more camera devices implemented as part of a home monitoring or home control system and identify, based on the images, an anomaly associated with the vehicle. In some implementations, conditions under which the anomaly occurred may also be determined.

20150312394, Oct 29, 2015

Apr 25, 2014

14/262359

- Arlington VA, US
Nisheeth GUPTA - Palo Alto CA, US
Brian H. WHITTON - Ridgefield CT, US

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc. - Arlington VA

H04M 1/725
H05B 37/02

An approach for implementing an illumination device for interfacing with other illumination devices or user devices and for receiving and providing various services. The approach includes providing an interface to an illumination device, wherein the illumination device is configured to include a plurality of modules and wherein the plurality of modules includes at least an illumination module, a networking module, and a short range wireless communication module. The approach also includes receiving an input via the interface for specifying a service associated with the illumination device, wherein the service employs at least one of the illumination module, the networking module, and the short range wireless communication module. Further, the approach includes configuring the illumination device to provide the service based on the input.