Premkumar V Uppaluru

6400806, Jun 4, 2002

Apr 5, 1999

09/286194

Premkumar V. Uppaluru - Cupertino CA

VOIS Corporation - Foster City CA

H04M 164

379 8802, 379 8817

A system and method provides universal access to voice-based documents containing information formatted using MIME and HTML standards using customized extensions for voice information access and navigation. These voice documents are linked using HTML hyper-links that are accessible to subscribers using voice commands, touch-tone inputs and other selection means. These voice documents and components in them are addressable using HTML anchors embedding HTML universal resource locators (URLs) rendering them universally accessible over the Internet. This collection of connected documents forms a voice web. The voice web includes subscriber-specific documents including speech training files for speaker dependent speech recognition, voice print files for authenticating the identity of a user and personal preference and attribute files for customizing other aspects of the system in accordance with a specific subscriber.

6885736, Apr 26, 2005

Jan 25, 2002

10/057508

Premkumar V. Uppaluru - Cupertino CA, US

Nuance Communications - Menlo Park CA

H04M001/64

379 8817, 379 8802, 709219

A system and method provides universal access to voice-based documents containing information formatted using MIME and HTML standards using customized extensions for voice information access and navigation. These voice documents are linked using HTML hyper-links that are accessible to subscribers using voice commands, touch-tone inputs and other selection means. These voice documents and components in them are addressable using HTML anchors embedding HTML universal resource locators (URLs) rendering them universally accessible over the Internet. This collection of connected documents forms a voice web. The voice web includes subscriber-specific documents including speech training files for speaker dependent speech recognition, voice print files for authenticating the identity of a user and personal preference and attribute files for customizing other aspects of the system in accordance with a specific subscriber.

59150017, Jun 22, 1999

Nov 14, 1996

8/748943

Premkumar V. Uppaluru - Cupertino CA

Vois Corporation - Redwood City CA

H04M 164

379 8822

A system and method provides universal access to voice-based documents containing information formatted using MIME and HTML standards using customized extensions for voice information access and navigation. These voice documents are linked using HTML hyper-links that are accessible to subscribers using voice commands, touch-tone inputs and other selection means. These voice documents and components in them are addressable using HTML anchors embedding HTML universal resource locators (URLs) rendering them universally accessible over the Internet. This collection of connected documents forms a voice web. The voice web includes subscriber-specific documents including speech training files for speaker dependent speech recognition, voice print files for authenticating the identity of a user and personal preference and attribute files for customizing other aspects of the system in accordance with a specific subscriber.

57197865, Feb 17, 1998

Feb 3, 1993

8/013009

David L. Nelson - Framingham MA
Premkumar Uppaluru - North Andover MA
Pasquale Romano - Boston MA
Jeffrey L. Kleiman - Lexington MA

Novell, Inc. - Provo UT

G06K 1500

364514A

A computer-based media data processor for controlling transmission of digitized media data in a packet switching network. When the processor receives a request from a network client node for presentation of specified media data stream presentation unit sequences the processor in response retrieves media data from a corresponding media access location, determines the media data type of each presentation unit in the retrieved media data, and designates each retrieved presentation unit to a specific media data presentation unit sequence based on the media data type determination for that presentation unit. The processor then assembles a sequence of presentation descriptors for each of the specific presentation unit sequences, all presentation descriptors in an assembled sequence being of a common media data type, and then assembles transmission presentation unit packets each composed of at least a portion of a presentation descriptor and its media data, all presentation descriptors and media data in an assembled packet being of a common media data type. The assembled packets are then released for transmission via the network to the client processing node requesting presentation of the specified presentation unit sequences.