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A drawing from Virtuix Holdings Patent No. 10,065,114 shows an example embodiment of a haptic feedback device. The newly granted patent is for a haptic glove for use in a virtual environment.
Dallas Invents: 76 Patents Granted for Week of Sept. 4
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Sep 12, 2018
Patents granted include Sherwin-Williams' color display system; Virtuix Holdings' haptic glove for use in a virtual environment; Astrapi's method for communicating using polynomial-based signals; and Barefoot Networks' hash table storing reduced search key.
by Alex Edwards |
Sep 10, 2018
The accelerator, which launched in Europe last year, guarantees $20,000 in grant funding and a six-month business optimization program.
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![A diagram from Capital One Services’ Patent No. 10062177 for the placement of augmented reality objects using a guide marker. [Illustration: Patent No. 10062177, Fig 1A, USPTO]](https://s24806.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Patent_970_CapitalOnePatent-No.-10062177_USPTO-360x203.png)
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Sep 5, 2018
Patents granted include Toyota’s vision assist systems, iWear Holdings’ methods for sending messages wirelessly from a garment, Galderma’s acne treatments, and Capital One’s placement of augmented reality objects.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 29, 2018
Patents granted include Essilor’s automated eyewear kiosk, IBM’s music recommendation engine, Omnitrac’s emergency stopping for autonomous commercial vehicles, Tesla’s renewable energy power generation system, and Shavelogic’s shaving system.
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An illustration from Gemmy Industries’ patent No. 10042237 demonstrates a projector that will have a body, control device, driving assembly and a light device. The image projected by the device will have a firework effect. [Fig 7 illustration: USPTO]
Dallas Invents: 86 Patents Granted for Week of Aug. 7
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Aug 15, 2018
Patents granted include AT&T’s method to detect and manage lip sync errors; IBM’s framework for analyzing information from a body camera; Gemmy Industries’ projector for an image with a firework effect; and Bank of America’s circuit board with “organic light emitting diode” light technology to help hearing or visually impaired users.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 7, 2018
Patents granted include Apple’s data function within an access gateway node; Dell’s credential sharing system including a pre-boot authentication; Daifuku’s automatic truck unloading robot; and IBM’s smart garment, such as a shirt, that identifies user changes.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Aug 1, 2018
Patents granted include Sam Houston State University’s personal hygiene assistant device to help impaired users put on deodorant; Emerson Spalding Phipps’ double layer helmet to reduce impact from force; Board of Regents at UT Austin’s therapy for treating “neural deficits” from multiple sclerosis; and Zodiac Seat’s car mounting assemblies for personal electronic devices.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jul 25, 2018
Patents granted include Toyota’s “intelligent earpiece” that gives social and environmental awareness; Facebook’s method for aggregating and distributing content based on location; Baylor Research Institute’s method for treating breast cancer with vaccines of dendritic cells; and Google’s method for "sending data to a wireless station."
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Rapper Busta Rhymes will serve as a coach and mentor for the new contest, “Blaze the Beat.” [PRNewsfoto/PepsiCo]
Doritos Blaze, Busta Rhymes Team for Hip-Hop Music Contest
by Lance Murray | Jul 17, 2018
The "Blaze the Beat" contest looks to give an aspiring hip-hop artist a "major breakthrough," with a $50,000 prize and an opportunity to perform at an upcoming music festival.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jul 11, 2018
Patents granted include Toyota’s steering wheel that illuminates via touch; AT&T’s electrical switch that generates signals through acoustic inputs; Frito-Lay’s method for removing part of a food product through an “abrasive stream”; and Conduent Business Services’ method to create a classifier that predicts a user’s personality type.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jul 4, 2018
Patents granted include the Board of Regents of the University of Texas System’s low-cost, mobile 3D point of estimation headset; Mary Kay’s method for topical skin care treatment using plant extracts; Roka Sports’ garment for aquatic sports to help improve performance; and Capital One’s system of using a bounding shape to place augmented reality objects.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jun 27, 2018
Patents granted include Nike’s golf club head with “impact-influencing” features; Futurewei Technologies’ increased spatial resolution for panoramic video; Harvard’s invention for regulating microRNA biogenesis that relates to helping prevent cancer; and Frito-Lay’s method for producing expanded nut kernels.
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An illustration from GXI Holdings' patent No. 9986684 depicts a system that allows the lawnmower to have larger blades that can still be easily handled. This is capable by maintaining the cutting blade's rates per minute at a legal speed.
Dallas Invents: 97 Patents Granted for Week of June 5
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report | Jun 13, 2018
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granted include GXI Holdings, LLC’s easy-to-use lawnmower with larger blades; Amazon’s thermal managing system for computing devices; Hulu’s video selecting system via diversity and relevance; and Jack Ten Suited’s new electronic card game apparatus.
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by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
Jun 6, 2018
Patents granted include IBM’s smart garment that can communicate to a receiver “at least one parameter” away; Bottle Rocket’s new interactive video viewing experience; Fossil’s design for a device that monitors activity; and Omnitrac’s advanced warning system for vehicles on the road.
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by Lance Murray |
Jun 5, 2018
From Fast Company honoring Jennifer Saenz to new top execs for Ben E. Keith Co., our roundup of personnel activity also includes a new hire at Topgolf.
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![An illustration from Micro-Gaming Ventures’ patent No. 9978218 depicts a method and system for micro-betting. The wager(s) can be managed and controlled remote from electronically placing the micro-bet(s) during a round of micro-betting, according to the patent documents. [Via USPTO]](https://s24806.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Screenshot-2018-05-29-17.22.03-360x203.png)
by Dallas Innovates | Staff Report |
May 30, 2018
Patents granted include Micro-Gaming Ventures’ system for micro-betting, Toyota’s device for traffic light detection, Syntilla Medical’s implantable head-mounted neurostimulation system for head pain, and IBM’s caller identity-based security.
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