Peter Brook

Systems And Methods For Fast Video Capture And Sensor Adjustment

Application

#2018012 May 3, 2018

Filed

Nov 1, 2017

Inventor

Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA)

Appl. No.

15/801064

Assignee

Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA)

International Classification

H04N 5/235, H04N 5/232

Abstract

Systems, methods, devices, media, and instructions are described for fast video sensor adjustment. In one embodiment, a portable electronic device with image capturing capabilities automatically captures a first plurality of frames upon selection of an input button while sensors of the device are determining camera settings for the environment. The first plurality of frames are captured using different automatic bracketing settings. Once the camera settings are determined, a second plurality of images are captured using the determined camera settings. One or more of the first plurality of images are used along with the second plurality of images for a video file. The one or more images may be selected based on a match between certain of the automatic bracketing settings and the final camera settings.

Fast Video Capture And Sensor Adjustment

Application

#2019037 Dec 12, 2019

Filed

Aug 26, 2019

Inventor

Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA)

Appl. No.

16/551190

Assignee

Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA)

International Classification

H04N 5/235, H04N 5/225, H04N 5/232

Abstract

Systems, methods, devices, media, and instructions are described for fast video sensor adjustment. In one embodiment, a portable electronic device with image capturing capabilities automatically captures a first plurality of frames upon selection of an input button while sensors of the device are determining camera settings for the environment. The first plurality of frames are captured using different automatic bracketing settings. Once the camera settings are determined, a second plurality of images are captured using the determined camera settings. One or more of the first plurality of images are used along with the second plurality of images for a video file. The one or more images may be selected based on a match between certain of the automatic bracketing settings and the final camera settings.

Wearable Satellite Receiver With Reduced Power Consumption

Application

#2022037 Nov 24, 2022

Filed

Aug 5, 2022

Inventor

Russell Douglas Patton (Playa Vista, CA) · Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA) · Dunxu Hu (Venice, CA)

Appl. No.

17/817725

Assignee

Russell Douglas Patton (Playa Vista, CA) · Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA) · Dunxu Hu (Venice, CA)

International Classification

H04N 5/232, G06F 1/3287, G06F 1/16, H04N 5/76, H04W 4/02, H04W 52/02

Abstract

Systems and methods for determining a location of a wearable electronic device are disclosed. In some aspects, the device includes a position acquisition device and an accelerometer. A hardware processor included in the device may be configured to generally maintain the position acquisition device in a low power state to save power. When a video or image is captured, it may tag the video or image with first location information. Given the inoperative position acquisition device, a current location may not be known. In some aspects, in response to a need for location information, measurements from an accelerometer may be stored. The position acquisition device may also be transitioned to an operative state, and after some time delay, a second location determined. In some aspects, the location of the capture may then be obtained based on the acceleration measurements and the second location.

Circuits And Methods For Wearable Device Charging And Wired Control

Application

#2018010 Apr 12, 2018

Filed

Oct 12, 2017

Inventor

Nicholas Larson (Playa Vista, CA) · Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA) · Russell Douglas Patton (Marina Del Rey, CA) · Miran Alhaideri (Los Angeles, CA) · Zhihao Hong (Marina Del Rey, CA)

Appl. No.

15/782575

Assignee

Nicholas Larson (Playa Vista, CA) · Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA) · Russell Douglas Patton (Marina Del Rey, CA) · Miran Alhaideri (Los Angeles, CA) · Zhihao Hong (Marina Del Rey, CA)

International Classification

H01R 13/62, H02J 7/04, H02J 7/00, H02J 7/34, G02C 5/14

Abstract

Methods and devices for wired charging and communication with a wearable device are described. In one embodiment, a symmetrical contact interface comprises a first contact pad and a second contact pad, and particular wired circuitry is coupled to the first and second contact pads to enable charging as well as receive and transmit communications via the contact pads as part of various device states.

High Ratio Fluid Control

Application

#2019029 Sep 26, 2019

Filed

Jun 11, 2019

Inventor

JOHN NEWTON (Vero Beach, FL) · Peter Brook (Micco, FL) · Dustin Hartsfield (Sebastian, FL) · Michael Cheney (Vero Beach, FL) · Gillian Callaghan (Vero Beach, FL)

Appl. No.

16/437610

Assignee

GATE CFV SOLUTIONS, INC. (Sebastian, FL)

International Classification

B67D 1/12, B01F 3/08, G05D 11/03, B67D 1/00

Abstract

Examples disclosed herein relate to a dispensing device including a syrup unit which transmits via one or more orifices one or more syrups and water to a dispensing block, a syrup source coupled to the syrup unit which provides the one or more syrups to the syrup unit, a water source which provides water to the syrup unit, and a cf valve coupled to a first orifice upstream of a solenoid valve where the cf valve provides a first range of pressures to the solenoid valve and where the first orifice is coupled to the dispensing block.

Wearable Satellite Receiver With Reduced Power Consumption

Application

#2021010 Apr 8, 2021

Filed

Dec 17, 2020

Inventor

Russell Douglas Patton (Marina del Rey, CA) · Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA) · Dunxu Hu (Venice, CA)

Appl. No.

17/125176

Assignee

Russell Douglas Patton (Marina del Rey, CA) · Peter Brook (Marina del Rey, CA) · Dunxu Hu (Venice, CA)

International Classification

H04N 5/232, G06F 1/3287, H04N 5/76, G06F 1/16, H04W 52/02, H04W 4/02

Abstract

Systems and methods for determining a location of a wearable electronic device are disclosed. In some aspects, the device includes a position acquisition device and an accelerometer. A hardware processor included in the device may be configured to generally maintain the position acquisition device in a low power state to save power. When a video or image is captured, it may tag the video or image with first location information. Given the inoperative position acquisition device, a current location may not be known. In some aspects, in response to a need for location information, measurements from an accelerometer may be stored. The position acquisition device may also be transitioned to an operative state, and after some time delay, a second location determined. In some aspects, the location of the capture may then be obtained based on the acceleration measurements and the second location.