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Jasdeep S. Chugh, Renton, WA US
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| 20100235621 | METHOD OF SECURELY PAIRING DEVICES WITH AN ACCESS POINT FOR AN IP-BASED WIRELESS NETWORK - A wireless access point and method of using a wireless access point to allow a user to use a pre-determined security key provided with the access point or a personal security key that is provided by the user. The access point is purchased with a pre-determined security key. A user of the access point may press a pairing button on the access point to automatically pair other devices with the access point using the pre-determined security key. A label with a passphrase that corresponds to the pre-determined security key is provided with the access point, allowing the user to manually enter the passphrase into devices that cannot automatically pair with the access point. The wireless access point also has a “security on/off” button. When the user presses the security on/off button, the access point may cease use of the pre-determined security key in favor of a personal security key. | 09-16-2010 |
| 20100316209 | COMMUNICATION ACCEPTANCE TIME EXTENDER - A communication system allows a receiving party to request additional time to accept a communication. A telecommunications device of a receiving party detects when the receiving party has indicated a desire for an extended period of time in which to accept an incoming communication. A message is sent to a network communications processor that indicates the receiving party has requested additional time to accept. The network communications processor then processes the communication by resetting or extending a communications availability period associated with the incoming communication. | 12-16-2010 |
Kevin Chugh, East Aurora, NY US
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| 20100318669 | Human Interactive Proof System and Apparatus that Enables Public Contribution of Challenges for Determining Whether an Agent is a Computer or a Human - This patent describes a human, crowdsourced spambot prevention system that is an alternative to CAPTCHA, and is easy for humans to solve but difficult for bots. Humans submit challenges in the form of pictures and questions and answers that reference those images, and as a reward, when those challenges are presented to user agents, the submitter's link is presented as well, with the intent that there is value for a submitter to have his or her link presented to users. | 12-16-2010 |
Mohit Chugh, San Francisco, CA US
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| 20110247059 | Methods and Apparatus for Role-Based Shared Access Control to a Protected System Using Reusable User Identifiers - Methods and apparatus are provided for role-based shared access control to a protected system using reusable user identifiers while maintaining individual accountability. Role-based access control is provided for a protected system by receiving a request from an end user to access a given protected system; determining a role of the end user for the access to the given protected system; receiving a privileged reusable user identifier and password for the given protected system and role; and providing the privileged reusable user identifier and password to the given protected system on behalf of the end user. Role-based access control is also provided for a protected system by receiving a request to verify an end user requesting access to a given protected system; determining a role of the end user for the access to the given protected system; and providing a privileged reusable user identifier and password for the given protected system and role. A status of the privileged reusable user identifier and password can optionally be maintained. One or more events associated with the privileged reusable user identifier and password can be logged and investigated. | 10-06-2011 |
Mukesh K. Chugh, Natick, MA US
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| 20090019416 | CUSTOMIZABLE SYNTHESIS OF TUNABLE PARAMETERS FOR CODE GENERATION - An apparatus, method and/or computer readable media automatically generate hardware description language (HDL) code. A design environment is configured to receive a hardware design, the hardware design including a plurality of numerical parameters. A user interface (UI) accepts a designation of a first numerical parameter as a tunable numerical parameter. An HDL code generator detects the designation and instantiates a memory structure to store the first numerical parameter. The HDL code generator also configures an interface of a module of the hardware design to receive a value of the first numerical parameter, and instantiates one or more structures internal to the module to utilize the first numerical parameter. The HDL code generator also determines a second numerical parameter has not been designated as a tunable numerical parameter, in response, instantiates one or more structures to maintain the second numerical parameter as a hard-coded numerical parameter. | 01-15-2009 |
Ravi Kumar Chugh, La Jolla, CA US
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| 20110185345 | Type-Preserving Compiler for Security Verification - Described is a source program code language that facilitates the association of security proofs obtained from a solver (e.g., a Z3 theorem prover) with the program code. The code may include affine types, dependent types and/or refinement types. A derefinement procedure replaces each refinement type with a dependent pair type corresponding to the proof. A target code type checker verifies the target code with respect to the security policies. If verified as complying with security policy, a verified program corresponding to the translated program may then be installed and run. | 07-28-2011 |
Samarth Chugh, Germantown, MD US
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| 20120044298 | THERMALLY STABLE OLEOPHOBIC LOW ADHESION COATING FOR INKJET PRINTHEAD FRONT FACE - A coating for an ink jet printhead front face, wherein the coating comprises a oleophobic low adhesion coating. When the oleophobic low adhesion coating is disposed on an ink jet printhead front face surface, jetted drops of ultra-violet gel ink or jetted drops of solid ink exhibit a contact angle greater than 45° and a low sliding angle of less than about 30°. In embodiments, the oleophobic low adhesion coating is thermally stable wherein the surface contact angle and sliding angle show little degradation after the coating is subjected to high temperatures in a range between 180° and 320° or thereabout and high pressures in a range between 100 psi and 400 psi or thereabout during printhead fabrication and manufacturing. | 02-23-2012 |
Shruti Chugh, San Jose, CA US
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| 20090259538 | Network-based rebate system - An online rebate system is disclosed. The online rebate system allows purchasers of products to gain nearly immediate determinations of whether they are eligible for any rebates. In one embodiment, a purchaser can provide a transaction identifier for a prior purchase transaction to the online rebate system, and then the online rebate system can examine the transaction, including the products purchased, to determine in near real-time whether the purchaser is entitled to a rebate. If the purchaser is entitled to a rebate, payment for such rebate can be automatically initiated. In the event the purchaser is not entitled to a rebate, the purchaser can be so notified. | 10-15-2009 |
| 20100070361 | Network-Based Credit System - An online credit system is disclosed. The online credit system allows purchasers (requesters) to request and receive credit (e.g., store credit) for prior purchases of qualifying products. The credit can made available to purchasers as an electronic credit voucher. Through online interaction with the online credit system, a purchaser is able to be informed in near real-time whether a particular prior purchase qualifies for an offered credit. The online credit system can also enforce credit eligibility rules so that only certain prior purchases of certain products are able to receive a credit. The online credit system can also incorporate techniques to mitigate or prevent fraudulent attempts to access such credit. In one embodiment, the products qualifying for credit are wireless electronic devices, such as mobile telephones. | 03-18-2010 |
Sumant S. Chugh, Mountain Brook, AL US
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| 20110301103 | Methods of Treatment - The present disclosure provides a biochemical basis of nephrotic syndrome and provides and explanation for the observed proteinuria and other effects. As a result, the present disclosure provides method for treating and/or preventing nephrotic syndrome as well as methods of alleviating symptoms associated with nephrotic syndrome. The present disclosure further provides methods for reducing proteinuria in nephrotic syndrome and other disease states as discussed herein. | 12-08-2011 |
Sumeet S. Chugh, Los Angeles, CA US
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| 20100129292 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR NONINVASIVE QUANTITATIVE DETECTION OF FIBROSIS IN THE HEART - Embodiments provide a noninvasive quantitative method for detecting extent and/or types of fibrosis in the heart. In embodiments, information pertaining to the extent and/or types of fibrosis may aid in the diagnosis of specific cardiac diseases and heart failure and/or may assist in determining suitable treatment options. Embodiments provide methods and apparatuses for determining the extent of fibrosis in viable and nonviable myocardium, which may then be correlated to heart disease and failure. Thus, in an embodiment, a method of screening individuals for the purpose of heart disease or heart failure prevention may be provided using the detection methodology described herein. | 05-27-2010 |
Yogesh Chugh, Fremont, CA US
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| 20090313084 | USER SELECTABLE GAME INFORMATION ASSOCIATED WITH AN ASSET - Systems, apparatus and methods for interacting with a virtual world being displayed on a video display are described. The virtual world includes user selectable tagged images. The tagged images are related to an asset and can include a redemption feature that can be used when acquiring the asset. A user interacting with a game console can select the tagged images. Upon selection of the tagged image the game console can communicate information related to the tagged image, the related asset and/or the redemption feature to a mobile device. The tagged images can also be associated with distribution rules that can be evaluated to determine when and to whom to distribute digital coupons associated with the tagged images. | 12-17-2009 |
Yoginder P. Chugh, Murphysboro, IL US
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| 20110250023 | ENGINEERED METAL CRIB FOR USE AS A SUPPORT STRUCTURE - This invention provides improvements through an engineered metal crib element for construction of cribs in mines to provide support between two surfaces and use of crib elements to construct cribs. The engineered metal crib element consists of a center elongate structural element and at least two outer load carrying steel members. The outer load carrying members may be composed of solid or hollow metal with one or more reinforcements within each load carrying member. Each outer load carrying member is attached to the center elongate element at the distal ends of the elongate structural element. The crib structure may be constructed by superimposing only these steel crib elements in 2×2 layers, 2×3 layers, 3×3 layers or in any other suitable layering system. The engineered metal crib elements are lightweight, have controllable higher stiffness and load carrying capacity than current wooden cribs, have engineered plastic yielding characteristics and allow much lower resistance to air flow in underground mine roadways. | 10-13-2011 |
Yoginder Paul Chugh, Murphysboro, IL US
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| 20100221073 | Engineered composite wooden crib for use as a mine support - This invention provides improvements through 1) a composite, engineered wooden support element for construction of cribs in mines to provide support between two surfaces, 2) use of support elements to construct cribs, and 3) a wedge system to provide substantial sustained preload on a crib. The wooden support element consists of a center elongate element wherein the wood grain runs transversely to the crib element loading direction, and at least two outer plate elements wherein the wood grain runs axially with the crib element loading direction. Each outer plate element is attached to a surface of the center elongate element using fastening means and the outer plate element wood grain direction is aligned transversely to the grain direction in the center elongate element. The crib structure may be constructed by superimposing only these support elements in 2×2 layers or in conjunction with solid prismatic wooden elements. A wooden wedge system with relatively low angle surface and with wood grain running axially is utilized to apply vertical preload. Due to high stiffness of the wedge in the axial direction, a substantial vertical preload can be applied and sustained to make cribbing structure a more efficient load carrying structure. The wooden support elements are lightweight, have controllable higher stiffness and load carrying capacity than current cribs, engineered yielding characteristics and allow much lower resistance to air flow in underground mine roadways. | 09-02-2010 |
| 20120018544 | WATER SPRAYS FOR DUST CONTROL ON MINING MACHINES - This invention refers to innovative water sprays applications to significantly improve coal and quartz dust control around a continuous miner Significant dust control is achieved through utilizing different types of sprays at locations on the top and sides of the miner chassis to create water curtains or shrouds of water around zones of high dust concentration and zones of high concentration dust transport. This is called “multiple lines of defense” spray system (MLD.) This invention also provides a method of reducing dust around a continuous miner by configuring a spray system, located at the top or sides of the cutter boom, thereby improving control of respirable dust. | 01-26-2012 |