Calvin Lin, 52Rockville, MD

2020033, Oct 22, 2020

Jul 3, 2019

16/502078

- Farmington CT, US
Calvin K. Lin - San Marino CA, US

F01D 21/00
B64D 27/10
B64D 31/06
B64D 45/00
B64F 5/60
F01D 21/14
F02C 9/00

A communication adapter of a gas turbine engine of an aircraft includes a communication interface configured to wirelessly communicate with an offboard system and to communicate with an engine control of the gas turbine engine. The communication adapter also includes a memory system and processing circuitry configured to check for a change of an identifier associated with the engine control, check for a loss of a plurality of remote dynamic data recording parameters from the engine control, and pass a request to update the remote dynamic data recording parameters from the offboard system through the communication adapter to the engine control based on detecting the change of the identifier. The processing circuitry is further configured to reload an existing configuration of the remote dynamic data recording parameters at the engine control based on determining that the loss of the remote dynamic data recording parameters has occurred.

2020018, Jun 18, 2020

Dec 13, 2019

16/714047

- Santa Monica CA, US
Paul Kerby - Preston, GB
Calvin A. Lin - Los Angeles CA, US
John Hamill - Dublin, IE
Christopher T. Reynolds - North Vancouver, CA
Seok Lee - Epping, AU

A63F 13/73
A63F 13/837
A63F 13/30
A63F 13/803
A63F 13/35

The present specification describes systems and methods for filtering a video game user's match performance data or loadout data through validation mechanisms. For the performance data, the validated, signed performance data are written to a leaderboard service of the video gaming system. For the loadout data, the validated, signed performance loadout data are transmitted back to the client device and used when playing a game. Free computing and/or networking resources of the client game device are used as an intermediate between the client devices, validation services, and/or leaderboard services.

2019022, Jul 25, 2019

Jan 22, 2019

16/254365

- Santa Monica CA, US
Paul Kerby - Sherman Oaks CA, US
Calvin Lin - Los Angeles CA, US
Edward Alexander Hampton - Lake Balboa CA, US
Paul R. Haile - Los Angeles CA, US

A63F 13/60
A63F 13/573
A63F 13/493

Disclosed is a system and method of generating, for a given game map, an LOS catalog before gameplay and identifying a spawn location during gameplay based on the LOS catalog. For every unique pair of map nodes in a game map, the LOS catalog may indicate the minimum distance that must be traveled from a first map node of the pair to achieve LOS to a second map node of the pair, an identifier for the first map node, and an identifier for the second map node. When a gameplay session is initiated, the LOS catalog may be retrieved and used to identify relatively safe spawn points based on distances that must be traveled from enemy positions to achieve LOS to potential spawn points.

2019016, Jun 6, 2019

Dec 6, 2017

15/833055

- Santa Monica CA, US
Paul Kerby - Preston, GB
Calvin A. Lin - Los Angeles CA, US
John Hamill - Dublin, IE
Christopher T. Reynolds - North Vancouver, CA
Seok Lee - Epping, AU

A63F 13/73
A63F 13/35
A63F 13/837
A63F 13/30
A63F 13/803

The present specification describes systems and methods for filtering a video game user's match performance data or loadout data through validation mechanisms. For the performance data, the validated, signed performance data are written to a leaderboard service of the video gaming system. For the loadout data, the validated, signed performance loadout data are transmitted back to the client device and used when playing a game. Free computing and/or networking resources of the client game device are used as an intermediate between the client devices, validation services, and/or leaderboard services.

2019016, Jun 6, 2019

Dec 6, 2017

15/833064

- Santa Monica CA, US
Paul Kerby - Preston, GB
Calvin A. Lin - Los Angeles CA, US
John Hamill - Dublin, IE
Christopher T. Reynolds - North Vancouver, CA
Seok Lee - Epping, AU

A63F 13/792
A63F 13/35
A63F 13/30
A63F 13/95
A63F 13/80

The present specification describes systems and methods for filtering a video game user's match performance data or loadout data through validation mechanisms. For the performance data, the validated, signed performance data are written to a leaderboard service of the video gaming system. For the loadout data, the validated, signed performance loadout data are transmitted back to the client device and used when playing a game. Free computing and/or networking resources of the client game device are used as an intermediate between the client devices, validation services, and/or leaderboard services.

2017031, Nov 2, 2017

Apr 29, 2016

15/142468

- SANTA MONICA CA, US
Paul KERBY - SHERMAN OAKS CA, US
Calvin LIN - LOS ANGELES CA, US
Edward Alexander HAMPTON - LAKE BALBOA CA, US
Paul R. HAILE - LOS ANGELES CA, US

ACTIVISION PUBLISHING, INC. - SANTA MONICA CA

A63F 13/537

Disclosed is a system and method of generating, for a given game map, an LOS catalog before gameplay and identifying a spawn location during gameplay based on the LOS catalog. For every unique pair of map nodes in a game map, the LOS catalog may indicate the minimum distance that must be traveled from a first map node of the pair to achieve LOS to a second map node of the pair, an identifier for the first map node, and an identifier for the second map node. When a gameplay session is initiated, the LOS catalog may be retrieved and used to identify relatively safe spawn points based on distances that must be traveled from enemy positions to achieve LOS to potential spawn points.