Carl A Cepress, 411484 Chukar Ct, Sunnyvale, CA 94087

2022032, Oct 13, 2022

Jun 27, 2022

17/850327

- McLean VA, US
Makiko Taniguchi - San Francisco CA, US
Dan Makoski - Palo Alto CA, US
Lin Yang - San Francisco CA, US
Carl Cepress - Mountain View CA, US
Austin Anderson - San Francisco CA, US
Jason Deperro - Burlingame CA, US
Elwin Ching Yee Ong - San Francisco CA, US

Capital One Services, LLC - McLean VA

G06K 19/077
B32B 37/00
B32B 37/18

The disclosed embodiments generally relate to transaction card constructions, and particularly, to a two-piece transaction card construction. Disclosed embodiments include a generally planar first card component including a first surface and a generally planar second card component including a second surface wherein the first card component is separate from the second card component. In disclosed embodiments, for example, the generally planar first card component and the generally planar second card component may be configured such that one forms a cavity and the other forms an inlay component configured to be seated within the cavity. In other embodiments the generally planar first card component and the generally planar second card component may be configured such that one forms a container and the other forms a lid configured to close the container.

2021012, Apr 29, 2021

Dec 31, 2020

17/139109

- McLean VA, US
Makiko Taniguchi - San Francisco CA, US
Dan Makoski - Palo Alto CA, US
Lin Yang - San Francisco CA, US
Carl Cepress - Mountain View CA, US
Austin Anderson - San Francisco CA, US
Jason Deperro - Burlingame CA, US
Elwin Ching Yee Ong - San Francisco CA, US

Capital One Services, LLC. - McLean VA

G06K 19/077
B32B 37/00
B32B 37/18

The disclosed embodiments generally relate to transaction card constructions, and particularly, to a two-piece transaction card construction. Disclosed embodiments include a generally planar first card component including a first surface and a generally planar second card component including a second surface wherein the first card component is separate from the second card component. In disclosed embodiments, for example, the generally planar first card component and the generally planar second card component may be configured such that one forms a cavity and the other forms an inlay component configured to be seated within the cavity. In other embodiments the generally planar first card component and the generally planar second card component may be configured such that one forms a container and the other forms a lid configured to close the container.

2020029, Sep 17, 2020

May 29, 2020

16/887933

- McLean VA, US
Makiko Taniguchi - San Francisco CA, US
Dan Makoski - Palo Alto CA, US
Lin Yang - San Francisco CA, US
Carl Cepress - Mountain View CA, US
Austin Anderson - San Francisco CA, US
Jason Deperro - San Mateo CA, US

Capital One Services, LLC - McLean VA

G06Q 20/34
G06Q 20/40
G07F 7/08

Systems and methods are provided for activating a function of an account card based on physical devices interactions such as a motion pattern detected by the account card. In some embodiments, the account card may include one or more sensors and processing capabilities sufficient to store a motion pattern, detect a motion pattern representing movement of the account card, compare the detected motion pattern to the stored motion pattern, and activate one or more functions of the account card based on the comparison. In some embodiments, the one or more functions may relate to account information communication, such as writing a magnetic stripe, unblocking a magnetic stripe, activating a near field communication chip, displaying an account number, providing power to an antenna, or otherwise enabling communication of the account number based on the capabilities of the card.

2020022, Jul 16, 2020

Mar 31, 2020

16/835673

- McLean VA, US
Makiko Taniguchi - San Francisco CA, US
Dan Makoski - Palo Alto CA, US
Lin Yang - San Francisco CA, US
Carl Cepress - Mountain View CA, US
Austin Anderson - San Francisco CA, US
Jason Deperro - Burlingame CA, US
Elwin Ching Yee Ong - San Francisco CA, US

Capital One Services, LLC. - McLean VA

G06K 19/077
B32B 37/00
B32B 37/18

The disclosed embodiments generally relate to transaction card constructions, and particularly, to a two-piece transaction card construction. Disclosed embodiments include a generally planar first card component including a first surface and a generally planar second card component including a second surface wherein the first card component is separate from the second card component. In disclosed embodiments, for example, the generally planar first card component and the generally planar second card component may be configured such that one forms a cavity and the other forms an inlay component configured to be seated within the cavity. In other embodiments the generally planar first card component and the generally planar second card component may be configured such that one forms a container and the other forms a lid configured to close the container.

2020017, Jun 4, 2020

Feb 6, 2020

16/783303

- McLean VA, US
Makiko Taniguchi - San Francisco CA, US
Dan Makoski - Palo Alto CA, US
Lin Yang - San Francisco CA, US
Carl Cepress - Mountain View CA, US
Austin Anderson - San Francisco CA, US
Jason Deperro - San Mateo CA, US

Capital One Services, LLC - McLean VA

G06Q 20/34
G06Q 20/40
G07F 7/08

Systems and methods are provided for activating a function of an account card based on physical devices interactions such as a motion pattern detected by the account card. In some embodiments, the account card may include one or more sensors and processing capabilities sufficient to store a motion pattern, detect a motion pattern representing movement of the account card, compare the detected motion pattern to the stored motion pattern, and activate one or more functions of the account card based on the comparison. In some embodiments, the one or more functions may relate to account information communication, such as writing a magnetic stripe, unblocking a magnetic stripe, activating a near field communication chip, displaying an account number, providing power to an antenna, or otherwise enabling communication of the account number based on the capabilities of the card.

2020011, Apr 9, 2020

Oct 8, 2019

16/596711

- Mountain View CA, US
Carl CEPRESS - Los Altos CA, US
Chih-min CHIEN - Taipei City, TW
Liang CHENG - Fremont CA, US
Justin LEONG - Milpitas CA, US
Xiaoping QIN - San Jose CA, US

G06F 1/16
G02F 1/1333
G02F 1/1337

In a display assistant device, a display panel assembly has a plurality of first retention elements, and each first retention element is formed on a rear surface of the display panel assembly and adjacent to a respective first edge of the display panel assembly. A back cover is configured to hold the display panel assembly using a plurality of second retention elements. Each second retention element is arranged adjacent to a respective second edge of the back cover. When mated to each other, the first and second retention elements are configured to control an in-plane displacement of each second edge of the back cover in response to an impact of a force on the second edges, thereby limiting an out-of-plane displacement of each second edge of the back cover and protecting the first edges of the display panel assembly from falling apart from the second edges of the back cover.

2020011, Apr 9, 2020

Oct 9, 2019

16/597745

- Mountain View CA, US
Carl Cepress - Los Altos CA, US
Liang Ching Tseng - Taipei City, TW
Darren Torrie - Mountain View CA, US
Frances Kwee - Mountain View CA, US
Rex Price - San Jose CA, US

H04R 1/34
H04R 1/02

In a display assistant device, a speaker is mounted in a waveguide structure which is at least partially disposed beneath a display screen. The waveguide structure is mounted in an exterior housing which includes speaker grills distributed on a plurality of surfaces of the exterior housing, permitting sound waves from the speaker to be projected outside the exterior housing. A cover structure is disposed on top of the waveguide structure to conceal the waveguide structure and speaker within the exterior housing. The cover structure has a tilted bottom surface configured to be suspended above the waveguide structure and to be separated by a first space. Sound waves projected from an upper portion of the speaker are reflected by the tilted bottom surface and are guided through the first space to exit the device from a speaker grill portion located on a rear side of the exterior housing.

2020009, Mar 19, 2020

Oct 8, 2019

16/596709

- Mountain View CA, US
Marc Davidson - Sunnyvale CA, US
Chih-Min Chien - Taipei City, TW
Daniel Corbalan - San Francisco CA, US
Carl Cepress - Los Altos CA, US

G10L 15/28
G06F 3/16

This application is directed to a display assistant device that acts as a voice-activated user interface device. The display assistant device includes a base, a screen and a speaker. The base is configured for sitting on a surface. The screen has a rear surface and is supported by the base at the rear surface. A bottom edge of the screen is configured to be held above the surface by a predefined height, and the base is substantially hidden behind the screen from a front view of the display assistant device. The speaker is concealed inside the base and configured to project sound substantially towards the front view of the display assistant device.